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The Twillingate Sun of Twillingate Newfoundland outlines subscription prices of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 overseas and notes advertising policies short term ads 25 cents per inch with possible reductions and contract rates for long term ads. It also states letters and notes received later than Wednesday noon may not be inserted and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Textile Strike Demands Press for Six Hour Day and Union Recognition
Textile Workers outline six hour day five day week with current wages, set maximum workloads, reinstate all who faced retaliation for union membership, and recognize United Textile Workers as bargaining agent. Arbitration panel proposed. Roosevelt mediation aims to ease dispute as silk and rayon plants shutter. Government aid for strikers’ destitution noted.
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United Textile Workers
Roosevelt
NRA
Christian Science Monitor of
Boston
Gov’t
Endeavour Wins English Challenger Leads In New Port Race
International sailing event off New Port attracts major interest after Monday and Tuesday races. Endeavour, skippered by Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith, secured a win in the latest tests for the $500 Trophy, a silver cup.
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Newport
Endeavour
Thomas Octave “Murdock
Sopwith
Flower Service Holds Memorial at South Side Church
The Flower Service on Sunday drew a large crowd at South Side Church. After the service, the group followed the minister to Arms Cemetery to decorate graves and sing Rock of Ages, then a benediction. Mr. Robert P. Jenkins led a similar service at Rink Road Cemetery. A second service by Jenkins occurred at Little Hr. on Sunday the 9th amid funeral rites for Mrs. Annie Scott.
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South Side
Arms Cemetery
Robert P. Jenking
Rink Road
God’s Acre
Longfellow
Little Hr
R. P. Jenkins
Annie Scott
Riots, shipping and Newfoundland fishery notices
Rioting textile strikers in Woonsocket required soldiers after police were overwhelmed. In Newfoundland, many fishery workers repaid government loans and returned to sole fishing, while vessels like the Malakoff and Morrissey reported on bait and cod oil shipments. The era saw embargoes on hay exports, race results for the British yacht Endeavour, and administrative changes including a new Labrador police unit and hospital leadership shifts.
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St. John’s
Dept. of Natural Resources
Sdr
Mary Solange
John F. Parrott
St. Bernard’s
LaPolle
Kingston
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Reichsbank
Bank of England
Malakoff
Bonavista
Joe Bait
Bay de Verde
St. Mary's
Bob Bartlett
Morrissey
Greenland
Brigits
Cavon Bolt
L. C. Outerbridge
General Synod
Church of England
Montreal
Canada
Newfoundland
Morro Castle
English Yacht En deavours Aims For American Cup Race
Inquiry in New York reports United States Attorney Martin Conboy discusses the kickoff of a series of races. The first event is set for today off Newport as the En deavours seeks to claim the American Cup from the Americans amid high interest and regatta ambiance.
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Quiry
New_York
United States
Martin Conboy
Newport
Regalatrom
St. Mary
Race Delayed After Jib Failure and Hauptman Lindbergh Connection
The borrowed Genosa jib failed costing the race and a postponement was granted to finish a new one. Richard Hauptman, a German stowaway in the U S for eleven years, is linked by police to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping with over 13090 dollars of marked ransom money found in his New York garage.
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Richard Hauptman
United States
New York
Hauptman
Kruschen Salts Restore Girl’s Arm Function
A woman, once crippled by rheumatism, credits Kruschen Salts with restoring use of her right hand within three weeks. She reports relief in sleep and daily tasks, noting two ingredients dissolve uric acid crystals causing rheumatic pain and others help expel them naturally.
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Kruschen Salis
Kruschen
J. H
Personal notes from Clyde visit and regional travels
Mr Claude Young visited Clyde from Grand Falls to see friends while Miss Mary Young, recently training at Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal, came for a holiday. Several locals traveled to Corner Brook Moreton’s Harbour Curling, Musgrave Harbour and other communities. A. L. Barrett of Western Star was elected a director of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association in Montreal.
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Claude Young
Clyde
Grand Falls
Mary Young
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal
Miss Young
Arthur Butcher
Fogo
Barina
Arthur Sharp
Corner Brook
Rev. Vincent
Hedley Brett
Moreton
Dunne
Ambrose Buckingham
Annie
Anstey
Curling
James Inder
Botwood
Herring Neck
Ada
Magpie Hodder
Tizzard
Irene M
Moyday
Pointe
Max Small
Moreton’s
Prospero
St. John’s
Notre Dame Deanery Meeting Attended by Clergy in Twillingate
The half year Chapter of Notre Dame Deanery met in Twillingate from Monday to Thursday led by Rural Dean Rev E M Bishop Rector Grand Falls. Services were held at S Peter's Ivensong Sung Eucharist and Evensong with sermons by Rev J Goodland.
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Chapter of
Notre Dame
E.M. Bishop
Grand Falls
S. Peter's
Ivensong
J. Goodland
Joe Batt
S. Andrew's
S. Peter’s
S Peter's
G. Elliott
C.E.W.A
Twillingate
Dry spell slows Exploits River and paper mill output
The region experiences very dry conditions with the Exploits River at low levels and the paper mill operating at about half time. Farmers had a window to cut late growing grass before a Thursday night shower relieved the dry ground and wells, while fish catching continued and some fish were sunburnt.
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Lnterior
Exploits
In Loving Memory Of Agnes Roberts
In Loving Memory Of my dear atone Agnes Roberts who departed this life September 18 1929 five long years ago. 'Tis hard to say the one we loved so soon should pass away. Inserted by her niece Annie Slade Jenkins Cove Twillingate.
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Agnes Roberts
Annie Slade
Shipping News Update from Coastal Vessels
Aux Bessie Marie arrived from Foga Saturday night and sails to Sydney Tuesday. Schr Marina reached Labrador Sunday with 900 qdls fish. Schr Violet Carrie returned last week with about 300 bria of fish. Mator John Buil next to Change Isids. Mator Dorothy to Lewis porte carrying Drs. Ecke and Mitrick from hospital enroute to USA. Cape Pie heading north via Sauray night.
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Aux
Bessie Marie
Foga
Sydney
Cape Pie
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Thurday
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A. Harnett, Sec
Wild: Fruit Act
Department of Natural
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Ermen
Labrador
Grand. Bank
John Hope Simpson
Represe
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Raleigh
Ship Cove
Bernard D. Lilly
Joseph O'Leary
States
Rainbow
Commission of Govt
General Hopital
Keegan
E. Leo Sharpe
Sharpe
Murray Levick
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Gander River
Commissioner For Justice
Maxwell Button
Dept. of Nature Resources
J. C. Puddester
Herbert George Dawe
Seal Cove
Carnegie Corporation
Memorial College
St. John's
Terra Nova
Kelly
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Chemisne R.R.R. Radway
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Confederation Life
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