Thousands of miners strike amid Pett y action in Luzerne county
Det 8 report says over 240000 workers at 29 mines of the Mute Coal Company in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties joined a prolonged boycott. Union leaders claim grievances include wage and overtime disputes, failure to honor the Wilson award, and demands for conformity with the new wage contract while condemning management for alleged delays in settlement.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mute Coal Company
Luzerne
Laekw
Oriefe O&t
Scratton
HHO
Luvox
Hit
Delaware and
Pine Ridge
Defrance
Compan
Famous Stokes Divorce Suit Again In Court
In New York the famous Stokes divorce case returns to the Supreme Court for what may be the final trial of the marital split. Huw hand, Helen flvond Stokes appear and the court foresees counterclaims amid a tense, public-figures dispute. Justice Mahoney presides as the financier arrives, awaiting jury examination.
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New York
Dot
Huw Hand
Helen
Stokes
Supreme Court
Couinter
Stoker
Vureus Stokes
Himteelf
Brig
Convention session tests Farmer Labor demand in Portland
United Prow reports from Portland as the American Federation of Labor meets for its second week. A proposal to endorse a Farmer Labor or third party movement is defeated by opponents and conceded by supporters, with broad debate expected on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Foderation of Labor
Farmer Labor
Auto Crash Victims Recovering. Victims Identified
Reported crash on the Tur Creek route injured Edmond Culinttn, Honey T McSweeney, and two others. Edmond’s relatives in Wax Philadelphia mourn the young driver two victims will be buried as services set for Tuesday in Pine Grove Cemetery. The other victim’s funeral will be held at the home of her mother Mrs Law Perkins in Sample Keys tomorrow Rev J A Martin will officiate and burial will follow. So far only that the remaining victims are recovering is confirmed.
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Edmond Culintnn
Haute Fir
T-Mcsweeney
Tare Creek
Philadelphia
Shay Barker
New Tonite
Law Perkins
Sample Kints
Tomorow
J. A. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove
Buttn
Concord Road Improvement Delayed Again
Concerns over legal publication rules push the Concord Township highway project to a future election. Officials had hoped to place a bond question on the November ballot, but the thirty day publication requirement cannot be met. Residents and officials express regret as the plan waits.
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Foniconl
Iut
Towwanship
Texas
Offinake
Wwostip
Concord
Rathce
Moohr
Moncord
Formerly Lived at Spring Creek Obituary for Albert Stevens
Mrs. Dlana Lester at Spring Creek reports the death of her father Albert Stevens in Baltimore this morning. He died at eighty after living with his daughter Mrs Linzie Johnson. Survived by three daughters, two of them in Baltimore, and a son. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Conneautville at 10 o clock with burial in Conneautville Cemetery.
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Dlana Lester
Spring Creek
Albert Stavens
Baltimore
Stevens
Linzie Johnson
Lester
Me. Stevenson
Llerie Johnson
Cora Byers
Clara Lester
Clarence Stevens
Conneastville
Connemutville
Wright to attend State Optical Convention in Wilkes Barre
Jan T. Wright leaves this evening for the State Optical Convention at Wilkes Barre. His office will be closed Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Leonard Pay of Indianapolis, Indiana, visited over Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. RD Day, enroute to New York City. Mr and Mrs J Harrington and son Leo Jovineton spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs RD Day.
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Jan T. Wright
Wilkesburg
Leonard Pay
Indianapolis
Ind
New York City
J, Harrington
Leo al Jovineton
My Aid
Attempt on Life of Sheriff Thwarted in Oil City
A reported plan to murder Sheriff M Voorheis and kidnap caused an investigation at Franklin jail. Lawrence Rob and others were held for trial in November court on charges tied to the attempted killing and escape. Investigators noted a weapon made of multiple parts and a failed keyhole attempt to free a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Sharif
Mike
Gael Mtun
Rehearing of Gas Case Ordered in Washington
The supreme court ordered a rehearing of the gas cases brought by Ohio and Pennsylvania against West Virginia. The cases will be reargued in November. The dispute centers on West Virginia's right to prohibit natural gas exports.
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Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvan Ia
West Virginia
Masked Ball Plans Hallowe'en Event At Veterans Portign Ware
The Veterans of Portign Ware sponsor a masquerade ball for Hallowe'en with plans for special music and extensive preparations. The Community Service Council aims to stage a kiddies celebration as part of the night, with committees named to ensure a top event and broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Veteoiiin
Meeting of Postmasters in Washington D C
The 28rd annual convention of a National Association of Postmasters gathers in Washington D C October 11 and 12. Attending from the local area are A Hanley Brig Win Hunt er B Mokes and CM Potter with Mr Bexitley visiting Philadelphia and his son Summer, a university freshman.
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Secor
Washington
Ogtober
Postatier
White House
A. Hanley
Brig
Win
Hunter
Meadville
B Mokes
Cambridge Springs
CM Potter
Taisville
Bexitley
Phi Delphia
Wilhiversity
Penn
Heavy frost blacks vegetation across the region
A bitter frost hit Saturday night with temperatures dropping to near forty degrees as nearby areas reported a hard freeze. Gardens were blasted and flowers browned, with many perennials and chestnuts delayed by the cold. Some tender vegetation escaped damage, while the frost’s intensity worsened through Sunday morning.
