Two Men Shot in Scranton Street Fight
Two Mt. Carmel men Chas Rutsko and Joseph Gebrich were critically wounded in a street fight in Scranton. Felice Mangialetto, accused shooter, fled after the incident as witnesses described a bulldog fight preceding the shooting. Rutsko was taken to Shamokin state hospital and Gebrich to Ashland hospital. both faces listed as having doubtful recovery chances. Police launched a manhunt for Mangialetto.
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MT. Carmel
Chas
Rutsko
Joseph Gebrich
Werg
Felice Mangialetto
Mangialetto
Joseph Vetteo
Eimdat
Vetteo
Gebrich
Shamokin
Ashigid Hospital
Mine Roof Falls Kill Workers Daily Across Mines
Washington June 30 Roof falls in American coal and metal mines kill about three and a half workers daily and one life in every three days, says J W Paul senior engineer of the U S Bureau of Mines. Accidents are spread across more than 30 states and 8000 mines with roof structures failing once coal or ore is loosened by mining methods.
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International News” Service
Washington
Ives
U. S.bureau of ‘Mines
Coal &Nd
Paul
Countess Salm to Marry Again
Countess Milli cent Salm, ex wife of Count Ludwig Salm von Hoorstrad, sails from Cherbourg aboard the Olympic to arrange affairs in New York before marrying Arturo Ramos of a wealthy Argentine family. Ramos says they will wed soon after her return, with parental consent already obtained.
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Duke
Millicent Rodgers ‘Salm
Ludwig Salm von
United States
Cherbourg
Ramos
New York
A. ‘H Rodgers
Paris
Salm. Sanne
Kosher Slaughter Row Reaches $100000 Libel Suit
In Kansas City a circuit court case tests Talmudic authority as Rabbi Jehudah Braver and the United Synagogues face Max Friedman in a $100,000 libel suit. Friedman says a circular calling his meat non kosher ruined his business. the Rabbi cites Talmudic law and Vaad authority. The trial centers on rabbinic power vs civil statutes and the role of religious law in modern governance.
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Kansas - City
Kansas City
Jehudah Braver
United Synagogues of
Max Friedman
Friedman
Braver
Priedman
Yas
Shedman
Vaad
Hoth
Concord Labor Bureau Runs Summer Work Camp For Youths
The Department of Labor plans a state program to provide employment for young people this summer. The bureau will coordinate camps and academies to place youths in suitable positions. Officials say the effort will teach job skills and offer practical experience for trainees.
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Concord
Aefinite Movement
Department of
Ea Bureau of Labor
Turkish Woman Claimed to Die at Age 122 in Istanbul
International dispatch from Servi Constantinople reports a Turkish claim of a citizen dying at 122 named Rukkhie. The note notes seven older citizens believed to exceed that age, including Fatima Hanem at 160 and Zara Agha at 154, with comments on aging lore and a quoted quip about writing lyrics.
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Constantinople
Dume
Turkey
Rukihis
Bhanem
Rukkhie
Fatima Hanem
Angora
Zara Agha
Evans mother and daughter skate across country for charity
In June a Evans Kansas mother and her daughter Catherine began a cross country skate tour from Civ to Manhattan. They plan to cover about four hundred miles at roughly a long distance pace, seeing their journey as a thrill and a personal challenge, while their goal remains to raise support for a cause. The mother, a businesswoman, notes the venture as a bold alternative to walking four hundred miles, aiming to inspire and entertain along the way.
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Kan
Runnor Catherine
Civ
Hevanain
Leaviror
National Field Trial For Coon Hounds Planned
The first national field trial for coon hounds to be held in America opens Labor Day Sept 5 in Kenton Ohio with about 250 entries. The $1000 Leafy Oaks stake draws top breeders and trainers from 14 states led by Ohio Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania and others. Notable entrants include Heatty’s ten hunters and Rambler Swamp Rat Queenie among leading contenders from Alabama Connecticut and beyond.
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Sergion
Kenton
America
Labor Day
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West
Virginie Missouri
Tutsis
Alabama
Wisconsin
New York
Connecticut
Kentucky
Minnesota
Tennessee
Pos” Heatty
Warren
Capital
Rambler
Bicycle Rider Dies After Auto Collision in Altoona
Paul Noll a 26 year old bicycle rider was struck by an auto driven by Lee Sinclair of Spring Mills. He was thrown into the roadway and died in Central County Hospital from a fractured skull.
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International News Service
Altoona
Paul Noll
Lee Sinclair
Spring Mills
Nolls
Central County Hospital
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Plymouth
Hampgland
Z. A. Wodehouse
Norman
Eng
Priday
New Castle
N. Mill ST
North Mill Street
Norman Jewelry CO
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