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DYNAMITERS WRECK 2 BUILDINGS; DAMAGE 10 A Paper ¥or The Home SUNDAY INDEPENDENT LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH REPORT TO 3 A. M. SUNDAY The WEATHER Wftflhinirion. Pw. 4—^;lult•m r>nn- ff> )van!ii; t'lnndy. followed by nnow Suniloy Rftomonn or niRht; Montlny iinnw or rain; not qiilt#» t»o cold. SIXTY PAGES The Only Sunday Nrvvspiippr Covrring lh« Wyonilnir Valley WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, DEC. 5, 1926 .ij 8i>i-onil Class Mull Matter VIUCE EKiHT CENTS OPERATORS ASK FOR NINE-HOUR DAY AT MINES; STRIKE GRIEVANCES UP; DRY RAIDERS ACTIVE OF DENS Court Commends Troopers Of Wyoming Barracks For Acting In Violations HEAVY FINES ADDED Robbers Escape With A Fortune Crimes T^at Include Murder Are Cause Of Cleanup That Closes Vivid Careers OLD FORGE HARD HIT we rrlson door* opened yesterday for underworld loaders ua a raeult of an onslaught directed by State police iiffainst vice centers in northeaatem Pennsylvania. Five proprietors of al¬ leged (llitorde>rly eAtabllsliments In Old Korpft and vicinity were given Jail sentcr^ces and ordered to pay heavy t\neH. ' Two more defendants fallted to appear for trial and will be called later Into IjAckawanna court Th« clean-up developed from the uiiHolved murder of Jennie Vlsato, nineleen-year-old Old Korffo fflri. whose body wa:j foujid In a fleld at Plttston tuo we«»k.H apo. Police hnve l^en unable to solve the crime which t.s one of a half dozen murders that huvo defied detection in the upper cnil Of the cout^ty In tho past year. Au- ihorltles of iMttuton la.<«t night admlt- tetl having rc^'lased two more suspects during the day. .\ lone prisoner Is being held a.") the sole result of two weeks of Invest Igatlon. The underworld leaders sent to 'iHon were herded Into Lackawanna lounty court at Soranton after they had been convicted or hod pleaded iruUty to charge.i filed by .State police and detectives on the st'..:i: of Sheriff Gomcr C Ouvin. Captain Wtlllani Clark of tho constabulary directed tho preparation of some of the warnint.s. Tho prisoners, some of whom havr long been Identified with vice con'il tlonti rampant in Old Korge, were brdught before President Judge K. O. Newcomb, Judge Albert I.. Watson and Judge A. T. gearle oresidlng in separate court rooms. Jail Sentences Angelo I.<uvuolla and Annie Mlnnlo, at various times owners of the notor¬ ious Roma. Hotel at Old Korgo, wore •enteiwcd by Judge Newcomb to pay flnee of $600 and undergo imprison¬ ment for u minimum term of one year anil sit months In the I^cKawunnu Jail. Bella Bums, self-confessed pro¬ prietress of another Old Forge bawdy establi^ibinent, was ordered to serve olchteen months in prison and pay a fine of t'OO. Tony Delftao, proprietor of the no¬ torious "Blue Goose" roadhouse at Peckvllle, and Lewis Monsung, pro¬ prietor of tho notorious 'Pig Farm" resort at Throop, were each sentenced by Judge Searle to pay flnrs of 1500 each, the costs of prosecution, and to serve eighteen months In the county JUI- Judge Watson Imposed a fine of (Turn to page A-15, plea.se) Rochester, Minn., Dec. 4—A scries of spasmodic bank robber¬ ies in tho northwest during the past three yeara was climaxed with the most daring of all to¬ day when bandits raided the Olmstead County Bank and Trust Company, wounded two policemen and escaped with $40,000 in cash and liberty bonds. Unmasked and each armed with two "revolvers, except for one who carried n shot gun, five of tho gangsters entered the bank Just after it opened for business. They had control of the Institu¬ tion in 80 seconds. C. F. Dabelstlne, the President, was knocked down twice, a wild shot was fired at a teller and eleven employes were forced to lie face down on the floor. Then Dabclstine was made to open the vault. Arthur P. Cunningham, the teller at whom the shot was fired, brkved death by reaching over to press tho button of a burglar alarm. His act escaped the banditi eyes. The alarm sum¬ moned the police. When the bandits filed out they met the officers. In the battle which followed, policemen Che.s- ter Fellow.s and W. A. Hutchin¬ son were wounded in the legs. Then the bandits with two car.s fled toward St. Paul. A check showed that half the loot was in Liberty bonds and that $25,000 in cash and currency in the vault and cages had been overlooked. WALES AODERSOLD IS REPORT HEARD OF INDUSTRY HERE West Side Plant To Be De¬ voted To Manufacture Of More Profitable Device IPIACES OF ATTACKS Officers Of State And Federal Forces Take Part In Mop¬ ping Up Liquor PROPRIETORS HELD Six Men Of Prohibition Unit In This City Are Relieved Of Their Posts THREE SUBSTITUTIONS OFFICIALS SILENT Negotiations extending over several weeks were reported ye-sterday near completion for the sale of the Wales .Xilder Machine Company of Kingston to outside Interests, It wiis unofHclul- ly reported th.it the corporallon'.i bus¬ iness, good will B^d equipment will be pinchii.sed by the Alien Calculator Company of Phliiuiclphio. The deal will in no way disturb the conduct of tho Powers Tabulator Comt>any, which at present Is occupying the gi^nter part of tho Wales factory at Kingston. Local capitalists who control the Wales Adder were reticent In dl.scus- .tlng details of the Impending trans- action but there Is every certainty it will go through, relluliie sources Indi¬ cated. Recent conferences between oltleials of the Adding machine com¬ pany and the Allen Calculator people have decided the price to be paid but (Continued on page 4, section 2) 8 MINE INSPECTORS ASSIGNED BY WALSH Joseph J. Walsh, secretary of the State Bureau of Mines, ye.sterday as¬ signed eight mine Inspectors to dif¬ ferent districts In the sathraclte field. Inspector William Reed was assign¬ ed to the First district. He Is one of the older Inspectors and had previous¬ ly served In tho Twenty-Second dis¬ trict. The First district Includes the Bert Oolden was designated by the Carbondals and Forest City areas. ¦ecretur>- of mines to the Seventh dis¬ trict, which comprises upper Luzerne and Lackawanna counties. . John L Plcton will have charge of vie Fourteenth dl.strtct. This district i>..ers the lower Xantlcoke region. The Seventh district will come under the supervision of William J. Clem¬ ents. The district Includes the Lans- foid region. Inspector T. A. Ryan was as,slgned to the KIghtcenth district, which com- pri.tes the Tumoqua are^ The designation for the Nineteenth