Petitions Filed Insuring Pinchot Of Name On Ballot
Petitions were filed in Allegheny and Dauphin counties to ensure Pinchot’s name appears on November ballots if Luzerne county results are voided. Attorney Ralph Frank filed the Allegheny petition naming multiple county offices while James A. Fox reported the Dauphin filing as a precautionary step in Harrisburg.
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Pinchot
New
Pittsburgh
Piarty
Giffard Pinchot
Alleghoeny County
Lac Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Allegheny County
Ralph Frank
John Yous White
James A. Fox
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Dauphin County
Panchot
Supreme Court
Luzerne County
Francis Shunk Brown
Frank
Common Pleas
Miner’s Home Damaged by Blast in Pittston Strike
At Pittston Pennsylvania a miner Charles Girattano home was dynamited as a warning to Nini and Alison who reported to work after Pittston Coal Company employees were ordered off. One stick of dynamite caused a 12 inch wall hole and shattered windows but did not endanger neighbors. The family escaped injury. The blast marks the first violence in a strike that began last Saturday when the grievance committee declared unequal work at the company’s 15 000 miners. Conflicting reports cloud the strike status as both sides push their point.
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International
Pittaton
Charles Girattano
Nini
Alison
Pittston Coal Company
Glrattano
Asice
Gandhi Revolt Delays Squirrel Control in Kern County
California dispatch reports Gandhi's passive revolt against British rule in India cited as delaying a Kern County rodent-control attack on squirrels. Local horticultural chief Louis Burtch noted ammunition shortages, strychnine supply issues, and Congress duties hinder the campaign.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Napoleon
Gandhi
India
Kern County
Louis Burtch
Indi
Congress
Lozthia County
Burte
Prize Awarded for Essay on Wine in Paris
A four hundred dollar prize was awarded to Monsieur Babinski known as Ali-Bad for the best wine praise essay. The annual prize by the des Vignes of France encourages writers to extol red or white wine. Babinski’s work is titled La Gastronomie Pratique. He is noted as the brother of a famous neurologist and the pair are bachelors fond of gastronomy.
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Serviers
Paris
Monsieur Babinski
Four Million Dollar Damage Claims Against Clairton Coke
Ninety six residents of Peters Creek have filed claims seeking about 4,000,000 dollars in the prothonotary’s office in common pleas court. They accuse Clairton-By-Products Coke Co. of injuring health at its 100 acre Peters Creek plant through unskillful operation causing unhealthful gas releases. Plaintiffs allege eye, respiratory, digestive and nervous system injuries. They report severe coughs, bronchitis, pneumonia, tuberculosis and weight and appetite loss.
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International News
Pittsburgh
Common’ Pleas Coure
Clairton
Father Of Atlantic Flier Gravely Ill
Dublin reports a Newfoundland harbor event as the Southern Cross lands at Harbor Grace. The father of Captain John P. Saul, navigator of the transoceanic plane, is gravely ill at his home and not expected to survive the day. News of the safe arrival reached him as wireless bulletins during the flight.
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Fintona Niin News
Sereieet
Dublin
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
John P. Saul
Saul
National Farm Outlook on tariff bill and farmer views
Arthur H. Jenkins discusses reactions to a new tariff bill, noting divided farm opinions and citizen weariness with tariff debates. He observes that farmers feel influence with Congress, export debenture plans faltered, and protection for agriculture was pursued though not aggressively. He contrasts extremist hopes with moderate tariff increases and anticipates cautious farmer waiting to see policy effects.
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Arthur H. Jenkins
the Farm: Journal
Central Press
avera_ age
Congress
Voting Decision Is Handed Down By Judge Gray
In Allegheny County Judge James HN Gray voided Israel Rubinitz tax receipt and struck his name from the voter list, ruling the receipt forged and Rubinitz not entitled to vote. The decision signals possible widespread challenge to numerous party ballots and enforcement of tax payment requirements.
