Labor and union leaders clash before senate inquiry
Washington March 9 AP Organized labor and collective bargaining were condemned as the hearing room heard Oliver Baton alleging collusion with coal operators by the Federal Council of Churches in America to shift blame for distress in the Pennsylvania coal fields. Warden, head of Pittsburgh Coal, acknowledged initiating repudiation of the United Mine Workers and scrapping the 1933 Jacksonville wage pact. Dr Wol Dalby denied planning a balanced report and noted the standard practice to present both sides. Continued on page three.
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Washington
Senate
W. (. Warden
Pittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Jacksonville
Oliver K Baton
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Helena Automobile Show Closes Tonight With Surprise Party
Helena holds its tenth annual automobile show at the Algeria Sirine temple ending tonight with dealers in charge of a program of surprises and a dance. A large crowd attended earlier, salesmen stayed busy, and buyers expressed strong interest as the Pajama parade and talent acts entertained. Admission is 23 cents.
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Helena
Algeria
Sirine Temple
Whih
Lo Real Talent
Shrain Bros
Fisher's
al Reynolds
Ager
Lunde Tire Company
Smithers
Flood Threatens Manhattan and Deer Lodge Towns
Water from overflowing irrigation floods streets in Manhattan and reaches first floors and basements. Northern Pacific tracks washed out two miles west of Manhattan. In Deer Lodge, flood waters threaten homes as Milwaukee railroad crews clear an ice jam to reopen tracks amid three feet of water in the canyon.
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Manhattan
Deer Lodge
Watee
Gallatin River
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Siler Bow Canyon
Butte
Milwaukee
Pacific
Hunt-Higeman Jury Locked Up For Night
The jury retired at 5 40 to weigh 16 verdicts in the murder trial of William Ead ward Sickman and Wesley Stunt for the December 24 1926 crime. At 10 o'clock Judge Craig ordered court in, the jurors still short of a verdict. deliberations to resume at 9 o'clock tomorrow. Also: officers scour Tum Walls for Irvin T. Jefferies an escapee from Oklahoma penitentiary.
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Tall of Justice
Los Angeles
William Eadward Sickman
Wesley Stunt
Cavy Tuma
Craig
Spanking Case Ends With Fine For Lorene Jones Mother
A Kansas judge fined Mrs. Christe Woodside one hundred dollars after a district court hearing on a dispute over the child Lorene Jones who described a harsh spanking by her mother. The crowd packed the city hall as the hearing drew hundreds, with many fainting or turned away due to the throng and traffic disruption.
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Kansas
Kans
Lorene Jones
Christe Woodsire
Fred R White
Lorenzo
Stina
Woodside
Sake -Harmer
Lion Tamer
George N Griffin Pioneer Mine Official Dies
George N Griffin a pioneer Montana and Wyoming mine official died at his Roundup home after years in the field He served as Montana State mine inspector from 1918 to 1926 and earlier supervised several coal mining companies in Montana and Wyoming
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George N Griffin
Montana and Wyoming
Ness
Ife
Montana
Wyoming
Passenger Ship Robert E Lee Rests Aground Off Manomet Point
The Boston New York steamer Robert E Lee with about 150 aboard ran aground on Mary Ann Rock near Manomet Point Massachusetts Bay during a southwest gale. Rescue efforts faced heavy surf and near-impossible conditions as coast guards and surf boats worked to save passengers while larger ships aided from sea.
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Boston
Robert E. Lee
Manomet Point
Massachusetts Bay
Manomet
Mass
Booston
New York
Robert E Lee
Mary Aan Rock
Coast Guardsmen
Former Senator Brennan Dies in Kalispell at 67
Kalispell mourns W. T. Brennan longtime attorney and Montana political pioneer dies at home after a career spanning about 40 years in state politics and 11 terms in the state senate. Born in 1899 he was a respected figure in local government and party circles. His death closes a notable chapter in Montana public service.
