Constructive Program Marks Convention Of Editors In Salis bury
Journal report on a luncheon and talks by editors and publishers from Maryland Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Virginia at the Del Mar-Via Press Association meeting in Salisbury Maryland Governor Ritchie outlines seafood industry restoration efforts oyster bed planting and sanitary guarantees while remarks praise the conference and anticipate future leadership and collaboration.
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Ridgely P Melvin
Annapolis
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Milford
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S H. Carter
Evening Journal
Wm. F. Metten
Delaware
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New Vicemico Hotel
Robert P Robinson
William S. Gordy, Jr
Ritchie
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Chesapeak Bay
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Chicago
State Board Health
Beazell
New York
Full View of Solar Eclipse Delights New York Crowd
Tens of thousands in Bronx streets witnessed a total solar eclipse at 9 AM local time. Moon’s shadow crossed the sun for about thirty seconds with Baileys Beads and corona visible as Jupiter and Venus shone. Spectators saw purple dusk, shadow bands, and colored horizon hues during the event.
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Six Youths Form Auto Jack Ring in Pittsburgh
Six young men said to be gang members were held for investigation after confessing to auto jack thefts and holdups. Samuel Gray Darwood Pugh Herman Unterichs John Cooney George Glenn and Joseph Monahan, sons of East End families, were arrested after a Gulf Refining Service Station robbery. Four more suspects from Braddock joined later, admitting numerous robberies of pedestrians.
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Suissvale
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John Cooney
George Glenn
Joseph Monahan
East End
George Brunner
August Sliparouski
William Ertman
Walter Sullivan
Braddock
Uncle Deve Lane G O P Leader Dead
David H Lane a longtime Sage of the Republican organ in Philadelphia died today at his home aged 60. He was a familiar figure to party leaders and allies including Senator Maz Arun and Joseph Maras. Lane supported Matthew Stanley Quay during his era and served in political duties in Pennsylvania.
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David H Lane
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Jecph Maras
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Cegine
Debate over Stone nomination to the Supreme Court
Senate Rules blocked further debate on Attorney General Stone's Supreme Court nomination. Heflin urged more investigation citing Morgan ties. Curtis and insurgents sought exclusive executive session to later allow open discussion. The motion to close the doors passed 37 to 8 in a maneuver to control timing.
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Bergdoll aide surrenders to federal authorities
Eugene Stecher, a companion and chauffeur of draft evader Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, surrendered to the U S District Attorney in Philadelphia. He is charged with aiding desertion and harboring Bergdoll, facing up to ten years imprisonment or a $10,000 fine or both. bail set at $10,000.
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World Court Entry Favoring U S Participation Affirmed
President Coolidge reaffirmed support for American participation in the World Court in a White House address to delegates of the National Conference of the Causes and Cure of War. He urged turning information into diplomacy and warned against a super national authority while advocating continued U S engagement for peace.
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Presidential Fam'ly Sees Sun's Eclipse
President and Mrs. Coolidge viewed the sun’s eclipse from the White House south lawn using improvised smoked glass pieces. They observed from 8:48 to about 9:... with the president returning to his office after the spectacle began.
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Coelidge Wen
Anthracite Miners Strike Is Settled
Scranton Pa January 24 a settlement ends a two month strike by District No 1 United Mine Workers of America with 11900 miners returning to work Monday The accord restores charters of ten local unions and sets grievance handling through normal channels disputes go to the Anthracite Conference and Conciliation Board output loss totaled 650068 tons and wages lost $3827 78 for the walkout
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Laborer crushed as marble slab falls in Delta quarry
In York Pa January 23 laborer William Greider, 25, was crushed to death when a marble slab toppled in a Delta quarry. He was helping raise the slab when it fell. It is the second quarry death in Delta in a week, following Warren Thompson’s burial.
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William Greer
Delta
Greider
Warren Thompson
Late News Bulletins From Fragmented Jan 34 Ledger
A garbled set of early 20th century datelines reports trials and weather. Mention of Engese Me Secher tied to Grover C. Dergdell case to be heard at March term. Financial figures show $81,602,360 in a loss versus prior period. Weather and stock market notes drift through the dispatches with unclear details.
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A. P
Secher
Grover C. Dergdell
Veitieg
Bate
Eclipse of Sun Viewed in Big Area
Total solar eclipse observed across New York New England and adjacent regions. Cornell Yale and other stations reported scientific data as clouds hindered Niagara Falls observers while Air Force and Navy craft captured imagery and meteorological notes.
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Eclipse Radio Waves Disrupted By Solar Event, Scientists Report
WDAR Philadelphia reports observations from Waterbury Connecticut showing radio signals affected during the eclipse. Dr William H Seistel and David Crimes note brief agitation and temperature changes in wave reception as the eclipse progressed, with measurements around three degrees of variation.
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