diatxict went to Inspector Cbarlea O. Fromme. This district Is In the South¬ ern Schuylkill region and headquarters Is at Pottsvllle. Inspector William R. BottOmley will supervise the work Ir. the Twenty. First district, which Includes the Shen- :indoah areci. James Qiitff'ey will be the Inspector for tho Twenty-Second district. This ilistrtct Is located at Mt. Carmel and Central Itt. ¦pie last seven Inspectors mentioned were appointed by Governor Plnchot last Wedne.sday. Inspector William Reed is one of tho men held over by the governor. Some of the inspectors will begin their duties on Monday. Others will commence on I>eeember 16. Inspectors T. A. Ryan of Hazleton and Inspector John L. Plcton of Ply¬ mouth, are two Luz*me coftnty men appointed by the governor. The Fromme assignment Is only temporary, landing later develop- menta. Seven raids directed at sources of moonshine liquor were made yesterday by authorities here. State police maile six of the seizures while activity of federal enforcement agents resulted In tho discovery of the remaining estab- I Ushraent. The raids occurred In Kd ward.Tvlile, Miners Mills, Parson IMttston and Duryea. All the dofen dants were required to furnish liall for the next grand Jury or ordered to ap¬ pear for later hearings. Sergeant Serry and Privates Stan¬ ley and Holden made the raids au« thorUed by the Stalo twUcc. Their first selrures were made on the Wcsl •Side. They discovered three places In the same nelgbborhoo<l with liquor or, the iiremlses. The owners of the places raided and the results obtained by the police follow ; Harry Levy, 609 M.iin street,' Ell- wardsvllle; quantity of liquor found. Anthony Armuslk, M9 Main street. Edwardsvlile: quantity of liquor taken. Waller Janaskey, 5.'.0 Main street. Kdwardsville; gallon bottle and a pint bottle of liquor confiscated All three defendants gave $1,000 bull before Ju.s- tlce James .Morgan at Kingston. The State police next iitoceedeil to Miners Mills »lieie they entered Hotel Finn lit Ih Her of Hudson Iioud and Main slreil. 'C^-y found u quart tiottle and pint Imttlit of liquor. Rich¬ ard Burk. nroprietor, was arrested and ordered to appear before Justice Van Horn at Kingston tomorrow. Two half barrels of beer and a quan¬ tity of moonshine were uncovered In tho j'lacc of FMward Mulllns at 87S North Main sti-eet. IMttston. At the place of Peter Toole. .',41 .Vain street, Duryea, thft State ptillce found .-i quart of moonshine. Mtillins and Toole were told to ajipear Is'foro Justice of tho I'cacc, Jenkins at West Pitlston. The mid tiiodo by the prohibition en¬ forcement agents took place nt the establishment of Joseph Rosan.sky, 326 Ridge street. I'arson^. The premises consl.st of a store and n dwelling. The search revealed some white mule, some mash and a ZSgalion still. Ro- zansky was taken tn the home of l.:. S. Conilssloner Rosiii ¦ Smith In Kings¬ ton last evening where ho gave $1,000 bail for appearance at the March term of federal court. Six AcmIs Dismissed Thomas J. Cavanaugh. Federal pro¬ hibition adniinl.strutor for Pennsylvan¬ ia, with headquarters at I'hiladelphla. annoimced yesterday that six agents who were connected with Wllkcs- Barre headquarters had twen dismissed "for the good of the service." The report further stated that Charles Hume, present deputy admin¬ istrator at the local headquarters, is to be retained here. It could not be learned Just who the six men dropi>ed are, but rumor la current in rum circles that J. D. Moore, former chief enforcement officer here had been let out. W*lth the dismissed of~slx men it Is understood that only three will be w-nt here to replace them. In cennection with the shakeup It was learned that Attorney lister B. GrlfBth. legal udvl.sor of Wllkes-Harre prohibition unit for some time. Is to be transferred to Philadelphia, under the new plan, and that he is to leave here on or about the first of the year. James FInelll, of the Philadelphia of¬ fice, has been transferred to Wilkes- Barre as chief enforcement ofBcer. There had been reports for some tlm« that changes wore due here, which were verified when Wllkcs- Barre passed from the Jurtsdictlon of Pittsburgh district to that of Phila¬ delphia on Decemtx-r 1, with tfie change In personnel i>llowing almost imiqediately tbcreaftar. Ice Jams Catch Brave Mariners Sault .Sic. Marie, Mich., Dec. 4—The bravery of Great Lakes seamen was put to tho test to¬ day as they battled ice jams in the 800 district in desperate ef¬ forts to relea.-ie aiipi-oximately 1(10 lake vessels which have been caught ill the worst tie up in the hi.slory of tlic lakes. With sub-zero temperatures prevailing and the ice increasing in depth,—at .some places reach¬ ing the bottom—a dozen tugs and liRhters swept Into the jam in an rfTort to clear a path. The crews fuceil the peril of theiii.ielves be¬ ing trapped in the traftlc snarl More than liO men, crews of slii|)s already locked up in ice floes, are cut off from land and unelss they arc released will face the prospect of starvation. At least three ships have been grounded and with a ;ifi mile gale laiihing the icy waters against them, fear was cxpres.seil that they would be dashed to pieces on the rock--^. Captain I'red Pally of Cleve¬ land is in charge of the ico break¬ ing operations, but he admitted the task is .so great that many of the boats may be wrecked before they are released. EXPLOSIVE SCATTERS E vtiEyismN Store And Dwelling At Pittston Are Torn Apart By Great Force Of Blast PLOTTERS ESCAPE E TWELVE ARE HURT 1 MINE MISHAPS; OTHER ACCIDENTS Road Worker Loses Fingers Of One Hand When Caught In Gears Of Roller Engine SEVERAL BURNED Families Numbering Thirty Persons Are Driven Out Into Cold Of The Night FIENDISH ASSAULT TvmTvc mine workTri v.^rr injured ycM'nliiy in iicridcntH nt nearby col- Uerlc-, lionpllal reports hi«t night Indl- riilcd. It wan the heaviest day's toll taken ity the hazjinlN of the anthra¬ cite inhistry In many weeks. An ex¬ plosion nf fraH ouuRht three ^^orknrA but nil esraped with their lives. The other vtrtims are idso on tho mend, the h )^I¦!tlll.H announrod. A Kii.s cxptoKlon ye.stenlay momlnR In Hultiinoro No. 5 tunnel, Hudson Coal <'omiijiny. sent three vk'tlma to General hit.sptlal. Krank ZatulKu, SI, a lalwrer, lit JolinMon «tree!, rlty, rc- celvofl brulseH of 'fie rl^ht elbow, left side and Imrk. Michael MorRun, 27, a hectlnn foninaii, 100 Ka«t Main Klieet, Minri.