Trade War Looms as Panama Canal Clash Escalates
United States faces a budding trade war amid Panama sovereignty disputes over canal zone trade. Friction includes Panama challenging American sovereignty, France tariffs, British steel rebates, and delays in general favored-nation treaties while Kellogg denies charges and defends U S sovereignty and canal rights.
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Panama
America
Canal Zone
Ludwell
DENNY
United Press
Wasitington
Sep
United Stated
Som
Pansinay
League of Nations
Spain
Argentina
Coun Inter
United States
Subhi
Brazil
Chile
Amnetitina
Aner Fun
Treasury Aigents
Kellogg
Eusebio Moraes
Ama Assembly
Department
France
Wage Contracts Called Illegal by Coal Company Attorney
Pittsburgh September 13. Attorney Taplin for the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp claims wage agreements between the United Mine Workers of America and coal operators are illegal. He argues these contracts fix coal prices and violate the Sherman Antitrust Act, aiming to quash union tools like strikes. The article also notes Mr and Mrs Taylor and daughter visiting North Bay with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
Wega CA
Taplin
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Taplinsia
Cleveland
Community Chest drive plans set for tonight in Corry
Ward committees meet at the Municipal Building to finalize plans for the 1937 28 Chest drive. Chairs Bent ley Aner Dewey and Bracken lead workers to outline past support, distribute literature, and organize a horse to home canvass to boost personal participation and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marny Fg
CS Bentley
Harry Aner
Dewey
W. Bracken
Brown
Corry
Guignon Waives Hearing in Liquor Transport Case
Guy Guignon of Hast Street was arrested Sunday by Chief Tipton on liquor transport charges. He waived a hearing and was bound over to county court. police found three pint bottles hidden in a basket in a taxi. A companion, Walter Resa, faces similar larceny-related charges as another case unfolds in county court.
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Guy Guignon
Hast South Strest
Tipton
B. Por
Jake
Guignom
Guignol
Spring Street
Alleger
Torialt Geertson
Pirates Cop Opener Today
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 6 to 1 in the first game of the doubleheader at Forbes Field. Lee Meadows started for Pittsburgh and limited the Braves to ten hits while the Pirates piled up twelve safeties.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Forbes Field
Lee Meadows
Gorsalts
Dairy Manager Burned by Ammonia at Spring Creek Dairy
Edgar Campbell 45 a Spring Creek resident and dairy manager was severely burned when ammonia exploded at Abbott’s Dairy Spring Breele this morning He was taken to Corry Hospital with serious injuries doctors expect a long recovery Campbell is well known in the area and has many friends hoping for his swift convalescence.
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Edgar Campbell
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Abbotts Dairy
Spring Breele
Campbell
Corey Hospital
Iles Nevins
Rotary Club Talks On Nature Study Inquiry
Members of the Titusville Rotary Club heard Eugene McCabe speak on Nature Study at the Hotel Cons meeting. His remarks covered plant and animal life with illuminating focus on nature. Muphanste and Morrow were named to form a committee to arrange a golf match with Kiwanis Club members.
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Rotary Und
Eugene McCabe
Titusville Rotary Club
Wis
McCabe
Morrow
Memburs
Kiwanis
Traffic Lights Proposed at Dangerous Intersections
A city committee named by Mayor Olin W Hracker may draft a plan to install automatic electric flashing signals at main intersections on Center Street. Proposed sites include South, Pleasant, Washington, Park Place and Smith streets though no final decision has been made. Officials fear North Center Street will become a speedway after the street opens, with highway patrol support sought to curb reckless driving.
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Olin W Hracker
Severs
Censter Street
Corny
Ney
Center
Anto South
Plesany
Wishgton
Park Place
Smith
Center Street
1O Ie
Stave
President Coolidge Drops Plans for Extra Session
President Coolidge abandons plans for a special Senate or full Congress session after counsels from Senate and House leaders. He then met with cabinet heads to discuss pending matters including economy, Navy status, and disarmament fallout.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press Stift
Washington
Congress
Coolidge Toray
Toxettier
Vifus
Coolidge
Curtis
Kansas
Tilgonj
Connecticut
Senate
House
Mellon
Prohibition
Navy
Davis
Kelloge
New
Sargent
Leg Hime
Mines Ravage Homes in Kin Volks Borough Bombings
Two explosions near Kin Volks Borough rocked the homes of foreman Josey Chinijo and the Whithers family. A nine child residence was struck, Mrs Whithers fainted and was carried out. The Whiteys occupied the house until September and worked at Valley Camp mines now non union.
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New Kensington
Lal Company
Kin- Volks
Arnold
Josey Chinijo
Nicholas Salvo
Joseph Whithers
City appeals to parents to end street play on North Center
Authorities urge parents to stop children using the newly resurfaced stretch on North Center Street for roller skating and biking after numerous near misses with cars were reported. Police cannot patrol the entire street, and a cooperative effort is needed to prevent serious injuries.
