Miners Strike In Rosemont Region Involving Six Companies
United Mine Workers and operators in the Rosemont Flemington Bear Mountain area failed to reach a wage and recognition agreement after a day of talks. About 700 miners across six companies are on strike with picketing at Bear Mountain and Rosemont. State police report the region is orderly as negotiations continue and union claims thousands are now working under UMWA banner.
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Rosemont
Flemington
Bear Mountain
United Mine Workers of America
Rosemont-Flemington-Bear Mountain
Cambria
Brown
Tressler
Delmar No. 4
Atlas
Reppert Coal Company
Galloway and Wendel
Atlas Mina
Oth
United Mine Workers of America Organization
van A. Bittner
Shinnat
Union Credit Credit
West Virginia
Zeatt’s
United States
Klein
Three Million Dollar Fire Sweeps Norfolk Waterfront
Norfolk battles a three million dollar waterfront fire sparked by a barge explosion. The blaze destroyed the Victoria hotel and the American Peanut Corporation plant, swept through seven blocks, injured many including firemen, and drew 1300 sailors and marines to aid the firefighting effort as rain later checked the flames.
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Norfolk Waterfront
Norfolk
Buxton Ine
Hampton Roads
Victoria
Carrie Ambrose
American Peanut Corporation
Political influence in federal district attorney appointments
The National Law Enforcement Commission calls political influence in appointing federal district attorneys a serious menace to law enforcement. It urges removing political considerations from selections, noting the office's growing importance and the harm caused when patronage guides nominations. The report warns about political patronage harming personnel and conduct and says prosecutors face interference when senators oppose administrations.
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Washington
Senate
Fedtrict
National Law Enforcement Commission
Bent Hoover
White Horse
Meshaa
Federeral
Wailing Wall Ownership Declared in Moslem Favor
A government commission ruling on Jerusalem's Wailing Wall rights grants sole ownership to Moslems. Jews retain free access for devotion under conditions, including no ram’s horn blowing near the wall and no disturbances to Moslems, while Moslems agree not to annoy Jews during worship. Ownership rests on the wall being part of the Haram esh Sherif area.
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London
Jerusalem
Harem Esh Sherif
TRY YOUTH IN NURSE S DEATH IN RHODE ISLAND TRIAL
Elliott R. Hathaway a 28 year old Fall River youth stands trial for the murder of Vere na Russell a Portsmouth nurse found dead after an automobile ride near Tiverton Rhode Island on March 23 His counsel renewed a delay motion which was denied and jury selection began with his not guilty plea on record
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Newport
Elliott R. Hathaway
Fall River
Verena Russell
Portsmouth
R. I. Hathaway
Mags
Tiverton
R.r
Geo. Hurley
Hathaway
Number cases cleared off docket today
Before the Poling Robinson damage case for 10000 this morning several minor cases set for Monday were disposed of. First, Rosa B Poe vs J C Poe et al judgment for 1311.99 with interest. Marion National Bank of Marion Ohio vs Dorsey L Peters and Martha Peters confirmed for 720.99 with interest. Hi ryl Friedman appointed special commissioner to sell real estate to satisfy judgment. Lucy Adeidiaco v Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company continued on page eight.
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Poling-Robinson
Rosa
B. Poe
J. C. Poe
Harrison Wolfe
D. R. Shafer
Marion National Bank of
Marion
Ohio
Dorsey L. Peters
Marthat Peters
Hiryl Friedman
Lucy Adeidiaco
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Grafton Forms First Organized Volunteer Fire Dept
For the first time in its history Grafton will organize a volunteer fire department with officers a relief fund uniforms and drills following plans made at a Sunday meeting. A benefit dance June 19 at Valley Inn will seed funds with money from other events to aid the department and establish a relief fund for members in distress. The group aims to reduce insurance costs and plan a convention and improved equipment including a county truck to serve Taylor county and Grafton.
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Grafton
Valley Inn
Driver G. N. Smith
Charles Burke
Robert Bennett
L. H. Greenwald
Squire Bolton
Mr. Smith
County of
Taylor
Taylor County
Bank Mergers Yield Three Large Chicago Institutions
Chicago reports two major bank mergers early today as First National Bank and Union Trust absorb Foreman-State National and Foreman-State Trust, creating a resource base near 883 million dollars. Central Trust Company and National Bank of the Republic unite to form a third large Chicago bank with over 350 million in resources. Deposit totals place First National Foreman banks at 730.6 million, with 572.4 million from First National and Union Trust.
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Chicago
First National Bank
First ‘Union Trust & Savings Bank
Foreman- State Nationa Bank
Foreman-State Trust & Savings Bank
Central Trust Company of Linois
National Bank of the Republic
First National
Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company
Continental
Gentral Trust-National Bank of the Republic
First National Foreman
First National and Union Trust
Conference Eyes World Talks to Reopen War Reparations
London reports say a Chequers conference between Britain and Germany raised the chance of a world conference to reopen reparations, with Stimson and Mellon soon visiting Europe. A government spokesman said international economic coordination and cooperation were urged, as Britain and Germany cannot solve the issue alone.
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London
Today
Europe
Henry L.stimson
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Chequers
MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Henrich Bruening
Ter Julius Curtius
Germany
England
Filipino servant confesses to killing Dr Deely in New York
New York reports that Gavino Demier, a Filipino servant, was arrested and confessed to murdering Dr George Edward Deely to obtain money for his girlfriend. The physician, a renowned specialist, was found stabbed and beaten to death in his home last Tuesday after having discharged the suspect five days earlier.
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New York
Gavino Demier
George Edward
Deely
Garner Dubs Smoot Hawley a Blundering Tariff Act
Representative Garner of Texas denounces the Smoot Hawley tariff as a blundering piece of legislation. He accuses Democratic leaders and supporters of lacking a constructive 1932 platform while Republican figures defend the act amid claims of foreign policy consequences and economic disruption.
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Texas
Washington
Democratic Party
Tilson
Connecticut
Tion
House
Ways and Means
Commerce Klein
Texan
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