Exhumation Planned in Ida Glazer Case in Cleveland
Cleveland May 4 Exhumation preparations were under way to reopen the grave of Ida Glazer 10 in Detroit for an autopsy. Police pursue evidence to show the young wife of Jos Glazer 37 was murdered not killed herself. Connections to first wife Helen Schaeffer Glazer are explored as investigators link notes and a key to a house door.
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Cleveland
Ida Glazer
Detroit
Jos. Glazer
Glazer
Helen Schaeffer Glazer
Death ends long illness of George Blaxter
George Blaxter dies after a long illness at his Derby England family home with survivors including his wife Mrs T A Fuller and several siblings and relatives in Derby London and Pittsburgh. Services planned at 552 Church street and 1414 Bennington avenue with family involvement and no flowers.
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George Blaxter
T. A. Fuller
Derby
England
C. S. Atterholt
Frostburg
H. Vaughn Blaxter
Pittsburgh
Caroline Blaxter
Bornemy
Edward Glulow
W. S. Blaxter
London
Church — Street
Bennington Avenue
Squirrel Hill
Brophy Attacks Lewis Over NantyGlo Strike Ending
At the Du Bois biennial district convention 120 delegates from about 30,000 miners debated John L. Lewis. Brophy accused Lewis of signing Nant-y-Glo contracts behind district No. 2 and urged retraction or reversal. He claimed Nant-y-Glo miners returned to work after threats to revoke charters.
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Lewis
Warner Intereists
Nant-y-Glo
Warners
Revloc
Brophy
Pennsylvania
Sig
Nant
Brophy attacks Lewis at Du Bois union convention
Indiana County miners closely follow John Brophy amid his campaign against Lewis for the international presidency. The Du Bois gathering highlights district losses and fears of a weakened union if Blacklick and other operations falter. Verdun of the union looms as Brophy seeks floor time amid ongoing wage talks and potential strikes.
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John Brophy
du Bois
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Brophy
Lewis
International
Jacksonville
District Executive Committee
Verdun
Nant-y-Glo
Coal Company
Cambria
Blacklick
Revloe
Culver
Somerset County
Insigna
Euphy
Thay Jewis
Mississippi River Flood Threatens Louisiana Parishes
The Mississippi River has flooded Tentaz Parish and nearby areas, with Megrors outnumbering whites by three to one in a parish of about 18,400. Twelve banner cotton parishes normally yield over 25,000 bales yearly. Mer Range and Bastrop, tied to Ku Klux Klan history, face flood threats as rail service on the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific line halts. Water approaches telegraph poles and Texas and Pacific lines are submerged in Concordia Parish.
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Illinois Central
Vicksburg
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Red River
Gulf
Tentaz
Morehouse Parish
Mer Range
Bastrop
Fine Spirit at Kiwanis Meeting Drives Playground Plan
Kiwanis club approved a project to sponsor a playground for Indiana, planning site selection and equipment costing four to five hundred dollars. Y M C A offered supervision, with Shook and Everett as instructors. A two month attendance contest with Blairsville was approved, winner hosting a future interclub picnic per agreement. Reverend Te J C Roberts and Judge Langham spoke briefly on reaching children, highlighting four kinds of children.
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Indiana
Paul Gill
Shook
Everett
Kiwanis
Chyde Bath
Blairsville
Allison
Te. J.C. Roberts
Blanchester
Ohio
Langham
Stewart
Roberta
Fire area in blasted mine sealed off
Everetttsville West Virginia May 4 INS The fire area in the Federal Number 8 mine of the New England Fuel and Transportation Co will be sealed off from the rest of the mine as rescue efforts continue No more bodies located and the last six remain inside the mine gas officers report grave concern over ability to clear the mine of gas samples analyzed by Bureau of Mines chemists indicate miners could not have lived longer than five minutes after breathing
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Amore
Bureau of Mines Chemists
Everettsville
New England Fuel and Transportation Go
Miners Entombed as Blast Toll Rises to Ninety Four
State Mine Bureau Chief RB M Lambie announced rescue plans as gas masks and oxygen tanks enable responders to probe near entry number seven northwest where seventeen miners were at work when the explosion shook the mine last Saturday. Twenty four dead are confirmed and William Jackson was added to the entombed list. Harvey McKay’s body was sent to Elizabeth Pennsylvania. Rain, mud, and shelter shortages hinder relief efforts as Red Cross tents fill the site and guards endure sleepless nights.
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RB M. Lambie
State
Lambie
Sever
William Jackson
Jackson
Harvey McKay
Elizabeth
McKay
National Guard
Red Cross
U. S R Bureau of Mines
Biter Bitten as Bitten Bites Biter Bite
Gray testifies Mrs. Snyder met him multiple times at the Waldorf in September and described a home life regarded as terrible. He testified she attempted to kill Mr. Snyder with gas, saying the gas tube was not long enough to reach his nose. Mrs. Snyder, on the stand, attributed the quotation to Gray.
Wash-Jeff Show Saturday at Local Theatre
The Wash-Jeff show, broadcast from WJZ New York with George Olsen and his Hotel Pennsylvania orchestra, features clever dancing by Ned Wayburn and original lines by Jack T. Chard. Tickets go on sale at the theatre box office at popular prices for what promises to be an entertaining college production.
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WJZ
New York
George Olsen
Pennsylvania
Ned Wayburn
Jack T. Chard
Seacs
Relief fund total rises to 6.214 million dollars
Washington May 4 The Red Grass flood relief fund reached 6 214 868 today The Eastern states contributed 3 879 406 Middle West 1 625 000 Pacific 601 972 Insular and Foreign 3 400 confirmed in this INS dispatch with the total climbing toward full aid goals
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Washington
Middle West
Pacific
Insular
Allocating of Wave Channels To Amateurs A Job
Washington officials say the Federal Radio Commission faces a congested task in assigning wave channels for about 1 000 amateurs plus anticipated licenses for government and commercial use. Major issues include amateur license reallocations, international interference from U S stations under 100 meters, and rising demand for corporate transmitting licenses. The world radio conference in October will address international wavelength allocations.
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Robt
Thornburgh
INS
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Jain
Notable Local Visitors and Town Meeting Guests
A run of Tuesday visitors and brief calls in Indiana includes A Patterson of DuBois John Lambing Cherryhill township farmer and SR Shaw Remington representative in Lytiana. G Lichtenthaler and A Li end of Kittanning usual business in Indiana. Clyde McCormick Johnstown and Earl Myers Graceton police signed in at the Court House. Samuel Wi Miller Blairsville and J.C. Shea B R P Railroad headquarter DuBois were among attendees. Various other locals from Blairville Clymer Graceton and Blairsville attended to business in nearby towns.
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A, Wi
Patterson
DuBois
Indiana
Sr, Shaw
Johnstown
Remington Typewriter Co
Lytiana
Clyde McCormick
Samuel Wi Miller
Blairsville
Stock Quot Open 5 88 A Masten Company Pittsburgh
Fragmented OCR notes show a stock quotation opening at 5 88 with Masten and Company based in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Little readable context remains about the event or company details.
None Whatever With Girls Run Fast At Local Meet
A readable fragment notes girls scoring high marks with 98 of 100 pulls and an 80 feet shot, plus a dash in about 11 seconds. The text hints at swift pace and confidence, suggesting strong performances by young female athletes at a local event.
Origin of Tennessee Name
The word Tennessea is a corruption of an Indian term usually written tenasse meaning river of the big bend or a curved spear according to sources. The name Tennessee was applied to the region when it was part of North Carolina.
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Tennessee
Tennessea
North Carolina
Pathfinder Magazine
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