Brotherhood Leader Attacks Open Shop in Labor Day Message
Robertson of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen rejects Attorney General Daugherty’s defense of the open shop. He urges unions to oppose the plan, calling it a major threat to workers’ rights. The government vows to use power to prevent open shop expansion as tensions rise among labor groups.
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Cleveland
Ohio
D. B Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Es Witiernen
Teene
Harry M. Daugherty
Chicago
Am Iu
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United Press
Rol Einson
Opi
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Cnvirt
Myre Mossigu
Roberteon
Oiler
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Brotherhood
Brotherhood Finance
Salvation Army Outing Planned at Gate Grove
The Salvation Army will hold an outing Monday at Gate Grove, donated for the day by Mr Gates. Envignon Mee Joho trunner leads local work. Prizes donated by merchants. Levant Lee Cream Company offers treats for children in the event.
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Ent
Eavettion Army
Gatee Grove
Mr Gates
Salvation ‘Army
Envignon
Joho Trunner
Reera
Clare
Levant Lee Cream Company
Strikers Defy Court Order Across Rails Shops Tonight
In Washington and across the river at the Alexander Vou shops, strikers defy a court injunction issued by Attorney General Daugherty. Charles H Priweiht, local business agent, says meetings will continue. The district general chairman vows to hold gatherings despite the injunction until demands are met.
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Washington
Daugherty
Charles H Priweiht
Micetinga
Alesandri
Chichentery
Approval of Bonus Bill Expected Despite Delays
United Press report from Washington states the bonus bill’s status remains unresolved as conference reports are still under negotiation between Senate and House lawmakers. Optimistic supporters predict President Hoover will sign the measure within a week if final differences can be resolved, with western states pushing for reclamation language and other groups seeking the Simmons provisions maintaining momentum.
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Congress
House Themberg
Newfarerace
Thess
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Ty Wat
West
City Briefs Blur Local Tragedy Amid Unclear Details
A mangled OCR fragment describes a city brief involving a Do unig resident and a Tuesday night incident. It mentions an executive board, a philanthropy drive, meals replacing losses, a main at rest scene, and a witness named Selig. Vague references to a fortada victim and a West Pidasnet area date suggest a partial local crime or accident note with no clear outcomes.
Veteran Opera Star Collapses During The Bass Run
Miss Hille 21 star, veteran actress, collapsed last night at Morace Theater during the closing run of The Bass. She had appeared in operetta and drama nationwide, with John A. Eisler noted as a prominent theatrical figure. Her career included the Euclid Avenue Opera House in Cleveland.
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York
Miss Hille
Aetress
Morace
Ias
Mike Hisler
Tor Tother
John A. Eisler
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Terrific storms sweep Calif
Reports of a terrific storm on the desert of San Bernardino county centered near Needles California. Telegraph and telephone lines were down and reports of numerous pavings destroyed and loss of life could not be confirmed due to lack of wire communications.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino County
Needles
Calif
Japa
Anthracite Peace Talks Advance In Hours
Reports from Wilkes Barre indicate a near certainty of settlement in the anthracite dispute as operators and miners proceed toward a public mandate. John Casey says a Labor Day peace accord is expected to gain final approval with a district convention planned in the region.
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Tneadelpiua
Pesco
Pointe
John Gorman
Gorman
WJ Richgars
Philadalphia One
Wilkesbarre
John T- Cusy
Deniderdtte
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Leaders Say Big Four Strike Backed By Firemen Engineers
Cleveland reports say firemen and engineers presidents Dr Robertson and Warren Stone declare no further talks with shopmen leaders are possible due to injunctions. They cannot solicit donations to aid the strikers and deny knowledge of AFL officials' involvement. Firemen and engineers reportedly hold about 10000 dollars intended for shopmen.
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Orgaiifestion
Combline
Wily Warren S. Stone
WO. Lu
Unite Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Robertson
Warren Stone
Auto accident victim Mrs Rendall from Marionville hurt
Report of a serious car crash on the Thonesta creek road between Thanesta and Omaha. Mrs E Rendall of Marionville sustained a pelvic fracture and multiple injuries, while Wash Taylor, her husband, and others were injured but less seriously. Mrs Rendall was taken to the Warren general hospital.
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Marionville
Raleigh
North Corry
Kendall
Warren Eral Hospital
Toodge
Wash Taylor
Thonesta Creek
Thanesta
Ohraska
Taylor
Kerdall
Mel
Murphy
J Wo Heppigers
Marienville
Homme Dlaer
Bn- Heaver
Pune
Wendall
J Bovard
Ionesta
Keulall
Three injured in Warren auto crash near Starbuck
A Turick automobile owned by D. J. Lywit and driven by Miss Geraldind with eleven riders skidded off the road below Starbuck. It crashed into a tree, injuring three occupants including Mike Kewie, Miss Marina Poteson, and Richard Mell. They were rushed to a Warren hospital for treatment.
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Warren
Irvineton
Witre Mirror
Tillav
Tourek
D. J. Lywit
Geraldind
Mike Kewie
Ryineton
Starbirck
Minx Lewis
Betes
Ernesntoy
Dhe
Tomisle
Marina
Poteson
Anzacs Win Third Davis Cup Match in Thriller
At West Side Tennis Club New York on September 2 Australia shocked the American team by taking the doubles from William Tilden and Vincent Richards. Gerald Patterson and Pat O’Brien Wood won 6-4 6-0 6-2 in 50 minutes. Woods starred with daring placements and a string of brilliant shots, carrying the Australian effort as Patterson backed him with spectacular strokes. About 12,000 spectators watched as the Australians asserted their form and humbled the home side.
