Laborites Near Split Over Trade Union Congress Plan
Scarborough dispatch reports a looming rift within British labor as the Trades Union Congress debates control, aims and headquarters. Industrial leaders demand more say, with A Swales outlining goals like higher wages, shorter hours, and a unified, diplomatically oriented labor movement.
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Ac Wray
Tavergsterad News
Barvien
Scarborough
Trad Union
Ramsey MacDonald
Philip Snow- Gen
J. R. Clyuus
Cnntral
A. Swales
Trades Union Congress
Britain
Russia
Amsterdam
Ami
Ami &Tparate
Labor Party
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Labor Movement
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Industrialists push policy control over intellectuals
The passage notes a shift as industrialists demand more say in policy, resisting dictates by intellectuals aligned with the National Minority movement, deemed communistic. It suggests growing friction between business interests and political leadership.
Struck by Street Car in Sunbury Man Dies in Hospital
An unidentified man about 60 was fatally injured when struck by a S and B Railway street car on the Bainbridge Street Bridge in Sunbury Pennsylvania. He died five hours later at Mary Packer hospital. A motor man named Arthur C Heider of Hummels Wharf aided the scene and $180 was found in the dead man’s pocket. The man muttered that his name was Miller and his residence Pittsburgh but no identification was found.
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Sunbury
Iman
Wife Of Movie Star Granted Los Angeles Divorce
Gladys Sils was granted a divorce from Milton Sills in Los Angeles on grounds of desertion. Sills did not appear to contest. Mrs. Sills testified her husband said he did not love her and left on August 11 1924. They married in 1910 and have one child, Dorothy, age 14.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
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Sils
Milton Sis
Scree Star
Sills
Ose
Mra
Dorothy
State Highway Patrol Leader Addresses Kiwanis Meeting
Captain P. Z. Dorr spoke on Pennsylvania pioneering traffic regulation and urged cooperation to enforce laws while targeting drunken and speeding drivers. J. P. Best explained zoning districts with a large New Castle map. Local Kiwanis plan to attend the Reading convention and accompany a Karavan to Greensburg.
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P. Z. Dorr
State Guway Patrol
Jd. P. Best
Dorr
State Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
Kiwanis Club
Carr
Shay
State -Highway Patrol
Kiwanis Karavan
Greensburg
Reading
Onfloors Beatty and Schules
E. P. Best
Matthew Gunion
City Planning Commission
New Castle
Fred Wolford
C. Mantz
Tenis Haug
Lewis Wallace
H. L
Chambersburg and Gettysburg Battlefield Trip Plan
A planned excursion covers stops at Gettysburg battlefields with routes through the Delaware Water Gap Mount Pocono and Williamsport. The trip aims to connect historic sites with regional travel echoes and suggests a scenic, educational outing for participants.
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Chambersburg
Wia
Gettysburg Battle Fields
Delaware Water Gap
Mt. Pocony
Williamsport
Women menace British Empire say explorer
Frank Mitchell Hedges, famed explorer and publicist, warns in London that feminism and social decay threaten Britain's strength. He urges a campaign for a renaissance of British manhood to stem perceived female dominance and decline of national vitality. He links women’s empowerment to generational decadence, communism, and bad trade.
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AL Wray
London
Frank Mitchell
Britain
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Dinner Party Quip
An item from Shenango Valley Hospital Notes describes a social dinner where a talkative guest earns a noted remark from the hostess about preference for grain or hot soup. The anecdote centers on the hostess’s witty interruption during the gathering.
Train Crash Kills Boy and Injures Mother in Carlisle
Arthur Woodward aged 15 and his mother Gertrude Woodward 38 were in an automobile struck at a crossing by an engine near Carlisle Pennsylvania. Arthur was killed instantly and Mrs Woodward believed fatally hurt. The pair were en route from My Alto to Buffalo when the collision occurred this morning.
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International News Service
Carlisle
Arthur Woodward
Mr. Alto
Gertrude Woodward
Jails of State Cost $1 700 000 in 1923
Harrisburg Sept. A9 Dr Ellen G Potter State Welfare Commissioner says penal inali option statistics for 1923 raise questions if juvenile institutions are reform or preparatory schools 22 percent of inmates had not been deterred from crime by reform. In 1923 Pennsylvania averaged 4700 daily inmates and 67006 were committed to county jails costing 1 700 000. jails lack productive industries burdening taxpayers. Dr Harold W Wright, psychiatry expert, was appointed to help develop psychiatric services in penal institutions.
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Harrisburg
Ellen G. Potter
Pennsylvania
Potter
Harold W. Wright
Church Warden Foils Raid On Church Treasures
Prague reports a daring treasure raid at Loretta church near Hurd Castle was thwarted by the vigilant church warden. A stranger asked him to open a secure area and was interrupted before any loot could be taken. The incident underscores heightened security at local sacred sites and raises questions about the assailant’s motives.
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Prague
Hurd Castle
Remarkable Cure Claim for Stomach and Liver Ailments
An elderly patient describes years of stomach and liver distress worsened by gas pain and jaundice. A cousin credits Myrtle’s Wonderful Remedy with lifting the condition, claiming weight gain and renewed vitality after using a hermetic preparation that purportedly clears mucus and inflamed intestines, aiding appendicitis and related complaints. The advertisement touts the product as available at rate stores and druggists nationwide.
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Miyr
Robber Bludgeons Warder. Fatal Church Theft Attempt
A thief struck a church warder with a hammer during a crime attempt at a church door. The warder, though severely injured, summoned aid and the robber died before being arrested. The incident follows a report tied to a ghost-haunted mansion and other London Opinion dialogue about waking guests.
Heinen Testimony in Air Court Hearing Begins
Captain Anton Heinen, a German dirigible expert, takes the witness stand at a naval court of inquiry in Long Branch New Jersey. Heinen alleges the loss of the ship Shenandoah was caused by an economy drive that reduced crew and numbers aboard the airship. Spectators and neighbors fill the courtroom as Heinen testifies with a clenched jaw and set jaw.
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Mooé
Anmtom Heinen
Naval
Shenandoth
Naval Court of Inquiry
GS Nis
Toms River
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