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North Center Street
Three Alleged Moonshiners to Hearings in Erie
Prohibition agents raided the vicinity last Friday, arresting Martin LaCava John Saworyk known as Whiskey John and Albert Lillie. LaCava and Lillie posted $1500 bail each for hearings before U S Commissioner Piler in Erie on Thursday. Saworyk was jailed after failing to post bond. Moonshine plants were seized at their farms along with liquor and mash destroyed.
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Mires
Prohibition
United States
Piler
Erie
Martin LaCava
Union Street
John Saweault
Macadam Road
Hare Creek
Albert Lillie
Piccadilla Hill
LaCava
Lillie
Saworyk
John
Punxsutawney to Reynoldsville Route Shortened
Secretary of Highways Stuart announced a new connecting link on Route 80 in Jefferson county shortening the Punxsutawney to Reynoldsville distance from 18 miles to 14 miles. The route via Big Run and Sykesville is replaced by an improved path funded 50 percent by the state and 26 percent each by the county and townships.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Stuart
Punxsutawney
Reynoldsville
Jefferson County
Big Run
Sykesville
Shooting at White Alorse School Leaves Window Glass Shattered
Police guard the White Alorse school in Westchester Pennsylvania after two men in a car fired at the building. Miss Frances Casey and pupils narrowly escaped injury as glass shattered. motive unknown and perpetrators not found.
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United Press
Westchester
White Alorse
Frances Casey
Sen
Wreckage Found Northeast of Newfoundland in Old Glory Search
A wireless message from the Kyle reports wreckage of the trans Atlantic monoplane Old Glory found about 480 miles northeast of St Johns Newfoundland. The Kyle continued searching as the Mirror notes no confirmation yet from the plane crew aboard pilots Philip Payne Lloyd Bertaud and James De Witt Hill.
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Dulted Press
Sys Johns
Newfoundland
Old Glory
Railway Commission
St. Johns
Family Mirror
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Philip A. Payne
The
Mirror
Lloyd’ W. Bertaud
James de Witt Hill
Kyle
DRY CHIEF SHOT DEAD BY POLICE LIEUTENANT IN BLUEFIELD
N Don Dillon 46, prohibitions chief for Bluefield district and former police chief, was killed last night by police lieutenant John Williams. Williams claimed Dillon was with his wife in a parked car. Williams was arrested on a technical charge and released on bail. Eichel Dillon bonded as a witness. Williams pursued in another car. Dillon allegedly tried to draw a gun and Williams seized his weapon. The couple has six children.
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United Press
Bluefeld
W. Va
Don Dillon
Bluefield
Hhers
John William
Williams
Diltlow
Eichel
Dillow
Pneumonia Claims Child Evelyn Smith at Corry Hospital
Miss Evelyn Smith age unknown daughter of Ora H Smith died at Corry hospital from pneumonia. She is survived by her parents and several siblings. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 AM at the family home with burial at David Curtis Temieter. alturibus
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Evelyn Smith
Ora H Smith
Corry Hospital
Mike
David Curtis
Alturibus
Five Best Radio Ents Listed for Today on WEAF WIZ WOW
Schedules show WEAF airs Hook up p m Eveready Hour Cavalcade at 9 p m Eastern. WIZ presents Stromberg Carlson Hour and Continentals at 7 and 8 p m Eastern. WOW Omaha lists Le s Hour at 10 p m Eastern.
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WEAF
Eveready
Stromberg
Carlson
WOW Omaha
Two Villages Destroyed by Tidal Wave
News from Kyushu reports two villages Okishin and Sumiyoshi wiped out by a tidal wave with deaths said to exceed 1,000. The account cites discredited UPI details and notes ongoing storms on the island as Pride of Detroit remains grounded near Omura.
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United Press Workio
Asthi
Todaly
United Press
Wpm
Pride Oi
Detroit
Omura
Mifield
Nagasalé
Kyushu
Incha
Tokio
William 5. Brock
Edward Sehlee
Pride of Detroit
Thima
Kinshin
Nagasaki
Nagasi
Prohibition News Censorship Tightened at Treasury
Washington officials announce stricter control of press statements from the Prohibition Bureau. Treasury head Mellon approves all releases after Lowman faces censure for alleged corruption remarks. No sensational quotes. enforcement activity to continue quietly.
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Doran
Treasury
Prohibition
Mellon
Washington
Seymour Low
The
Tree
Prohibition Bureau
Mills
Lowman
Melon
Lason
Treauty
Prohibition, Commission
Infantile paralysis reported in Westmoreland County
First case of infantile paralysis in Westmoreland County this year is a two year old girl from Delmont. The patient is hospitalized as health officials monitor for further spread.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Delmont
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