-, MULs, wan humcil about the htUHJ, liaiid.s and- armH. Ulchard Jones, 87, a fin- l>os.s of I^aurel Htreel, t Ity. suffen'I s'-vens burn.H of the head and hanoa um w'II a« brulHea of the iMfk. Two Plymouth men, Robert Wood, 131 Oaylord avenue, and Andrew Cati- I>er, 235 Circhai'l Mroet, were caught Ijetween two mine cars nt No. 11 col¬ liery. V'ood recMved a broken leg In the accident while Cnnper Kufferod a prolwibje fractunt nf the pelvln and a fractured leg. IMIi vIctimM are In General hospital- Thomas Davi.'i. t!3 yiur« old. of 121 Summit Mtreet. K.lwarddvnic. employ¬ ed by the KlnK>ton Coai Company, BufTered InJuhcK to the legs when he was squeezed Utwten Ciira. He Is In General hoHpttul. Btruck by fallinK rork, Arza Uollup, 28 years old. of '^^ W«Pt Main street. Miners MIIIh. sufT- r-I Hie loss of a toe. He was admilte*! *¦> ' I'-ntral hof^pltal. While nt work i' 'M-- hooml.-^ mine, John DazHick, :o >• <rr^ 'il.i. of Mtddl*; Uoad. Askam. sufr*M'J a crushed hand. He was spragicn? u car at the time of the mishiip H'* ^^f*" t**t«n to Nantlcoke StaK- ho^r^''•»'- Stonley Koto.-.ki. 4> yars old. of U CoiU strBct. I'lymou'N \^ '•* hit by a fall of rock at th'- Tni. d..le colliery. He wtu* tmit.-.i .r. N.:.'i.oke Slate hospital for t*ca1[. ;¦ -'!'•"¦'*• Kiank Hon.lsk. ¦ . •• ". 8 Cleve. land street, Hud.Hon. . nii.Joyc*! as a nipjjer at F'rosp<»ct rnlli' ry. L- V. Coal Company, w . • tn-tween two mine c-im - • "'"« ¦"** *"*- reived a b. : kn»e. U* U in General horvpitui. C'lolhfHi Calrh Kirr Whde working on aii automtiblle In the Nf-lMon guiage. »' King.iton. yea terduy afternoon, Mf ^^"'' teen, 8« iVnn str- ed when his oil- flre :n soma unki.t^ (Turn to pa^Q A-1&. I>evts, nine !y bum- I - caught} '¦r. The A cliarge of I'ynnmlte set off in ih-- Oregon section of IMtthton slmrily after two o'rI«H'k this morning tlul (lamjige to thirteen homes to tint vx tent of flftern thounhnd dotlar-i. Kl^Iit famlllf4i wero driven into tho Mreet as a conscquencu of the attendant fright. It was thu second dynamiting In IMtt.iton within th* past stventy- two hoUTH. The chief placn dynamited this morn¬ ing Is tho large throe-story building owned and occupied by Nicholas Mor- rny, a former member of tho Plftw- ton police force. Tho Mormy family occupy quarters on the seconri floor of th« building. The flmt floor l« used aA a atoret and thr third floor ts d! vUlwl lntx> apartments. Thn charge of dynamite was net beneatli a porch In front of tho storo. Tho chflrg*» iii!i>ed tli*' entire front of the Mnrray building loid tho dam- ago to tikis property wilt exceed eight thousand dollars. ]d«Mnl>ers c^ the Morray and two olber families In the structure were hurleil v. Ith force fnim their bt'ds. None was seriously In¬ jured. Itaster fell on the occupants and other debris added to the fear of the men, womeii and clilldiTn In their effort to escape from the I.ulMlng. Three other slorcs adjoining the Morray bullillng were damaged as well as nine dwellings. The griM-ery store and butcher j^bop of Satii Ill/j,o, lo- ca1<<l at 12I-1'J8 Tornpklii:. ^1 reet, suf¬ fered damage to tho enttn of at least two thousand dollars. I.J4rge plate glass windows were shattcre<l and the stock In both phicps was roiked from the shelves and walls. The grocery store of the .\tlantlc & Pacific Company, at 123 Tom|»klns strt;et and quite tiowe to tho Morray building sufTered considerable damage. Tw'o large windows In this (liace were broken and much of the Misk In th« groiery stfire was burlml on tlur llofir Nine (IwelHnK hou-scs were i>evei«»|y shaken up in lh« nelKht»orl)<>(ii| of tlie dynamiting. Scon.'s of windt>w-s were 8hatter«Ml and the attendant fright of the people w us dn.Mcrlbrd by onn of them a» being luirrtble. Weutlirr IncreaneM Hiifferlng Tlie bitter, cold weather nilded lo the hanlship as most uf the people rushed Into the strer>t scantily uttlrwl. The thennotneler reglsti-red three Je. grefM iit»ove zero .shortly aft.-r the ex¬ plosion and the frighteiiinl |H-op|e shirered continuously until nelghltors came to their rescue ad ushered ihem Into their homes where they managed to keep warm. A detail of Plttston r>olire arrived at the M'enc of the dynamiting five min¬ utes after the charge wan hef t>ff An immediate search of the n* lr.')il>urhood was start<-'| but no <Iue was found that might lend to the apprehension of the perpetrators of thn crime. Mr. Murray Is one of the Ifadlng Italian-American citizens of Plttston He Is popular with his people* and served for a period of four yews as a memtier of the city |>ollce de[iart- ment under the ¦dmtni><irallun of for¬ mer Mayor P K Brown It waan't thought that he had any enemies In the community. This dynamiting was the aecond outrage of this character to (m per-' I»etualerl in Ilttston stm-e Krlday mor¬ ning. At two o** lock on Krt'lay mor ning the store and home of Cha: Cumbo. 48 KiiHt <mk street, v damaged as were six other dw-li.i.^ In the section. A TerrUIr lilsjil The Inde[> T ¦ t^ owner of ;i hhop which eriy. and Mr Ki^^o vatd ibe mi%t>vk wni« the mf>ift M-vere he had e^er hear<l. He uu.'i jostled from his Isd ns were members of his family, and the (.ritsh- Ing of the t.Iate glass In his st*fre served to add to the fright of his family. A conserYatIre estimate of the ^am- COLD IS GENERAL Slight Lct-Up Promised Early In Wcel< With Return Of Frigidity Later On LOW TEMPERATURES Washington. !>ec. 4.--CoW and dreary winter weather for tho east¬ ern United Stales was promised In the ITnlteil States Wfnther burea's wcath- vr oullook tonlK'i^ Hnuws in Uie north Atlantic ^Iatl•s early next week and rains In tho n'st of Iho eastern half of the country wero prei!l»-teil. The wliolo region will have another :tttack of similar w rat her In.ft next week after an Iriiervnl of clear weather In the middle of tho week. Cold weather will hit tho Ohio valley and Tennessee In the mltldle of tho wi«ek and thu Atlanth itt)>l Gulf states In the latter part of tlie week. WALKOUT FEARED CONTINGENT UPON DEMANDS OF MEN Wyoming Valley ChUled Wlnlpr l.s hero. CoM wavefl pi'i riwatflil thr air lii«l night and foroed ihn mrrcury lo diihrt* around thn Mro mark In varlou« paiiji of WyciinlnK ViiUt-y. It waa llin cold- ilf.-it wontht»r rriK>rt<»(! In thin Hrctlon of the country for the flrirt wiiak of December In many yearn. Knrly In tlin evening city shoppora did <louble quick tima whilo paaalng (ram on* HUiifi to nnntlier and iMgiiii ht)inaward JourneyH eiirtler than UHUal. Kxtia ln-il clothe.-* \\ero tha chief ilcmnnd tn mortt home.'