Court Declares Filing Fees In Election Legal
Harrisburg July 22 The new election code fees for filing nomination petitions were declared constitutional by Dauphin County Court Judge William M Hargest. Royal Oak candidate Charles R Keane argued fees were unjust discriminatory and against public policy. The judge held that elections should be free and equal does not mean candidates can be nominated without expense.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
William M. Hargest
Dauphin County Court
Charles R. Keane
Philadelphia
Royal Oak
Hargest
California
I Remember and Notes on Local Life at Pa NeWe
Edward Sykes recalls Ira D. Sankey of Moody and Sankey, his hymns, and Sankey's ties to New Castle as local verses mix with farming notes about beans, rains, and crops. The column also notes coal costs, a shelved Supreme Court bill, Walnut Street grass, an old oil well, a bus inspection, and a surge of moonshine activity in Lawrence County.
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Pittsburgh
Edward ©. Sykes
Ira D. Sankey
Moody and Sankey
Sankey
Dwight J. Moody
New Castle
Supreme Court
Herbert
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report Summary for the Morning
U S weather reports for the 24 hour period ending at 9 am note temperatures around 36 and 61, station data shows 01 inches of precipitation. River stage near 4 feet. On this date last year the high reached 88 and the low 64 with no precipitation.
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U.S
Pursued By Police Youth Drives Over High Embankment
Pittsburgh dispatch reports 19 year old Wilbert Kastle fled state motor police in a stolen car. He drove off a 150 foot embankment, suffered severe head and chest injuries, and cops say the incident uncovers a broad automobile theft ring with likely arrests to follow.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Wilbert Kastle
Madrid Bombing Renewed In Capital Barrage
65 killed in and around Madrid as rebel bombardments and air raids renewed for a second time in 12 hours. The bombardment began at 6 45 a m and lasted 75 minutes with shells falling across the city. Officials warned the toll could rise. Heavy damage reported in Barcelona as the sea shelled the Catalan capital.
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Madrid
Loaded Bus Crashes Into Fuel Truck at Rockaway Beach
A bus with passengers collided with a gasoline truck on Beach Channel Drive, igniting a fire that burned and injured twenty one people, one in critical condition. Passenger Jacob Feit, clothes aflame, leapt into the ocean and was rescued. the truck’s gas tank exploded after the crash.
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Bulletin International News Service
New York
Rockaway Beach
Green
Pasenger
Jacob Feit
Beach Channel Drive
Seven Laurel youths die in fiery crash near Marlboro
Seven Laurel Maryland residents perish after a truck sideswipes their sedan near Marlboro during a firemen carnival outing. Driver E M King of Mundy Point Virginia survives but one occupant, David Manning seven, dies later in a Washington hospital. The victims are David Manning seven Bernard Lammer twenty one Anna Mae Lammer thirteen Mildred Lammer Pauline Lammer twenty nine Frances Hacker seventeen and Francis Baldwin fourteen. King reports being blinded by headlights of an approaching vehicle.
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Marlboro
Glen Burnie
Laurel
E. M. King
Mundy Point
David Manning
Washington, D. C
Bernard Lammer
Anna Mae Lammer
Mildred Lammer
Pauline Lammer
Frances Hackeer
Francis Baldwin
King
Armed bandits grab payroll in Worcester robbery
Two armed men disarmed a contractor paymaster Frank E. Cross and his assistant Allen Jackson, took $7 200 in pay envelopes, and fled in a car with two accomplices. The abandoned vehicle was later found nearby. Earlier, two unarmed bandits stole $51 from Adrienne L Homme, a 24 year old Northboro telephone operator.
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International News Service
Worcester
Mass
Frank E. Cross
E. Cross Company
Allen Jackson
Adrienne L'Homme
Northboro
Death Record for Steve Wallas in Lawrence County Home
Steve Wallas, 62, of Lawrence County Home, is recorded as deceased. George Preifruk, 22, of 921 Ashland Avenue, is listed in the death notice.
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Steve Wallas
Lawrence
George Preifruk
Aashland Avenue
Five In Family Are Found Dead
International News Service reports that J. D. Walkup's wife and four children were found dead in Flagstaff Arizona. Authorities say Mrs Walkup likely killed the children then shot herself at a golf course north of the city.
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International News Service
Flagstaff
Ariz
J. D. Walkup
Arizona
Senate panel proposes reforms to federal judiciary
A special eight member Senate subcommittee named to draft reforms for the federal judiciary seeks a substitute for Roosevelt's Supreme Court bill. Dieterich and McGill supported the president's bill. the group will review bankruptcy and racketeering provisions and work with Justice officials as Congress eyes an August 14 adjournment.
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William, K. Hutchinson
Wyoming
Baren
Idaho
Austin
Vermont
Dieterich
McGill
Department of Justice
Congress
Gar
Seek Missing Gurl in River
International Sea Service reports a missing 18 year old girl from Lar after a drowning incident while fishing. Searches include river probes by aircraft from Aberdeen proving grounds. no sighting of body or dislodging explosions. State's attorney Rollins calls it a simple drowning. a black hulled boat seen near the rowboat is being traced for ownership.
