Crashed Pontiac Detained After Crossing at Union City
Lee Sao ee and Cecil Carpenter are detained by police in Union City after a Pontiac sedan stalled on the Gates street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The car was wrecked when struck by a fast freight. occupants fled with a hose and five-gallon can, fueling theft raid suspicions. Bennett identity confirmed via license tag. police plan further questioning.
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Lynford Bennett
Cecil Carpenter
Union City
Gates Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hen Bisley
Pennsylvania
Seymour
Bennett
Carpenter
Dingle
Radio Program By Veterans Of Foreign Wars
The Joes Lieut Ke yw Joompson Post will present a half hour program over Binion WLEW Wednesday at 8 30 p.m. The Corry Guitar Club assisted by Sherrick Tiffany will provide entertainment including marches Neapolitan Nights The Wreck of 97 and Vietnamese Nights with vocal and instrumental performances. Remarks by Walter Scott conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Sherrick and
Tiffany
Hill
Billy Ail Hows
Ay W. Harmon
A. W. Harmon
Walter Scott
Roosevelt Still Laid Up by Cold in Washington
Roosevelt remains bedridden with a cold. reports say his temperature and sight are affected, while his secretary and staff monitor him. The president’s condition is described as improving slowly, with no sign of a serious setback, though officials emphasize continued rest.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ofders
Rons
Mwemihn
Barly
Kuid
Ehid
Fifty Thousand Miners Plan March on Washington
About 50,000 unemployed anthracite miners from Panther Creek Valley planned a march on Washington to press for equalization of work in hard coal fields. The rally was to occur when the anthracite code appears for a hearing, aiming to spread work among 130,000 miners and keep mines active. The equalization committee led by James Gildea drafted plans and distributed calls across Mahanoy City Shenandoah Pittston Wilkes Barre Scranton Shamokin Mt. Carmel Hazleton Pittston to rally support for the parade to Washington. Telegrams were sent to NRA officials and United Mine Workers officials to inform them of the plan.
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United Press
Tamaqua
Washington
Panther Creek Valley
James Gildea
Coaldale
Laanch
Mahanoy City
Shenandogh
Pittston
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
Shamokin
Mt. Carmel
Hezleton
NRA
United the Workers ‘of America
Equilization Committee
Coal price may rise under new NRA coal code
Washington Sept 19 United Press reports the coal code approved by President Roosevelt could lift consumer costs by up to two dollars per ton for Small purchasers as the Recovery Administration says increases must be justified by statistics showing wage and job gains. The code includes consumer representation on the governing authority and aims to curb profiteering. Recovery Administrator Hugh Johnson confirms retail coal prices will rise.
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United Press
H. C. Thompson
Washington
Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Colle Authority
Consumers' Advisory Board
Hugh Johnson
Inflation proposal urged for free coinage of silver
News bulletin cites Senator Key Pittman pressing President Roosevelt on a silver free coinage plan. Other items note Lamison’s stay of execution, a Paterson silk strike impasse, NRA steel industry conference, and violent clashes around Vienna with Nazi forces.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Key Pittman
Nevada
Courtroom Is Fortified For Trial In Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a fortified courtroom and surrounding corridors hold a high profile kidnapping trial. Hervey Bailey and 11 co defendants face charges for abducting Charles F Urschel, a wealthy oilman. Federal prosecutors invoke the Lindbergh law, risking life imprisonment.
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G. D. Roscoe
United Press
Oklahoma City
Hervey Bailey
Charles F_urschel
Detroit bank officials cleared of criminality in solvent ruling
Detroit press reports Judge Harry B. Keidan found officers of First National Bank and Guardian Bank of Commerce not guilty of criminal acts. The ruling allows plans for depositor relief as deposits totaling 312 million dollars were tied up. Depositors in Michigan cities could access funds if Washington relief efforts succeed.
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Uled
Detroit
Harry B. Keidan
First National Bank
Guardian Bank of Commerce
Michigan
Regerye Dépoaltoriog
Rotary Club Visitor District Governor Visit Noted
A garbled OCR note describes a Rotary Club district governor visit event with an invited meeting at a location and a speaker identified as Mr Bird. The fragment references a dinner or gathering and a protocol for the event, mentioning a local club and city, with limited readable names and terms.
Charge Solon of Violating Lottery Laws
New York Sept 19 With a jury completed for the trial of Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania charges of violating the federal lottery laws testimony began today Federal Judge Johnson Hayes of North Carolina is nearing the case just one year after Davis first trial resisted in a mistrial Davis was on trial with Theodore Miller head of the propagation department of the Royal Order of Moose of which Davis is director general It is alleged that he received more than 172000 as his share in a lottery conducted by the Moose in 1930 for the benefit of their Orphans Home Mooseheart The federal grand jury indictment against Davis listed fourteen counts charging conspiracy eleven the use of interstate carriers in the promotion of a lottery and two the use of the mails for the same purpose A motion to dismiss the few indictments is before the court for decision Two defendants in the Moose indictment are on trial with Davis One Bernard G McGuire promoter of the charity drive pleaded guilty The other Raymond Walsh obtained a severance at the request of Assistant United States Attorney Louis Treadwell The government charges that the Moose conducted the lottery under the guise of gift drawings and as charity balls throughout the Moose national membership.
