Pinchot Sees President On Mine Crisis
President Roosevelt summoned Attorney General Cummings and Secretary Perkins to a White House conference with Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania over the coal crisis. Reports said 16 miners were shot by guards in Pennsylvania’s bituminous fields as Pinchot rushed to the White House upon learning of the incident.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cummings
Perkins
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
White House
Cuban Chief May Demand Full Power
President Gray San Martin labors on a Manifesto amid reports he will seek dictatorial authority to quell disorders. Palace sources cite state security measures as police reserves stand ready with rifles. Rumors of army discord surface as two soldiers die in 24 hours and assaults target police stations. Strikes persist in Antilla.
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Havana
Gray San Martin
Tenth
Antilla
Lindsay challenges heckler at campaign meeting
A. H. Lindsay campaigner for his father Alexander P. Lindsay a judicial candidate faced interruptions at multiple meetings in Pittsburgh on September 14. After a near row he invited the heckler to speak and received a response saying God bless you__.
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Pittsburgh
A. H. Lindsay
Alexander P. Lindsay
Lindsay
Bullet Hole In Glass At Local Dentist Office
Investigators probe an apparent attempt on Dr Crown O Diehl after a bullet pierced a window in the Young Building. Police suspect an accidental discharge from a nearby hotel, with a 32 caliber bullet passing through pane and curtain. No bullet recovered.
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Crown O. Diehl
Wks
Young
Diehl
Jefferson County Jockey Club awards race track contract
The Jefferson County Shenandoah Jockey Club awarded Eastern Engineers, Inc. the $126,000 contract to build a race track and grandstand at the Charles Town Horse Show Grounds. Construction should start soon and finish by December 1 for the first race meet.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County Shenandoah Jockey Club
Charles Town Horse Show Grounds
Eastern Engineers, Inc
Ritchie Sets November 1 for Special Maryland Assembly
Governor Albert C. Ritchie announces November 1 as the approximate date for a special session to consider liquor control in Maryland ahead of the anticipated repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Garrett County shows a dry majority while Maryland voters refine positions on repeal and beer sales. The 24 delegates to Annapolis for ratification of the twenty first amendment will attend a luncheon at the executive mansion.
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Albert C. Ritchie
General Assembly
Maryland
Ritchie
Garrett
Garrett County
Oakland
Dorchester
Gomernet
Annapolis
Ture
vMce
Roosevelt presses recovery drive for jobs and prices
President Roosevelt outlined a vigorous national recovery push aiming to reopen banks and expand credit to business and agriculture. He sought quick settlement of NRA code issues with soft coal and awaited a central agreement on collective bargaining while coordinating with key aides.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Jury Deliberates Suit Over Claire Windsor Affair
A seven man five woman jury in Los Angeles began deliberations on whether actress Claire Windsor stole the affections of Albert C. Read Jr. The $100,000 suit by Marian Read, Read’s ex wife, details divorces and alleged affairs. Final arguments wrapped and the judge’s instructions awaited.
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Los Angeles
Claire Windsor
Albert C. Read
Miss Windsor
Marian Read
Addie Mills Sinks With Two On Board In Chesapeake Bay
The 65-foot power boat Addie Mills carrying watermelons sank at night in the Cutoff channel between Fort Howard and Sparrows Point. Captain Noah Bryant and one other man were aboard and were rescued or rescued officials reported.
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Baltimore
Addie Mills
Salisbury
Fort Howard
Sparrows Point
Chesapeake Bay
Noah Bryant
Coast Guard
Millions See Nine Hour NRA Recovery Parade
New York on September 14 sees 160000 marchers in the NRA parade routing along Fifth Avenue from Washington Square to 58th Street. The event draws vast crowds while 1.5 million spectators line the route in support of Roosevelt's recovery program amid patriotic displays and ticker tape.
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New York
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Public
42Nd Street
Hugh
Johnson
New Jersey
Connecticut
Associated Press
Grand Canyon
NRA
John J.pershing
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington Square
14Th Street
58Th Street
Roosevelt
Ocean City Channel Funding Secured by Ickes
Secretary Ickes announced a $281 000 allotment to dredge a six foot channel and build retaining walls at Ocean City harbor and Sinepuxent Bay Maryland.
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Washington
Ickes
Ocean City Harbor
Snd Sinepuxent Bay
Maryland
Squirrel Season Opens Tomorrow in Washington County
The squirrel hunting season starts tomorrow in Washington County with about 1000 licenses issued at the Clerk of Court office. Wardens anticipate an excellent season as game appears plentiful. dove hunters report fair success since September 1. Squirrel season runs until October 16, ending September 30 for dove.
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Washington County
Wheel and Tire Stolen from Visitor at Lancaster Fairgrounds
George M. Stubbins of Lancaster reported a wheel and tire stolen from his car while at the fairgrounds yesterday. Police are investigating the theft.
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George M. Stubbins
Lancaster
Blaze on Midway Threatens Fairgrounds Fire
Quick action by Pioneer fire company at the Fairgrounds checked a fire that started on the Midway. An eating place floor near Herman candy stand burned the floor and counter before 50 gallons of chemicals brought the blaze under control. No other stalls were damaged.
