Coal strike talks to end with Wednesday conference
Philadelphia dispatch reports operators and United Mine Workers leaders plan a Wednesday meeting to resolve the coal strike. John L. Lewis predicts miners will return to pits within thirty days, while unions resist concessions for state and municipal coal use. Warrington of Illinois mines attends.
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Lewis
Farrington
Jack Darrock
Philadelphia
John Lt. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Han
Lewin
Warrington
Illinois Mines
Lendere
Carl Young
Hiener
Michigay
Michigan Min
Électric Lyght
Warrin
Union Tudor
No Trace Of Klans Offspring In England
London July 20 England sought vainly today for any evidence of a British link to the Ku Klux Klan as reports from the United States stirred speculation of a second hundred thousand in sympathy with the Klan The British press probed the claim while officials said no corroboration was found and debated the alleged connections between Jo Wood and Edward V Clarke Wood was reported as a personal representative amid rumors of a broader British Klan alignment with no solid proof emerging.
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United Pras
London
England
Jo Wood
Ellas
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
United States
Wood
Ky Khue Klan
Edie
Othem
Hiya
Sty Héte
Edward V. Clarke
Heague
Jon
St Elizabeth Lawn Social Planned for Wednesday Evening
Arrangements are under way by the Indies of St Elizabeth for a Wednesday evening lawn social on March 2. Music by the American Legion band will accompany the event with a fish pond and other amusements for children. Tickets have been sold to support the festival of St Elizabeth’s community and St Elizabeth’s.
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St Elizabeth's
Fessiva
jeVenind
Artuyat
Dhers
Cindy
Noerlleworle
Gibson Swears In New Federal Judge for Western District
Robert McGibson was sworn in as a federal judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Judge W T Minwon administered the oath in a ceremony attended by colleagues and friends, marking the start of his tenure on the bench.
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Gibson
West, PA
Tattsburgit
Almiont
Autor
Robert Mc Gibson
Western District
Pennsylvania
W. TL Miniwon
Judie Gibson
Chirley
Dedicatory Services At Waterford Aug 30
Corry residents will learn that Wednesday August 30 is set for dedicating the George Washington monument at Fort LeBoeuf Waterford. The event, planned by the LeBouf Memorial Association and officials of the Pennsylvania Republican Dominaton, aims to be the greatest celebration in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Corry
Bain
George Washington
Waterford
Memphors
Pennsylvania Uiitoricat
le Bout LeBouf Memorial Association
E Ip
Pennsylvania
Refuse To Restore Seniority Rights In Strike Fallout
United Press report from Louisville quotes Wybel Mapather claiming strikers who refused to return by the deadline lost their seniority rights. Mapather says workers hired to fill vacancies became permanent hires, and the pledge to restore seniority if strikers returned would have affected more than five thousand men.
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United Press
Louisville
Lottieville
Nashville
Wybel Mapather
Mapather
Greensburg Woman Slayer Sought After Shocking Street Killing
State police searched Greensburg for Steve Spunilla who allegedly shot and killed Mrs Joh Sporotti in a public street. Police confirmed the suspect is linked to a feud with another man, with Mrs Sporotti reported as a witness to the event and as a relative to a local figure.
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United Press
Greensburg
Steve Spunilla
Joh. Sporotti
Jicute Creek
Everinis
Spunifla
Avortesed
Spowetty
Wwkband
Dynamite Scattered Through Coal Car Investigation
A jumble of garbled text reports a dynamite incident tied to a Teichmann company inquiry. The fragment mentions stokers, furnaces, and dynamite placed in coal, with police and inspection actions referenced amid unclear details.
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United Press
New York
Teichmann Manufacturing
Careff
Harrick Arrives from France for Visit in New York
Myron Harrick the American ambassador to France arrived in New York for a two month vacation. He travels with his son Parmittes, owner of the Dayton Herald, and the Dayton Journal. The ambassador plans to visit Cleveland next. Also noted, Mins Betty Anderson returned to Wilkes-Barre with her mother after a city visit today.
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United
New York
Myron Harrick
France
Paris
Harrick
Parmittes
Dayton Merald
Dayton Jounal
Wetur
Ambassadory
Cleveland
Betty Anderson
Wilctx
Yeho
John Hammnd
Parker
Scranton
Paydn
Seven States Prime the 1930s Primary Surge
Lawrence Martin Wallington reports a national primary wave as seven states hold elections next week with contests for three Democratic and several Republican Senate seats and multiple House seats. Key figures include Reed in Missouri and McKellar in Tennessee, with Oklahoma West Virginia and Kentucky also featuring pivotal races.
