Druggist robbed in daylight hold up on Water Street
Frank Pavelka of Pavelka and Son druggists at 324 Water Street was punched and robbed of a bag containing 400 dollars in cash and silver early Tuesday. Two masked men fled in a nearby truck after the assault, with police pursuing leads but few details on the offenders.
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Frank Pavelka
Water Street
Pavelka
Fitm
Pavolka
Glen
Wilver
A. McDonald
Oi Lankford
al Hartman
Hinniey
Godos
West Yaurel
Myrite
Dru Alore
Lou Tonnett
North Pecos
Aittress
Alldrrss
Godey
de Plaen
Alice
Conflict in fatal shooting of hotel chief
In Delaware Water Gap Pennsylvania conflicting testimony emerged in the case of James Settimis, 40, owner of a local hotel, killed yesterday. Monroe County detective Alvin Gorey, a candidate for sheriff, says he shot after Settimis resisted an attempt to detain him. Witnesses placed Settimis in front of the hotel when Gorey approached.
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Delaware Water Gap
James Settimis
Rogort
Patice Tar Settimin
Gordy
Tara Whoata
Musicians Strike Phila Theaters Over Winter Staffing
In Philadelphia, 91 musicians employed by the Stanley Warner company theaters vote not to report for work as they strike for a new contract. They seek an agreement on the number of musicians to be employed during the coming season.
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Philadelphiia, Seri
Aranciation Sid
Stanley Warner Company
Thrarters
Philadelphia
Sentk Fodapaan Raault
Fail
Srg
Sinter
Insurgent Chinese Ready for Battle
Insurgent forces under General Chiang Kai-shek intensified preparations near Canton as reports from the north indicated the Nanking army was about to act. The insurgent government there claimed readiness for combat amid tensions in the region.
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Chiang Shni- Shek
Canton
Legion Calls for Meeting on Unemployment Aid
A conference of governors, labor leaders, and industry representatives has been called by the American Legion to meet in Washington on September 14. The program aims to aid the unemployment and economic situation.
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Legion
American Legion
Washington
Sober Labor Day Charged in Copperville Court
Report describes sober Labor Day events and early court appearance before United States Commissioner Tanlis in Copperville after the holiday. Alcohol charges are prominent as Wearings faced arraignment following the celebratory period.
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United States
Tanlis
Lockhart Turaday
Locomotives Idle Amid Repairs Shortfall Across Railroads
A sweeping report from the American Rail Association shows 6090 locomotives idle due to repair shortages, about 11.2 percent of total. Some lines report rising disabled engines, while others maintain 9531 serviceable engines and round-house reserves ready to run.
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American Hall- Way Association
Nha Tosds
Sale of DO-X in U S Is Under Way
New York dispatch reports Maurice Dornier brother of the inventor says talks are moving toward sale of the giant flying boat in the country.
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U.S
New York
The
Tivening Post Today
Maurice Dornier
Woman C Klehborn Reports Boat Trouble Near Medina River
The misspelled report notes a person named C Klehborn of Taft Boulevard, described as a tonwa with 61 pounds perhaps of equipment, seen near the Medina River above the dam Saturday. Authorities or observers may have noted the vessel and weight in connection with the event.
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C. Klehborn
Taft Boulevard
Medina River
Insurance for idle 15 urged at Workmen's Circle meeting
The Workmen's Circle in San Antonio urged national insurance for the unemployed, adopted by about 60 delegates at Red Ben's hall. They resolved to press the organization to keep the campaign alive and seek a pardon for Tom Moonay, jailed in California for the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing. Edward Trelman led the closing dinner as general committee chairman.
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Workmen's Circle
Wexng
Jonisin
San Antonio
Red Ben's Hall
Soledad Street
National Organization
Tom Moonay
California
San Francisco
Edward Trelman
J. Kintersky
Touston
Farmers Invited to Inspect Silos on Wright Dairy Farm
County residents were invited to visit and inspect underground silos on the George and Lloyd Wright dairy farm along the old Corps Christi road near the Losoyn bridge. County Farm Agent Brad Mally said the silos, built under assistant C W Thompson, use the latest forage crop storage methods for winter stock feeding.
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Ues
George and Lloyd Wright
Butcher Slain in Salem Robbery of $300 Reported
Salem Ohio reports the murder of George Schmidt a 29 year old meat market proprietor. He was slain in his shop and robbed of about $300 believed to have been on his person. Bank failure cited as reason for carrying cash. robbers fled with the sum.
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Salem
Ohio
George Schmidt
Farmer Shot by Son in Kilpatrick Home Incident
In Kilpatrick, a 61 year old farmer Edward Aitenburgh was shot and killed by his 15 year old son Nargis at their home after threats were allegedly made against Winnie and fire children. The event occurred on Sept 4 as reported from Woorbland Midh.
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Farmer
Woorbland
Midh
Edward Aitenburgh
Enery Tong
Nargis
Kilpatrick
Afar
Winnie
Police and Firemen to Receive Uniform Purchases
City council authorized an ordinance Tuesday morning to buy winter uniforms. One hundred uniforms and caps for police will be ordered and 970 uniforms and caps for firemen were approved.
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