Pickets Try to Shut Mills as Delaware Plans Watch
In Lawrence Massachusetts 15000 workers ignore strike calls as out of town pickets head there but police guard city approaches. Barre Woolen plant to close for safety after picketing and deaths in the Carolinas. Five of six killed at Howes Path, South Carolina, will have funeral services. National guard remains on duty and flying squads patrol mills. Losses and warnings punctuate ongoing labor unrest ads urge readers to place Lost and Found notices.
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New England
Lawrence
Mass
Maternze
Esby
Dighton
Barre
Barre “Woolen Company
Carolinas
Rons
Howes Path
8. C
Francis J. Gorman
Norman Thomas
Leaader
Soma
National Guard
City Council defers hall remodeling and boulevard extension
The City Council put the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Hall remodeling bids under review with contracts likely awarded next Monday. Remodeling is expected to cost about 8000 dollars. Council unanimously extended Pangborn Boulevard west to Mulberry avenue. Mayor Wertz named a committee of Wagner Elgin Harbaugh Lushbaugh and Greenawalt to revise the plumbing code before printing new rules.
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Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Pangborn Boulevard
Mulberry Avenue
Wertz
Harry R. Wagner
W. Lee Elgin
C. V. Harbaugh
Claggett Lushbaugh
Samuel Greenawalt
Intrigue in Congress Bares Arms Makers Marketing Tactics
The Senate committee exposed private armament firms marketing submarines and contracts to Electric Boat. Testimony centered on Driggs Ordinance and Engineering and allegations of a Navy cruiser sale to Turkey. Chairman Nye and Senator Van Denburg urged scrutiny, with recommendations expected by year’s end.
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Tilson
Connecticut
House
Electric Boat Company
L. L. Driggs
Driggs Ordinance and Engineering Company
Pope
Idaho
Navy Department
Turkey
Driggs
Nye
Vandenburg
Mich
Owith
Congress
Still Up After Three Pints in West Virginia
In Wheeling on September 6, Jimmie Negley argued he was not intoxicated since he was still up with three pints down. Judge Charles H. Bennesten ordered Negley jailed for 10 days.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jimmie Negley
Charles H. Bennesten
Jimmy
Clown Cop and Virgil to Parade with Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Joe Lewis the Clown Cop is famed for the act with his donkey Virgil as Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus brings 700 performers to Hagere town on Thursday September 13. The show features a large menagerie with 2 performances at 2 and 8 pm and doors open an hour early for visitor access. A baby giraffe born in March tops the standout acts.
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Cop
Virgil
Joe Lewis
Hageretown
Joe
Hitler says Germans gain vote only after labor camp service
At Nurnberg Sept 7 Hitler addressed 52000 youths in brown uniforms at Zeppelinfeld. He declared no German may be a voting citizen or hold government work unless he has served in a Nazi labor camp, praising mass labor service as the nation’s future.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf
Hitler
Zepjelin Meadow
National Socialist Party
Ume
Theabor Camp
Market Square
Adolf Hitler Platz
Kidnap Gang Flee After Woman Held In St. Paul Case
Three men identified as leaders of a gang that abducted Edward G. Bremer, wealthy St Paul banker, freed after a $200000 ransom. Fingerprints on gasoline cans tied them to the crime and possible link to William Hamm Jr. abduction. Oklahoma parolees, police questioned women but learned little. A five year old girl found with the women claims adoption. foster mothers and husbands described as gamblers.
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Cummings
Washington
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Bremer
William Hamm, Jr
St. Paul Brewer
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Arthur Barker
Department of Justice
Toledo
Classified Columns Draw Attention Of Successful People
Highly successful individuals routinely scan the classified columns for opportunities and notices. The habit reflects a disciplined approach to leveraging local market signals for investment and employment.
Utilities hold meeting at Alexander in Maryland event
General Electric Company and gas group officials gathered at the Alexander lodge room for a 10 o clock start. Papers were presented by Gibbs Barr Yeaton as golf and bridge prizes were set, with a luncheon, sightseeing, a Ball room dinner at Hotel Alexander, and a closing dance.
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General Electric Company
W. B. Brout
Stout Engineering Laboratories
Frank Fageol
Twin Coach Company
Gas Group
Hagerstown
Fort Frederick
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Cacapon Mountain
Potomac River
Hotel Alexander
I. M. Wertz
Bast and
Raymond
Chatterbox
D. E. Stultz
R. BE
W. A. Tobias
G. P. Mangan
Washington, D. C
FP. A. Alexander
Elkton
C. UR. Burger
Plan for Methodist Unity Traced by 15 Member Committee
New York September 7 The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a fifteen member committee headed by Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes to draft a unification plan. The group was named at a Chicago meeting of the three denominations held August 28 and 29. A Cincinnati meeting in February is expected to consider the plan.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Chicago
Cincinnati
Enlistments at Recruiting Station Report
Sergeant John J. Chop, in charge, reports numerous enlistments and re enlistees across infantry, coast artillery, field artillery, engineers, and medical departments. Open stations in Panama Hawaii Hawaii Philippines and here in the Third Corps Area urge early inquiries for limited vacancies.
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John J. Chop
Elmer D. Selby
Medical Department
Carlisle Barracks
Walter G. Dickinson
Hawaii
Walter L. Smith
W. L. Smith
Smithsburg
Moose Drum Pnd Bugle Corps
Jack E. Fritz
Charles W. Alderton
16Th Field Artillery
Ft. Myer
Joseph A. Heflin
Burman W. Rinehart
Coast Artillery Corps
Panama
Charles E. Kerchner
15Th Infantry
China
John C. Johnston
Paul E. Reed
Robert E H. Nave
Washington, D. C
Army Medical Center
Virgil L. Wade
Daniel Warner
Coast Artillery
C. Z
Clarence E. Bennett
Charles H. Baer
Washington
D. C
Theodore R. Maheffey
Infantry
Coast and Field Artillery
Engineers
Air Corps
Philippines
Third Corps
U.S. A
Milkmaid Queen Crowned at Marshall County Fair
Mrs Goldie Harris is named milk maid queen after drawing seven pounds of milk in two minutes during the third annual county fair at Moundsville West Virginia. The event highlights local farming talent and community spirit as residents gathered for the fair.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Goldie Harris
Marshall County
Motive Sought in Editor Slaying Amid Past Threats
A lone witness told police the gunmen fled in a car with yellow plates after killing the editor known for targeting gambling and vice. Guilford, wounded seven years earlier in a gunmen attack, had warned of threats as his Saturday Press faced suppression challenges tied to a 1925 Minnesota law later overturned by the US Supreme Court.
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Guilford
Minnesota
United States’ Su Preme Court
Minnesota Supreme Court
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