Troops May Be Used to Protect Mine Property
Western Pennsylvania coal operators, replying to President Wilson’s invitation, plan to reopen mines under protection of state police and the national guard. A new wage scale will be set for eight hour laborers and machine coal workers. Operators say federal assurances will boost production, especially in the anthracite fields, while strikers face guaranteed protection for workers before mining resumes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Avceptah
Warding
Ue Wate
National Guard
Vcile
Pitts Inirgh
Awociation Aunouniedd
Wen
United States
Aomsunion
Inammeh Ak
Ustion Taye
Gale Committee
Offendi Hc
Farainrly Ninlon
Insulator Breaks Cause Citywide Power Loss
A broken insulator near Union City caused a citywide blackout lasting about an hour. Power was restored after repairs by the lighting company staff around 1 AM. The incident halted electric service across the city until crews completed repairs.
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Union City
Brie
Huntly After & Delonke
Bayly
Union
Auto Crashed Into Gate On Center Street Crossing
The Ford touring car driven by Jy Marden and passenger Lin Marden crashed into a gate at the Center street crossing of the Irie railroad shortly before 11 last night. Mrs Marden suffered a cut on the leg from flying glass. the car’s top and fender were damaged.
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Jy Marden
Lin
Irie Rail Road
Sweep Toward Rail Peace Gains Impetus
An AP report notes a concerted drive by unions and railroads to settle the nationwide strike by July, with President Grable signaling likely mediation and a possible retroactive wage definition. Sporadic disorder is reported as meetings continue to avert a general shutdown, with the strike affecting passenger and freight service as hearings begin.
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United Press
Union
Paprer
Shopien
Grable
Detroit
Grant Lidge
Athens
Railroad Labor Board
Milwaukee
St Patraltroad
Mart M Jewall
Dutra
MeHdii
Rmuoh Dussautis
Inc
Betutier Gemming
Stitet
Jowell
Bow Paxsunger
Probe of Big Steel Merger Continues At Informal Hearing
Washington July 19 The ongoing inquiry into the Toland Midvale and Republic Aluminum merger seeks to determine restraint of trade and antitrust viability. Lawyers for the three firms expanded data at an informal FTC hearing as the Justice Department finishes its review of related Bethlehem Iron and United Steel mergers. The agency plans a Senate report this week and a forthcoming trade commission hearing on Bethlehem and Lackawanna mergers.
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Washington
Toland
Midvale
Republic Atps
Federate Tends Commission
Department of Justice
Thland-Aidgile-Reputy
Bethlehem Ands
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem
Wanye
Capital and Labor in Finish Fight
United Press reports a capital and labor showdown amid nationwide mine strikes. Officials warn reopening with strikebreakers risks troops and broader unrest. miners’ leaders vow to resist unsafe conditions and push for a conference of operators and unions to end the crisis.
Funeral of Cecil Price
Funeral services for Cecil Price were held at the family residence on Pleasant Street with Rev. Scockham of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Members of the Trinity class of the Bible Methodist Church served as pallbearers. Neighbors and relatives from New Castle and nearby towns attended, with choir members from the Methodist church leading the music.
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Last Pleasant Street
Scockham
First Presbyterian Church
Mim Clarkues Miller
Willie
Methodist
Swagart Aid
New Castle
Earl Say
Evie
Lelia Price
Krie
Stott Mc Srayt
Elgin
John Dinkrom
RJ. Hull
Gertride Anderson
Mra
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Shepherd of
Union
City
Ara
Seale
Brie
Harding Mine Plan Stopped By Strikebreakers Row
President Harding faced a setback as his push to boost coal output met resistance from a 600,000 miner strike and UMW protests against employing strikebreakers. Governors from six states pledged to use state powers to protect mines while awaiting further White House responses.
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United Pros
Washington
Harding
Tno
United Mine Workers
Crosedl
Jlarding
White House
Mormon
Kentucky
Kendall
Iown
Melray
Indiana
Hardwhel
Georgia
Hart
Meacham
New Mexico
Navy Secretary Denby Survives 4000-Foot Plane Fall
United Pro reports Navy Secretary Denby escaped a 4000 foot fall over Peleliu in China seas. Roosevelt ordered immediate government dispatches to American naval forces for full incident report. No serious injuries reported, according to Roosevelts briefings.
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United Pro
Washington
Unoitieiat
den Sy
Pele
China
Roosevelt
Coroner probes launch sinking that killed three off Midway Park
A coroner led inquiry into the July sinking of the passenger launch Queen between Chautauqua and Midway Park. The vessel, owned by Lew Gordon and later sold to BR Gleason, drew survivors and witnesses who described the craft’s condition, sale details, and rescue efforts as investigators promised further testimony at a later date.
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Midway Park Dock
Jamestown
BR Gleason
Chowtangna
Sind Poe
Lew Gordon
Hows
Hin
Gleason
Chantaugia
Bergon Fis Hava
Gordon
Miller
Garlun
Watsoiy
Freeman
Mudville
Aud
Tnut
Ginason
Gomissioner Freeman
Louis Dana
Uetine
Tim
Cleveland trolley fares cut to five cents this summer
Cleveland officials announced a fare reduction from six to five cents as the street railway company pushes a midyear cut amid city pressure. A separate dispatch from Riga reports the Soviet embassy denying Copenhagen reports that Premier Lenin was murdered en route from Riga to the Caucasus.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Street Railway 1 Company
Kobler
Hinatum
P R R Reaches Wage Agreement With Shop Workers
Philadelphia July 10 United Press reports the Pennsylvania Railroad and shop workers representatives reached a wage agreement after a year of direct negotiations. About 140 000 employees are affected as new pay scales are set to replace earlier rates under the railroad labor board system. The settlement aims to ease tensions and restore interest in road work while delaying local federal actions that could affect the carrier’s operations.
