Roosevelt Sees Business Men in Newport Visit
President Roosevelt, amid NRA reorganization efforts, meets with national business leaders including Andrew Robertson of Westinghouse and Henry Fairfield Osborn. He also chats with Senator Pat Harrison on finance policy as relief expenditures loom. The president plans to sail to Newport for yacht races and to continue NRA structuring with Hugh Johnson возмож.
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Edward J. Lockett
U.N
Hyde Fare
Sept
INS
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Harrison
Andrew W. Robertson
Westinghouse Electric Ga
Henry Fairfield Osborn
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
NRA
Department of Justice
Vincent Astor
Newport
R. I
Hugh 8. Johnson
Nazarene Church Revival Under Way at Willett Church
Revival meetings continue at Willett Nazarene Church with daily 7 45 pm services. Friday marks a youth night with The Pearl of Paradise as the topic, Saturday features Gods Masterpiece, and Sunday includes a children's sermon followed by an evening discussion by evangelist Ira Hancock on Hell s Fire Escape.
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Quelt Nazarene
Willett Nazarene
Ira Hancock
Hell's
Just Having Fun Rioters Arrested Declares
The report describes rioters at the scene including William Blackwood whose fatal head wound was caused by a soldier's bullet. Many rioters lacked mill work connections and some had reform school records. A sling from an inner tube was used to hurl stones and blocks at soldiers as clashes continued.
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William Blackwood
Moshassuck
Blackwood
Mills
Reform School
Grand Championship Won By County Horse
The Spirit of the Indiana Horse Show drew exhibitors to the Cambria County Fair at Rhensburg where judging led by Judge Wallrode produced a series of class winners. Grand champion was the bay stallion King owned by G. W. Long of Homer City with a praised temperament and build.
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Indiana
C. W. Long
Homer City
Marion Center
Belgian Association
Maple Dale
J. F. Hughmanic
Hyllmede
de Hemel
Mr. Blose
Atwood
G. W. Long
Homer Ciyt
Tankeb
McKinney & Son
Turtle Creek
King
Ord McMillen
Home
Harry Kirkland
Lightcap Bros
Cambria County
McMillen
Strikers and Youth Gangs Spark Turmoil at Mill Site
Eyewitnesses recount clashes as 12 and 14 year olds lead juvenile gangs while workers and mill owners blame each other for death and destruction. A deputy sheriff allegedly tipped fate before the trouble began as violence spread after the first blood was shed.
Plan details of S. S. meeting plan details
Indiana religious groups outline a three day S S convention with headquarters at First Presbyterian Church First United Presbyterian Church and other churches hosting adult children and youth divisions, leadership training and banquets Delegates from across the state and out of state expected with lodging for about three thousand attendees and a final committee check at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening September 18th
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PLC
First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Church Street
First United Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
State Association
Myers
Roundup of Communists in Rhode Island
A Rhode Island roundup of Communist suspects is reported as arbitration efforts fail. John G Winant, chairman, states two days of effort yielded no agreement from manufacturers on arbitration or equivalent procedures. William Green of the AF of L complains the manufacturers have taken an erroneous position.
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Rhode Island
John G Winant
William Green
APF
Textile strike violence spreads in Pennsylvania towns
The Pennsylvania National Guard opened investigations into rioting in Bridgeport as strike violence escalates across the state. Flying squads disrupt mills in Philadelphia and Chester while arrests mount. Rhode Island and Ohio join the wider national action with troop readiness and sympathy strikes.
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Philadelphia Paladelphia
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Bridgeport
William F. Kelly
Ad James Lees and Sons
U. S
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
Philadelphia
Iate
Aberfoyle
Chester
American Federation of Hosiery Workers’ Executive Council
Mil Rieve
Norristown
Rambo
Wilkes Barre
Ben Rymovich
Carlisle
James C. Lindsey
Carlisle Mill
Morro Castle disaster hearing details emerge in inquiry
Coast guard and ships race to the Morro Castle site as captains and officers testify. Aboard the Morro Castle Captain Wilmott’s death and possible sabotage are probed while crewmen faced questions about lowering lifeboats and rescuing survivors. A federal inquiry continues with testimonies from radio officers and engineers.
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Tuckerton
N. J
Morro Castle
Garey
Cleveland
Savannah
President Cleveland
Bermuda
Coast Guard
James A. Henderson
Henderson
Hoover
Ito
Willmott
New York
U. S
Martin Conboy
Robert R. Wilmott
Asbury Park
Ward
Maruana
Jersey City
Conboy
Louis Méad Treadwell
Cirman
Charles Maki
Maki
Department of Commerce Board
George Alagna
House of Detention
Forest acreage in Pennsylvania tallies 13,053,682 acres
Secretary Lewis B. Staley announces exact woodland area in Pennsylvania as 13,053,682 acres after Forest Research Institute verification. Government and private woodlands span millions, with Clearfield, Centre, Potter and Lycoming counties each above 500,000 acres. Philadelphia reports 2776 acres, idle cleared land near 1.2 million acres awaits reforestation. 140,000 acres sold by county commissioners.
