Labor foes seek ban on injunctions in NY assembly action
Albany March 26 A Labor Federation push against court used injunctions in strikes seeks nationwide spread with Assemblyman Frederick L Hackenburg proposing a bill to prohibit injunctions in labor disputes. He says courts misuse discretionary powers. a similar move is planned in other states this year or next. Also noted, the Crawford and Agricultural Show dates are announced from August 30 to September 4.
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Albany
N.Y
American Federation of Labor
New York
Bhi
Hackenburg
Johor Dragotas
Cold Weather Riding Fruit and Orchard Outlook in County
Weather turning colder over the weekend brings relief to Washington County fruit growers. Buds on peach and other early crops are swollen but not damaged, following a sequence of warm days. Growers hope the cold spell lasts several weeks to pass the danger point, recalling frost damage two years ago when peaches bloomed early and were hurt by a freeze.
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Wishington
Croware
Wik Ue
Premont
Quinn Named at Cumberland Saint Patrick’s Church Appointment
Baltimore March 26. Areh bishop Mishaotd Curtey announced Rev. James Quinn would serve as pastor at St. Patrick's Church Cumberland succeeding Mon algaor diwardk f. Wonder, Monaignor Water Tadd. Curtey designated as successor to the previous officeholders in the Cumberland diocese.
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Baltimore
Curtey
Baltimora
James Quinn Wa Powler
St. Patrick's Church
Cumberland
Macylad
Lasu Monalgaor
F. Wonder
Prima Donna to Broadcast Tonight from New York
Maria Jovites Austrian soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company makes her radio debut tonight at 9 PM Eastern. Baritone Emilio De Gorguza and Efrem Zimbalist violinist join her as they broadcast on WJZ New York and extend to KYW Chicago KOKA Pittsburgh WBZ Springfield WGY Schenectady LWRO Washington. Each artist performs two groups of pieces.
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New York
Maria Jovites
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Emilio de Gorguza
Efrem Zimbalini
Aluo
Allong
Schrectady
LWRO
Washington
Woman fires at marauders in Half Way town
A shot gun blast from a woman targets a youth gang 16 to 19 years old blamed for nightly crimes on Virginia avenue Cherougie near Tawa Haya. Houses have been set afire and windows damaged as residents report stones and property damage. Sheriff Duffey and Sheriff Daley plan further actions as arrests expected.
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Tawa Haya
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Duffey
Daley
Aleps
Herald
Freeze Riles Vegetation in Riddle West Kansas
A winter storm swept through Riddle West Kansas causing freezing temperatures and damage to early vegetation. The weather office reported 22 degree readings with expectations of subfreezing levels through Saturday morning. Reports speak of cold winds and garden losses across the region.
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Lonlabi
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Medea
Potomac Edison seeks Loop route permit to run buses
Potomac Edison Co asks mayor and city council for permission to replace Loop trolley cars with motor buses. The move follows street commission plans to remove Mulberry Street sections this summer. If approved, riders may face new ticketing costs as the company shifts from trolleys to buses.
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Maylor
Potomac Edison Co
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Antle
Dion
Liu Company
Hiissen Iustionil
Spare Rod If Parents Have A Bad Temper In Baltimore
Magistrate Paul Johannsen told Abelson 36 of 600 price street to spare the rod after an attack on his son Bernard 18 last night. Abelson admitted losing temper and using a strap on the boy following a movie outing. The incident occurred near Payson and back the streets as the boy returned money from his mother’s pocketbook. He was taken to the shack with his father in pursuit. Abelson faces a $46 fine today.
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Baltimore
Paul Johannsen
Ours Abelson
Abelson
Bernard Abelson
Payson
Prison release and famed heist tale from Chicago era
A labor leader from Chlenso is freed from Federal prison after serving a four year term for an $860,000 waterfront robbery. Court procedures and prison conditions are noted, with references to workers unions and prior gas warfare experience shaping the tale.
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Teaven
Maru
Mately
Politeat
Chlenso
Panitentiary
Lyon
Priton
Uist
Tsaware
Skoth
Oraty
Petition to Secure Release of Cummings
Petition to secure the release of Harry A. Cummings of Harpers Ferry, detained amid coroner jury blame in Charley W. Moore’s death. Justice Wagaman to set hearing. Cummings released on bail sought. Charles Town arrestee Towns to appear, and James Chowning sought for arrest on two allegations.
