Disorder Amid City Tensions and Industrial Shifts
The report outlines reduced industrial requirements in coal and related sectors across Western Pennsylvania, with declines in coke, lumber, and steel components. Banking leaders describe the territory's business as fair to good, while unrest and a push for stronger public safety measures surface amid public sentiment and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Sattallion and Steel
Hinery and Boilers
Mie Banking Committee
Gang Suspects Involved In Broadway Killing Push
Police held two men after a killing on Broadway. Joseph Corngold and Ralph Carol claimed innocence and said they came east for the Sharkey Schmeling fight. A stash of cash found in their gear was said to be money trusted to them by friends.
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Tore Labardo
Morrison
Broadway
Josph Corngold
Ralph Carol
Chicago
Oliver
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
William’ Russell
Blower
John Stege
First Flag History in Pruntytown and Local Schools
The text recalls 1789 when a private school opened at Buzgards Glory and raised the American flag. In 1811 the first flag club formed in Pruntytown with 29 members amid debates over the national emblem abroad. It notes Prof Ree tor opening Reetor College in 1832 and identifying Taylor County’s formation in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzgards
United States
Pruntytown
Reetor
Cannon May Proceedings Highlight Lobbying Aims
Blaine said the committee examined efforts to win appointments to federal offices and to elect senators and representatives and presidents. In the Huston case the panel also reviewed his financial records as part of its inquiry.
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Blaine
United States
Huston
Tennessee river improvement tale cited in senate hearing
Testimony before the senate lobby committee recounts Huston as President of the Tennessee River Improvement Association receiving 36,100 from Union Carbide, deposited via Blyth and Bonner NY in two sums of 22,000 and 14,100. He described activities leading the association and positions on Muscle Shoals legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Huston
Hindenial Letter Exposes RNC Reaction to Cynanamid Bid
A Washington newspaper obtained a copy of a letter alleging Hindenial in the bid by the American Cynanamid Company for the Alabama plant. The document was released last night to Republican National Committee members, highlighting political concerns and reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cynanamid Company
Alabama
Republican National Committee
Washington
Hall of Army Continues on Page One Report
Hall of Army report notes continued care efforts as four individuals received aid overnight. Lieut. Henderson of the city police force alerted Capt. Arnold at midnight, resulting in a young man being supplied with a bed and breakfast.
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Hall of Army
Lieut. Henderson
Capt
Arnold
Group Asserts Continued From Page One London Conference Note
The group said the London conference should be delivered to the committee before any action. Borah stated readiness to meet tomorrow on the naval agreement. He claimed the resolution made no demand.
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Borah
Senate treaty records access debated by committee
Hoover contends the papers contain nothing of consequence yet warns against public release. A resolution states the committee deems all facts from negotiations pertinent to treaty ratification and asserts the committee's right as agent of the senate to access all records and information on treaty negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Senate
Petitioned Paving Plan For High Street Moves Forward
About 75 signatures on a petition before the city council Monday request paving of High Street with concrete. Mayor King said the proposal would be considered and noted residents on High and Grand streets are invested in the plan. Leonard Street will gain 150 feet of new brick paving, likely opened in four days, extending from Main to Boyd with crushed stone to the north.
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High Street
King
High
Grand Street
Barrett
Grandi Leonard Street
Main
Boyd Street
Hospital Notes and Census Figure Update
Hospital notes list several patients discharged after operations and remaining in care including Mrs Guy Moore Mrs Clyde Proudfoot Mrs Blanche Boyd Mrs Gertrude Halbritter and Mrs Ola Marquess with times of discharge. The 1930 census records the Seminole tribe at 468 members, up 14 since 1920.
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Ruby B. Graham
Guy Moore
Beech Street
Clyde Proudfoot
W. Main Street
Blanche Boyd
Gertrude Halbritter
Tunnelton
Ola Marquess
James Reddick
Seminole Tribe of Indians
Disaster Overtook Ship In Fog Collision Details
The inquiry cites speeds over 11 knots from Pinn Ledge to the collision, with Brooks denying moderate speed while Inspector Lyons presses. Crew members reportedly jumped overboard from fright as First Officer Hunley notes minimal panic and only one fire drill since joining the ship this month. The Queen Mother, Marie, returns Saturday from a visit.
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Pinn Ledge
Lyons
Brooks
Hunley
Northern Arm May Surrender to Nationals
Reports from Nanking indicate Northern general Feng Yu-helang seeks surrender to Chiang Kai-shek due to shortages. Chiang refuses until Feng attacks Shanxi as a test of sincerity and demands 3 million for Kuomintang army reorganization. A separate item notes Communists seizing Tayeh in Hupeh with reported atrocities.
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Nanking
China
Hankow
Feng Yu- Helang
Chiang Kai- Shek
Feng
Peoples’ Army
Chibi
Shansi
Henan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shan
Tayeh
Shanhai
Hupeh
Judge Asked To Diligently Prevent The Accident
Defense lawyers urged the court to heed eye specialists who testified last week that Mrs. Bennett's optical ailments may not stem from injuries in the wreck. The judge requested all diligence to prevent the accident.
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Bennett
Newly Elected G A R Officers Installed at West Virginia Encampment
In Moundsville West Virginia newly elected officers of the West Virginia Department G A R were installed at the final business session of the state encampment Commander Thomas Carder of Parkersburg accepted the post and pledged to devote his time to the association He urged all Union Civil War veterans to join as ranks dwindle from death The three day convention closed with no illnesses or accidents among veterans and hundreds of visitors departed
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia Department
Thomas Carder Parkersburg
Carder
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Lingle
Police Department
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Crime Commission
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Stege Tee
Stege
Obsrammergau
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Carol
Vienna
Marie
Helen
Julia Maniu
Prezan
Colonial Inn
Evansville
Liberty Shoe Shop
Grand Theatre
Trimoale Electric Company
Latrobe Street
Cannon May
Glenn
RED Cross Pharmacy
RCA
Cunningham
Page
Prucepa
Georgia Rose
Jonteel Vanishing Cream
Coty
Grafton Drug and Chemical Company
A. C. Thomas
Wyckoff & Wye
Kittle
Huntington
Opera House
Conway Tearle
Virginia Walli
Ricardo Cortez
Grafton
Taylor County
SELBY
C. V. Mille
Grafton, W. Va
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