Agree to Arbitrate Building Controversy
Both sides agree to arbitrate wage disputes between Builders Exchange and Building Trades Unions for the current year. The Building Trades Council voted to proceed with arbitration, and W W L Campbell announced readiness to appoint committees to meet and arrange details. A three to five member board will be formed, with each craft and contractor presenting its case, outcome to be determined by an independent panel.
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Builders Exchange
Building Trades Unions
Building Trades Council
W.W. L. Campbell
The
Exchange
Building Trades Council Committee
Builders Exchange Committee
Arbitration Board
Man Drops Dead From Excitement
James Caufield aged 65 dies suddenly while trying to part two fighting dogs in Maitland street rear. He had heart trouble and the shock is believed to have caused the death. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Member of St Mary’s church. Funeral at St Mary’s church Saturday at 9 am. Burial in St Mary’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cautfield
Maitland Street
Caufield
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Town Hears Mock Campaign Amid Unclear Weather
The piece mocks a local election race featuring candidates Arthur Mometer and George Mase while railing against sheriffs and officials. It hints at public discontent and unsettled town mood, with garbled weather references and political irony shaping the scene.
Irish Peace Parley Opens at Downing Street
London July 14 the preliminary Irish peace parley between Eamonn De Valera and Premier Lloyd George opened at 4 30 pm at 10 Downing Street. De Valera and Lloyd George shook hands crowds knelt on wet pavement and prayed for peace. De Valera was escorted by Art O'Brien and R C Barton. Health notes report Percy Rector scarlet fever and Joseph Taylor typhoid fever traced to spring water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton C. Parke
London
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Downing Street
de Varera
de Valera
Art O'Brien
Sinn Fei
R. C. Barton
City Health Department
Percy Rector
Agnew Street
Joseph Taylor
King’s Chapel
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mrs. Etta Heil Advances Suicide Attempt in Chicago
Mrs. Etta Parry Heil, wife of a wealthy broker, after a sensational arrest for posing as a socialite thief, is in a Chicago hospital in serious condition following a poisoning attempt in a railway station waiting room. She had earlier tried to kidnap her two children and is alleged to have looted valuables totaling over sixty thousand dollars. Her bond remains ten thousand dollars, posted by her husband, who visited her at the hospital after learning of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Servien
Chicagge
Itta Parry Heil
Hell
Insanity Defense in Mrs Kaber Case
Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber faces the electric chair for plotting her husband Daniel Kaber’s murder in Cleveland. Alienists on stand as defense and prosecution dispute a mental condition. Witnesses include Dr James Has Sell and Gertrude Rossiter asserting insanity. trial resumes with Kaber weak from prior testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Morris
International News Service
Court
Cleveland
Ohio
Catherine Eva Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Gertrude Rossiter
Raber
Rossiter
Jar
Court House
Kaber
Mmh
Millionaires Must Testify In Booze Cases
Chicago July 35 Six Chicago millionaires and fourteen other wealthy business men named in a grand jury probe of the Bookpoe and a "lun Book" Squat Ting Bootleg operation. They must appear before the grand jury next Monday as patrons of James Walsh the bootlegger. Walsh allegedly counted hundreds of Chicago fashionably exclusive club members among his customers. Federal agents denied reports that diary records were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
James Walsh
Walsh
New Trial Refused In The Garver Case
Judge T D Prather of Crawford county refused a new trial for George Garver against Henry Lightner. Marie Garver age 14 was killed by a porch pier collapse at Lightner owned home on a Siskiyou street visit. Jury ruled for Lightner. judge found trial fair and denied grounds for error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. d. Prather
Crawford County
Protahentary’s
George Garver
Henry FL Lightner
Marie Garver
Iepworth Street
Lightner
Neale
Prather
Navy Plans Attack On Two German Destroyers Tomorrow
Reports from Virginia Capes say the U S Navy prepares an air and surface attack on two German destroyers. Atlantic fleet destroyer division 36 to carry the mission. Army flyers scored a sinking with a 300 pound bomb and the Navy vows faster, heavier bombing to put the ships under within minutes after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
U.S
Henderson
Virginia Capes
Uuwle
Atlantic
Army
Navy
Atlantic Fleet
Mitchell Shawe
Infant Talk Debate Expected At Six Months
Chicago dispatch reports Dro W. Swift of Northwestern University argues six months may be early for infants to talk. He predicts a center will soon open where mothers and infants gather for speaking instruction as debate over early language development grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gramny
Dro W. TB. Swift
Northwestern University
School of Sprech
Lumber Dealers Convene as Prices Debate Rises
More than 500 lumber dealers from the Middle States attend the 20th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Association in Reading. Fred I Ludwig of Reading presides as discussions focus on potential lumber price reductions and market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Middle States
Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s Assocition
Fred I. Ludwig
Lovers protest 50 cent rise in marriage licenses in county
A Lawrence County report notes a lovers strike as marriage license fees rose by 50 cents. For two days no licenses were issued at the probate office. The fee increase effective July 1st sparked the unusual halt in issuing licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Tietnsen
Weingartner Heads Board of Trade Officers Elected
The Board of Trade held its regular meeting at the Elks club and elected officers for the coming year. George Weingartner was named president, J N Martin Risg as first vice president, Dr Frederick Taylor of Pulaski as second vice president, and T W Dickes as treasurer. Weingartner is a longtime director and is expected to drive city interests forward. Dr Taylor is a new officer with county activity, while Martin and Dickey were re-elected to their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Emeter
Elks’ Club
George , Weingartner
J. On. Martin
Risg
Frederick Taylor
Pulaski
T. W. Dickes
Weingartner
Reutly
Hoard of Trade
Ihe County
Messrs
Martin and
Dickey
Four Die As Plane Falls in California
Four people died when a Jacuzzi monoplane crashed after lifting from Yosemite Valley toward Oaklawn. Aviator Harald Coffeea and three others perished as the wing exploded and the plane plunged to Linden street near City Park. Identification of the other victims Rachelle Tacuazi, John Kauke, and A McLeash was not definite.
