Pinchot-Democratic Alliance-Strike Improves Board Action
The Board of Education met in special session to approve George H. Gordon’s bond as school tax collector for 1994, deny any intentional irregularities in 1933 and 1984 collections, and instruct the president to sign tax warrants. A resolution urged the Journal Publishing Company to publish a statement that all collections were in strict compliance with the law, while debate continued over handling and potential reappointment of the collector.
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George H. Gordon
Board of Education
Carry
D. A. Fillstrom
Journal
Corry
Lambing
Brown
Hillstrom
Gordon
Supt
Dewey
Séméohe
State Department
Hoonighitre
Messrs
Bennett, Lambing
Strikers Clash With Police At Smith Cove Seattle
United Press report from Seattle July 18 describes police battling about 1000 strikers at Smith Cove in a renewed waterfront riot. Strikers were gassed and efforts to restore picket lines near Pier 41 faced forceful action. several strikers were clubsed according to witnesses.
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United Epes
Seattle
Smith Cove
Talay
Ugande
Pier 41
Hey
Smith
Heat Wave Withers Southwest Crops Across Plains
Unbroken weeks of scorching sun hit Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri, driving cattlemen to shoot weak cattle unable to reach water. Cotton suffering, grain burned, and LIVestock rushed to markets as feeds dwindled. Water shortages spread across several states with wells and streams drying up and towns hauling water by wagon.
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United Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Steal Gems in Gotham Hold Up
Four banks escaped with jewels of undetermined value from Charles P. Goldsmith & Co. today after dropping a pack containing gems worth 250000. Posing as customers, two gained admittance to the sink on the 18th floor at 29 3rd Street. The other two forged on elevator to take them into the setup.
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New York
Charles P. Goldsmith & Co
Flevat Cnebator
Claim to oust Guffey in Senate race rocks Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh dispatch reports July 18 that Pennsylvania Democrats seek to substitute Governor Pinchot for Joseph Guffey as senatorial nominee. Townley cites talks with Milford allies as plans surface for a possible third party ticket headed by Pinchot and Harte for governor, with Zennety and Rhodes as other nominees. Pinchot declines comment saying no statement to make.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Pennsyvania Democratic
Gifforu Binchot
Joseph F. Guiley
John B. Townley
Pittsburgh Press
Townley
Guttey
Republica Friends
Guffey
Engs
Milford
Hoket
Thoms Zennety
Chester H Rhodes
E Sa
Giffard Pinchot
Joseph Guffey
Tye
Pinchot
United Pre Bot
Ha Sim
Erie County Names Fall Election Registrars
County commissioners announced fall election appointments at Erie. Republican registrars listed include First Ward Precinct 1 Ler Cady Donald Stewart. First Ward Precinct 2 Orn Leveland Elizabeth Tinley. Second Ward Marion Austin Amy Skinner. Third Ward Precinct 1 Maul Weese Mary Dempsey. Third Ward Precinct 2 Lauer Dykes Nellie Swan. Fourth Ward Mary Whittreds Honor Maloney.
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Erie
Fallows
Ler Cady
Donald Stewart
Orn Leveland
Elizabeth Tinley
Marion Austin
Amy Skinner
Maul Weese
Mary Dempsey
Lauer Dykes
Nellie Swan
Pourth Ward
Mary Whittreds
Honor Maloney
Connor Child Rises on Road to Recovery at Hartsdale
Hartsdale New York July 18 Bobby Connor appears stronger and quite restless this morning amid ill health with no alarming symptoms. Official hospital bulletin from Grasslands Hospital notes the boy seeks skimmed milk and dextro maltose with a temperature around 99 and vital signs showing pulse about 120 and respiration about 28.
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Wisconsin
Connor Child
James Road
United Press
Hartsdale
N.Y
Bobby Connor
Lands
Female labor survey sparks push for new hosiery plant
A Collen Rule Club survey targets labor for a proposed new hosiery plant to employ 100 to 200 women in Cory and nearby areas. The plan, backed by local officials and a prospective company, aims to locate in Derry or Cory with a published questionnaire and immediate responses solicited from workers experienced in sewing machine operation.
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Collen Rule Club
Bf Ath Arlivies
Tie Chi
Rex
Golden Rule Club
Derry
John Blatt
al Giels
Che
Clut
Cory
Masonica Temple
Woman's River Corps
Howard Sheen
Lucile Murray
Mortimer E. Graham
Erie County
Gilam
Brié
Hope Grows for Early Peace in Frisco Strike
San Francisco reports easing of food shortages as strike leaders pursue arbitration. City agencies plan bus service on Third Street while oil firm staff vow to supply fuel oil with police protection. National Guard extends protection of piers and Oakland terminal amid lingering disruptions. Minneapolis braces as Gov Olson calls conciliators for strike settlement talks. Pennsylvania Highway Dept set to open bids August 10 for an 8-foot concrete highway project linking Eye County Line to Spartsburg borough.
