Postal Clerks Protest Threats Over Union Leader
Washington reports say postal clerks protested an implied threat by Postmaster Dolph to discharge union members in St Louis or Freeman president of the organization resigns and resignations prompted a White House approach led by Thomas Elischerty secretary of the national association. Gilbert E Wyatt, president of the national association, accuses an effort to "get" Freeman for his outspoken actions while Acting Postmaster General Koons declined to comment.
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Householders Urged to Oppose Freight Rate Hikes
Washington reports householders urged to resist possible price increases linked to new interstate freight rates. Economist W J Liuck of railroad labor groups says increases cannot justify higher meat prices per pound shoes per pair suit prices or bread loaf costs. Government should guard against unjust burdens on the public.
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Albanians Seek American Olives Trade Interest
Albanians in Tirana express desire to import American olives after Wind grows on the market and Red Cross workers ship a few samples for tasting. Prior olives in Albania were green or brined and picked when ripe, limited by preservation methods. Locals find the U.S. green olives superior and see potential for a broader Albanian market.
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Victims of Tragedy in Dangerous Shape
In Los Angeles California two youths face critical injuries after a double shooting Saturday afternoon. Harrison M Beal and Lorraine Gladya Barnes were wounded at county hospital. Beal shot Barnes after she refused to live with him and then killed himself.
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Saga targets 48 army paymasters over 1914 fund losses
Mexico City August 24. Proceed Saga against 48 army paymasters pending in federal courts. Disappearances since 1914 involve more than 2 090 600 pesos of army funds. Excelsior quotes Attorney General Benardy Neil. The AG desires to push cases and seek extradition of paymasters who fled to other countries.
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No-To-Bac claims relief from tobacco habit
Advertises No-To-Bac as a remedy to stop smoking and chewing cravings. Promises rapid, mental and physical improvement and a money-back guarantee if cravings return. Claims product is made by Cascarets owners and widely trusted.
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London social season falls short of old time glamor
London’s autumn social circuit failed to spark as expected. High prices and waning interest left Hyde Park crowds small and Covent Garden opera muted, with many society figures noting a distinct lack of glamour and warm receptions as the season wound down.
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Austrian Bill Seeks Wealth Tax Amid Turbulent Debate
In Vienna the wealth tax bill advances after amendments by Reparations official Gounopayan and opposition claims of political interference. The debate features ministers asserting novelty and danger, with critics warning of bribery and political pressure as the measure moves toward final consideration.
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Roosevelt's Trip to Frisco Is Delayed
Roosevelt's campaign train to San Francisco was six hours late due to a freight wreck near a Grand, Oregon. The delay disrupted a noonday luncheon planned by a San Francisco charity and pushed Roosevelt's schedule back from 9:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. local time.
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Fire outlook sparks worry in Portland forest regions
Forest officers warn of dry hot winds forecast for the coming days. Officials say such winds drive fire speed and threaten efforts to fight fires. Several fires have started in northern and western areas but remain largely controlled by central authorities.
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Man Identified in Clinton Death Case
Police reveal George Riley age 50 of Dubuque as man found ill in Clinton and died at a local hospital. Riley had served a county jail sentence last winter for drunkenness. Death thought to be caused by weak alcohol poisoning.
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Hanging at San Quentin Paroled Postponed For Wash Day
The hanging of Paul Pannovich alias Arthur Volling scheduled at San Quentin was postponed due to wash day. His original murder sentence from Los Angeles set the execution date for August 28. Governor Stephens reprieved Tanneviel to September 3, termed hangman’s day in the report.
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Wanamaker Burial Held After Atlantic City Hire
Mrs. Wanamaker is laid to rest in a funeral held near Philadelphia after a service in Atlantic City last Friday. The ceremony paid tribute to the widow in a rural hamlet setting, with relatives and local residents in attendance. The incident underscores a local transition as family mourns and a community reflects on the recent hire.
Speaking Dates for Cox Are Announced in West
The Democratic National Committee announces Governor Cox speaking dates for the western zone. Planned stops include Fargo September 7, Billings and Helena September 8, Missoula September 9, Spokane September 10, and Seattle September 11.
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Benzal Explosion Kills Engineer in Toledo Incident
A Toledo report states engineer Weldon Jensen was killed and several workers injured when a front fan tank containing forty watts of Bengal exploded at a plant. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Bolt Victim Reclaims Health After Lightning Strike
In Jackson Mississippi Mrs J M Miller wife of a prominent Seminary merchant was restored to health after a lightning bolt struck her room leaving her unconscious and her shoes torn. An aviation attorney claimed vindication in a separate San Francisco case involving graft allegations and embezzlement charges with affidavits from a key witness.
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No TPLEY Bout Announced for November or December
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Hay City Plans Big San Francisco Warehouse Harbor Project
The state board of harbor commissioners will establish a port warehouse on the harbor front at the old hay wharf site in Hay City to consolidate ship rail and storage facilities. Chief Engineer Frank White outlined a $2,300,000 plan as the port’s largest single construction program to date.
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