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Kecvice
Molesto
Cal
Harald
Hud
Coffea
Yosemita Valley
Oaklann
Theetty
Linden Street
Boowar
Rachelle Tacuazi
John Kauke
A. McLeash
Jury Service Made Popular
International News Service reports from New York that Justice Barse in the criminal branch of the supreme court ordered jury members to smell and taste evidence in several more cases. One jury session lasted an hour and twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
York
Justice Barse
Supreme Court
Will Not Cancel Allied Debts To United States
Washington July 14 Treasury Secretary Mellen said plans to cancel a portion of the 11.06 billion foreign indebtedness to the United States will not be ascertained or accepted. He added no further advances on foreign commitments will be made and no more cash or credits to Liberia will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Washington
United States
Treasury
Mellen
Tenance Committee
Treasury Department
Wilson
Mellon
Liberia
Wadsworth
Glass
Exchequer
Haynes Sees Sahara Plan for Enforcement Centered in States
International News Service reports prohibition commissioner Roy Traynes after one month in office predicts the United States will be a Sahara under his plan. He would place all enforcement responsibility with state directors, aiming for strict law enforcement, gradual reduction of liquor lawlessness, and stronger public support for dry policies. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy W. CH. Atkins
International News Service
Washingdon
Roy Traynes
Prohibition
United States
Uynes
Left Over Food At Park Picnics To Aid Needy Families
Through Cascade Park superintendent Home Ribben and B J Berquist of the City Rescue Mission leftover food from church picnics will be collected at the refreshment stand in Pine Grove and distributed to city families and institutions. This effort follows prior gatherings where sandwiches and other items were given to those in need.
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Ho Me Ribben
Cascade Park
Liv Nas
Fandstafty
B. J. Berquist
Algke
Death Record From North County Urges Inquiry
A brief death notice lists several individuals with unclear spellings including Mes, Wilson UH, Pree and Go, Log dy North biberta, suggesting a civic record of recent passes. The fragmentary text mentions a Calfield street and Lt Mate, Michael Dado, with possible air or sore clues. The readable items indicate a local obituary or memorial notice pending clarification.
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Mes
Wilson UH. Pree
Log Dy
North Biberta
Hanes Caifield
LT Mate Street
Michael Dado
Air Sore
Japan Accepts Disarmament Conference Invite Washington
Official state department note says Japan will join a disarmament conference in Washington but not yet commit to a Far East policy conference. China also accepts invitation for the Far East talks. Officials note Tokyo has not ruled out Far East discussions, but acceptance covers only disarmament talks. delays blamed on communication issues.
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Conference On Disarmament
Far East
China
Fy Harry
Rogers
Washinton
Japan
United States
Washington
State Department
Tapen
Herrick Arrives at Paris Station to Present Credentials
Herrick arrives in Paris amid a welcoming crowd at the station. He is expected to remain in the burhs on Monday to formally present his credentials to official representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Paris
France
Citreenational Taris
Uri Larke
Amador
Amd
Herricx i
Bia Peredentials
Ferella
Fragmented obituary and accident notes from a scattered page
A garbled 19th or early 20th century column records a series of tragedies and incidents in multiple locales. Entries mention drownings in a river or canal, a possible stabbing case in related towns, a woman ingesting poison, a drowning in a winter scene, and various other distressing events including accidental deaths and missing persons.
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Arthur Mometer
Graide
Sherif Boyd
Layer Nun
George Mase
Mie
Marks
Moye
Torlag
Suill
Raffles
Etta P. Heil
Garver
Sal Way i Agalis
Venternaonal Pes Service
Lonnoan
Presiienc
Darding
Pomier Lloyd George
Ha House of Commpany
Haynes
Sahara
Will
New V
Dorethy Lane
Aves
Wilieln
Ste
Aed
Anthony Viewer
Ander Aires
Ernest
Ac Istorsville
W.va
Beny Hostetler
Dover
Windter
Joseph MarsSivke
M Rotor
Steabenyville
Wens
Adin Mo
Athal
Seubtitar
Mary Bownson
Wae AG
Beownsville
Tan
Veeuise
Athens
Carbon County
Sharpsville
Mather
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