Pinchot Faces Usual Knifing of Big Bosses in Coal Debate
The article reports Pinchot courting Republican rivals as coal prices rise, with Coolidge supporters accusing Pinchot of engineering the coal strike settlement to shift blame onto others. It notes Democratic and Republican reactions, Pinchot's presidential prospects, and the political maneuvering surrounding the coal price crisis in New York and Washington.
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Pinchot
United Press
Wallington
Haverer Gifford Pinchows
Ieunder Soy
Coolidge
Pinehot
Axymone
Balith
New York
Contel
Red Way
Gome
Phichot
Brant
Empoyes In State Service Reclassification Debate
In Harrisburg a meeting addressed state employees on reclassification and a shift to a broader public interest. Governor Pinchot and state officials discussed the plan amid claims of favoritism to a small group and the need to align pay with duties. Local events note a soldiers reunion at Mrs Margaret Damor's Columbus home and Erie visitors Philip Deut and family.
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United Pros
Harrishurg
Dot
Nthe
Imhdinis
Poli Ur
Ameri
Margaret Damor
Columbus
Kernich
Erie
Philip Deut Add Wite
Coupe Wrecked In Collision On Findley Road
A Chevrolet driven by Harry Angel, owner of a West Main Street soft drink shop, collided with Althoff’s Althail Alt ham coupe just north of the Whitmore farm after a late Saturday night warning. The Althoff vehicle suffered severe front-end damage, wheels and axles bent, while both drivers escaped serious injury. Proceedings hinted at possible charges as police investigated the crash and the speed of the Angel vehicle.
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Harry Angel
West Main Street
Ab Althail Altham
JL v
Whitmore Farm
Althout
Angel
Althoff
Jas Beer
Sirréste
Prion
Big Gathering of Odd Fellows Here Saturday
More than three hundred visitors from West Virginia New York state Pitt firs Union City Wattsburg Grand Valley attended a local Odd Fellows event on Saturday. The Grand Valley lodge presented nine candidates with music by the band of the Past Grand Association. After ceremonies a grand banquet was served by the Rebekah ladies. Notable guests included Grant Master Charles A Mertengy and other Grand Lodge officials.
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West Virginia
New York
Stat Firs
Union City
Wattsburg
Grand Valley
Order of Odd Fellows
Orban
Grand Valey Lodge
Association Til Erne
Rebekah Lodge
Corry Order
ILE
Grant
Charles A Mertengy Brit
Vefeniry ‘Kistel
Haat Grand Assoriation
Briey Paxt
P Jones
Mill Village
Grant Master Schmuble
Erie
Congress expected to accept Ford offer on Muscle Shoals
Representative Oliver of Alabama said Congress is nearly sure to approve Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals plan if Ford re submits the offer after a White House conference with President Coolidge. The aim is closer cooperation between Congress and the executive branch.
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United
Washington
Congress
Henry Pord
Oliver
President Coolidge
White Mouse
Coolidge
Congrams
Pord
Dan Zilch Reaches Fortieth Anniversary in Taps and Tonsorial Trade
Dan Zilch marks forty years in the local barber business. Since opening his shop in the Barlow block, he has welcomed steady patronage and earned a reputation as a leading local barber. The Journal joins in congratulating him on the milestone.
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Dan Zilch
Rerond
Zileh Hag
Barlow
Dan
Ioeal Tonsorial
Jong Gee
Jols
Spartansburg Girl Injured In Auto Crash
A Spartansburg girl, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Van Tassel, is in Titusville Hospital with a fractured wrist and other injuries after a two-vehicle crash on Hill near Kannville Sunday evening. The Van Tassels were driving toward Oil City when the other car struck theirs and overturned. The injured girl remained at the hospital for observation while the others were shaken but not badly hurt.
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Marguerite van Tassel
Leo van ‘Tassell
Spartansburg
Hurt
Titusville
Leo van ‘Nate
Herrystop
Kannville
Charles Withert
van ‘Tasse
Enn
Grange Aid on Farm Relief Now Sought
Washington conference of the National Grange Executive Committee convened to urge farm relief measures. Attendees included Lowell of New York master, Smth of Massachusetts, and Atkeson of Washington, following a White House session with President Coolidge.
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Grange
Visy Wnifearresa
Washington
Chillege Tiilogy
National Grane
Cintivinice Pit Furie Reli Momberg
Cnmtmites
Mr Coolidge
Lowell
New York
National Grange
Lassie
Massachusetts
Leiplein to Pace Trial at Little Valley
Report on Cattaraugus court October term opening with Leiplein Williams Salaminiay and others facing charges. Leip entered guilty to a charge and possible grand jury action expected this week. Accident involving a vehicle driven by Leiplein caused a fatality and prompted the case.
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Leiplein
Little Valley
Criman
Tutu Iych
Williams
Leipibin
Salaminiay
Ora Enh
Corry
Ieee
Avira
AL Hom
Newrie
Leip
Uhurgen
Leiplelice Gimipanian Wise
Leiplelr
Lnipein
Trolley Line Decision Tentatively Set for October 20
Stockholders of the Corry and Jurhbus Tractor Company will meet on Saturday October 20 to decide action on continuing operation of the Columbus to Harrisburg line. A storm earlier caused power house damage and faulting downed wires. management has temporarily suspended service awaiting stockholder action. The meeting is to be held at the National Ink Building with attendance expected from all holders.
