Saklatvala Rages Over U S Entry Ban In London
Shapurji Saklatvala, British MP and Parsee Communist, denounces the United States after receiving official notice that he cannot enter to attend the Washington inter parliamentary union meeting. He challenges America over alleged fear of the truth and refuses to attempt entry.
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Harry Flory
Wews Barvice
London
America
Shapurji Saklatvala
United States
Washington
Inter-Parliamentary
Union
House of Commons
Saklatvala
Wdele Bates
Canada
Two Women Arrested Over City School Taxes
In a habeas corpus proceeding, two women were arrested for non payment of the city school tax. With the board attorney absent, attorney Wylia McCaslin represented Treasurer Ramsey. The women were released on their own recognizance until the hearing, as the case tests the law's validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Moffatt
Wylia McCaslin
Ramsey
What Did You See and Other Fragments in a Rural Scene
A curious slice shows a bustling kitchen with meat ground for market, women slicing apples for a pie, and three children watching. A political worker studies precinct returns while a hardware merchant displays small megaphones. A heavy holiday season opens Saturday as a shepherd dog chases a bulldog down Mercer, which itself retreats.
Dr Cockins to head Grove City College chemistry department
Grove City Pa Sept 17 Dr Fred A D Cockins from Ghia State University with Chicago University graduate work will head the chemistry department for the coming academic year succeeding Dr C J Sieplen. Dr Stephen and family plan a southern winter and spring. the move aids the health of Otter Sion Hen. Cockins is a strong teacher. his prior posts include Los Angeles and Oberlin College. Dr Stephen has taught 18 years and built a respected chemistry program at Grove City College.
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Grove City
Fred AD. Cockins
Ghia State University
Chicago University
C. J. Sieplen
Grove City College
Stephen
Otter Sion
Cockins
Log An-geles
Calif
Oberlin College
Umeé
Chemical Engineering
Condition Of Morse Regarded Dangerous
Morse County reports the condition of W Moree, Sinan der, who has been ill at his home since a breakdown. He was described as unchanged but dangerous, with a physician kept at his bedside as of September 17.
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Pabarsiasianal
W. Moree
Sinander
Americans Thrift Rising as Savings Hit New Peak
Federal Reserve figures show August 1 savings deposits in 902 banks at 7.903 billion dollars, up over 1924 by more than a half billion. Despite a July dip blamed on vacation withdrawals, districts report overall gains from four to eleven percent, led by New York Boston and San Francisco.
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Robert S. Thornburgit
Bervian Steel
Washington
America
Federal Reserve Board
Cou
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Boston
New York
State Banking Dept Takes Charge as Bank to Liquidate
State banking department assumes control of First State Bank of New Castle amid alleged 80,000 shortfall. Deputy secretary McGee to liquidate or continue business. cashier Edward Coyne faces embezzlement charges after restitution. Bank doors to reopen for pass book verification and balance, while full losses await examination results.
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J. A. Taylor
William L. McGee
A. Martin Graham
Gleveland
Victor Doyne
E. G. Doyne
Victor Doyna
State Banking Department
Privata Bank
International News Service
Warrisburg
First State Bank of
Wewa
Harrisburg
New Castle
Peter Cameron
W. L. McGee
Ridward Doyne
Campion
Doyne
Aofinite Ugures
Attorcay
J. W. Brown
U Kion State Bank
James A. Taylor
State Department
Once Famous Star Seeks 60000 From Millionaire Hartzell
Dorothy Nowell, once a Broadway star and leading modiste, sues Harry Hartzell of Allentown for breach of promise. She alleges engagement begun seven years ago, public declarations of marriage, and support costs, claiming loss of money and job after the engagement ended three weeks ago. The suit, filed in federal court, cites interstate residence as why the case is in Philadelphia.
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Hartzell
York
David E. Kaufman
Abraham Saulaburg
Allen
I Hare
Morrow Named Chairman of Aircraft Board
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge instructed to uncover the aircraft controversy and granted full autonomy to the investigation. Dwight W. Morrow, a New York banker and college classmate of the President, was named chairman of the new aircraft investigation board at the White House.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Dwight W. Morrow
New York
Little Girl Struck By Auto On May Morning
A Port Roadster belonging to Armour Packing Company driven by Woods struck four year old Margaret Palmer on Blaine Street near Hamilton and East Long avenues. She was taken to New Cuarie Hospital for observation as doctors evaluate possible injuries.
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Woods
Blaine Street
Armour Packing Company Comnety
East Long Avenue
Hamilton Street
Httle
Margaret Palmer
Pennsylympia Avenue
New Cuarie Hospital
National Grand Jury Formed to Probe Commercial Aviation
A national grand jury assembly was convened to examine witnesses over the next two months as it prepares findings on commercial aviation. Dwight W. Morrow of Englewood is expected to be elected chairman. Members include Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord, Adm. Frank P. Fletcher, and Rep. Cort Vingon, with others from law, engineering, and government.
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Dwight ‘W. Morrow
Englewood
J. Banker
Morrow
An Amherst
Harbord Iw
James G. Harvord
Army
Renr
Frank FP. Fletcher
Howard BR. Cofin
Aeronautical Engineers
Mirdm Bingham
Connecticut
Arthur, Dennison
Michigan
Decand
Los Angeles
Congrats
Rep
Cort Vingon
Ganrgte
Jivmnes
Parker
New York
Deaths Of The Day Miss Filan Spears
Obituary notices report the death of Miss Plizk Spears at 99 after long illness on September 18 in Warren Ohio. Survived by sister Miss Janet Spears and relatives in New Castle with funeral set for 10:26 Friday at Residence 60 East Avenue Warren. Nearby notices list several other funeral services and interments in local Greenwood and Graceland cemeteries.
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Filan Spears
Adeline Daleyuntple
County Line Street
Anna FE. Bupp
Anna Esther Bupp
Paul R Bupp
Williams Street
New Castle Hospital
Paul
Betty
Charles
George Wiliams
A. T Smith
Candiatea
Adda Willams
Charles I
Robert Williams
MH. T. Smith
Rebecca Street
Graceland Cemetery
Police Hold Woman Who Lost Her Own Baby
Mrs. Allgeyer claims she helped a woman separated from the Devines and moved toward Miami after losing her baby. She says a man named Gibson aided travel funds, and she later confronted police who detained him on federal charges while she returns home.
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Folice
Tam
Sgambor
Drone Of Pipes Causes Clash In London Church
A Scottish national music event at a London parish stirred locals as pipe bands played for hours. Crowds praised the display while nearby residents protested the noise, prompting magistrates to intervene. Club members aim to secure premises to play Lag pipes day and night if needed.
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Glasgow
Scotland
London
Marylebone
Ha Ehureh
Farmers Refuse To Hire Miners For Chore Work
Farm labor disputes in the region show farmers declining to employ miners for chores. The grid of harvest and plowing continues, with orchards and fields largely managed by farmers trading labor.
Laure is Protected KILLI WORTH Mountain Mystery
Fragments describe an event involving Laure, George Columbus, and RIS Watt in Connecticut. The text references land, a state flower, and costs tied to ham, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Ensure accurate transcription for a complete summary.
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Killiworth
Conn
George Columbus
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