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Kalispell
W. 5. Brennan
Montana
State Senate
Rongetti Sentenced to Death in Electric Chair
AP report says Dr Amaute Tongedit was condemned for a fatal surgical error that killed Loretta Enders, an 11 year old girl. The court denied a new trial and scheduled execution for Friday April 13. The defense claimed prejudice fromMiss Lorraine Trwin testimony and alleged intimidation of a witness, but the judge found the testimony did not affect the verdict.
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Chicago
Mareti
Eien
Amaute Tongedit
Tie
Loretta En
Gil
Lorraine Trwin
Huese
Hongett
Dismiss College Boy Who Kidnapped 18 Year-Old Maid
Kenneth Erskine a 24 year old Taft junior college student surrendered to the District Attorney after Edna Baker 38 disappeared Sunday and returned Tuesday night The prosecutor dismissed the charge noting Miss Baker's lack of resistance and her return unharmed Erskine admitted taking her to Reno against her will hoping to persuade marriage. no prosecution.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Kenneth Erskine
Taft Junior College
Edna Baker
McKittrick
Ray Bailey
Miss Baker
Reverend Slayer Escapes Scaffold Controversy In Santa Ana
Philip A. Goodwin, former priest of the American Catholic church, was sentenced in Santa Ana superior court to life imprisonment in Folsom for the murder of Ld. Patterson of Los Angeles. The report notes a prior trial sentence.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Philip A. Goodwin
Folsom Penitentiary
Ld. Patterson
Los Angeles
Goodwin
Shang
Cannon Explodes Injuring Three Men in Texas Fire
Midland Texas March 9 API three men were injured one seriously when a cannon used to extinguish oil tank fires exploded at Magnolia Qi company farm. Tanks held unknown capacity and were ignited by lightning during a thunderstorm after noon. Jack Wilson an employee of Al lance Producing company suffered facial and hand burns. J G McGuire and C W Edmonsom Magnolia emuloses were slightly hurt. No other means were used to control the fire and loss estimate was unavailable.
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Midland
Tex
API
Burnaig Int
Magnolia Qi Company
Jack Wilson
Allance Ol Producing
J. G McGuire
C W. Edmonsom
Uncle Sam Urged to Complete Highways
A Western Association of State Highway Officials convention opened with an address by President Henry Wood and Utah road commissioner chair, urging increased federal funding for highway construction. Speakers warned delays in the West, noting prior railroad funding shifts and predicting decades to finish major routes.
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Guy Angeles
Martha
Cap
Western Association of State Highway Officials
Presdent Henry & Wlood
Utah Fiie Road Commission
Toad
Bandits raid sugar ranch in Nicaragua
Bandits disguised in uniforms raided a sugar plantation near Chieligalpe Mondar in Managua province. The attackers, posing as guards, took cash amounts and looted jewelry from the household of Inocenty Lagayo, the plantation owner, in a belated March report from AP.
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Managua
Nic
Mcaraguai National Guard
Chieligalpe Mondar
Inocenty Lagayo
Planta
Tax Protest Closes Belgrade Movie Theaters
Belgrade theaters dark as protest over high taxes keeps cinemas shuttered. A group of citizens and workers gathered outside the venues, calling for tax relief and government action. Local authorities imposed temporary closures amid the demonstrations.
Ship Hermes Sinks After Collision Near New Orleans
New Orleans march 9 AT Twenty seven aboard the Swedish steamer Hermes and two passengers were rescued after Hermes sank in fog following a collision with the Norwegian steamer Modern 42 miles below New Orleans. The Modern reached the docks under steam with a 10 square foot bow hole. Captain Richard Nordom said Hermes struck first in fog after sounding fire warnings. The Hermes crew and passengers used a boat and were picked up by the Modern. By daybreak they were ashore in New Orleans. Hermes under charter to Munson Inc. was about 1200 tons gross and inbound from Progreso Meixo with star, Modern a 4367 ton vessel bound for Port Arthur Texas.