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United Press Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania Management
Messay
Mit Tin
Wellings
Jwef
Miners fan to strike endures amid dire labor woes
United Press reports miners of an unnamed district vote to support a prolonged strike. President Lewis asserts miners will not be driven back to mines while coalition plans, mobilization and solidarity demonstrations intensify. The piece portrays widespread hardship, threats to wages, and resolve to sustain stoppage until demands are met.
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Lewis
United Press
Powell
Amelia Federation of Labor
Ein
Stilling Eushapmien
Watkins
Unita Press
Erie
John 1
Amefin
Washington
Washington, Jil
Amu
Palipar
Minera
Conlan
Sealy
Buffalo Scene Amid Fierce Riot On East Side
On July 19 in Buffalo three International Street Railway Company workers faced a vicious mob during a service disruption. Ellwood Knox of Philadelphia John Creadon also from Philadelphia and John Pittman of Boston were beaten and forced to seek shelter in a restaurant before being hospitalized.
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Buffalo
Sosson
International Steast Railway Company
T. R. OC
Ellwood Knox
Philadelphia
John Creadon
John Pittman
Boston
Candy Shop Adds New Department at North Denver Street
CH Geiger & Son have installed new candy-making units on North Denver Street, showcasing an automated corn popper and electric heater. The shop emphasizes modern mechanical efficiency and invites the public to view the new department in operation.
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Candy Shop
CH Geiger & Son
Denver Street
Rhodels
Sulton
Triumph
Asiy Uy
Penny crude price slashed cited in market note
Market brief notes a 25 cent cut in Penna crude with agents and buyers listed. The item mentions Stand Oil buyers and other entities like Pavreyty and Cubs 106 Sumeriel Tecyy SLi in a terse commodity update. The fragmentary text preserves names and prices from the era’s trade shorthand.
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Bunnerapt Light
Connie Elude
Miners Clash Alleged Plot Ties Southern Pa Feud
United Press reports a clash among miners at Cliftonalle's Salekda mine near Wilisberg drew state police and sheriffs as guards and troopers responded. The sensational tale described arrests and tensions as authorities moved to quell violence and investigate alleged plotting among miners and union factions.
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Wilisberg
Ariel
Patinlid
Asia
Operane
Salekda
Cliftonalle
Lemorry
Welleburg
Tm Pomeine
Wutua Rin
Newrseyania Leinten Us
Wiliaefers
Gornt Avett
Rom
Legtlers
Rotary charter to be presented at Warren dinner
Rotary club members will receive their charter at a dinner in Warren tomorrow night. A large group from Warren and nearby areas will attend the formal ceremony with officials and guests present to witness the charter presentation and celebrate the new chapter.
Wilkes-Barre mob dispersed by guards during riot
United Press reports in Wilkes-Barre on July 19 a mob at Lehigh Valley roared with rocks and bombs. Guards opened fire, wounding a man who was hospitalized. A bystander was shot through the back as a chase ended with several injuries and the crowd scattered. Police investigate chants and scene today.
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United Press
Wilkesbarre
Himaverah
Lehigh Vallow
William Bese
Og Oil
Carl Peterson
Beice
Alte Keimmeter
Ad -Pétine
Thiemot AG
Railroad unions push defect claims against boiler equipment
In Cleveland on July 19 complaints by railroad workers over defective boiler equipment continued to be filed at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers headquarters. Warren S. Stone, president, said the grievances were being sent to the Interstate Commerce Commission for action.
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la United Crose Eleveland
Frilroads Operatic
de Meese
Railroad “Brotherhood
Warran S. Stome
Agee
Jocomotive Engineers
Stone Gaid
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kelsey Case Sees New Trial Motion Delayed
In Banawad county a former resident Hiecy Hmned faces renewed questions as attorneys seek a new trial for Frank Keke sey. Judge Rossiter postponed action until Thursday while defense cites newly discovered perjury and false testimony during the original trial. The case, linked to a county saloon, drew local attention as prosecutors push for accountability.
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Banawad
Vineet
Kylséy
Erie
Frank Kekesey
M. Teltcens
Kelsey
Fiarshal
Keleoy
Ee Assurance
Old Guard Jolt by Nebraska Primary Returns
Nebraskan primary results are tallied with old guard figures scaring rivals. Jeffries leads with 1088 GA Davin 19 546. Hitch nominated by Democrats. GOP gubernatorial race tight between Randall and McMullen. Bryan and Norton feature in a crowded field.
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B. Mawel
United Stiles
Jefiries
Howell
M. Hitch
Throyer
Dan Butler
Tyceilor
Norton
A Bryan
Witkin
Jennies Bevan
Alsa Cloee
Charles H. Randall
Dee Am McMullen
Lay
IH S Alumni Bake Sale At Cony High School
The Cony High School alumni association plans bake sales to support its organization. Funds will be raised at the office of the Gera Chery Electric Light Company on Boardmy morning. Other efforts are announced to ensure ongoing maintenance and balance of the association.
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Cony High School
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