Populace in Turmoil Reds Demonstration Threaten German Revolt
Report from Herlin and Washington outlines a Sunday mass protest in Germany amid food shortages and fear of communist upheaval. Authorities restrict open air meetings as demonstrators gather, while observers warn of a wider European war if unrest spreads. German officials and pundits debate potential U.S. role to avert collapse.
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Herlin
Shorow
Germany
Sindy
Avery
Lee
Lee FaWeinti
Washington
Coline Harey Kewsler
Kessler
United States
Keesler
Auton
Klan 10 Fight Injunction In New York State
Albany July 28 United Press reports the Ku Klux Klan 10 faced a state injunction in New York as Tommoth G. Sent of Buffalo appeared in special chambers of Supreme Court Justice Staley to contest the order. The action restrains the organization and its privileges of membership and corporate status in the state.
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KLAN
New York State
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Albany
KuLux Retabk
Tommoth G. Sent
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Staley
Kamello Iron Oxaroil
He. State
Former Corry Man Hit by Truck in Erie Death
A Corry resident, 56 year old A E Plate, was struck by a moving truck in Erie while trying to fetch water. He died of internal injuries. police report a late Tuesday night accident near a Willys Street crossing. Survived by four daughters and a wife, funeral details to follow.
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Carey
Utilly
Erie
Fia
Willian Ord
Norton
North East
Afar
Torton
Mateta
Sin
Williams Pond
Urie
Syd
Auinehmer
Toute Mautrion
Chaves
Huis
Bus Line To North East Discontinued In July Newsflash
Northeast July 28 The Transportation Co. discontinued their service between North East and Findley Lake due to insufficient passenger demand. Mary and Auina Connors of Hiuflain visit their cousin Mar Kate Milou in town.
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North East
Ransportation Co. Age
Findley Lake
Ointes Mary
Auina Connors
Hiuflain
Mar Katee Milou
Attorney General Moves Against Treasurer in Harrisburg
Attorney General George W. Woodruff issues a formal opinion to Snyder declaring the actions by Treasurer Charles A. Snyder illegal. If upheld, the case could prompt immediate court action against Snyder and challenge Governor Pinchot's administration.
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Harrisburg
Charles A. Snryder
Jim
Pinchot
George W .Wodlruff
Snyder
Horeil
Teault
On Trial at Cumberland Court House for Murder
Garrett Garrete and his brother Rulart are on trial at Cumberland Court House for the murder of Teor in Meron. Prosecutors present testimony as the case unfolds with local officials and witnesses in attendance.
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Larkin
Garrete
Rulart
Garrett
Cumberland Court
Housa
Teor
Meron
U S Tourists in Europe Preyed by Swindlers
Reports from Paris and other cities recount Americans being robbed by pickpockets and con artists across Europe this season. Incidents include jewelry losses in Paris and cash thefts in Brussels and Budapest, with victims from New York, Chicago, South Bend and more.
Pinchot Code in Balance Prompts Governing Reform Debate
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Pinchot reform program facing scrutiny as Governor Pinchot drives a broader reorganization while the state treasurer faces potential removal. Attorneys general and auditors weigh legal authority as the legislature contemplates special sessions and possible action to withhold funds.
Murdock Named New Pa Dry Director
Washington July 28 Mayor Williams G Murtocke will succeed Rev John Davis as head of the Pennsylvania dry directorate starting September 1. The appointment traces back to wartime leadership and shifts in the state administration.
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Williams G. Murtocke
Pelinsylvants
John Davis
Eat
Iréetor
Pennajdyanit
Witesadl Revenue
Mmit
Mardeck
George Huipton
Spal
Mavis Vrain
Sirers
Ioensime
Tig
Iin
Wage Parley Breaks Between Operators and Miners in Atlantip
Reports from Atlantip New York indicate a breakdown in wage negotiations between mine operators and workers. United States government mediators and labor representatives pursue a conference in hopes of resuming talks before a potential strike. The stalemate centers on wage scales and working conditions for miners and related support staff.
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Atlantip
Anthea
Leagtore
Phos Royers
Olarger
Washington
Pegutin
Leyton Augusta
Svage
Unite Stater
Mystery in New York as business man holds key
A New York mystery unfolds as a business man linked to a crime becomes central. Two police officers are injured, a gunman shoots during a tax raid, and leads to a stalled investigation with few clues. Authorities doubt a quick resolution.
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N. Y
New York
Yersan
Helene
Muider
Charlie Reynold
Union Tinidér
British miners killed in explosion in Yorkshire coal mine
Rotherham Yorkshire July 28 Twenty one British miners were killed in a coal mine explosion here today according to a dispatch from the cottage? wart.
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Rotherham
Yorkshire
Eng
President Harding's Alaska Plan Sees Development with Restraint
The article describes President Harding's Alaska trip and a reported plan combining conservation with development. It notes government resource control, safeguards against exploitation, and support for Alaska's future through selective use of natural resources and salmon protection. Thomas Manners and others are mentioned without clear context.
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Alaska
Jaring
EL Portal
Harding
Wisanee
Giseul Faberiés
Patural Uyiil Sonomine
Alka Oppor
Marding
Nominating petitions circulate for upcoming September primary
Local politics grow busier as petitions surface for the September 18 primaries. Robert Heerlein seeks City Treasurer on three tickets Republican Democratic and Prohibition. Others mumble names like FO Howard UF Brows and O W Bracken while vacancies on the City Commission await selections to fill the unexpired term and two four year terms. Petitions also appear for Constable and county district officials with filings due by August 20.
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Robert Heerlein
Me Moarlein
Heerlein
Messrs
Laurie
Rogers
Bliss
FO. Howard
O. W. Bracken
Aso
Ity
Ion Dstrict
Water shortage threatens Union City amid fire safety fears
Union City faces a serious water shortage with authorities shutting the large reservoir outlet. Water will come from borough wells after 6 PM to preserve fire protection, prompting residents to conserve as the town considers upgrading its system. Local visitors including Mr and Mrs J W Staff of Chicago arrived to visit relatives.
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Pimes-Enterprise
Findley Lake
Caseler
J. W
Buddy
Chicago
City
Fy Clickner
Hotel Grandin
A. Davis
Mary
Mary Crowley
Mayme
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