Pitsburgh Terminal Coal seeks federal injunction to end picketing
Federal court action seeks to halt mine picketing and evict union workers from company housing. Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company requests $1.6 million in damages and orders to stop picketing, while the Pittsburgh Coal Company operates on a nonunion basis amid ongoing labor tensions in the region.
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Coal Company
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Union Mets
William 8. Lander
United Press
Piptsburgh
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Jacksonville
Moyes Lneviot
Eax
Ateike
Wdge
Schloonnaker
John L. Lewis
Taplin
Clevulagh
Pivishirah Terminal Company
Pittaburgh Coal Company
Lew
Arimita
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Fortion
Coursty
Howe Companies
Te Termine Company
United State Supreme Court
Radio Entertainment Highlights and Pageant News
A chaotic OCR fragment describes radio entertainment segments and a Miss America 1927 pageant. Mentions Arlington Way and Atlantic City stations, with times and network notes blurred.
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Nak
Arlington
Way
PuntAmerican Union
WIPG
Atlantic City
WJZ
Hastira
S & Leviathan
Two Arrests Solve Series of Farm Raids
Dor ald Geertson and Walter Ross faced charges after police tied them to a rural theft spree west of the city. Investigators seized stolen auto parts and farm goods found in hidden locations, closing a wave of raids that spurred farmer vigilance and a makeshift protective group.
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Donald Geertson
Walter Ross
Geertson
Erie
Dorald Guertson
Talal
Gerson
Erie County
Gaertson
Birgbee
Uisir
Glen Gates
Geertaey
Geert
Dearing
Defaitt
Tail
Hyié
Pnt
Ross
Geerteen
Jor
Mellon Action Brings Penn State 6.0 P. Quandary
Harrisburg dispatch reports Andrew Mellon seeks to stay in the background of Pennsylvania’s Republican primary campaign. Leaders face a choice between pledging the delegation to Mellon or backing rival candidates to block others, with Fisher possibly as favorite son if Mellon declines.
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Arthur N
United Press Stat
Harrisburg
Andrew W. Mallon
Treasury
United Statte
Commie Republican Providential
White House
Eulvin Coutlidge
Mellon
Melton
Pennsylvania
Shold Mellon
John S. Fisher
Picher
Iti
Another Death in Moon Rita Mine Riot Reported
Pittsburgh dispatch notes another fatality from the Moon Rita mine riot of the Pittsburgh Coal Company. James Bargo of Cleveland died of injuries after the affray around Wednesday night. George Nehal aka James Toots of Cleveland was killed outright.
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United
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Jame Bargo
Cleveland
George Nehal
James Toots
Coolidge Leaves Black Hills on Westward Farewell Tour
Rapid City closes as President Coolidge departs with his vacation party. Streets empty, shops shutter, schools dismiss, and residents line the Main Street to bid farewell. The presidential train continues to Brookings for a western speech and later to Washington.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
Brookings
Paul B. Mallon
United Press
Rapidity
Cooudge
Mr. Coolidge
United States
Ohio
Nayar Tepsen
Mowstain Ting
Washington
Brookinglyn
Dedicator
Lincoln Library
South Dakota Agricultural School
Iraig
Atraighe Sryghita Chisago
Chicago
White House
Wrong identity leads to mistaken arrest in Youngsville case
An arrest by Chief Tipton revealed four mistaken identities involving GE Selerborg and Bert Deets of Youngsville. Deets, a known resident, faced a drunken charge after a wallet confusion surfaced with conflicting dates.
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Tipton
GE Selerborg
Youngville
Bert Deets
Bors
Youngsville
Hook
Deets
Erie Man Fatally Struck By Auto
A Barberton Ohio man Howard M Painter was struck by an automobile in Erie and died last night after being taken to a hospital. The driver is not held, authorities plan an inquest to determine details.
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Erie
United Press
Howard M. Painter
Barberton
Ohio
Davy Victor Anderson
Painter
Hep
Ninety Killed on Grade Crossings of State
Harrisburg Sept 8 Nine ty persons met death in grade crossing accidents during the first seven months this year according to John P. Doheny chief of the accidents bureau of the Public Service Commission and 29 persons were injured in a week of accidents. There were 87 grade crossing accidents involving 212 motor cars. Sixty four of those killed were occupants of motor cars and two were pedestrians.