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Harry A. Cummings
Harpers Parry
Charley W. Moore
Sandy Hoole
Cauonings
Releate Js
Scott M. Worfinger
Forrest W. Brown
Charles Town
Julgo Wagaman
Camills
Duffey
Towns
Gerstown
Harry Moore
Cummings
Stole
Rosubde
James
Chowning
Moore
Boston
Ringgold Family Auto Damaged by Escaped Cow
A Ringgold family car was badly damaged when a frightened cow jumped onto the state road near Hagerstown evening, knocking the vehicle off the road. The animal escaped injury. the car had to be towed from the scene.
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Welly Shokey
Mg.gold
Hageratown
Panstus
Jack Horner Wins Classic at Acintrg Turf Meet
A garbled report notes Jack Horner claiming victory at a classic race event amid unclear names and affiliations including references to ACINTREG and various pseudonyms. The piece mentions horses, handlers, and an American owner in a crowded, mistranscribed caption.
Cracked Skull Proves Fatal in Auto Crash
A man identified as Leon ard of Chesler, ML, died at University Hospital after a collision on the Washington Boulevard yesterday. Edward A. Mrullt, a delivery driver, was critically injured when a second car sped at high speed to avoid a crash, striking a pole and overturning. the accident severely damaged both vehicles and injured others.
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Leonard
Ge Camplot
Chesler
University Hospital
Dha Waalineton Boulevart
Edward A. Mrullt
Delver
The
Machins
Brad
Obituary: Edward Mabop of Grand Rapids dies at 60
Tadich Mich March St. Ue Right Rev Edward Mabop of the Cathal diocesa Grand Rapids died suddenly at home here today. He was 60 years old.
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Edward BP
Keltoy
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Cathal Diocesa
Grand Rapids
Tibetan Women Most Beautiful
London reports Tibetan women crowned in global beauty contests as Rin-Chen Lha-Ma rises to fame. The book We Tibetans notes Westerners’ features as not aligning with Tibetan standards, while describing Tibetan customs such as non smoking and avoided makeup.
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Flappera
France
Great Beltain
América
Louis M. King
Rin-Chen Lha-Ma
Cara
Tibet
Campaign for Fire Chief Sees Tight Election
One of the warmest campaigns in local volunteer fire history centers on the city’s upcoming election Monday night by Mayor Charles C. Bowman. Five fire companies plan to meet, with Ed ward Munson and George Alexander as primary candidates vying for the top post.
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Prcle
Flratshiel
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George Alexander
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Western Enterprise
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Flrat
Howe
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Munson
Hoge Flye
Pionesia
Flood Waters Recede Amid Michigan Flooding Report
Detroit reports flood waters receding from streams in the Michigan Thumb and Saginaw valley. A potential heavy rain could raise damage again. meanwhile attention shifts to political actions as impeachment efforts surface in federal judiciary debates.
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Macch
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Saginaw
Witt River
Shipstead 10 Speak Here at Paulo Meeting
A public gathering in Maryland features United States Senator Shipstead of Minnesota, organizer Cruden of the Brotherhood of Baghwece, and Major of the Brotherhood of Ironman as speakers. The event, set for Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Max's Analony, aims to address local industrial and civic interests, attracting notable attendees and public attention.
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Che Alpina
Weatarn
Maryland
Realleouel
Tin Max
United States
Shipstead
Minnisota
Cruden
The
Brotherhood of Baghwece
A. We. Major
Rotherhood of Ironman
Kellogg Says Peru and Chile Accept U S Mediation Help
Secretary Kellogg announced that Peru and Chile accepted the United States good offices to settle the Tacna Arica dispute. Mediation procedures are being arranged with Washington, Santiago, and Lima as dialogue continues. The plan may involve diplomatic rounds and potential arbitral discussions, with no final settlement yet.
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Washington
Peru
Chile
United States
Tacna-Arica
Wce
Santiago
Lima
Oa Ae
Coolidge
Wshington
Hugh
South America
Hughes
Pershing
Smith Blamed At Inquest For Koontz Death
Inquest jury at police headquarters named Edward Smith of Bagtown as responsible for the death of Clarence Is Koontz a 21 year old who died from a gunshot wound to the head after an incident at Smiths home last Sunday evening. Witnesses testified to a confrontation prior to the shooting and the jury returned its finding after five witnesses described the events and alleged motives. The inquest was led by Juvieshower acting coroner with testimony from Kunsell Braganler and others. The proceedings concluded with the jury holding Smith responsible for Koontzs death.
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Lele Cily
Ialward Smith
Bagtown
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Lha
Smith
Haan
Wag Kunsell Hraganler
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Ralph Tlurtte
Howard Semigr
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Boge Town
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Matta
Soulth
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