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International Sea Service
Eleton, Mé
Jane Wabhisen
Lar
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Te Bacy
D. E. Rollins
Miss Wolfson
Rallins
Havre de Grace
John
Wohlsen
Lancaster
Clark Samuel
Senator Nye Demands Revision of Labor Board
Senator Nye of North Dakota denounces the National Labor Relations Board as a kangaroo court and calls for Wagner act revision to ensure impartial government oversight of labor disputes. He urges President Roosevelt to reorganize the board and institute reforms amid claims of pro-CIO bias and public distrust in its effectiveness.
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International News Service
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Nye
North Dakota
NLRB
Roosevelt
Institute “Reform
National Association of Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
CIO
Settlement Of North China Dispute Near Settlement
Tokyo reports hopeful moves toward peaceful settlement as Chinese troops retreat from danger points. Foreign office denies a Sino-Japanese accord imposed political duties while noting Nanking’s possible approval of talks. Officials expect no war. a special Diet session is convened and Emperor Hirohito to open it Sunday.
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James R. Youngs
No Service
Tokyo
North China
Foreign Office
Nanking
China
Hirohito
Ramports
Voters Must State Correct Age in Indiana Ruling
Indiana judge rules voters must give their exact ages when registering under a new act. It overrules informal county practice allowing approximate ages when memory fails. The decision cites an 1890 state supreme court ruling and stems from a test case by Agnes Stadimiiler.
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International News Service
Indiana
E. E. Greps
Indiana Common Pleas Court
Tuleg
Agnes Stadimiiler
Commissioners
Judge Creps
Nell
Creps
State Supreme Court
Three Brothers Slain While Cutting Grain near Albert Lea
In Albert Lea Minnesota on July 27 three brothers Louis Likes Anton Likes were fatally shot while cutting grain 12 miles southwest of Austin. Faye Lukes 10 was wounded as the assailant fled. Sheriff Mayre pursued Jens Thompson 33 a bachelor farmer suspected of the killings after witnesses saw him driving away from the scene.
Copeland Backed By Tammany In Key NYC Mayoral Vote
New York July 23 Tammany Hall will back U S Senator Royal Copeland for the Democratic mayoral nomination. The Hall executive committee voted last night 11 12 to 8 12 with most district leaders split. James J Dooling led Wigwam forces to favor Copeland amid last minute alliances. Whalen campaign plans an aggressive race following the vote.
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International News Service
New York
Tammany Hall
U. S
Royal
Copeland
Grover Whalen
New Deal
James J. Dooling
Alling
The
Wigwam
Dooling
Tigi
Whalen
Two Die In Cleveland Boiler Blast
Two men died in Cleveland at the Actnn Rubber Co after a boiler explosion in the boiler room. Stephen Kran aged 62 and John J. Gilbride aged 42 were taken to a hospital where they died of burns. The cause of the blast was not determined.
Believe Crater Is Still Alive Mystery Reopens
A reawakened national interest in the Joseph Force Crater disappearance resurfaces seven years later. Reports suggest new leads and possible suspects, with focus on connections to New York figures and lingering doubts about Crater’s fate.
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International News
New York
Priv
Supreme Court
Joseph Force Crater
Maine
Tammany
Wi Anelier
Liuked
Wugleda
Joseph Mira
Erso
Grater
Train Victim Identified as George Pfeifruk in Paris Dispatch
The New Castle area learns the 22 year old George Pfeifruk of 821 Ashford Avenue died at a New Castle railroad yard accident. Paris dispatch confirms family identification and plans to bring the body home by train. He was a hospital worker and St Margaret’s church member with parents Henry and Mrs Pfeifruk and four sisters.
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Paris
New York Centre
George Pielfruk
Ashford Avenue
New Casile
Beacy
New Caxile
Parks
New Castle
Po- Nee Criswell
George Pleifruk
Henry Pleifruk
Court Bill Dead as Congress Hurries Adjournment
Washington July 23 With Roosevelts court bill dead the senate judiciary committee drafts a major reform program and rushes to adjourn by August 12. The agenda centers on tax and housing measures for the District of Columbia and a Wagner act expansion as deadlines loom and public sentiment shifts in favor of endgame legislation.
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Washington
Wagner
President Sees Good Results Of Court Fight
The president spoke at a press conference noting hopeful outcomes from the court fight. Local figures, including coach W Arthur, commenting on the case, and the administration’s resolve to meet key objectives, were mentioned amid questions on morale and strategy.
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Wity W.arthoud
Dent Rhise
Dayine Whem
Funa
Mr. Roose
Political Candidate Critique From a Chaotic Letter
A rambling community message targets Arthur Mometer OA, accusing him of weakness and manipulation by party demands. The writer calls for opposition to a candidate, mocks integrity, and ends with a torn, incoherent line about a friendly figure and roulette.
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