*. At midnight men In the rontral city covarfd thrlr oars Willi thnir hanila iind ateppod with conMt<1t:rHble celerity to daatlna- llonji. At .Mountain Top thft tharmomctcr reglaleri'd ono degrae Ix'low rero. At liemlca. Rccor<llng to n raport from tho Ix*lllffh Valley llallroild, It wna two (leere<»a Ix'low. Moth reglalrutlona wore nmdo shortly before midnight. In Nnnllcnka It waa cold hut not *x hitter luf In other localltlea of the val¬ ley. City police III Nunticoke reported eight dogroett aliove at U ; 80 o'clock. In ritlaton luid Weat ritlMlon inn mercury hung doao to aeven above l)etween the tioura of nlno nnil twelve p. m. At Ihn White Hiirdwnre RIore, Knal Murkrt and Houtli Wn.HhIngton atreeia. It wtus four degrcea atMiva at one o'clock thiB morning. Tho aamo tem- Itarnlure wa.'* reported In other porta of the city. UeportK from other aectiona of the valley reud ut one o'clock thia room¬ ing were aa follown: (.nrktvlltc i atiove Nunticoke S above West I'lttMtoii 7 above llyniouth • alaive Duryea « above i'ui.Hona 7 above A(ihley 4 lilKive Exetei C alMivc KlngMton i aliova Tunkhunnoi'k 2 above Mountain Top 1 Iwlow B«rnlio ,. S below Harvey's Ijika 1 t>elo« Outside polnta ahowed Ul folluwa: Bcranton * above fttruudxliurg 2 lielow Hoboken .> 4 below Fuctoryvlllo '. Zero Seek Extra Hour For Coal Digging Notices were posted within ttte past few days at collieries of the (lien Allien t'oal t'onip'Uiy. to the effect that employees should work nine hours dally for the remaining sixteen days before Christmas in onler not to reduie the coal pio- ductlon during the holiday season. A statement In n-lallon to tlie nolii'ca postal by the comiMtny was Issued last night In Scranton by .l.ilin lloylnn, a menilMM- of the ex- et-ntivo board of IMstiUt No. I, Piiite.! Mine Workers of Amerini, in \\ liich lie condenuis the onler of th." Clen Aldcn t'oiil Company. The .statement |M>luts out that n nine hour ilay is In violation of the I9U and 192S agreenien'-. The general grievan.e committee of Die Hudson Coal I'ompany held a meeting In Hcranton last" night an<l endorsfil the statement Issued two hours prevlouHly by iH>ard m«inlM>r Ituylan. Tho committei^ fuiiher passe<l a resolution offer¬ ing Its support to the (lien AMen workers to combst the demand.^ of I he company. No official action ha.'* ynt Iwien taken by th" general grievance committee of tho (Hen Alden oper¬ ations. I Glen Alden And Lehigh Valley Coal Companies Are In¬ volved In Difficulty MEETINGS CALLED Twelve Thousand Men Are Affected By Action To Be Taken In One Case VIOLATION CHARGED '.r li II VKSNKI. IN OANUKIt Nogulea, Arl«.. I>er. •». Tho Me». Icai^Meumer llolivar. currying paaMen- gen* and n cargo of cotton. U agrounil on a nand tmr U'-ar Topolotwmpu, Hlnalou, >fexlco. OFORYOEFICERS; Towline Breaks In Storm And Captured Ship Escapes With Prohibition Agents WIDE SEARCH IS ON Mobile. Ale. Ueo. 4. The Krtmch liquor schooner Art^ne .1, with two American prohibition ofTliers cnptl\e alioanl hure. was i»elng hunted loilay over the Hpanlsh main, haunts of pirates for cent titles The srhooner was hesded for NicaiaKua in an un- Nlfined mdlogram pliki d up ^lere. The m<--<H«ge. adtlresMoil to all ships, said. "The French schooner Arsene J. which broke wrnst on Novf mbar SO with a prohthlllon agent und a mem- l»er of the c*wst guard atHmrd. report eil hratleil for a Nlcuraguuti port. Itr- port Iminediatrly when sighted * (o American Legation ut Managua, Nlo aragua." I'htt mr^suge WHS broadcast over the south (lulf and wils plckiil up by the Tropical Itadlo station hert». The esca [>e 4>f t ho A rsene J n fte r her seUpre by a coast guartl cutter was amazing In Its uudaclly. Two grnerul strikes wero loomlnC on the hori/on last night when ar- Hingements were made for meetlnga of general grievonia comniitteoM of Lehigh Valley Coul Co. ntul Ulen M- den Coal Co. to lake up grls\.ni' i which resulted In strikes at twi> llerles of tho two compiinle.i l.> < i Valley genentl grievance romnu will meet In Union hall on \V><|n.»- i .v afternoon at 1:30 lo taU topping" grievance of Pi i Henry colliery miners. (. i general l>o<ly will met*t on in-- i,,v night at 7:30 to receive a report special cftmmlttee which with district otlldals of I Workers of America ret grievance which resulted In a :Li.ix 400 miners ut Peucti Orchiu-il cull Itaymond Pelaney of Avo*-tt, i dent of Letdgh Valley Coal Co. K' at grievsnce committee. Issued tltf for th*} mAetlnir of Che bo<ly In luion Mall on Wadoaday a/tmoon. Mr I'f- laney salil that frtevanoes at tha vnr< lous collieries will be disctissed and expressed the opinion (hat a strike tall might be Issued if the "topping** grievance at Prospect and Henry col- lerles H not settled soon. Huch A general strike would affect 11000 man. welvn colllurloH will tm represent^ at the meeting. Kmrdoyees of F'rospect ami Henry collieries l>elleve that their "topping** Kilevsnce shouM have been seltletl Im- fore this time. The men were oa iirlke for llire»» days when the retum- etl with the understanding that tha griovancH would l>e tit ken up with comiMiny otnclals and .inlckly ndju.-'t- ed The cfimpany has l»een itoQiaril ing siK Inrht'M itt '"toppUiR'" on e... ti car of coal when it reactit-s tho break «r for preparation. The men coni*-iHl that the flemand Is unfair anil that the six iiu hes of "lopping" should only l>e requested at the face of tha chiunisTH In tiie min«-s INs«harge (auses Strike The dlst ha,r;;() uf Thomas (lurke which resulted In a strike of too men at r''ach Oniiard colliery of (lien Al¬ den ('oal ('o at ParsfuiM has resulted In t he ca lllng of a meet Ing of I he general grievance comniltter of tlin iornr>any for Tue«*lay night at 7:10. tturk**. who Is president of Iik-^ un¬ ion No. 307*1, made up of " t nt Iho i-olllery, and Is cl. the colliery grievance (omrr dim-harged twcuuse he violated a com¬ pany rule against smoking on the col¬ liery grounds, or in the mines. Kollowing his discharge the men employed at the (olllery w«nf out on strike. A committee from r' i Krlevance committee has Ih'< e<| to take Murke's rasa ui- . ..,, ",.. The schoonri. •» ry.Ut. tnrer-mostrd j trlct onicials and to report at the ship with auxiliary motor, was tn tow of the cutter. J. It. 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The WEATHER
Wftflhinirion. Pw. 4—^;lult•m r>nn- ff> )van!ii; t'lnndy. followed by nnow Suniloy Rftomonn or niRht; Montlny iinnw or rain; not qiilt#» t»o cold.
