Rival miners clash at Susquehanna colliery No 7
A dozen men were injured in a pitched battle between United Mine Workers of America and United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania at the entrance to Susquehanna colliery No 7 Nanticoke Pa. More than 1,200 men fought and shots were fired though no one was wounded by revolver fire. The clash followed a planned trief at the mine yesterday and U M W A forces gathered inside before dawn.
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Nanticoke
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Services for crash victim held Sunday at Bear Lake
Sunday services will be held at Bear Lake at 2 p m in memory of George D Boley 18 who died in a crash Friday morning when the Chevrolet coup e he rode in veered into the crossing and struck a carting wagon The car left 120 feet of skid marks before the impact Burial will be at Bear Lake cemetery Police traced the fatal crash to brake failure due to road conditions The victim lived with his grandmother Julia Sands at Bear Lake and worked for the highway department at the time of the accident
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Two Thousand A and P Workers to Return Monday
In Cleveland the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company plans to reopen 800 stores after a seven point peace plan from the National Labor Relations board was accepted by employers and employees. Telegrams from Thomas Farrell of the Cleveland Federation of Labor and officials in New York confirmed the sides’ acceptance. J J Byrnes, A and P vice president, said two thousand employees will resume work in Cleveland's three hundred stores this Monday.
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Washington
Cleveland
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
National Labor Relations Board
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Cleveland Foderation of Labor
New York
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
J. J. Byrnes
Inussll Flight Averted Fear Of Public Wrath
Samuel Insull, 74, testifies in Chicago that his 1932 flight to Europe was to escape potential public wrath and criminal charges over his vast utility empire. He recounts how politicians vowed to pull him through the streets in chains if he returned from Paris. He argues self preservation compelled his stay abroad.
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Chicago
Samuel Insul
Europe
Paris
Leslie E. Salter
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Youth Held in Murder of Couple on Farm Ambridge Mass
Mitchell Gondlek, 22, a former Lowell High athlete, sits in jail awaiting trial for allegedly killing Mr and Mrs Paul Cupist on a farm in Ambridge Lowell County. Police say he confessed after a burglary arrest and claimed the motive was to test a revolver he stole from a policeman.
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Ambridge
Mass
Lowell
Mitchell Gondlek
Paul
United Press gears up for national election coverage
United Press organizes full national election coverage for Corry readers with day and night news channels. Election headquarters set in New York, Washington writers available to craft United States Senate and governor race stories, plus local contests. State bureaus will deliver intimate reports on local candidates and issues for the 1924 election coverage.
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Corry Evening Journal
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Sense of Representatives
New York
Washington
Five Clerks From Mothers' Assistance Board Visit City
Five clerks from the Hire offices of the Mothers' Assistance Board visited the city to prepare the first batch of old age pension applications. About sixty applications were filled, with more data collection planned for Cory and nearby areas. Repeated visits will be made to handle all local applications and expedite processing as fast as possible.
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Ot First County
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Extradition Granted Richetti Faces Missouri Murder Charge
Govern or White ordered extradition of Adar d Risketti confederate of Pretty Boy Floyd to Boone county Missouri to stand murder charges after federal agents moved him from Lisbon Ohio to Kansas City for a federal grand jury appearance. Richetti was seized by U S marshals from Lisbon jail and transported to Missouri.
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George White
Ada Richetti
Charles Swellerly
Floyd
Boone County
Missouri
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Lisbon
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Cleveland
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Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyt
Warren Priest incoma 185 days dies in Boston
The Rev. Edward F. Short, a Pennsylvania priest, died at St Elizabeth's hospital after 185 days of unconsciousness. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in Warren last May while visiting relatives and never woke. Delegates at the American College of Surgeons convention visited his bedside to study the case.
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Ammerican College of Surgeons
City to weigh bond issue against delinquent taxes
City Council meets to map steps to ease strained finances due to delinquent municipal property taxes. A bond issue potentially covering around 15 000 to 20 000, with total delinquent taxes over 60 000, is under serious consideration alongside short term bank loans.
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Shotgun Clue to Campus Mystery
Lynn Mass November 3 A shotgun found in a backyard is considered a clue in the mystery murder of Rev Elliott Speer headmaster of Mount Herman School for Boys. State police ballistic expert Captain Clares J. Van Amburgh examined the weapon and sent it to Boston for further tests. Speer was killed over seven weeks ago by a shotgun blast through his study window.
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Palsy strikes the bosses in Pennsylvania race
A local political clash in Pennsylvania unfolds as Democratic supporters accuse Republican machine tactics of ghostly attacks. Voters hear charges of betrayal of Roosevelt and the New Deal while urging a straight Democratic ticket against a powerful party machine. A separate report notes a fatal elevator accident in Greensburg killing 14 year old Bayard Weimer.
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Pickford and Fairbanks Reconciliation Hint Sparks Talk
Mary Pickford suggested she and Douglas Fairbanks were reconciled during interviews in Kansas City. Reports from Hollywood and Chicago state she declined to discuss private matters as she traveled to New York, while noting she remains friends with Fairbanks and will not confirm or deny a reconciliation.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
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Hollywood
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Robert Fairbanke
Robert Fairbanks
Chicago
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Fairbanks
Attacks on Reed Guffey mark Pennsylvania campaign
United Press reports in Philadelphia recounts a heated, whispering campaign targeting Senator David A. Reed and challenger Joseph F. Guffey. Accusations against Republican leaders and big business clash with Democratic tax and labor promises as voters near the election.
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New York divorc ee seeks huge damages
New York divorcee Mrs. Rhoda Tanner Doubleday filed for 100000 damages for alleged slander against Max Fleischmann, millionaire God manufact, claiming improper remarks in 1989 as he was at sea aboard his yacht. Earlier she settled a 12500000 breach of promise suit against Harold F. MeCormick, a millionaire farm equipment maker. Editor Morrison Nixon, 54, publisher of six daily papers in Indiana and surrounding states, died from injuries in a car accident.
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Rhoda Tanner Doubleday
New York
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Michigan City
Morrison Nixon
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