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Seldon
Wight
Abels
Minkion
Prohibition Party Leader Visits City
Dr BBP Progh, Pennsylvania state chairman of the Prohibition party, arrived this afternoon from Union City on the train. He held a conference with party members and planned further meetings tonight and tomorrow morning in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbp Progh
Pennsylvania
Prohibition Parts
Uneion City
Progh
Wihittleney
Uth
Ware
Three Die In Crossing Collision Near Baltimore and Ohio
A train auto collision in Washington leaves three dead after a Baltimore and Ohio express train strikes a vehicle at a railroad crossing. Police identify two victims as Samuel J. Pye and Dorothy Howell, residents of the city, with a Bureau of Standards employee noted among witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Tha Soso
Samuel JD Pye
Dorotty Howel Land
Bureau of Standard
Klan Rebuked By M E Church Bishop Sermon Interruption
In Kittanning Pennsylvania nine hooded Klansmen interrupted a Methodist Episcopal service. The Bishop Francis J. McConnell refused an envelope from the Klansmen and rebuked the group for disrupting the religious meeting. The intruders left in silence.
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KLAN
M. E
United Prest
Bichon McConnall
Eant
Oklahoma Senate backs Walton in clash over Klan issue
The Oklahoma Senate moves to support Walton amid fights over a legislative action linked to the Ku Klux Klan issue. Key Republican leaders discuss impeaching or restraining executive power as a decisive vote nears, with Walton facing opposition from several factions inside the chamber.
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United Preas Oklahoma Ity
Okla
Oklahomra
Toyodahire
West Mars
Guy J Wallon
Roubidey
Anum
Tegishivon
Eliapius Agaynet
Canother
Walton
Sermaved
Beite
Willa
Ghut euMlisent
Suniee
Harris
Wal Ganpaig
Kw Kh Wits
Lis
Rainer
Sena
Setutess
Ajax plant gets new foundry equipment amid modernization
The Ajax plant announces under way installations of new sand handling and conveying systems. upgradable sand treatment and automated unloading of coal coke and sand will boost capacity. Mr and Mrs J P Graham of Oil City visited Mead home. Miss Provence Mead returned home after visiting.
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Ajax Front
Touridtion
Tovoland
Wotte
Ajax
Bise
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Pinchot Proclaims October 26 Arbor and Bird Day
Governor Pinchot announces October 26 as Arbor and Bird Day urging citizens to take part in tree and wildlife appreciation. Proclamation aims to foster public awareness of nature, with emphasis on school children and community activities.
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Pinchot
Harrisburg
Grand Chapter Annual Visitation Set by Peweetearga
The Grand Chapter of Peweetearga announces its annual visitation schedule with plans to host various Eastern Star chapters in Faluntiy Raya. Activities include a joint meeting, receptions, and visiting committees, inviting district chapters to attend in Measured form at Die When.
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Grand Chapter
Faluntiy Raya
Lomerrow
Grad
Peweetearga
Wien
Bre
Meadville
Pannor
Radio Club and Dramatic Institute Planned Here
Organization other than the Radio Club and Dramatic Institute announces a planned meeting to discuss forming a civic group. Officials say the event will gather local residents and supporters to explore a climate institute project and community development in the city.
Neighborhood Club Feted With Home Event and Concert
The Neighborhood Club was delightfully entertained Saturday evening at Franklin Street by host Miro LS Marsh. Guests included Darly Ricker as honor guest and Minis visiting. A four part concert delighted attendees. Refreshments were served. A doll bride and box of silver knives adorned the bride tray. Mike Ricketson accepted them with brief remarks. Autumn themed bonbon favors complemented the festive mood.
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Miro LS Marsh
Franklin Street
Pilteen Indies Ware Prmscht
Lhfe Darly Rickerson
Minis Visting
Assuyit
Rudy Ood Sista
Mike Ricketson
Minky
Lloyd George Forced To Quit Speaking Tour
United Press dispatch reports Lloyd George pressured to end his speaking tour in Canada amid wartime controversy. Authorities weigh public order and security as Ottawa discusses itinerary limits and safety for audiences in Montreal Winnipeg and other cities.
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Lloyd George
Laval
Frank Vith
Lloyd Bente
eNiondl
Winilly
Llnyl
Genige
Ditawa
Tania
Winnipeg
Lind George West
Corry man praised in magazine for record and service
A vintage publication extols a Corry man, noting his long career as a school district administrator. It highlights his retirement and public service, emphasizing respect from colleagues and the community while praising his integrity and loyalty.
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Difcett
iitAins
Howe
Corry
Rman
Deines Maniger
Rowe
Avergorte
Davidl
de Woonimany
Tig Init Hut
Loyudl
Nelptl
Murder theory dropped in Webb case in Westchester inquiry
Westchester jurors continued an inquiry into the death of Mrs Gertie Gorman Webb as authorities prepare perjury charges against others tied to the case. A medical report by Dr Ateyander O. Gets tle indicates natural death, while mercury traces in Webb’s organs are deemed inconclusive to prove murder. District Attorney Rowland was expected to name no suspect yet.
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United Press
New York
Westchester County
Jurnes
Gertiy Gorman Webb
Ateyander O. Getstle
Deai
Alan
Mt Webb
Rowland
Crithes
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J.P. Graham
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Misa Provence Mead
Ene
Columbus
Royal Arch
Pienares
Eastern Star Hall
Organiaasion Ota
Crimate Institute
Mostrial
Chie
Hitain
Ameria
Imvernin
Capadiai
Lloyd Gourke
Alfred Copa
Anne of
Montreal
Lloyd
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