The Only Sunday Nrvvspiippr Covrring lh« Wyonilnir Valley
.ij 8i>i-onil Class Mull Matter
VIUCE EKiHT CENTS
Court Commends Troopers Of Wyoming Barracks For Acting In Violations
Robbers Escape With A Fortune
Crimes T^at Include Murder Are Cause Of Cleanup That Closes Vivid Careers
rrlson door* opened yesterday for underworld loaders ua a raeult of an onslaught directed by State police iiffainst vice centers in northeaatem Pennsylvania. Five proprietors of al¬ leged (llitorde>rly eAtabllsliments In Old Korpft and vicinity were given Jail sentcr^ces and ordered to pay heavy t\neH. ' Two more defendants fallted to appear for trial and will be called later Into IjAckawanna court
Th« clean-up developed from the uiiHolved murder of Jennie Vlsato, nineleen-year-old Old Korffo fflri. whose body wa:j foujid In a fleld at Plttston tuo we«»k.H apo. Police hnve l^en unable to solve the crime which t.s one of a half dozen murders that huvo defied detection in the upper cnil Of the cout^ty In tho past year. Au- ihorltles of iMttuton la.<«t night admlt- tetl having rc^'lased two more suspects during the day. .\ lone prisoner Is being held a.") the sole result of two weeks of Invest Igatlon.
The underworld leaders sent to
'iHon were herded Into Lackawanna lounty court at Soranton after they had been convicted or hod pleaded iruUty to charge.i filed by .State police and detectives on the st'..:i: of Sheriff Gomcr C Ouvin. Captain Wtlllani Clark of tho constabulary directed tho preparation of some of the warnint.s. Tho prisoners, some of whom havr long been Identified with vice con'il tlonti rampant in Old Korge, were brdught before President Judge K. O. Newcomb, Judge Albert I.. Watson and Judge A. T. gearle oresidlng in separate court rooms.
Jail Sentences
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PUBLISHED: 10:10 31 January 2008 | UPDATED: 08:49 13 July 2010
North Walsham Vikings' half term tag rugby programme has been announced.
Dates: February 12 and 13 (individual days), North Walsham Rugby Club, open to Year 4 to Year 6 pupils (boys and girls).
North Walsham Vikings' half term tag rugby programme has been announced.
Dates: February 12 and 13 (individual days), North Walsham Rugby Club, open to Year 4 to Year 6 pupils (boys and girls).
The Viking Learning Centre team (part of Children's Services, Norfolk County Council) and North Walsham Rugby Club will be delivering two individual tag rugby days during the February half term.
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In the vibrant food paradise that is Hong Kong, there seems to be a restaurant for every 10 steps that you take . Hong Kong natives are serious foodies -- witness the very engaged and opinionated members of that invaluable culinary resource, openrice.com
My purpose for arriving for a business meeting a day ahead was to ensure that I could walk around, discover something new, indulge in old favorites (yes, fall off the vegetarian wagon yet again) and experiment with new tastes.
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My room at J Plus Hotel was not yet ready when I checked in a little before noon. Which was just perfect, I could walk around and find a place for lunch.
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My footsteps led me to Percival Street, where I saw this very attractive red frontage.
Big thanks to Google maps for the image you see above since in my haste and hunger, I forgot to take a photo.
The signage was in Chinese but it looked inviting and I saw the usual suspects hanging in the window, duck, goose, roast pork and char siew and dark chinese sausages.
It looked like just the place to have my first lunch in Hong Kong!
The lunch time crowd looked like a bunch of regulars. Menu boards were in Chinese but the waiter gave me a one page english menu that showed just the basics -- the topped rice with the various roast meats.
Later on, I would learn from my research on openrice.com that the name of the restaurant was Se Wong Yee and that its specialty was actually snake soup! That and the aforementioned roast meats.
It's a good thing I didn't see snake soup in the english menu ... who knows what I might have done.
I'd hate to have my baser foodie self in a confrontation with my anaconda loving self!
Nothing goes better with Chinese food, specially roast meats than a cold cold Coca Cola!
The waiter was quite amused when I pointed to my order -- roast pork on rice and roast goose.
Bird flu be damned! Vegetarianism, go hang! My baser foodie self gets the better of me every time.
What I ordered are really very common dishes but when done uncommonly well, they are better than any gourmet meal.
The roast pork meat was lean and tender with only the thinnest bit of fat between the meat and the crackling skin. The roast goose was flavorful right done to the tiniest bone.
Did I finish this meal? My oily lips are sealed.
The food at Se Wong Yee, heretofore untested and untried, was a lucky find.
The other serendipitous discovery was that of my lunch mate -- since the restaurant was so full, I had to share my table for 2 with this smiling and friendly Chinese gentleman.
He spoke english and told me that he was a 77 year old retired civil servant, a regular at the restaurant and had just come from church.
We passed a pleasant time together, sharing our individual meals (guess who ordered more?) and sharing bits and pieces about our lives.
It was such a nice way to spend a lunch hour. I enjoy eating alone but having a cheerful, amiable lunch companion, albeit someone I didn't even know, seemed like a pre-destined gift from the travel gods ... and a wonderful start to my Hong Kong week-end!


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Two SUNY Cortland Professors Recognized For ExcellenceLocal News April 12, 2018
The Distinguished Professorship is conferred upon individuals who have achieved national and/or international prominence and a distinguished reputation within their chosen field. This distinction is attained through extraordinary contributions to, and impact on, the candidate's field of study, often evidenced by significant research and/or creative activity. Moreover, the candidate should be a role model for students and other faculty and their work must be of such character that it has the potential to elevate the standards of scholarship or creative activity of colleagues both within and beyond their academic fields. Their work must be of such quality that students and scholars on other State University of New York campuses would wish to benefit from lectures and seminars, or other appropriate presentations the faculty members might provide. Further, to be eligible for nomination, a faculty member must have attained and held the rank of full professor for five years, and must have at least one year of full-time service at the nominating institution.
One is Dr. Sharon Steadman, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at SUNY Cortland.
