Roosevelt Orders Coal Action By Midnight In Pennsylvania
State police deployed in Fayette county to quell a 35000 miner strike over a coal code. Guardsmen from Company A faced unclear orders as transport coaches arrived for possible deployment to the bituminous fields. after mobilization overnight, orders were rescinded as minefield conditions improved. Police and troopers enforced a tense calm amid sporadic clashes and injuries, while Governor Pinchot’s deployment shifted to stabilizing the region without full guard mobilization.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Pennsylvania
Mle
Wayette County
Pittsburgh
Fayette County
Fayette
Pinchot
Carl Stohl
Morewood
A. C. Rick Coke Company
Westmoreland County
Stohl
Company
Crotsland
Leith
Uniontown
Pinehote
National Guard
Roosevelt
Swift action by president threatened in coal code talks
Roosevelt presses for a nightfall agreement on a coal code and wage pact as 30,000 miners in Pennsylvania strike amid tense White House negotiations. John L. Lewis and union leaders express optimism that a code and wage deal will be reached within 24 hours. Government aides report relative calm in the coal fields as talks continue.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Tft
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Hugh 8
Igohnnson
New York
Josephine Roche
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co
Denver
Pennsylvania
Union Healsers
Uniontown
Pine
Unies
Elm Tree Infection Suspected In City
Several specimens of elm trees showing infection were sent to the State Department of Agriculture in Harrisburg to determine if Dutch elm disease is present. Local owners reported diseased trees on Mast Bondi Street and a rapid spread pattern noted, with samples collected for testing and the department cooperating with state authorities.
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State Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Ohio
New Jersey
Ngdentire Department
Bondi Street
Tut
Pubrrisbutys
Akibe
Final Registration Day Before Primary Election
Attention of voters in Corry area. tomorrow is the final day for registration before the primary election on Tuesday September 19. Voters must register to be eligible to vote. Registrars at their locations will be open Saturday from 8 am to noon 1 to 6 pm and 7 to 10 pm. Pax Collector F C Westley will keep offices open all day for tax receipts.
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Yutara
Corry
AMI
F. C. Westley
Simple Rites for Chief Usher at White House
United Press reports President Roosevelt offered use of the White House for funeral services for Ike Hoover, chief usher for 49 years, which Hoover's widow declined preferring a simple ceremony. Rites at Glenwood Cemetery set for 2 pm tomorrow with Roosevelt and his family in attendance.
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White House
Ike” Hoover
Executive Mansion
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Domo
Glenwood Cemetery
Theodore Roosevelt
Ike
Harrison
Three Suspects Held in Double Murder Case
Three suspects were arrested today in connection with the murder of Mrs Stella Pickett and her daughter Winifred aged 26 at their home in Musson’s Springs. A search by bloodhounds followed the alleged killings while neighbors report tension as investigators pursue leads. The body of Mrs Pickett was sent for burial.
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United Press Miame
Fis
Stella
Pickett
George Musson
Soters
Winifred
Ufelr
Meir
Setusl Neerg
Syle Thie
Sis
Sod
Ers
Gid
Piolkelh Ceynouh
Witer
Local NY R A Compliance Board Named in Phase II
The selection of the local National Recovery Administration Compliance Board was announced in the second phase of the President's reemployment program. Members include HL Gulith Leslie Wells Ralph Fogle John A Blatt O B Doane Boyd Spencer Mrs Wesley H Howard Walter L Peake Crawford M Woods as permanent chairman. The board will handle complaints, exemptions, and hours petitions under the Blue Eagle agreement and will seek voluntary compliance with Washington guidance.
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Ny. R.A
Shape
Gulith
Cepresent
Leslie Mr. Wells
Ralph Fogle
John A. Blatt
O. B. Doane
Boyd Spencer
Wesley H. Howard
Walter L. Peake
Crawford MM. Woods
Blue Eagle
Mnt
Washington
NILA
Ferigral
Compliance Board
N. Hut ‘A. Compliance Board
National Recovery Administration
Wedern
Huthustty
Revolt Spreads in Pinar del Rio Province Cuba
Telephoned reports from Pinar del Rio indicate a revolt against the provisional government is spreading with fighting in progress. An ambulance with wounded arrived as troops reportedly joined officers and civilians from Concepcion Del Sur. Infantry patrolled streets. government efforts to mask the extent of the uprising were noted.
