Wage raises in steel industry spark broader price fears
The piece analyzes a 20 percent wage rise aimed at attracting and retaining workers as steel plants hire from mining regions, with implications for fabrications prices and final consumer costs. It discusses immigration limits, industry conditions, and uncertainty about broader pricing effects, alongside praise for crackdown on narcotics in prisons and the need for sustained policing to curb illegal drug trade.
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Imilla
Howyer
Ison
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Actor Bergen Shot by Man He Befriended on Stairway
A confrontation escalated on a stairway when Bergen and Kline wrestled for a pistol. Bergen fired, mortally wounding the actor. He crawled away and later died near Edgewater ferry station after leaving a dying accusation against Kline. Kline claimed Bergen had aided his career and aimed to ruin his life.
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Bergen
Kline
Rem
Salt Lake City
Utah
Saranack Lake
Roads To Keep Their Trains Running Amid Labor Showdown
The government faces stalled talks as railroads and unions reject peaceful settlement. Officials fear renewed sporadic strikes across Brotherhoods and affiliates, with trains already disrupted at desert junctions. Mediators had urged workers back to help negotiations but talks collapsed, signaling a return to widespread disruption.
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New York
Desert
Music store unveils bungalow interior and concert hall
Pioneer Music House introduces an interior bun alow with suburban bungalow paths and an exterior bungalow booth. A new music hall for local concerts from artists direct from musical companies is finished. Store entrance now a display room with 10 000 sheet music copies and a piano repair department nears completion. Second floor houses the phonograph department.
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Pioneer Music House, Inc
H. C. Trader
Bunalow
Phonograph
Reverend Morrow to Lead Last Sermon Then Move to New Church
Regular notices record Rev Chalmers G Morrow delivering his final sermon at First United Presbyterian tomorrow morning at eleven. He will begin a new pastorate September at Fourth United Presbyterian Church North Side Pittsburgh. Various church services and times follow for multiple congregations including Union services with Rev Dr Elliott White and other area parishes. The item closes with local verse about Pennsylvania hills and a brief biographical note on Michael Faraday.
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Pioneer House
Methodists
C. G. Morrow
First United Presbyterian Church Union Service
Chalmers G. Morrow
First United Presbyterian’ Church
J. Day Brownlee
First United Presbyterian Church
Elliott
White
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Philo
Church
Thirteenth Streets
Christian
W. T. Weaver
Union
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Charles William
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
First United Presbyterian
Young People’s Meeting
Second
United Presbyterian
James A. Lawrence
Y. PC. U
Peye Meeting
Millionaire Editor Dead at 61 in Ill. Lake Forest Home
Delavan Smith 61, publisher of the Indianapolis News and noted Panama Canal advocate, died at his Lake Forest summer home after acute anemia and five failed transfusions. Born in Cincinnati to journalist William H. Smith, he was a prominent Roosevelt era ally and cousin of Charles Warren Fairbanks.
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International News Service
Chicago
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis News
Lake Forest
Nere
Cincinnati
Willim H. Smith
Ford Plants to Close Sept 16 Amid Coal Shortage
Detroit aug 26 Henry Ford plans shut down of all plants in and around Detroit on Sept 16 due to coal shortages. The closure will affect about 80 000 workers in Detroit and could place up to two million men nationwide in search of jobs as the automaker suspends operations.
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International News Service
Detroit
Henry Ford
United States
Gubernatorial Campaign Opens With Party Unity Debate
In Willow Grove Pa on August 26 Democratic Governor candidate John A. McSparren opened his campaign with state leaders present. He addressed party differences and pressed for unity while stressing issues of taxation and government efficiency.
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Willow Grove
John A. McSparren
Tate
McCullough
Clarence Branshaw
State Committee
Lutheran Triumph Over Methodists On Luther Field
Lutherans defeat Methodists 10 to 2 on the Normal field. Allison pitched for the winners, allowing four hits and one walk as Williams faced heavy contact. Beatty and Zener sparked the Lutheran offense with key hits and Barnett, Apple and Williams contributed big plays, while Wolf was deemed ineligible for the Methodist lineup.
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Methodists
Acre
Wolf
Indiana
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Beatty
Apple
Barnett
Zener
Williams
Lutheran
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Sexton
Perce
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van Kampen
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Orange
M. Zener
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Wiliams
Cuee
H. Zener
Ovanes
Witd Witches
Borland
Miller
Thaner
Ingersoll
State Bankers Meeting Set During ABA Convention
Speakers announced for the sixth annual State Bank Division meeting of the American Bankers Association to be held October 2 at the Commodore Hotel New York City during the ABA convention October 2 6 Eugene Meyer Jr War Finance Corp and Wisconsin Banking Commissioner Marshall Cousins headlining topics include Financing Agriculture and Free trial Problems of State Banking The program will feature a public forum for open floor discussion of key issues.
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State Bank Division
American Bankers’ Association
Commodore Hotel
New York City
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Marshall Cousins
Wisconsin
Tdivision
Card sharpers dupe fair Parisian mediums in scam
In Paris two young women in Monevau district ply a rigged card game racket. They tell landlords fortunes will turn with luck, claim warnings of legal trouble loom on the third floor, and promise swift returns before plans collapse.
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Paris
Monevau
Queen of Diamonds
Sar Bea
Senate opens harmony drive in stalled energy talks
Reports say the chemical schedule passed Senate form minus the Bursium embargo as conferees refuse to confirm it. Senator M Junker of North Dakota predicts the conference may wrap in two weeks, while House members doubt completion within a month.
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Senate
M.junker
North Dakota
House
State Troops Transferred Next Monday Amid Coal Strife
Hostilities continue as non union coal operators in Somerset county refuse to confer with United Mine Workers leaders. Telegram from President Brophy of District No 2 notes talks, while bids are invited by Creekside School Board for coal supply to furnish 450 tons with rough terms and flexible delivery, approaching a potential contract deadline.
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Somerset County
United Mine Workers
Digges Gardirs
Fok Brophy
Ypsterday
Creekside School Board
G. Pontlewals
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