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Dr. Steadman is a global authority on the Chalcolithic to Byzantine archaeological periods of the Turkish Anatolian Plateau. In addition to supervising 14 excavations throughout the Near East, including Israel, Jordan, Cyprus, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, Steadman has been the field operations director for evacations at Ҫadir Höyük in Turkey for the past 20 years. A prolific author of books and articles, Dr. Steadman has authored two well-cited books, The Archaeology of Architecture and the Human Use of Space, and The Archaeology of Religion, and co-authored a third, Ancient Complex Societies, works which have shaped a more comprehensive understanding of Anatolian culture in the Near East. Her work is distinctive for placing archaeological data alongside models of human behavior to create testable hypotheses of prehistoric phenomenon. Editor of the influential Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia, Dr. Steadman has also co-edited four essay collections, three on the archaeology of Anatolia, and a fourth on agency and identity in the Ancient Near East. Her three-volume book series on the excavation at Ҫadir Höyük excavation spans from the late Chalcolithic and early Bronze Age to the Classical and Byzantine periods. Recipient of grants from the National Science Foundation among others, Dr. Steadman reviews grants for the NSF and the National Geographic Society; book manuscripts for publishers including Routledge; and articles for 16 archaeological journals. She is a member of the Editorial and Advisory Board of Journal of Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology and Heritage Studies, and is also a member of the Committee on Archaeological Policy and the American Schools of Oriental Research.
The Distinguished Teaching Professorship recognizes and honors mastery of teaching. For this prestigious tribute to be conferred, candidates must have demonstrated consistently superior mastery of teaching, outstanding service to students, and commitment to their ongoing intellectual growth, scholarship and professional growth, and adherence to rigorous academic standards and requirements. Further, a faculty member must have attained and held the rank of full professor for five years, have completed at least three years of full-time teaching on the nominating campus, ten years of full-time teaching in the System, and must have regularly carried a full-time teaching load as defined by the campus at the undergraduate, graduate or professional level.
Dr. Pete Ducey, a professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at SUNY Cortland was named to the statewide SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professorship.
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Dr. Ducey, a member of the Department of Biological Sciences at SUNY Cortland, has devoted over two decades to the mastery of teaching and learning. He implements a variety of teaching methods, including scaffolding and innovative applied learning activities designed to engage students at all levels. As a faculty mentor, he introduces majors and non-majors to professional undergraduate and graduate research. He maintains longstanding mentorships with former students, many of whom go on to become physicians, teachers, and Ph.D.'s, and who attest to the positive impact he has made on their lives. He serves as a member of the SUNY Master Teacher Advisory Board for Central New York, sharing his expertise with K-12 teacher-leaders from across the region. He is frequently sought after as a model educator and mentor with colleagues frequently asking him to attend their classes and offer suggestions. Dr. Ducey possesses a strong record of scholarship, which is reflected in his teaching. Dr. Ducey's students are authors or coauthors in more than 25 of his publications, including peer-reviewed journal articles and published abstracts of conference proceedings. He serves on the editorial board for Northeast Naturalist and has served as a reviewer for NSF and NIH. He is a 2004 recipient of the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching, and the 2006 SUNY Chancellor's/Research Foundation Recognition for Exemplary Contributions to Research in Scholarship, as well as the SUNY Cortland Excellence of the Use of Research in Teaching Award in 2002, the Outstanding Achievement in Mentoring Undergraduate Research Award in 2016, and the Excellence in Academic Advisement Award in 2017.


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Kevin James Expecting 4th Child With Wife Steffiana De La Cruz
'King of Queens' star Kevin James and his wife, Steffiana de la Cruz, are adding a fourth child to their family! Congratulations to these awesome parents!
Kevin James, 49, and wife Steffiana de la Cruz, 40, are filled with joy! The King of Queens star and his lady love will soon reign over a very full house! So exciting!
Kevin James' Wife Pregnant — Steffiana De La Cruz Expecting James' Fourth Child
We are so happy for the expanding family! The couple are also parents to two girls, Sienna-Marie, 9, and Shea Jolle, 7, and one boy, Kannon Valentine James, 3.
The funnyman and his wife confirmed that they are expecting a fourth baby to People magazine on Nov. 19.
It's been a year of many milestones for the Cali-based couple, who will also be celebrating their 10-year wedding anniversary — congrats!
Kevin James: 2015 Is An Exciting Year For Him
As both parents prepare for the arrival of their fourth child, Kevin is also gearing up for his films Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2, due out in April, and Pixels, in theaters May 15.
It's definitely going to be a busy year for the James family but we're sure it will be one full of love and laughter! We can only imagine how many times a day Kevin makes his kids crack up — we're jealous just thinking about it!
Again, a huge congrats to the couple and their children!
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Well, well, who's surprised that Teen Mom 2 star Jenelle Evans gets to add to the family mugshot collection? Honestly, it oughtta be a coffee table book at this point. This time the culprit is Jenelle's baby daddy David Eason, who has been sentenced to 60 days in jail for violating a protective order against his ex-girlfriend and child.
In March, David, who has a criminal record and previously served time in prison, violated a no contact domestic violence protection order regarding his son Kaden. The order was filed last October by Kaden's mother, David's ex, who he's also not permitted contact with.
Per the report, obtained by Us Weekly: "Defendant was in the same location as his child … who was out with his grandmother … and aunt, when defendant approached same and hugged. [He] was told not to … and grabbed the child again." The incident occurred in a grocery store. I am assuming David followed them into the store and this wasn't a random encounter?
David pleaded not guilty, but the judge disagreed and sentenced him to 60 days in jail. David appealed, but no court date has been set.
Well this is good timing – Jenelle is currently pregnant with her third child, a daughter she and David plan to name Ensley. Jenelle is due in January, so hopefully his jail time won't interfere with the birth.
If they're even still together by then.
The Teen Mom 2 star defended David on Twitter, blaming Kaden's mom and the judge. Because, accountability – what's that?! Jenelle said David appealed the 'no contact' order, but uhhhh… good luck with that, Violator!
"This is old news. LOL. He appealed the decisions in regular court and waiting on a court date. He does not have to do 60 days," Jenelle tweeted, as reported by The Ashley.
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"The no contact order expires Oct. 22nd then he will be filing for visitation for his son that his ex is refusing to let David see," Jenelle continued. "The judge found him guilty saying 'an unwanted hug is a form of child abuse', same judge that granted the no contact order and that wrote up his custody papers when he had no way to even fight against his ex, the judge even knew this. She hates David."
Jenelle also whined that the judge was dismissive of David in court and refused to listen to his side of the story – even though David was represented by super attorney Dustin Sullivan!
Jenelle should be accustomed to her baby daddies disappearing behind bars. She's had plenty of experience with that courtesy of Nathan Griffith. Of course Jenelle is no angel herself. <snicker> She's also no stranger to custody drama.
In addition to Kaden, David is also the father of a daughter named Maryssa, who appears on Teen Mom 2. Jenelle has complained endlessly about the unfairness of creepy Uncle Dave's custody woes with Kaden, and insists he's a good dad. I guess this jail time isn't gonna bode well for changing the judge's mind. Jenelle and David have been together for a year.