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Lawrence Martin Wallington
Kansan
Minouri
Oklahoma
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Milani
Arkarcia
Senate
James A. Reed
Breckenridge
McKellar
Gus Fitzhugh Anh
Noah W. Cooper
Sutherland
Manuel Herrick
Congress
Ban On Coal Exportation During Fuel Crisis
Wabsittington July 20 The government announces a ban on coal exportation except in great emergencies. Secretary Hoover disclosed the measure as part of fuel conservation during the strike, aiming to stabilize supplies amid disruption.
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Ume
Wabsittington
Secretargy of
Hoover
Kansas City Explosion Kills One and Injures Dozens
A downtown Kansas City blast at a hotel and restaurant area killed James A Hatfield of Omaha and injured more than a dozen others. The explosion, caused by gasoline vapors ignited by a cleaning shop fire, ripped through the street, with authorities warning many casualties may yet die as rescuers search for additional victims and missing guests.
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United Pros
Kansas City
Mack
James A Hatfield
Omaha
Ned
Live Stock Film at Municipal Building Aug 10
Livestock raisers announce a free live stock motion picture to be shown in the Municipal Building auditorium this evening. The program features Jersey and Holstein cattle with entertaining views and no admission fee for the general public.
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Hi Marnham
Corry
Lundinig Sind
Thare
Jersey
Holstely
Obenchain Jury Again Deadlocked in Murder Case
In Syracuse on November 90, maintenance of way workers and shopmen joined a New York Central strike. Reports say the Obenchain case remains at impasse as jurors could not reach a verdict after deliberations. Paraphrased lines indicate uncertainty surrounding the defendant’s fate and ongoing legal actions.
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Syracuse
New York Central
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Developments in the Rail Strike Crisis and White House Plan
Reported tensions rise as President Harding proposes steps to end the strike with a comprehensive plan from the White House. Railroad leaders meet in New York to decide on acceptance or rejection while talks with John L. Lewis and United States Workers’ Trade feelers continue for direct conferences next week.
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United Press
Harding
Wan
Washington
Coul
Fmm
Joh L. Lewis
United sState
Unusual Ohio Case Baffles Medical Experts
Elizabeth Irwin, touted as America's youngest mother, refuses to name the child's father. Medical authorities in two counties convene during a recess to probe the mystery as investigators seek details about the infant weighing seven pounds and the family’s statements. The grand jury will reconvene for further inquiries.
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Hardin
Elizabeth Irwin
America
Eileabeth
Corry Girl Weds New York Man
Mise May Thompson of Corry married Trewin W Owens of New York City on July 19 at Trinity church Staten Island. Owens is a bookkeeper with The Corry Milling and Supply Company. The couple reside at West Brighton Staten Island with local friends offering congratulations.
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Reytives
Mise May Thompson
Trewin
Owens
Mark Citi
Trinity Church
Staten Island
George Thompson
Franklin Street
Corry Milling & Supply Company
Owenyavill
West Brigtmon
N.Y
Happy Coupile
Miner Killed and Improper Explosive Blast at Local Mine
By United Press United Press reports a premature explosion at the Donnelly and Kavolé Coal Company ruin near Marplecrite Greensburg Pa. instantly killed man Joseph Diskey 21 and injured another worker Andrew Diskey 6 at the mining hamlet one mile from Greensburg. The elder Diskey is in critical condition at Greenburg Hospital.
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United Press
Greensuurm
Killa
Moter
Donnelly and Kavolé Coal Company
Marpecrite
Ray
Joseph Diskey
Andrew Diskey
Greenburg
Restoration of Seniority Rights Opposed by United Pros
United Press reports opposition to restoring seniority rights in a western can area dispute. Western Cisupatiy executives stand firm against any settlement that would alter current seniority and job protections. The piece notes broad public opinion favoring cautious resolution and points to leadership dynamics around the strike and union claims.