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United Press New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Feeral
Johnson Hayes
North Carolina
Jis
Jist
Davis
Theodore Miller
Royal Order of Moose
Moose
Bernard G. McGuire
Brive
Raymond Walsh
United States
Louis At Treadwell
Pennsylvanian Truck Strike Paralyzes Freight Traffic
Philadelphia on September 19 reported intrastate and interstate freight trucks being withdrawn as a three day strike by transportation workers spread. Pickets reached Baltimore to the south and Harrisburg to the west while officials estimated over 50 million dollars in merchandise and perishables tied up.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Trust Association
Baltimore
Wastons
Harrisburg
Five Hurt In Crash West Of Union City
Five people injured in a two car collision near the foot of Oak Hill about three miles west of Union City. Three patients, Frank M. Richards 55 his wife Jessie 49 and daughter Bernice 20, were taken to Corry hospital with facial head and leg lacerations but not in serious condition. Mrs Harry Brown and Miss Nellie Myers both from Kane are treated at Union City hospital for head injuries broken arm and facial bruises. The Myers car was wrecked and the Erie man’s vehicle badly damaged.
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Corry Hospital
Oak Hill
Union City
Frank M. Richards
West Third Street
Eric
Jessie
Bernice
Harry Brown
Temple Theatre of
Kane
Nellie Myers
Union City Hospital
Miss Myers
Heavy early voting folds into city primary turnout
Reports from polling places show a heavy morning vote across precincts. Voters lined up to cast ballots for favored candidates as polling closes at seven, with machines in use and the Journal promising early results. A line formed in the Second Ward, prompting a second machine to speed the process.
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Oon
Tash
Lindberghs Delay Baltic Flight In Sweden Visit
Col and Mrs Lindbergh postpone their Baltic crossing to Leningrad after a Swedish stopover. They remain at Karlskrona with plans to start soon, then may route via Leningrad Moscow Berlin Amsterdam and Scotland toward England. A seaplane voyage to New York was considered.
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Frederick Ofchsner
United Press
Stockholm
Charles A. Lindbergh
Baltic Sea
Leningrad
Russia
Karlskrona
Sweden
Tsthonia
Gulf of Finland
Gvarlst
Lindbergh
Moscow
Berlin
Amsterdam
Scotland
England
New York
Strong Government Move Against Cuban Revolt Near Moron
A government force led by Captain Ben Jitex and armed students pursue Capt. Juan Plaga Hernandez with about 300 followers stirring an uprising in Moron Cuba. Reports vary on Hernandez strength, while forces face difficult terrain en route toward Santa Clara. In Washington the Navy orders destroyers Overton and Sturtevant from Guantánamo to Antilla to address labor trouble, replacing a Coast Guard vessel.
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Lawrence 5
Haas
United Press
Havana
Ben Jitex
Jefto Cienaga
Moron
Juan Plaga Hermandez
Hermendez
Machado
de Cespelles
Hernandez
Santa Clara
Northern
Washington
Navy Department
Overton
Sturtevant
Guantanamo Bay Naval Station
Antilla
Two Scranton Homes Blasted In Night of Unrest
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 19 two homes were wrecked by dynamite amid a miners union dispute. A total of 14 residents faced danger and one man was injured. The blasts hit John Kallachan’s house and North Scranton’s Sidka home, both occupied by union members. Police described a series of attacks linked to coal company tensions and ongoing labor conflict.
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United Press
Scranton
John Kallachan
Kallachan
Tohn Sidkca
North
Sidka
United Mine Waorkers Union
Penh
Bitter primary fights in major Pennsylvania cities
In Pennsylvania's off year primary voters faced bitter battles in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton and Wilkes Barre as independents challenged party bosses led by Wm S Vare and John O Donnell. The Pittsburgh mayoral race pitted Herron against Mackrell and McArdle while McNair faced Henry. Derby and Davis contended in Scranton and Vetter challenged Loveland in Wilkes Barre signaling upcoming contest momentum.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wm. S. Vare
Pi Ju McArndle
Democratic Organization
Wm. N. McNair
John ‘M. Henry
Wah Wil
Repuican Tolllowers
Gifford Pinchot
Scranton
Fred K. Derby
Stanley J. Davis
Pittsburgh
Wilkea Barre
Pinchot Republicans
Stanley Vetter
Charles N. Loveland
Missing Fli er Found Injured
United Prom reports a missing flier found injured as authorities investigate a complex incident. One victim, a 21-year-old, is hospitalized with unspecified injuries. A small boy is involved and a suspect is in custody. Local authorities and medical staff respond to the scene amid confusion and ongoing inquiries.
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Ohio
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Tata
Moran
U. S
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Open
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Cleveland
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Wadi
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