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New Orleans
Hermes
Richard Nordom
Antimeliles
Munson Inc. Way Am Charge
Cape Tam Gasta Hogeloff
Progrese
Meaivo
Ross
Port Arthur
Texas
Women Wander in Arctic WikoS Near Holy Cross Alaska
Two women Marl Porrest and B Leake survived days in frigid, wind swept tundra after losing a trail on a 100 mile dogsled journey from Weliver to Holy Cross. An Indian guide Sergie reached Pimute Lake with news of their safety. The pair endured cold and exposure while nine dogs pulled their sled to safety in Hite settlement.
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Holy Cross
Alaska
Kiskokwim
Yukon
Marl Porrest
Miss B Leake
Pimute Lake
Sergie
Weliver
Death of airmen near crash site in Esteli
Airmens deaths linked to a crash near Esteli as wreckage from yesterday's American scout plane is found. Captain William Nid and Sergeant Rudolph A. Frankforter killed, with investigators noting structural failure and possible impact factors. Nearby observation planes monitor the area while search teams assess the mountains for clues.
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Wanagua
Necaragua
Woman Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Velma West of Cleveland pleads guilty in a trial for the slaying of her husband. She receives a sentence to a prison term. The report notes unclear details about testimony and personal relations as presented in the fragment.
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SEA Cleveland Bureau
Velma West Af Terry
Weyn
Mabel ‘Young
Ctlec
Velma
Will Fix Power of President
Washington March 9 The senate debated presidential authority to supervise elections in foreign lands. Senator Norris proposed a resolution for inquiry by the foreign relations committee into the president’s power and possible legislation to bar use of the army and navy for such supervision if the president lacks authority. The measure was referred to the committee amid party-level debate and forecasts of a lengthy fight.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Republican Independents
Foreign Relations Committee
Hairinag Buralt
Borah
Industrial Accident Board Decides Important Case Involving Two Bystanders
The Industrial Accident Board ruled on a fatal case involving two men killed in a workplace incident. The record names Mead, Baxter, and others as parties to the proceedings, with testimony detailing hospital suffering and the sequence leading to the deaths. The decision addresses the operational and regulatory implications of the accident.
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Industrial Accident Board
Ats Dad
Ami Dennie Baxter
Patient 15 disappearance linked to radium incident
An unclear clipping references Patient 15 and a radium event with scattered names and partial phrases. The fragment mentions Detroit, a hospital setting, and possible medical concerns but lacks coherent details or confirmation of outcomes. The piece reads like a torn archival item with multiple garbled lines.
Mexfield Armor Nags in Bull Ring
Fragmented OCR text describes a bull ring showing in Mexfield with references to Armor Nags and local audience. It mentions a Mahor figure, advertisements, and crowd reactions. The readable content is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or names beyond broad references to the location.
Great Tect Strike Extension Announcement
Fragmentary OCR text notes a planned extension of a strike by workers at a metal plant with mentions of Toren Mow and Cones Tleuti rou Pe the Nata. It references cancerne W tes Work Lommirns and morning activities, but exact names, locations, or dates are unclear.
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Toren
Ferhin Metal Nake Ray Raat Ty
Deesons
Fuelless Motor Inventor Injured in Shock Incident
Lester J. Henderson was wounded while experimenting with a fuelless motor. Reports say he was admitted to Emergency Hospital in Washington on Tuesday afternoon with an electrical shock. Dr. William L. Marbury declined to discuss the case.
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Washinghon
Lester J. Hendershot
Clondersiet
Ife
Willian LL Marbury
Lame Duck Bill Defeated in House Amid Partisan Split
The House defeated a constitutional amendment 209 to 157 with two present votes, failing to meet the two thirds requirement. The measure would shift Congress meeting date from March 4 to January 4, a reform Senate already approved earlier this session. three prior Congresses had voted for adoption.
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Warisgin
Congress
Ite Hou
House
Itan Ieadery Hs
Vigorone
Senate
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Reverend Slayer
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