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Servic
Pittsburgh
Allerhany County
James HN. Gray
Common Pleas Court
Israel Rubinowitz
Rubinowitz
Gray
Board of Reistration Commissioners
Rubinowits
D. Blair
Allegheny County Bar Association
Hadge Gray
Board of
Rep
Tanks Demonstrate Wrecking Power At Fort Lewis
Army tanks staged a demolition drill at Fort Lewis showing rapid destruction of wartime barracks. Four tanks lined up and charged, crushing the side walls and forcing the building to collapse, then turned to the other side to finish the wrecking.
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Congynnaital News
Fort Lewis
Tron
Paris Complexions Undergo A Change
Paris society notes a shift in beauty trends with daytime makeup becoming more accepted. Report highlights lighter lips shaded brows and sunburn hues suited to seaside leisure, plus the use of minimal rouge for a healthier look.
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Seevier
Paris
Heston
Mellon Denies Bond Charges On Reparations Sale
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon testified before the House Banking Committee that the sale of German reparations bonds does not mix reparations with war debts or lead allied nations to seek cancellation of war debts. He dismissed Representative McFadden's resolution to bar national and federal reserve banks from such bonds and said he knows of no large scale sale planned in the United States. Roughly 100 million of the first 300 million issue had been offered for sale domestically. McFadden alleges that over three billion in bonds could be sold.
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Itierpattana News
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon Today
United States
Thys County
House Banking Committee
Rep. McFadden
Pennsylvan Committee
National
Sun Federal Reserve
Fadden
World Bank
Young Plan
League of Natrons
Mellon
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Ferrera
McFadden
Kiwanis Host To District Officer Speaks At New Castle Club
Lieutenant Governor M. E. Helling of Pennsylvania Kiwanis International attended a New Castle Kiwanis Club meeting as a special guest. Dr Helling, from Ellwood City, offered remarks and H. D. B. Griffiths delivered the day’s address on Accounting Efficiency.
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M. E. Helline
Pennsylvania
Kiwanis International
Adendasy
New Castle
P R R Group Sets Elimination Dates
A reorganized plan outlines eliminations for divisions regional baseball track and schooling in Pennsylvania. Members of the central region Athl committee met in Pittsburgh to approve dates and venues. Events include Pitt Stadium late September for football qualifiers and Brigton ditto for trap shooting.
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Pennsylvania
Te Central Region
Athwne Committee
Pitt Stadium
Brig
Pennsy Seeks Right to Acquire Road Amid Approval Quest
Harrisburg June report says Pennsy seeks authority to purchase the Sharpsville Railroad Company line. The commission weighs the request as the Sharpsville company faces a change in ownership amid ongoing discussions.
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Harrisburg
Lion
Sharpsville Railroad Company
Pubhese
Incomplete road line plan details reported locally
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a proposed line near Aten avenue and Sissy reel ny Sharps vile, connecting to Sharpavsile and extending to a nearby area. The wording is garbled, with unclear entities and missing actions, making it impossible to extract concrete facts or dates.
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Aten Avenue
Delegates Named By Fisher Today
Delegates chosen by Fisher sit to repress the convention of phy G14 in serio to be hed FISCOMNT. Designated were Ry Buller, Joby Ryan berger, J KR Smelds amt PI, Grant, ATL or Members or the Merry Dhue. Guests at N Martha Jenkur of Adaysse last evens. An emor scheme of green uid W o was carried out as a centerpiece. Two tate poles at brig were i phy.
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John &. Fisher
Serio
Ry Buller
Joby Ryanberger
J. KR. Smelds
Amt PI
Grant
ATL
Martha Jenkur
Adaysse
Jens
Cieds
Brig
Sheet And Tube Merger Trials Begin Today
Proceedings open in a merger case between Sheet and Tube as parties rise for the first day of hearings. Legal teams present arguments on antitrust and market impact with judges overseeing the session.
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