New Disorder In Penn a Miners Walkout Reported
United Press dispatch from Rome says talks between the Vatican and Italian government over Catholic clubs continued as the Vatican delivered its fourth note. The Pope conferred with church and state officials and foreign diplomats as clubs reopen in Rome and Tutin amid ongoing diplomatic maneuvering.
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Penn
United Press
Rome
Vatican
Ius
Tutin
Tullin Foreign Office
Seinen Surrenders as Capone Case Builds Momentum
Jack Seinen, a Capone lieutenant, surrendered on liquor conspiracy charges and paid a bond of four thousand dollars. Prosecutors expect a parade of Capone gangsters to follow, while Al Capone weighs a not guilty plea on either income tax fraud or conspiracy charges.
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Ay Ray Brennan
United Press
Chicago
Scarface al" Capone
Jack Seinen
Capone
Seinen
United States Commissioner's Office
Ave Crisp
William Waugh
Capine
Tam
Waugh
Stitlen
Federal
Capone Gang
Pinchot Cuts State Building Funds In Appropriation Bills
Harrisburg reports Governor Pinchot vetoed and reduced several construction allocations in separate appropriation bills. Major cuts include 1 million from state teachers colleges building and 500 000 from simulated state army ory construction. Allocations remain for Warren Hospital Huntingdon reformatory and multiple state institutions. He signed bills for widowed mothers aid 411 998 and 3 000 000 for Eastern Penitentiary at Gratersford and a ban on auto insurance sales beyond state registered insurers.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Enders’ Colleges
Warren Hospital
Huntingdon Reformatory
Muncy
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Rockview
Polk School
Philipsburg State Hospital
Torrance State Hospital
Seatisna State Orphans School
Eastern
Gratersford
State Insurance Department
North East Man Rescued From Findley Lake Narrow Escape
Findley Lake saw a near drowning yesterday afternoon when a North East man became exhausted while swimming. Two rescuers pulled him from the water after he sank twice. His name was not learned. He recovered rapidly and was little the worse for the experience.
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North East
Findley
Ley
Heavy Toll in Central Pennsylvania Accidents
A series of fatal and injury incidents reported in central Pennsylvania includes gas stove tragedy in Lancaster County killing Benjamin Hartsough and injuring his wife and nephew, a fatal crash near Lebanon, a drowning on the Susquehanna linked to Joseph Rylszysisi Jr, and a fatal fall in Lemoyne.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Hartsough
Lancasser
Amos Frey
Hartsough
Te Itehen
Frey
Elmer Griffith
Hinkletown
Harvey Zimmerman
Nphrata
Lebanon Road
Joseph Rylszysisi, Jr
Larks- Iville
Wilkes-Barre
Lae
Susquehanna
Joseph Rylszysk
Tra Cramer
Lemoyne
Mobrsville
Reading
Mra
Kate Kunsch
Bari
Willard Pink
Nescopeck
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
WABC features Dennis King and Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. WIZ NBC airs Phil Cooks at 6 30. WAR NGC Network presents Weber and Fields at 7 10. WHARF NBC offers Gene Austin at 10.
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WABC
Dennis King
WIZ
NBC
Phil Cooks
War
NGC
Weber & Fields
CBS
Guy Lomberdo
Orchestra
WHARF
Gene Austin
Pinchot Vetoes Thirty Bills In Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot vetoed 30 measures including bills to ease divorce, create two Delaware County judgeships, and alter enforcement act provisions. He rejected a key subpoena return in divorce cases and argued Pennsylvania is not ready for rapid divorces. Several vetoed items duplicated existing laws or expanded state powers.
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Delaware County
Gov. Pinchot
Strickler
Pennsylvania
Turner
Delaware
Rep. Sewers
Philadelphia
Bell
Wayette
Pitts
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
Spann
Allegheny
Spangler
York
Nothnngie
Delaware River
Hawks Sets Rome London Flight Record Time
Capt. Frank Hawks arrived at Croydon from Rome in 6 hours 28 minutes setting an air record for the Rome to London route. He left Rome at 6:40 a.m. GMT facing heavy head winds over most of the 900 mile trip. No official Rome to London record previously existed, air ministry noted.
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United Presa
Roydon
Bug
Frank Hawks
Rome
Hawks
London
Air Ministry
Hawka
Miners Resume Picketing and Clash at Coal Mines
Miners in Pennsylvania resume picketing with hundreds at key mines near West Newton. At the Warden mine 375 strikers gathered amid stone throwing as deputies arrested a man and a woman. Creighton mine saw limited disorder and workers returning. authorities prepared for talks with Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co. In Ohio, authorities planned to press criminal syndicalism charges against five strike agitators as the strike spread to West Virginia.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Warden
Pittsburgh Coal Co
West Newtah
Yoghiogheny
Iestel Aaman
Tomes
Gallatin
Shaw
Creighton
Julia Shueka
Othier
Robert V. Cain
Allegheny County
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh ‘Terminal Coal Co
Pinchot
Samuel Pursglove
Company
Dickson
Pittsburgh Goal Ca
Nedr Imperial
Con
T. Clairsville
Jane
Ohio
Howard Dust
Leo Thompson
National Miners Triton
Belmont Conty
Jan. Thompson
National Miners Union
West Virginia
Belmont County
Ieaders
Bullinots
Weal
Virginia
Surh yacht seized off Montauk in major coast guard action
A 166 foot steam yacht named Surh was captured by coast guardsmen one mile off Montauk Point at the eastern tip of Long Island during a large and heavily equipped vessel seizure part of the Run t campaign.