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Corry and
Jurhbus ‘Tractor Company
Columbus
Moonshine’s Heavy Toll in Chicago and County
A Chicago report from Healthy Commissioner ferman No Wundesen cites over 150 deaths in Chicago and Cook County since January due to moonshine and quano hine. It notes only 1 percent of 80 000 seized liquor samples were genuine and calls most liquor poison. The report also claims prohibition reduced drunkenness and police court work, yet mentions violence from bootleggers and a murder involving Polanzo’s brother Antonio, with bootleg activity observed in broad daylight.
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United Pros
Chicago
Cook County
Ferman No Wundesen
Polanzo
Antonio
J.T. Campbell
Youngstown
Big Gem Robbery at Irvington Jewelry Plant
Two men robbed the Irvington New Jersey jewelry plant of Wiegand & Company, taking diamonds valued at about $1,000 from wallets. A red motor car was used, and the Newark police reported the incident with alarms sent to nearby areas.
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United Press
Newark
Dot Tx
Walter Hall Galeeman
Wiegand & Comprpany
Irvingeton
Irvington
Newirk
New York
Lavette
Sixth victim in Black Hand war reported
United Press reports a sixth death in the Black Hand feud as Patyy Pelageo, 88, of Charnémie, was found with a pullet riddled body by four field officers near a location described in the observant report. The discovery marks another fatal chapter in six weeks of violent rivalry.
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United Prow
Pittsburgh
Black Hand Socinty
Patyy Pelageo
Charnémie
Sear Universal
Motorists’ comparison taxes and fees across states posted
The article lists average fees and registrations by state including New York, California, Texas, and winsome entries. It notes year over year changes and references a regulatory bulletin from Grand Rivers with data on motorist costs.
Unknown man decapitated by express train
A railway fatality is reported with an unidentified man found decapitated near a rail line. Railroad police and investigators search for identity markers while describing clothing and possible occupation. Earlier reports note severed feet and mangled remains, with speculation about sleep or track walking prior to the accident.
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Chranier Cap Dor
feHeles
Five Jump to Safety From Stalled Car Crash
Five persons escaped serious injury after a stalled touring car near the Pennsylvania railroad crossing near the west end was struck by an express train. The Overland vehicle, driven by Joie Saudevehi and occupied by his wife, child, and two others, was demolished as the train plowed into it. Witnesses blamed a crossing misjudgment while the line’s train continued past the Erie tracks. Fire officials reported the crash as the worst wreck seen locally, with occupants scrambling free before the impact.
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Pennsylvania
van Damp
West End
Joie
Saudevehi
Sumer
Tennitei
Sante Muiniing
Erie
Siuite
Ike
Censor Imposed on German Military News Enforces Silence
Berlin dispatch reports strict censorship on all German military news. The note was filed by United Press in London. In unrelated items, a reference to Kay Mre Charles Rouley of Spartansburg is made in connection with a visit to Mr and Mrs Dave Briton on Shady Ave.
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United Pras
London
Gat. 1
Shi
Germany
Berlin
Kay
Charles Rouley
Spartansburg
Te Vinitinge
Dave Briton
Shady Ave
Monarchists Rally in Germany Sparks Violent Riots
Reports from Berlin describe widespread clashes as monarchist groups demanded a return to monarchical rule. Police deployed protective troops after a large separatist crowd disrupted streets near Mindegbure Mall. Officials condemn the outbreaks and vow control as nationalist factions rally for a republic in Bavaria and beyond.
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United Prest Imertin
Treniffth
Simmairy
Iim
Green
Mpir
Mere Matthes
Will
Bavaria
Hess
Frankfort
Voters Urged to Do Duty at Polls in Oklahoma
Tulsa dispatch reports a state judge issued a writ to prevent Gov Walton s militia and volunteers from interfering with a special election. Officials urged peaceful voting, with calls to residents to cast ballots despite political tension and threats.
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Unites
Tulsa
Okla
Walton
Army
Hunt
Special Police
Citizens Volunteer Army
Delatioma
Oklahoma
Tien Jangmers
Water Ace
Guyuenor
Jreinor
Torerie
Nest
Supreme Court
Fener
Okahoma
Cte
Oklahom
Widow's sudden death probes trigger 2 million will
New York police and Westchester officials investigate the death of Mrs Gertrude Webb Gorman Webb at the Biltmore Courtyard Club in Rye. Charles Webb faces questioning as investigators seek to confirm poisoning by mercury chloride. The attorney for Mrs Webb’s estate notes a $2,000,000 will, with probate to follow if autopsy confirms poisoning.
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United Protas
New York
Charles Webens
Gertrude B Gorman Wely
Teowir
Governors to Assist in Coal Price Cuts Promised
Governor Pinchot reported broad cooperation from anthracite region executives as he progressed with price investigations. He had not yet received New York Governor Smiths letter and continued studying costs of production and marketing with Cyrus Gorntay Jr and others in the fuel trade.
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Warrisburg
Pinchot
Bes Cyrus Gorntay, Jr
Lyon
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