Federal Government Restraints on Union Officials Ordered
A federal court in Indianapolis issues a restraining order under the Lever Act to prevent union officials from ordering a strike. Papers are served as troops may be moved to zones where serious trouble could develop. Guards are deployed to deter unrest during the walkout.
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Indianapolis
Tadlonapolle
Avion
United Sine Workéra of Mio
Hat Organiza
Iunnell
J Ames
United Pres
IniManspolia
Mimbery
Amorrow
Wofda
Jeniers
Cho Wales
Iit
United Press
Pittsburgh
Little Activ
Lémrtlolt
Pmepom
Anlil
Huntingdon
W. Vic
Executive orders spark across coal labor and oil policy
Reports from Washington and Pittsburgh describe a federal move to reestablish fuel price rules while a broad miners strike looms in the coal fields of Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Officials anticipate troop deployments and zone adjustments as the labor action disrupts production and shipping.
Corry Placed in Beet Sugar Zone Under New Ruling
A recent ruling by the United States Board places Corry west of the Mississippi in the beet sugar zone. The area from Buffalo to Pittsburgh remains linked to eastern refineries, while cities in the western zone source sugar from southern refiners. Sugar distribution shifts aim to restore normal conditions as consumption climbs.
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Corry
Stns Equalisation Board
Ting
Uutiajo
Biptsburgh
Mae
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelophia J
New Yee
Pile City
Bet Sone
Capite Agaioet
Strike Order Stands Amid City Strike Action
The strike of the bus company workers continues past midnight despite a restraining order from Judge An dorai Walted Staten District court. Towing and the union president insisted the order will not avert or settle the strike and warned government actions may complicate court proceedings.
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Andorai
Staten District Court
Olin Ti
Towing
Etinye
Whe Taitod
Aino Warkerw
Lewis
Loitering at Depot Prohibited Following Thefts
Railroad officials warn against loitering at the city depot after a rise in petty thefts. A handbag was reported missing Thursday evening. a young woman, Ruth Pullip, was questioned and later the bag was recovered. Authorities vow to pursue the matter, citing several similar incidents as they tighten security.
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Niust Econo
Pennayt Vaulin
Mooney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indy
Otheer Mooney
Tig
Shu
Ruth Pullip
Anton
Industries Here Prepared For Strike In City
Local reports warn of a potential strike by bituminous coal workers as talks stall. City manufacturers stockpiled soft coal for weeks and Howard Company maintains months of supply, aiming to avert disruption to plants and fuel shortages this winter.
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Corry
Plania
Connimora
Dovid
Tina
Mardi Gras Parade Highlight Delays and Street Closings
Mardi Gras tonight begins promptly at 8 o clock with a line of march extending along East Washington and Maple Avenue. Traffic restrictions set on Center Street Pleasant and Main to Concord as well as First and Main avenues. A post parade dance and shows planned at the Batawa Grand Theatre following the procession.
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Washington
Maple Avenue
Corner Park Plaga
Sanit
Pleanunit
Pleasant
Piet Avenue
Pit Avenue
Main
Concord
Souttar Awarch
Qhutér
Center
Armory Watelbind
Wbanth
Monsayl Ybreetay
Aldabader
Mayon
Bret Araidry
Anioungemigh
Seintora
Prishe
Batawa Grand Theatres
Imprisoned Miners Rescue Effort Near Nightfall
Amsterdam C October rescue attempts press on for twenty two miners trapped in Lie burning No 4 mine. Tamies Wataoa leads crews as controls remain delicate and hopes rise to reach the men before night. Government mine officials rush with extra help and equipment arriving from Pittsburgh.
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Amsterdam
Tamies Wataoa
Minum
Yoog Niogeny and
Ohio Gaol Co
Evangelist Miller Inspires at Tabernacle Service Night
A tabernacle meeting led by Evangelist Miller stirred the congregation with moral admonitions on faithful church membership and hypocrisy. The event featured a large choir, a sermon by Miller, and music by Henninger and Path at a high school service, with notes on Moody Bible Institute influence.
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Tabernacle
Evangelist Miller
Num Dern
Eewngoliat Miller
Fe. Henninger
Mr. Path
Shupet Wérvicm Bis Moralijs
Alephone
Mra
Ayer
Tabernmle Digoetir
Mie
Tommninger
Townes
Moody Tiblé Enstilaty
Chieagh
Suy
Thiren
Corry Electric Power Outage Delays Lighting Upgrades
A power failure in Corry disrupted lighting upgrades as a faulty transformer and feeder caused a lengthy outage. The city, Erie and Waterford regions noted a pole issue near Erie. replacement with new regulator types was planned and expected to take weeks, with a two week target set by officials and the Board of Commerce.
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Corry
Winnie
Jimi
Mit
Corey
Erie
Waterford
Drollie
Tate
Otter
Aryto Winery
Yemen
Wiley
Amon
Wittenly
Mosmod
Musiajger Shonard
Gorry
Ob Board of Commeres We
Vandalism Defaces Windows Across City Overnight
Windows in numerous city storefronts showed defacement early morning as vandals struck during the night. Bridge Street to Oak Avenue reported damaged panes and graffiti as authorities investigated the incident.
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