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Pioneer Fire Company
Fairgrounds
Counterfeit Suspects Cleared After Police Questioning
Two men Allen Candy of Buffalo and Roy Gaston of Augusta Ga were detained as counterfeit suspects but were released after questioning. The bill proved to be stage money and credentials established their innocence. One man matched a Virginia murder suspect description, but a routine check proved the match false.
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Allen Candy
Buffalo
Roy Gaston
Augusta
Virginia
Locust Tree Blooming in Yard of John Aumen
A locust tree is in full bloom in the yard of John Aumen. The bark and branches are visible, with green leaves and dense blossoms thriving despite unclear surrounding context.
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John
Aumen
Man Finds Tooth Grows Under Plate After Years
Edward Ralph of Pomeroy Ohio aged 59 suffered a tooth that grew beneath his plate after ten years with false teeth. An X ray revealed the new tooth anchored to his jaw bone. Surgeons treated him and he returned to wearing false teeth.
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Pomeroy
Edward Ralph
Ralph
Possible NYSE Move to New Jersey Stirs Tax Debate
A threat to relocate a New York Stock Exchange branch to New Jersey to dodge city taxes grew firmer. Cadwalader Wickersham and Taft studied legal steps per a leading brokerage house. Newark and Jersey City were named as potential sites if the move proceeds.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Cadwalader, Wickersham and Taft
Stock Exchange
Financial District
John P. O’brien
Newark
Jersey City
North Jersey
Ex‑president Machado’s Montreal guards rise after rebel group sighting
Extra guards were posted around Gerardo Machado’s hotel suite in Montreal after reports that Cuban revolutionary group ABC members were present. The ABC helped topple the Machado regime, raising security concerns in retirement. In Turkey, an earthquake near Hassankare caused feared heavy loss of life and property with communications cut.
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Montreal
Gerardo Machado
Cuban Revolutionary Society
Machado
Hassankare
Erceram
Slso
Unemployed Bureau Registers 1600 Citywide
North Jonathan street office reports 1600 people registered with the federal re employment bureau. About 60 percent have found work. L B Stouffer says 70 workers for the Clearspring water system contract will come from the office. About 101 unemployed from Wilmamaport and 60 from Big Pool and Clearspring areas signed in. Geological survey at Conoco nechague employs eleven workers.
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Federal Re-Employment Bureau
North Jonathan Street
Brewer L. Stouffer
Stoutter
Wil- Mamaport
Big Pool
Clearspring
Conococheague
Bold Hold Up At Fairfield National Bank In Maryland
A lone bandit robbed Fairfield National Bank in Pairfel d Pa about 9 46 this morning taking 600 dollars from Cashier R W Martin and Clerk A M Moore. He fled in a Chevrolet coach with Pennsylvania plate 909H3, pursued by a posse as state police sealed the roads. No customers were present and alarm was raised after he left.
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Fairfield National Bank
Pairfeld
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
R. W. Martin
A. M. Moore
Gar
Maryland
Maryland Line
Rioting at Three Soft Coal Mines in Pennsylvania
In Uniontown and nearby mines owned by the H C Frick Coke Co, sixteen men were shot and over eighty were beaten or stoned as clashes between pickets and deputies escalated. At the Gates mine fourteen were shot. tear gas, clubs, and stones flew as deputies fired in self defense. Wounded ranged from arm injuries to a severed limb. Ambulances rushed casualties to hospitals for treatment.
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Uniontown
Gates
Louis
Kramer
Bilis
Mike ‘Cutwtight
Edenborn
John Gannow
Pack of wild dogs hunted near Towson by police
A pack of wild dogs that attacked two automobiles on nearby highways was hunted today by Baltimore county police. Residents have long suffered, but last night the animals allegedly leaped at moving vehicles. Driver William T. Ballard of Rax-ton Md reported the incident and asked permission to carry a pistol in his car.
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Towson
Baltimore County
William T. Ballard
Raxton
Still Day There Cumberland Md Sept 14 County Returns Repeal Vote
Garret county reports 0 results from the repeal election with unofficial tallies showing city and county totals separated by about 30 votes. Official canvass begins today at noon and will determine the outcome.
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Cumberland
Garret County
Great Fair Eyes Record Crowds Despite Weather
Great Hagerstown Fair proceeds amid rain fears as Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson are expected to attend Governor's Day. Andrew K. Coffman announces free admission for children with parents for the rest of the week and notes School Children's Day is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
David J. Lewis
Andrew K. Coffman
Fox Movietone Men Film Governor Day at Ma yerstown Fair
Fox Movietone men Mesers Waldron and Williams arrived for Governor's Day at the Ma yerstown Fair. Waldron to film, Williams to operate movistones. Governor Mitchie guest of honor with action footage planned and talks on the grounds as exhibitors remain open tonight.
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Fox Movietone Men
Fox Movietone News
Mesers
Waldron
Williams
Tenyn
Mayerstown Fair
Reese
Mitchie
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