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Forest Conservation Movement
Pennsylvania
Lewis B. Staley
Department of Forests and Waters
Forest Research Institute At
Mont Alto
B. A. Ziegler
Clearfield County
Centre
Potter
Plans to rush taxless relief program in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on Sept 13 the Republican legislature moved to fast track Governor Pinchot’s taxless relief program. Bills to finance unemployment relief were placed on second reading with a plan to pass them by week’s end and send to the Senate before a possible adjournment for Yom Kippur. The House leaders expected about $14.086 million for relief, with $1 million earmarked for old age assistance starting December 1.
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Senate
Robert F. Gorman
Ui. N
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
House
United Republican
Freight Administration
Commonwealth
Pinchot
A J. White Hutton
Franklin
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Eric
Wilson C. Larng. Berks
Sarig
Grover Talbot
Angin
Lilith Wilson
Berks
John S. Rice
Adams
Rice
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Ellwood J. Turner
Delaware
Turner
Obituary of J H Mickley in Stoyestown church service
The Rev Dr J H Mickley longtime St John s Reformed Church pastor will conduct services with burial at Stoyestown Odd Fellows cemetery He was born near Stoyestown to John and Margaret Crissey Smith and taught in the area after graduating from Indiana State Normal School He served as burgess justice of the peace postmaster and tax collector in Stoyestown He married Emma Kantner in 1884 Mrs Smith died earlier Surviving are daughters Mrs I G Bender and Ethel Smith three brothers James John Josiah five grandchildren and a great grandchild A daughter Mrs Emma Koontz is deceased.
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J. H. Mickley
St. John's Reformed Church
Stoyestown
Odd Fellows
John
Margaret (Crissey) Smith
Indiana State Normal School
Smith
Emma Kantner
High School Player Injured in Practice Fractures Collar Bone
Vernon Zeiller, 16, son of Mr and Mrs H A Zeiller of 700 Wayne Ave, fractured his right collar bone during football practice on the Indiana High School field late yesterday afternoon. A loyal physician reduced the fracture and he is listed in stable condition.
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Vernon Zeiller
H. A. Zeiller
Wayne Avenue
Indiana
Margiotti Alley Still Republican in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 18, News service reports Charles J. Margiotti’s break with the Republican Party will not trigger a full party switch. James H. Duff, a top ally, says he remains a Republican and will back the ticket in November. Also notes London's ancient cloisters remnants in various districts.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
James H. Duff
Poland Rejects League Minority Treaty Demands
Genevea Sept 13 Polands foreign minister Col Joseph Beck announced in a dramatic league assembly address that Poland would no longer accept the league council authority over minority questions. He demanded a general protection of minorities and an international conference, signaling a shift away from France toward Germany and challenging the league covenant. Beck claimed Polish minority rights would be safeguarded by Polish laws, highlighting the broader political shift in central Europe and Poland’s military strength of about 296000 troops amid a 31 million population.
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Hudson Hawley
N.S
Geneva
League of Nations
Poland
League
League Assembly
Joseph Beck
France
Germany
Beck
Col
Russia
Veteran Fliers Death Near Everett Leaves Widow in Pittsburg
A veteran flier fell to his death near Everett when his parachute failed to open fully after a crash. Eyewitnesses say the impact tore open attached parachute flares. no explosion followed. Police secured the scene as crowds gathered. tear gas bombs aboard prompted caution. Widow Mrs Theodore Taney visited her sister-in-law at Elmwood Inn Bedford.
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Albo
Lincoln
Bedford
Wedford
Pittseburgh
Saylesville, R.ts
Theodore ‘Taney
Here
Nelson Horne
Elmwood Inn
Taney
Camilla Jane Brady
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Condon
Central Airlines
Rimwood Inn
Revoval
Navy and Coast Guard deny Pacific distress signal hoax
On Sept 13 Los Angeles dispatches say Navy radio stations along the Pacific coast coast guard units and commercial stations all stated they did not receive or relay any distress call from a Pacific vessel. They doubted a New York report that a ship bound for Los Angeles from Balboa had sent such a signal noting possible amateur hoaxing.
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Los Angeles
INS
United States Navy
Pacific Coast
Coast Guard
Pacific Ocean
New York
Balboa
C. Z
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