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West Side Tennis Club
Forest Tigls
N.Y
Australia
Gerald Patterson
Pat O'llans Wood
Willam T. Tilden
Vincent Richards
Pal Woods
Patterson
Recovery Hope Rises For Albert J. Johnson After Gunshot
In Flatishukg New York on September 2 Albert J. Johnson husband of Peggy Marsh was brought to Champlain Valley hospital after an accidental self inflicted gunshot. Initial reports said no chance of recovery but his condition improved overnight though surgeons call the case very serious. The report notes visitors and relatives from Panama Canal Zone and Aria visiting Sprig Creek area as Labor Day comes.
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Flatishukg
N.Y
Albert J. Johnson
Peggy Marsh Wis
Champlain Valley Hospital
Ann
Anehile Hospital Aurgeons Stil Cogard
Fred S Etuard
Panama
Action Against Tax Delinquents Court Case Notes
Court notes tax delinquent lawsuit brought by Collector Robbss Heertein seeking payment of 125 takes from Martha Rhodes and others. Jury list includes Thorpe Misery Wilsteail and Roland Platenice with several names mentioned. Court proceedings reference a failed summons and precautionary measures.
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Biel Marely
Wade Weyer
Robwss Heertein
Hell
Martha Rhodes
Mertina
Thorpe
Wilsteail
Roland
Platenice
Mari Cahwyer
Hilia Pan
Lark
Neils
Widespread Industrial War Threatened By Injunction
United Press reports the threat of a broad industrial war as Attorney General Daugherty grants an injunction against shopmen. Samuel Gompers and other labor leaders fear a general sympathetic strike, with plans discussed by the Federations of Labor and officials as they weigh actions before the executive committee next week.
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United Press
Waslington
Auomey
Daugherts
Rilyiad
Diemayilé
Samuvl Gumpers
Ammonean Federation of Labor
Organe
Laboy
William LH Johnston
Sieikey
Grollipers
Aioe
Chapman
Gouipers
Gompérs
Arbuckle Not To Lose Arm After Accident
Yokohama report details that American comedian Roscoe Arbuckle suffered a serious hand injury when he slipped on a steamer deck en route to Japan. Doctors feared amputation but decided to delay surgery as friends and Miss Dorothy Gehrat celebrated her nineteenth birthday at the hospital.
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Yokohama
Japan
Roxsae Arbuckle
Jim
Sun Evaniie
Dorothy Gehrat
Winchiter
Joe Ellen
Warren
New Leader for Community Service Hears Plans
Crt Moffonwss wins support after Tutt town meeting about community work in the city. Will by tomer Foy reports on the effort and its aim to boost school physical education. Mahoney will present the proposal this afternoon as organizers seek local backing for a broader program.
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Wolfe
Francis Mahoney
Tomer Foy
Swidby
New York
Iby
W. Walla
York
Mahoney
Guecorlal
Eleop Jonathon Beugeen
Joel Eameyt
Uli
Urvier
Maintenance of Way Men Get Wage Increase
United Press reports maintenance of way workers will receive a three cent an hour raise for 460000 members who struck over a bias wage appeal. United States Steel Corp plans a 186 hour increase. current scales from 20 to 28 cents may rise to 20 to 30 cents, pending approval and applicable adjustments.
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Miipagh
Arrdir
United Shiler Luibar
United States Steel Corporaton
Inierense
Strikers in Fatal Clash Near Central Rail Yard
At night near the New York Central rail yard a boilermaker was killed in a violent clash with a striking crew. Witnesses say worker May Strugisar was shot as a crowd pressed toward a house where a revolver was drawn by a cabinet maker named Schweigthal. The body was found some distance from the home, with two bullets piercing Ayveisthal’s neck and the fatal shots ending the confrontation.
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Py Union
New York
Central Rail
Veter Schvelsthe
Twker
Strugisar
Duilermirker
Schweigthal
Quiet Labor Day Wire Spe Lia Here
Labor Day events outline plans with speakers, parades, and observances across regions. Officials from multiple towns announce schedules, including a citywide display and public programs. A note on Labor Day's holiday status in the United States and Canada explains observance dates and regional variations.
Hope Fades in Rescue Effort for Gold Miners
United Press reports at the Arguntal Gold Mine near Allssion California that miners are trapped hundreds of feet underground after a mine collapse. Rescue teams say air remains in the lower shaft but food and water are scarce and hope for survivors is waning as families await news.
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Jack
United
Argunalt
Allsson
Cal
Jussiah
Clela
Jean Jackson Todiy
Tariff Bill Conferenced Amid Right of Way Debate
United States dispatch from Washington reports the tariff bill in conference with debate paused by Chairman Mechem, Doles, and McCumbyn. A framing report on the tariff is expected to be completed and sent to the house and senate by Saturday. Names mentioned include Anon Grandi Beatrice Jones Haselbusst and Pa.
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Washington
Meciinhers Dolesing
McCumbyn Pal Ows
Seave
House
Senate
Anon Grandi
Beatrice
A. 16
Jones
Ak Haselbusst
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