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Vaney
Harrisburg
John P. Doheny
Public Service Commision
Two Die When Buffalo Flyer Hits Car Near Emport
In Pennsylvania on September 9 Mrs. Joseph Hollond, 70, and a young daughter of Beye G. A. Wood of Emportium were killed when the Buffalo flyer struck their cap at Liberty Cross, north of Emport. Three other car occupants were injured and taken to Port Allegan hospital.
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United Press
Local cases before grand jury at Enellis morning
Witnesses from the city were summoned to Enellis morning to appear in local cases expected to be presented to the grand jury there. An additional charge of murder in connection with the death of her newborn baby was to be heard today. Local liquor cases involving James Titus Ralph Saracego and Pete Giros were to be presented, with others possibly facing the grand jury this afternoon.
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Enellis Snorning
Horm Babs
Eris
James Titus Ralph Saracego
Pete Giros
Tri
Sandquist
Grand Jury
Levine Flight Postponed by Bad Atlantic Weather
Charles A. Levine and Capisin R. Hinchliffe postpone their Bellanca monoplane attempt from New York to London due to continuing bad weather over the Atlantic. Levine says if conditions improve within 48 hours they may resume, but otherwise abandon the effort for this year.
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United Press
London
Bad Waather
Atlantic
Srother
Charles A. Levine
Capisin R
Hinchliffe
New York
Bellanca
Coolumbia
Levine
United Press Today
Government wins big settlement in Elk Hills Doheny case
The United States government receives 19.0 million dollars in settlement related to Elk Hills oil reserve suits against B L Doheny owned companies. The payment follows Supreme Court rulings and was filed in Los Angeles federal court as part of the Pan American Petroleum related actions.
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Elk Hills
Supreme Court
United Press
Cleveland
United States
Elk Hills Hill Reserve
B. L. Doheny
Frank Harrison
Owen J Roberts
Philadelphia
Tie
Harrison
Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Robert
Washington
Elk Hillare
E. L. Doheny’s
Pan-Amenian Petroleum Co
Port Co
Pit Hills
Doheny
Child Starts Fire That Destroys Kolinski Farm Barn
Fire on the Kolinski farm between Spartansburg and Trimm’s Corsers destroyed the barn and its contents including hay and farm machinery. Local reports say a child may have started the blaze while mother was away. neighbors responded but the barn could not be saved. Loss amount not yet learned.
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Kolinkski
Spartansborg
Trimm
Revelations at Chemists Convention Stir Debate in Detroit
At the American Chemical Society meeting in Detroit, V R Kokarnair reports Sanskrit manuscripts show early Indian knowledge of hydrogen and other tech. He cites Delhi’s iron pillar and Narvar gin as proof of ancient industry. Discussions note gender gaps in chemistry classes and threats to jobs from synthetic processes.
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United Press
Detroit
Mid
India
V. R. Kokarnair
New York City
American Chemical Society Today
Delhi
Narvar
Kokatsur
Two Canadian Aviators Believed Dead After London Flight
Dawn to afternoon progression showed Sir John Carling airborne for over two hours before vanishing. Capt Terrente Tully and Lieut. James Medcalf departed Harbor Grace Newfoundland aiming for London England. Forecasters cited strong winds steering off course toward Scandinavia with no confirmation from that region.
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London
Sir John Carling
Carling
Terrente Tully
Lieut
James
Medcalf
Harbor Grate
Newfoundland
Scandinavia
Ireland
Croydon Field
Tully
Nungesser
Colf
Princess Anna
Minchin
Hamilton
Bertsud
Hel
Payne
Eng
New Amenia
Washburn
Caribow
Nedesit
Tulle
Salata Aims Nonstop Bicycle Record in Cleveland
John Salata, from Wea pald schootbioy, will attempt a nonstop bicycle ride in Cleveland to break the world record. The event seeks to set a new mark with a sustained cycling effort on September 9.
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Cleveland
John Salata
W Veapald Schootbioy
Schiller Urged to Abandon Flight Record
Windsor Ont September reports the Windsor committee urges pilot Disket Schiller and navigator Phil S Wood to abandon an attempted trans Atlantic flight. Public opinion may accept abandonment. Ottawa government has refused to intervene at Windsor officials' request.
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United Prose
Windsor
England
C. A. “Disket Schiller
Phil S. Wood
Trans Atlantic
C. B. Jackson Tales
Ottawa
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Alex Silverman
Pittsburgh University
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Eastman Re Serch
Rochester
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Schiller
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