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Digital Forensics: What is Metadata and Why is it Important?
The simple definition of Metadata is that it is data that describes other data. Metadata is information stored within a document, but not visible by just looking at a file…a sort of electronic "fingerprint" that automatically adds identifying characteristics.
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Time and date of creation
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Digital Forensics Investigation: Mobile Devices– Information from Third Party Apps
Installed third party applications could contain communication or location data, but could also include photos, videos, or even tracking software, called spyware. Application data may record location data even when it is disabled on the device by the user. This data will not be found in service provider records. This type of data could be critical and this type of digital evidence should be considered in every investigation, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive assessment. As a practice, one of the first things forensic examiners should be directed to is to identify if third party apps are installed. Because of the huge number of third party applications, not all apps […]
Dealing with a Lost, Locked or Damaged Mobile Device?
Forensic investigators should routinely determine if backup files exist during their initial case assessment. A backup file is a like a snapshot of the devices memory in time. It is an excellent alternative to a lost or locked device or when other forensic procedures cannot recover the data. A backup may be found in the cloud or may be stored on a computer or mobile device. It would require the user's credentials or a forensic acquisition of the device it was stored in. Attempts to restore a backup without the proper training could result in the contamination and permanent loss of data. A backup file is also a good […]
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Shhh…Spy School is in Session
Admit it – you always wanted to be a spy. Find out if you have what it takes to make it as a secret agent when the History Center convenes Spy School on Saturday, June 23 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Adult spies along with Junior Spies-in-Training will go under cover and explore the covert world of intelligence-gathering, with information straight from the source. Real agents and experts will lead exercises in information gathering, surveillance, disguise, and more.
As part of the day-long class, you'll get one last peek at Spies, Traitors, Saboteurs: Fear and Freedom in America with a special guided tour with History Center curator Rodney Kite-Powell before it closes on June 24.
Don't miss your final opportunity to learn about code breaking, counterintelligence and the history of
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Spy School is open to ages 12 and up. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is $30. Members of the History Center receive a $5 discount. One adult per minor is free of charge. Pre-registration is required for this program.
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On Pins and Needles Episode 47: A Bad Shaft is Useless
On this month's episode of On Pins and Needles, we talk about the heat (a lot), some new stuff we're doing, but most importantly, we talk about how to support BIPOC makers in the crafting community.
Amelia is working on a Mistake Rib Scarf in Caron Chunky Cakes. Hue Shift is on hold during the hot, hot summer.
Rosie is making a flat-top, top-down baby hat in Bernat Baby Jaquards Berries & Cream.
Kayte is working on the Garter Rib Baby Blanket in Zephyr DK in Gull, and has thought about working on the plain sock.
Highling our first BIPOC maker of the month: Lady Dye Yarns founded and run by Diane Ivey!
Lady Dye Yarns doesn't JUST have gorgeous, hand-dyed yarns or really awesome themed-clubs. She also has two very important things for the fiber community (and your yarn closet): Rebel with a Cause 2020 and the Badass Craftivist Club. The Rebel With a Cause crowdfunding campaign is to help Diane spread awareness about civics and provide interactive resources for voters for the 2020 election. Yarn stores can invite her to speak in their communities, and any store that cannot afford to bring her out will be funded by this program. We're in complete support of Diane's efforts, and encourage you to donate to her campaign if you can!
Be sure to follow her – @ladydyeyarns on Instagram!
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Raku pottery
Blue Bronty
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Privilege 101: A Quick and Dirty Guide
Explaining White Privilege
Dismantling Racism Workbook
White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo
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Daco SI Label Inspection / Slitter Rewinder
The Daco SI label inspection/slitter rewinder offers both flexibility and high performance. Its unique design includes a quick make ready rotary scissor slitting unit with knife separation and lateral adjustment. A touch screen HMI operator interface enables quick and easy job set-ups, control of the various counting facilities, automatic web advance, taper tension control and end of roll features.
Both the unwind and rewind have taper tension control as standard, this ensures the web tension remains constant regardless of changes in roll diameters.
An E & L electronic web guidance system ensures that the finished rolls are perfectly wound, and an inspection table with adjustable splicing table with pneumatic clamps is also fitted as standard, enabling splices to be made both neatly and easily.
Pneumatic air shafts for both unwind and rewind means that changing the rolls could not be simpler, and a web advance system makes it easy to attach the web to the core when starting a new roll.
The Daco SI range of inspection / slitter rewinders in its standard format allows for the efficient slitting, rewinding and counting of labels. The impressive features, quick set-up and ease of use provides the client with a quick return on investment.
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Daco SR Label Inspection / Slitter Rewinder
The Daco SR and SI are now supplied with a dual slitting knife configuration as standard. Both machines are now supplied with rotary shear knife (scissor slitting) and the assembly now includes the option to fit razor slitting for films etc. Razor slitting can easily be fitted at a later date if need by the machine user. The Daco 'SR' is available in 250 (10″), 330mm (13″) and 410mm (16″) web widths.
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Daco DT250 Table Top Slitter Rewinder
The Daco DT 250 table top slitter rewinder is a cost effective, high performance, operator friendly, compact and robust label slitting machine. The Daco DT250 compact size and short web path keeps wastage to a minimum, the fully adjustable silicone covered nip drive roller helps to keep down time to a minimum as labels cannot attach themselves to the roller. The DT250 has accurate tension control through the use of a pneumatic unwind brake which is infinitely variable and the rewind is controlled through a pneumatically operated variable rewind clutch.
Quick set rotary slitting with on the run lateral adjustment is fitted as standard, the slitting knives can be set with the web in position unlike some cartridge systems. A splice table makes web splices both simple and quick. Quick change air mandrels for the product rewind ensure that cores a gripped firmly.
The DT250 label slitter incorporates features normally found on larger more expensive inspection / slitting machinery but there is a range of options to increase the flexibility of the slitter rewinder further.
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Daco DTR Label Rewinder
The Daco DTR-V platform has been developed as a direct result of the need for a true 100% inspection platform. The machine has been developed with several of the leading 100% inspection camera manufacturers, and close consultation with customers. The machine rewinds in both forward and reverse directions so that re-inspection of the label is possible after a fault is found by the camera system. Once a fault is found the machine comes to a controlled stop and the machine then reverses the fault back to the splice table for correction. The label is then passed back under the camera for reinspection.
Many other systems do not have the ability to re-inspect the defective label, as they do not have the reverse feature. Once the roll is error free the roll can then be slit if needed to the desired width. The DTR-V integral counting facility can count in either labels, feet or metres.
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Farmer discovers remains in field near Ava, Mo.; Sheriff believes tied to missing man
The Douglas County, Mo. Sheriff's Office is investigating remains found on a farm.
The remains were sent to Springfield for an autopsy and DNA testing. Authorities say they believe the remains belong to an Ozark County man that went missing back on Halloween night in 2018.
Monday evening, a local farmer called police after he found what looked like human remains on his property.