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Western Rail
United Pros
Wolstagg
Wall Stern
Eunferenies
Toeaday
New
Videlider Presi
Hy United Press
Spin le Wilkie
Atlaaih
Garland Donates to Striking Miners Benefit Fund
United Press reports Charles Garland donated 1 000 000 to a fund for the benefit of striking miners in Western Pennsylvania. The gift, part of a 2 009 000 grant, aims to aid workers while Garland plans oversight by trustees to ensure aid reaches individuals and groups in need. The fund funds public services and is to be administered with caution for the benefit of mankind.
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United Press
New York
Uarles Garland
Pennsylvania
Harland
Tollawa
Erinyt
Finley
Married at the Methodist Parsonage in quiet ceremony
Mr Cawienes Vo Spangentene wed Miss Lilling A Rowse at the Methodist parsonage in a brief ceremony conducted by Rev Vreemott M. Reitinger. The couple reside in Cony and plan for their future together.
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Cawienes
Methodist Parsonage
Vreemott M. Reitinger
Sacred concert at Presbyterian Church Sunday
A sacred concert by the Presbyterian Church choir is planned for Sunday with Miss Siena Anderson, Miss Jeanette Buller, and Miss Myra Crayser among performers. The program includes preludes, vocal solos, choral numbers, and a benediction, directed by Mrs. Dawediry Ministend and featuring pianist Miss Jeanette Buller.
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Prof. Barth
Pootyterian Munch
Hsiml Ekéllene
Amnon
Dawediry
Mise Minfile Can
Mme Signa Andersoy
Jeanette Tutler
Prehida
Tyurays
Siena
Stockham
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Kiron
Binitstes
Shepperd Mist Sard Muotnines, Sa Aiurarn
Tate Yi
Barttume Solal Seon
Lee Whittleses Hojia
Fett Museoy
Megan Chir Diortsoy
Pini
Rantesheew Efi Jidie
Jeanette Buller
Terusalant
Gounad
Abs Dawson Olmstead Wnt
Taras Dad Adtos
Parks Miss Crupeer
Miss Machines
Mr Whittlesey
Fr Jenkins
Tastaminatus
Stabat Matyr
Mrs Olmstead
Geo. S
Submarine incident report reaches San Francisco
In a July dispatch from San Francisco, reports say the Voyager and Beaver sailors faced miscommunication and engine trouble aboard a submarine near lower California. The crew were unable to complete a voyage under their own power and assistance was requested from a U S Navy vessel.
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San Francisco
Haaelquarinrs
Vormmindar SW
Millet
Los
Elf
California
Keankiy
United States
Cortruder Biller
Wytine
Ee Sheridan
Honolulu
Chicago Trolley Negotiations Fail
Chicago officials announced that talks to settle the trolley wage dispute collapsed, threatening a city street car strike. Company officials say settlement remains tied to forthcoming steps and that service could be affected starting Tuesday.
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Ciicago
Chicago
Anna
Acid attack case yields thirteen month sentence
In McKeesport Ary Eva Dymlnss was convicted of throwing acid in an argument that burned Mrs. Mary Pereice. She received a thirteen month sentence in a western penitentiary while her appeal for a new trial was denied by the Supreme Court.
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Dalted Press
Pittsburgh
Eva
Dymlnss
McReesport
Mary Pereice
Western
Perendary
Harding Is Confident of Rail Peace
Washington July 20 The White House voiced confidence an early settlement to the railroad strike as President Bluring pursues a compromise. The plan envisions labor peace with executives and unions meeting in New York and Chicago to formalize terms. Officials indicate the joint action could avert a broad disruption and restore normal rail service.
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James T. Rotbert
Mike Stentid
Afeiaa
New York
Bart Promis
Chicago
Whith
Arding
Smke
Twente
Milton
cAlly
Olit
Sluipwork
Converne AA
Insii
Nlsus Rt Sauber
Unconditional Surrender Sought in Rebel Conflict
A United Press dispatch reports intense calls for unconditional surrender by rebels amid peace proposals and strategic debates. The piece notes rumors of a reported government stance, uneasy public reaction in New York and nationwide interest, with references to military movement and tense expectations about the conflict's direction.
Riots in Chicago rail strike injure guard and threaten pickets
In Chicago a violent clash at the rail shop intensified the mailers strike as a U S marshal severely wounded a guard and a strikebreaker was beaten thrown and kidnapped amid warnings from gangs guarding Burnside shop of the Central Railroad.
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Chicago
United Proiay Hitseago
Sorfoun
Wallford
United States
Morgan
Morgan Sn
Burnside Shopa
Central Railroad
Witton
Hart, Serionmly
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