End Of Strike In Near Future Not Probable
Harrisburg dispatch reports continued stalemate as miners and anthracite operators reject Gov. Pinchot's peace plan. Leaders foresee a long, bitter fight with no immediate settlement and await Pinchot's next moves from Punxsutawney. Operators oppose a proposed board of investigation and award, citing lack of a lasting basis for settlement.
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Internatiaews Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Jewis
Miners’ Union
Pinechot
Punxsutaweer
Wis
Pennsylvania
Operaors
Philadelphia
Union
Pinchot
Jacksonville
Board of Investigation
Faye Two
Bessemer Boy Killed By Truck In Roadside Accident
Marion A Buskovich four year old son of Mr and Mrs Wong Buskovich of Bessemer was killed Monday afternoon when run over by a truck owned by Eq Yard Worioc of Youngstown and driven by Horace Mackey. Mackey was arrested and coroner notified. He said the child ran into the road and the wheels passed over him. He swerved into a ditch but could not avoid the fatality. Continued on Page Two.
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Marion A. Buskovich
Wong Buskovich
Bessemer
Eq- Yard
Worioc
Youngstown
Horace Mackey
Rolered
West Wayne Aryenue
Mackey
Peirce
A. A. Shoup
J. P. Caldwell
Clabis Roy
Trek
Heated Row in Mitchell Court Martial Sparks Break
A heated exchange erupted during the Col. William Mitchell court martial as Rep. Frank Reid protested remarks by Maj. Gen. William Graves. The dispute led Maj. Gen. Robert Howze, presiding, to order the room cleared. Captain Yarnell was under cross examination when Graves muttered a remark heard by Reid who objected to interruptions.
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International Mews
Washington
Col
William Michell
Frank
J. Reid
Ilinois
William S. Graves
Robert L. Howze
T. W. Yarnell
Navy
Reid
Graves
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Lake Charles Business District
A blaze starting in a grocery store leveled about a third of Lake Charles core, causing an estimated loss of 1.0 million dollars. Two men died and several were injured as walls collapsed trapping workers in the debris.
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International News Service
Lake Charles, Sr
Lake Charles
Goes Hunting At Aged Of 92 Years
In Slippery Rock Dec 1 Mr and Mrs Henry Mason travel to spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs Sloane Mee Cre a of Amsterdam Mercer county The 92 year old Mason secures his hunting license before leaving to ensure his right to game He is praised for sharp sight and marksmanship for his age
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Henry Mason
Sloane
Reverend Hale lis Returns From Maine Deer Hunt
After a month hunting in Maine, Rev. Halelis and companions recount deer season adventures. Teammates include R J Dobbs, E J Williams, and Will Brown. Hunter observations note large antlers, rare buck fights, and spectacular northern lights in Penobscot County Maine. Lodge access remains remote, 150 miles northeast of Bangor with 35 miles to nearest rail, snow heavy on return voyage.
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Maina Woods
Herbert A. Ellis
M. E
R. J. Dobbs
Benjamin Franklin
E. J. Williams
Ridgway
National Bank
Will Brown
Eldred
Ellis
Maine
Rev. Hillis
Penobscot
Herris
Bangor
New Brunswick
Canada
Antral
Youth Confesses Slaying Pal With Ax In Home
The 16 year old sister found George Nye 19 dead under a bed after Pirie confessed to police he killed him with an ax because he got the notion. He stole $5.20 from Nye and spent the day at pool halls and later bought ice cream and sodas before fleeing. Pirie told District Attorney John McGeehan details after a friend urged truth. authorities note preparations for a full-page continuation.
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Head
George Nyeo
Mollce
Pirie
Mar
Nye
Attar
John 2
McGeehan
Violet. Schmidt
Miss Schmidt
Florida
Pirie Hiad
Gordon
Ax Pirng
Kitch
Ellwood election contest drags as records admitted
In Ellwood City a contest to the burgess election of D. A. Evans continues this afternoon. Ben G. Swick attacks the vote irregularities in Fonth ward while objections delay admission of Democratic county committee records. W. J. Ero Jr. testifies the books show rules and executive officers filling vacancies. Continued on page 1a70.
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Ellwood
Ben G. Swick
D. A. Evans
Burgess
Fonth
W. J. Ero, Jr
Democratic County Committee
Evans
Swick
Decomatic County Committee
President Coolidge to Reply to Lewis Letter on Mine Strike
President Calvin Coolidge will answer John L. Lewis's letter within days. Lewis warned of a possible miners strike unless the government forces operators to honor the Jacksonville wage agreement. The president spoke to callers, saying he avoided replying to keep from complicating negotiations to end the anthracite strike led by Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania.
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International News Service
Washington
Der
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Jacksonville
Lewis’ Fetter
Gov. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Old Time Fiddlers Contest Stirring Lawrence County
County residents recall past champions as rumors spread that a new Old Time Fiddler of Lawrence County will be crowned. The chatter triggers memories of former leaders and local musical gatherings, with plans to attend the event and cheer the winner.
