Ickes Declines New Post Amid Roosevelt Coal Debate
Secretary Ickes refused an informal invitation to head the bituminous coal code administration while Roosevelt pressed for broader powers over soft coal. NRA officials continued setting basic minimum rates, with a Western Kentucky panel opposing the proposed 3.84 dollar daily rate, arguing it trails Northern operators. Scheduled airlines carried 195,874 passengers in the first tenth of 193.
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Edward Spielman Observes 30th Gas Company Anniversary
Do You Recall Edward Bd Spielman superintendent of the Gas Company quietly observing his 30th anniversary of employment. The Annual Conference adopted resolutions expressing regret over the removal of Major J Byron and Dr A P Stauffer from the Board of Education. A large barn on the Hoo Highiman farm near Robersville burned with 25 tons of hay and feed. Dr C R Schetler county health officer reported fifteen smallpox cases in the county. Revs F R Barley and W L Lynn attended a Methodist Episcopal pastors conference in Martinsburg.
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Goosebone prophet predicts severe winter in Berks County
Years ago today Elias Hartz warned of a harsh winter. The New Hope United Brethren Church near Williamsport was rededicated with Rev. C. C. Gohn as pastor. The Fair Board annual banquet drew a large crowd led by President John W. Stonebraker. John L. Cost and Charley Creager served food. Prof. Almon W. Vincent, Kee Mar College music director, was chosen choirmaster at St Johns Episcopal Church.
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Lefty Grove Beats Tigers for 23rd Win of Season
In Philadelphia on September 29 Lefty Grove secured his 23rd win as the Athletics edged the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1. The Tigers suffered a knee injury to Detroit third baseman Marve Owen in the sixth inning, while Philadelphia tallied in the first, fifth, and ninth to seal the victory. Pitchers Fischer Hayworth Pasek Grave and Cochrane contributed to the pitching effort.
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Forage poisoning in Maryland horses identified as encephalomyelitis
Dr. H W Schoening director of the Agriculture department pathology division identifies the recent horse deaths in Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore as equine encephalomyelitis. He states the illness has been demonstrated as the same disease affecting horses in the west with the virus isolated by department experts.
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Local Quotations Prices Paid Farmers
Prices paid farmers for local quotations reflect market conditions and crop reports. The note discusses consumer sentiment and mood phrases used to describe low spirits as the doldrums in rural communities.
Pirates Blank Brooklyn Club to Close Season Strong
Pittsburgh Pirates defeat Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 1 to finish home season in second place in the National League. Bill Swift held Brooklyn to four hits as Pittsburgh built a lead over idle Chicago Cubs to one and a half games. Keys came with two timely hits in the third and two more in the sixth, aided by Lindstrom’s sacrifice and fourth inning runs.
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Alexandre Dumas the Elder Icon of 19th Century Literature
A fragmented note highlights Alexandre Dumas the Elder as a premier French novelist and dramatist, revered as one of the most prolific literary figures of his era.
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