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New York
Cosst
Montauk Point
Long Island
Wyoming Tows Disabled Nautilus Toward Queenstown Ireland
June 15 The Wyoming relayed that the submarine Nautilus, damaged by meteor trouble near the Arctic route, was towed through mid Atlantic toward Queenstown Ireland. The Nautilus crew of 18 was reported safe and salvage aid offered with no charges expected. progress suggested a week to reach Queenstown.
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United Press
Washington
patUesiio Wyombig
Navy Department
Atlantic
Quernstown
Ireland
Wyoming
Sir Hubert Wilkina
Nuri Pole
Arctic
Bowyas
Bayier
Nautliun
Sid Toilay
Nauthius
William Y. Pratt
Naval Operations
Queenstown
Taxi firms may operate with nonunion men strike at Pittsburgh plant
Police guard the plant as 70 striking union drivers return to rally. Company officials report many union drivers want to resume work while nonunion crews threaten to operate. demands include rehiring 10 dismissed workers, a $4 daily minimum, six day weeks, 10 hour days, and union consultation before any dismissals.
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United Press
Phptsburgh
Noo-Nion
Parmaleet Transports Iion Company
Peter Walsh
Pennsylvania
Lunion
Plan arrests for trailing fire apparatus to ease congestion
City authorities intend to arrest and fine autoists who closely tail fire engines in Bres causing traffic jams. Acting Mayor England has ordered police to enforce the rule to curb delays at fire scenes on Spring street after a Friday night blaze. Raymond Barnes left for Pittsburgh for business with the Raymond Manufacturing Co.
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Gres
Tnicka
Bres
Spring Street
England
Ruppersburg
Thea
Ruth Nichols to begin transatlantic flight from New York
Ruth Nichols will depart Tuesday for the first leg of her trans Atlantic flight weather permitting. She will fly from New York to Harbor Grace Newfoundland where the over water portion will start, adviser Clarence D Chamberlin said. He added only a severe blow could delay the takeoff.
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New York
Ruth Nichols
Harpour Grace
N. F
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Advier
Chamevils
Vacancy to Fill City Council After Mayor Alexander Death
The city council must fill the vacancy within thirty days after Mayor C. L. Alexander was killed in an automobile accident near Charleston last Tuesday. The council planned to meet but session postponed due to Acting Mayor Pranksy England's absence. a special meeting may draft death resolutions. The new appointee will serve until the November election to complete the late mayor's term.
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C. L. Alexander
Chailelgie
Py Mngland
Mieelty Commission
Ihs
Mayo
Alexander
Hwo
Drew
Labor government defeated on land tax bill amendment
London reports the labor government suffered a defeat in the House of Commons on a conservative amendment to the land tax bill. In other items, bandits robbed Citizens Bank in Higgins Town Ohio, a gun battle followed with one man killed. Carl Browder, a 28 year old bank robber, was killed at Kentucky State Prison during an attack on a guard. The American Trust Company in South Bend, a major Midwest bank, was announced closed by Deputy State Bank Commissioner Thomas Barr. Pittsburgh faced violence as nonunion taxi drivers began service leading to a stoning and clashes.
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United Press London
House of Commons Today
Georgetown
Citizens Bank
Higginstown
Eddyville
Carl B. Browder
Kentucky
Logsdon
Indianapolis
American Trust Company, South Band
Middle West
Thomas D. Barr
State ‘Bank Commisssioner
Worst steamer catastrophe in French history
Beaches of Bay of Biscay littered with bodies after ship disaster. Over half the missing are women and children, traced to a gale storm that wrecked the steamer.
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Bay of Biscay
Tragedy as Saint Philbert Sinks Off Saint Nazaire
A excursion boat the Saint Philbert sank off Saint Nazaire during a gale with nearly 400 aboard, at least seven survivors reported. Most victims were workers from Nantes and Saint Nazaire. rescue tugs faced severe seas while authorities ruled out overloading as the cause.
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United Press
Saint Nazaire
Brijve
Jule
Bay of Biscay
Ube -Loite
Victisry
Saint Philbert
Cata
Racer
Portie
Bromentine
Saint Navaire
Loire
Elie
Messageries de Louest
Nantes
Saint Gildas Point
Koye
Princois Guillaume
Une Loire
Shesant
Mie
Permic Wis
Saint Naziare
Workers’ Co-operative Union
Nalremou
Ter
Albert Herthy
Saint Nexeire
Es Berthy
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Wilkin
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