Death notice for Matilda Zellena Wynder and others
Fragmented death notices list Matilda Zellena Wynder age 1007 Croton Avenue Mrs Jane Price St. Bearer Falls Pa Marion A Buskevich 4 Ges semeor Gara Tarenie month 404 Hawthorne atreet Boos Snyder 73 Sharon Pa I dogene Dunlap 75 Springs Trath Durfee Holywood.
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Mre
Matilda Zellena Wynder
Croton Avenue
Jane Price
St. Bearer Falls
Marion A. Buskevich
Gessemeor
Gara Tarenie
Hawthorne Atreet
Boos Snyder
Sharon
Idogene Dunlap
Springs Trath
Durfee
Holywood
Former Pastor Durfee Dies in Hollywood California
Meg Durfee, first pastor of Central Christian Church in the city, died at his Hollywood home on November 14. He served from September 1 and led a period of growth and strength for the congregation. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Arthur Braden Tarmadly of his city. He is mourned by many friends in New Lasalle.
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Durfee
Central Christman
Hollywood
Cal
Revi Durfee
New Laslle
Arthur Braden Tarmadly
Moressen Child Seriously Burned In Open Flame Incident
Nine year old Eleanor Rose, daughter of Oliver Rose, suffered serious burns after an accidental fire at home in Tassing. Firefighters quickly extinguished flames, she was taken to McKeesport hospital with burns reported as serious but not yet life threatening.
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Leanor Rose
Oliver Rose
Skataiogh Burt
McKeesport
Eleanor'agh
Col Cronin Speaks at Lions Club on War Plans
Col Cronin head of the U S army base at Pittsburgh was the keynote speaker at the Lions noon meeting. He outlined wartime recruitment plans and an area based manpower deployment. He also described an industrial survey to classify industries for potential war production. Rev Samuel Forolina reported his naturalization and travel abroad.
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Col. Cronin
U. S. Army
Pittsburgh
Lions Club
War Department
Col. Cronin Alon
Samuel Forolina
Meads Meadville man fears for sanity after wife murder
John Musztuck a 40 year old Saegertown man charged with murdering his wife sits in Crawford county jail in distress. Authorities say he shows extreme agitation crying wringing hands and admitting blood on his hands while awaiting February court term to decide the degree of the crime.
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International News Service
Meadville
John Musztuck
Saegertown
Crawford County
John Laley
Governor Al Smith and Family Recover From Ptomaine Poisoning
Coverage notes Governor Al Smith his wife and daughter Emily fully recovered from ptomaine poisoning suffered since Sunday night. Smith left the Baltimore suite to visit his sister in Brooklyn and said the family could not determine the cause of the illness. The trip followed a week at Atlantic City as guests of the Bea View Golf Club.
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Sinternational News Service
New York
al Smith
Emily
Ailimore
Mary McGlyntt
Brooklyn
Gavl Smith
Atlantic City
Bwesta
Bea View Golf Club
Nigals
John A Bell Case On Trial In Embezzlement Probe
The trial of ex banker and coal operator John A Bell began with the state winning the first tilt and plans to present key witnesses. Prosecutors accuse Bell of embezzling up to $890 643 and falsifying bank reports while a mass of coal industry witnesses may be called. The jury includes five women and seven men.
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International News Service
Pittsburg
Jobo AL Bell
Pennsylvania
Bell Creditors’ Committee
Joseph
Jedgers
Bell
State Banking Department
Locarno Pact Signed in London Under Chamberlain
London hosts the signing of the Locarno security pact at 11 23 am in the foreign office reception hall. Austin Chamberlain presided as delegates from major European powers signed the treaties alphabetically amid brief remarks. A momentary power interruption occurred, then lights returned as Germany signed and received a formal note on Article VII of the League of Nations.
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PK. Reynolds
Starr Sorreepontent
London
Europe
Foreign Office
Cermouias
Austin Chamberlain
League of X
Miami Reports Heavy Property Damage From Tropical Storms
Miami records 141 inches of rain in less than 12 days and faces property losses running into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Construction sites suffered collapsed walls and washed away materials while Florida Light & Power lines and conduits endured damage. Water receded in streets as a strong gale moved through the area. Key West reported no effects as a tropical disturbance moved along Cuba toward the Florida Keys.
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Pip. Dee
Miami
Florida Light & Power Compans
Atiami
Key West
Florida Keys
Cuba
Cate
Florida
Atlantic
Ph . U
Havana
Sandonia
Galveston
Por
Munson
Mignal
Weather Bureau
jAlee
Federal Prisoner Escapes During Med Transit at Station
A federal inmate named Caltin Rockstool escaped from custody at a railroad station in Winton West Virginia during transfer from Greenbrier County. State police and Summers and Raleigh counties mounted a search today. He remains at large as authorities pursue leads in Summers County.
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Winton
W.va
Summers
Raleigh
Caltin
Greenbrier
Ander Senterce
Tren Veeis
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LIONS
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CL. Winer
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District of Columbia
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League of Nations
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