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Pinar del Rio
al Santa Cruz
United Press
Cuba
Cuartés Ravena
Santa Clarifie Tango
Concepcion del Sur
Hevang
Havana
Franando Garcia Aran
Manuel
Ramon Gonzales
Concepsion del Sur
Puerta de Golpo
la Loyas
Eighth Military District
Miranda
Camden Toll From Four Dixit Treyhounds
Four Dixit treyhounds crashed through a guard rail and plunged down a 25 foot embankment near the Yen Hessee river, injuring ten to twenty people seriously in Camden. Hollywood star Maurice Chevalier was hurt when his car overturned in a collision. Washington reports warned of growing insecurity in island affairs as viewed by Ambassador Wells. Labor officials estimated August job gains for certain industries. Hamburg-bound Graf Zeppelin passengers prepared for voyage to the World Pair in China. A $23,500,100 plan involving Fitchfield’s fate with Mountainard City Company of California neared completion.
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Unite Frese Camden
Dixit
Yen- Hessee
McClure On Trial For Murder At Erie
Erie court today heard murder charges against McClure in connection with the death of a 4 year old child. Prosecution presented testimony from several witnesses as the trial progressed, with the defendant denying the allegations.
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McClure
Erie
Rumors of Human Bones Linked to Farm Barn Fire
Reports spread that human bones were found in the ruins of the Will Dingfelder farm barn on the Roosevelt highway near Hie city after a blaze blamed on tramps. Journal investigation found the rumors unfounded and suggested the fire was caused by intruders.
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Will Dingfelder
Hie
Roosevelt Highway
Dan
Min Derk
AVIA
Public Affairs Discussed at Local Meet
About fifty attendees gathered at the Melting Hotel for a public affairs discussion. Organizers noted education and civic engagement as key themes, with remarks from several local figures and a general question session closing the event.
Plan Registration Of All Unemployed Here
A new city registration for unemployed men and women will occur on Monday and Tuesday next week at the Municipal building. Olin W Bracken, handling relief employment, says a registrar will enroll all unemployed and those without jobs should register on either day. Only naturalized citizens will be recorded, though foreigners with frat papers may report. The effort aims to obtain a precise check-up of jobless residents as some work may soon be available.
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Olin W. Bracken
Public Meeting Planned Sept 27 on ReluteF Fund
Corry Relief Fund reorganizes for the 108-84 year at a public meeting Wednesday evening Sept 27 at the Municipal building. John A Blatt urges overdue pledges be paid to settle balances before the meeting. About 1500 remains to be collected. attendees will plan continued relief efforts and an annual fundraising campaign.
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Corry Relief Fund Committee
Ollock
John A. Blatt
Relief Fund Committee
Corry
Relief Organization
Ania
Local cases held over due to police absence
Two cases postponed to the next term of county court because two state police officers were unavailable for the investigation. John Granger of Barnes faces larceny charges over an alleged car stripping on Sciota road. G Wilcox of Mills Village faces a chicken theft charge from J J Casey farm near Gerry.
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John Granger
Barnes
Sciota Road
G. ©. Wilcox
Near Mills Vile Jage
J. J. Casey
Gerry
Detroit Gangster Held in Kidnap Case
Detroit gangster linked to an attempted kidnapping in Detroit is held after a Septembers arrest. The suspect identified as Tovey O Riordan, 44, was arrested by Los Angeles deputies in a rooming house raid. Officials describe him as a principal figure in the case. The investigation, led by the city police department, followed inquiries into the nondescript operation and involved search of a rooming house.
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Unitid
Los Angeles
Detroit
Tovey
Futrutt
Leif
Fletcher Calls For Inflation To Raise Prices
Washington Sept 15 Senate banking chair Fletcher urged immediate administration action to curb inflation and raise commodity prices. He proposed issuing treasury notes at 100,000,000 weekly and expanding credit. He also called for Fed banks to buy at least 10,000,000 of government bonds weekly to move funds into commerce.
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United Press
Washington
Mletther
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Treasury
Fletcher
Federal Reserve
Pletcher
Pinchot Urges Peaceful Labor Disputes in Pennsylvania
Gov. Gifford Pinchot appealed to workers at a meeting of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America to avoid violence in labor disputes and pursue industrial peace. He warned that strikes are not always wise and urged conference and understanding as the preferred path. He cautioned workers that breaking the law would undermine his ability to assist them and empower their enemies.
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United Press
Phivadwephtia
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Jonlowa
Unis
Three Injured in Elevator Crash in Cleveland
Three people were seriously injured when a passenger elevator malfunctioned at a downtown office building, dropping from the fifth floor to the basement. The injured are 86 year old operator Hato S Wel el, 45, and John Reinhart, 35, all taken to Charity Hospital. Initial reports attribute the failure to an electrical fault and a heavy catapulting motion.
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United Press
Cleveland
Siosa
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Hambure
Iron
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Fitchfield
Campany
Moantard’ Oty Company
Caliiornia
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Rene Oie
Spike
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