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United Press
San Francisco
Municipal Railways
Third Street
Southern Pacific
Market Street
Standard Oil Company of California
Jowell
Phitlip Patehin
Oil Company
Hmit
National Guard
Oakland
Minneapolis
Floyd
Olson
Terickmoen
Hoy
Francis J. Hass
National Industrial Relations Dear
Chicago
JH. Dunnigan
Labor Conciliaten
Roosevelt Heads Toward Hawaiian Goal On Vacation Cruise
President Roosevelt sails toward Hawaii aboard the cruiser Houston with plans for fishing near Clipperton Island and arrival around July 25. The voyage continues as the San Francisco general strike remains unanswered, with Roosevelt keeping quiet on the labor matter. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and aides accompany him aboard during the July vacation cruise.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Roosvelt
Houston
Napoapoo
Hawaii
United States
San Francisco
Glipperton
Hon
Tuli
New Orleans
Clipperton Island
Franklin D. Froosevelt, Jr
Wilson Brown
Gus Gennerich
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Hawaiian Islands
Mutiny and Fire Destroy Italian Prison on Giudecca
July 13 report from Venice states twenty inmates at Giudecca prison mutinied and started a fire that destroyed the building. All 970 inmates were moved to Santa Maria prison after the blaze. Initial details noted a lone hammer used. later reports say prisoners protested harsh discipline and fired through a second floor causing a blaze that consumed the facility.
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Venice
Giudecca Island
Santa Maria
Lia
Pickets relax blockade as federal mediator opens talks
In Kohler Wisconsin labor dispute progress appeared as pickets relieved their blockade around the Kohler plant while a federal mediator began negotiations for settlement of the first strike in this so called industrial utopia. Several workers were allowed to leave the plant after two days of confinement, with explanations of passing credentials guiding access. In India, reports denying a government sale of ten thousand gold ounces of silver at forty cents per ounce circulated from New York sources, with officials stating the claim was unfounded.
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Unitestress
Kohler
Wis
Dhe Kohler Manufacturing
Nero
Timim
Simba
India
New Yorks
North Dakota Governor Declares Martial Law Amid Ouster bid
Governor William Langer, convicted of a federal felony, declares martial law in North Dakota and suspends civil law as 4,200 National Guardsmen take control. He defies a state supreme court ruling removing him from office and calls a special legislative session to pursue impeachment.
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United Press
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Sov
William Hi. Langer
Supreme Court
Langer
Fined After Dance Staged at East Main Beer Parlor
R B Keppel faced Mayor Glen Miller as police magistrate and paid a $5 fine plus costs after an arrest tied to a recent dance at his East Main Street beer parlor. He denied hosting a dance but acknowledged patrons danced informally. no specific charge was listed. A $6 city assessment was collected for use of the city in Tvl to dates.
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R. B. Keppel
East Main Street
Glen Miller
Keppel
Murder charge in death of co ed at Norman
In Norman Oklahoma on July 18 Neal Myers a University of Oklahoma pharmacy student was charged with murder in the death of Marian Mills a 20 year old co ed known as Miss Mills. Mills was found dead in the apartment of Mrs Frazel Brown near a fraternity house after spending the night there authorities say Mills and Myers allegedly used drugs in a bid to avoid motherhood.
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United Press
Norman
Okla
Neal Myers
University of Oklahoma
Marian Mills
Desuty Queen
Miss Mills
Frazel Brown
Myers
Garland Street Improvement Planned in Spring Creek Area
Learn from tele sources this afternoon that authorizing a one and a half mile concrete extension of the Spring Creek Garland stretch has been approved. The project includes widening intersections at Pleasant and Northwest streets to ease the curve and will begin after August bids with completion anticipated this fall.
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Qwas
Spring Creek
West Church Streets
West Pleasant Street
West Church Street
Pleasant
Northwest Streets
Franklin
Spartansburg Road
Crawford County
Sife
Spartansburg
Corry
Golden Rule Club
Samuel S. Lewis
Thomias Frame
Roa
Board of
Crayford County Commissioners
Robert Guibertson
Pinchot
Cravisford County
Corty
Erie
Spartansboro
Titusville
Corry-Meadville
Kitte Cooley
Uni
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Sparta Road
Hint Pinchot
Democratic Alliance
Northwest ST
Harrisburg
Gotham
Pittsburgh
Pinchot-Earle
Graham
Frisco
Conta
Eye County
Une
Bpareansburg
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Pacific
First Ward
Garland
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