Early settlement hoped as miners strike widens
UPI reports in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia leaders push for quick talks. A Harrisburg meeting among Pittsburgh coal officials United Mine Workers officers and Gov Pinchot aims to settle the six-mines dispute. Creighton mine progress weighs on talks as demonstrations continue and injunctions curb picketing.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Moundsville
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal
United Mine Workers
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Creighton
Creighton Fuel Co
Guy H. Campbell
Sec. 1
Labor
Washington
W. A. Barnes
Frank Borich
NMU
Bates
Westland
Illsworth
Gy. Pinchot
C. C. McGregor
Carnegie Coal Co
McGregor
Mniing
Butler Consolidated
Eloyry
National Miners Union
Wildwood
Mint
Visitation events prompt curb on parking and civic notices
A flood of local notices outlines street parking restrictions for an Rt. Center Street block during a Mt. Tabor Jamestown delegation visit and a special degree ceremony at Jonathan Lodge. Reports note a Pennsylvania trapshooting event at Bradford and a pending firemen relief fund dispute, plus multiple civic, legal, and social updates across northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Ghter
Ruppersburg
North Center Street
Washington
Franklin
Mt. Tabor Lodge
Jamestown
Jonathan
Milk price set at 1.48 per 100 pounds for May
Dairymen's League reports May net pool price at 1.48 per 100 pounds for milk produced, down 20 cents from April. Production surged to 847,100,000 pounds, up 68,058,000 from April and 41,386,000 above May 1930, with volume causing surplus and lower returns amid weak demand and broader price declines in dairy products.
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Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Dairymen’s League
Whig
Mayor League
League
Association
Borden
Phas
United States Department of Agricultnire
Lbs Bulletin
Hawks On A Lightning Like Hop To Rome
Capt Hawks flew from Croydon Airport near London to Rome in a speedy round trip aiming to return by dinner. He departed Croydon at 5 31 am London time, sought a 900 mile one way distance, and after lunch began the return leg at 12 58 pm.
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Rome
Jume
Franke Hawks
Croydon
London
Hawks
England
Pay With Lives For Mass Poisoning
Budapest June 17 Two women involved in a mass poisoning case were hanged at Szolnok Hungary. They were wife of Laszlo S and widow of Balint Chordas, convicted for poisoning Fra Szalo's father and uncle at Tisaskuert in March 1925. Both collapsed and died unconscious. They were the second and third women hanged in Hungary in 50 years, following Marie Kardos executed January 13 for murder in the same case.
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Budapest
Thelss Valley
Szolnok
Hungary
Laszlo S#tho
Balint Chordas
Frau Szalo
Tisaskuert
Marie Kardos
Vane
Judge signs temporary restraining order in local union talks
Judge Harry H. Rowand issued a temporary restraining order yesterday as M. J. McQuade of the Ben Wranklin Goal Co based in Pittsburgh said he would meet with workers this afternoon to organize a local union. He urged stabilizing the industry and opening a path for worker organization.
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Harry H. Rowand
M. J. McQuade
Pittsburgh
Ben Wranklin Goal Co
Marriage of Esther Anderson to Orville Jackman announced
Esther Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Geert Anderson wed Orville Jackman son of Mrs Ellen Jackman of Corry. The couple married June 1st in Mayville with Poul Bennink and Miss Margaret Anderson as attendants. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents home and the Jackmans will reside at Gotry Route No 5.
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Esther Anderson
Geert Anderson
Orville Jackman
Ellen Jackman
Corry
St Mayville
Poul Bennink
Margaret Anderson
Jackman
Gotry
Ship's Doctor Will Be Quizzed In Girl's Death
Dr. G. Jameston Carr aboard the Cunard liner Franconia is set to be questioned in the death of Starr Faithfull. The Nassau police inspector cites a letter Starr wrote to Carr as potentially crucial to solving the case. Evidence shows Starr visited Carr's cabin before the cruise, with family testimony noting her long acquaintance and admiration for him.
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Girl
G. Jameston Carr
Starr
Faithfull
United Press
New York
Mineols
L. 1
Long Beach
Carr
King
Nassau County Police
DeMolay lays out state officers in sixth annual conclave
The sixth annual conclave of the Pennsylvania Associated Chapters of De Molay closed today. Neal Anderson of Pittsburgh was chosen state master councilor. Robert Myers of Johnstown was senior councilor. Davison Parkhouse of Jenkintown was junior councilor. Robert Garber of Homestead was scribe. Charles Blaze of Erie was treasurer.
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Schan Lun
Pennsylvania
Order of de Molay
Neal Anderson
Templar
Pittsburgh
Robert Myers
Johnstown
Davison Parkhouse
Jenkinton
Robert Garber
Homestead
Charles Blaze
Mrie
Austria Without Government Sparks Financial Crisis Fallout
Vienna reports Austria is without a government as of June 17 after Chancellor Otto Finder’s cabinet resigns over plans to rehabilitate Creditanstalt. Interior Minister Franz Winkler also quit, stripping coalition support and triggering instability amid ongoing foreign credit negotiations with Chase National Bank and the Bank of England. Parliament earlier approved guarantees until 1948.
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United Press
Vienna
Austria
Rusia
Otto Finder
Creditanstalt
Franz Winkler
U T
Ramigers
Agrarian Party
Euaras
Crediton Slut
Agrapitd
Winkler
Creditanatall
Chase National Bank of New Yorke
Bank of England
Parliaent
Prohibition Agents Shot in Hoboken Gun Duel
Newark dispatch reports a gunfight in Hoboken where prohibition agents, awaiting help to move 2500 barrels of beer in 18 trucks, were ambushed. Agent Joseph During of Philadelphia was wounded in the arm. two suspects, Frank Stiles and Marie Abramhsom, were arrested during the raid. Most beer reportedly dumped at Newark meadows. visitors Mrs Loobhaurmn and her sons Leon and Edward from Erie were seen in the city.
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United Press
Newark
Prohibition
Teysuring
Hoboken
Joseph During
Philadelphia
Restise
Frank Stiles
Marie Abrahamson
Newark Meadows
Picket Lines Near Punxsutawney As Strike Widens
Picket lines formed at three Buffalo and Susquehanna Coal Company mines in Sagamore Armstrong county as about 50 miners joined the central Pennsylvania walkout. National Miners Union organizers alleged to have led the Sagamore action plan to broaden the strike to Indiana and Jefferson counties with limited progress reported in those fields.
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Prades Punxsutawney, Pa
Buffalo and Susquehanna Coal Company
Sagamore
Armstrong County
Pennsylvania
National Miners Union
Welle
Treasury deficit jumps again on June 15
Washington June 17 The treasury deficit rose by over 8 million dollars on June 15 despite income tax receipts for the second quarter beginning that day. The deficit stood at 1,099,903,088 on June 15.
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Washington
Treasury
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