"They had been there for a long time, Douglas County Sheriff Chris Degase told KY3. We processed the scene that night, late into the night and went back and did some additional processing on the following morning, on Tuesday."
The remains were found in an area not far from Highway 5, about two miles south of Ava.
"Remains were found back off the road, quite a ways. The farmer didn't state that any damage had been done to his gates or had cut any locks, so our assumption is somebody walked in," Sheriff Degase said.
The remains were discovered in an area where Willis Rex Davidson of Isabella was last seen on Halloween night 2018.
"It was Halloween of 2018, the subject was with a female. She stated he got out of the car and took off walking, Degase added. She did notify his mom. I think this is something that he does do on occasion. It was several days before the sheriff's office received the missing persons report from another family member. We entered him in as missing."
"At this time, we don't positively know who it is. We can't rule out foul play," Sheriff Degase explained.
Sheriff Degase says early indicators point towards Davidson.
"Shoe size, pant size...things of that nature that lead us to believe that it could possibly be our missing subject," Sheriff Degase stated.
Davidson is one of three men reported missing in Ozark County - Authorities there are still looking for any tips or information about their whereabouts.
If you have any information on those cases, call the Ozark County Sheriff's Office.


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[TOKYO] Volkswagen AG pulled ahead of Toyota Motor Corp's global deliveries during the first quarter, as a series of production stoppages at home threaten the Japanese automaker's four-year reign atop auto industry sales charts.
Toyota's worldwide sales fell 2.3 per cent to 2.46 million vehicles in the January-to-March period, spokeswoman Kayo Doi said by phone Tuesday. Volkswagen said earlier this month its deliveries rose 0.8 per cent to 2.5 million, while General Motors Co's sales dropped 2.5 per cent to 2.36 million.
Already handicapped by a one-week stoppage at domestic assembly plants in February, Toyota anticipates losing output of another 80,000 vehicles from shutdowns caused by Japan's most devastating earthquakes since March 2011.
The lost production will test Toyota's ability to extend to five years its streak as the world's top-selling automaker, with growth in China and Europe buoying Volkswagen amid the worst crisis in its history.
"This has impacted multiple parts, models and plants," Hiroji Onishi, a Toyota senior managing officer, told reporters Sunday in Beijing, ahead of China's biggest auto show.
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"All effort is being made now to grasp the current situation and build the recovery plan."
Volkswagen boosted deliveries by 6.4 per cent in China and 3.5 per cent in Western Europe during the first three months of the year. The company has set aside 16.2 billion euros (S$24.72 billion) to cover the costs of its emissions-cheating scandal, a sum that would render passing Toyota a hollow victory.
More attention has turned to carmakers' compliance with fuel economy and emissions standards rather than sales achievements in the wake of Volkswagen's admission in September that it equipped diesel engines with software that circumvented US law.
Mitsubishi Motors Corp said last week it manipulated testing figures and overstated fuel economy of Japan minicars. Daimler AG investigated the emissions certification process of its cars following a request by the US Department of Justice, while fraud investigators raided French manufacturer PSA Group.
Toyota on Monday began to restart assembly lines halted after earthquakes on Kyushu island in southern Japan, with more output resuming in phases through Thursday, according to an April 20 statement.
Stoppages in February linked to an explosion and fire at a plant run by affiliate Aichi Steel Corp disrupted engine, transmission and chassis component supply. Toyota's production that month plunged 17 per cent to 298,839 vehicles.
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The abstract "Annotation of Temporal Information on Historical Texts: a Small Corpus for a Big Challenge" by Manuela Speranza and Rachele Sprugnoli has been accepeted at the "Formal Representation and Digital Humanities" workshop. The worskhop will take place in Verona on June, 28th-29th 2016.
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We have two projects listed in the showcase provided by the European Association for Digital Humanities (EADH) on its website. These two projects have been accepted by EADH for their meaningful contribution to Digital Humanities in Europe.
The paper "Enriching a Small Artwork Collection through Semantic Linking" by Mauro Dragoni, Serena Villata, Sara Tonelli and Elena Cabrio has been accepted for presentation at the 13th Extended Semantic Web Conference (ESWC2016), to be held from May 29th to June 2nd in Heraklion, Crete, Greece.
We have THREE resources nominated for the DH Awards 2015!
Three papers submitted by members of our group have been accepted at the Annual Conference on Digital Humanities (DH2016) to be held in Krakow, Poland.
The Call for Tasks for EVALITA 2016 is out together with the important dates of the initiative.
Rachele Sprugnoli is among the EVALITA 2016 chairs together with Pierpaolo Basile (Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro), Franco Cutugno (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II), Malvina Nissim (Center for Language and Cognition Groningen, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen), and Viviana Patti (University of Torino).
We're hiring!
A researcher position is available in the group to work at the "SIMPATICO" H2020 project. Check the details here.
Six papers have been accepted at LREC 2016 - the 10th Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, 23-28 May 2016, Portorož (Slovenia).
The manuscript entitled "SICK through the SemEval glasses. Lesson learned from the evaluation of compositional distributional semantic models on full sentences through semantic relatedness and textual entailment" by Luisa Bentivogli, Raffaella Bernardi, Marco Marelli, Stefano Menini, Marco Baroni, Roberto Zamparelli has been published in the Language Resources Evaluation (LRE) journal.


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This is the third day that I have been in charge of feeding the dogs.
I don't know how I lost this job in the first place but no more roasts or steamed hamburger added to perfectly balanced food produced for dogs.
My theory is, put down the food at regular times of the day.
If they don't eat, pick it up until the next time for feeding.
Someone else does not approve of this theory. The finicky one, Jill, does not eat when I place the food. This someone removes the food to another room, holds the bowl and then Jill will eat.
I expect the next step will be using a spoon to feed her.
Thank God for Jack. He eats once a day with no ceremony but some days he skips and eats the next day. Vet says this is completely normal....about the only thing normal at dog dinner time here.
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'Whoa, damn, this kids dope / what's his name? / Mephisto?' – Hell Boy? That hover board guy? More accurately, his name's Seth Sentry, and dope, well that's an understatement.
With fans' expectations set high after the success of his 2012 debut, Seth and producer Styalz Fuego have put the hours in to ensure their follow up Strange New Pastisn't a duplicate, nor a dud, achieving a sound best described as timeless.
Seth returned to radio with lead single Run, a tribute to his mischievous youth, which isn't a huge leap from his earlier work, but a catchy sing along hook and naughty stories were a sure fire way to re-ignite the buzz; Seth Sentry's back!
It was what came next that unveiled the new angle Seth had taken for the album. Hell Boy wasn't the story driven narrations we'd heard from the emcee in past years, but more of a 'flex piece' simply displaying the mad skills the wordsmith possessed. This was just the beginning, with a line from Fake Champagne confirming it was no accident: 'He has changed, this is what I'd heard about / Yeah I have changed, no shit, I'm 30 now'.
Listeners learn more about their hero as he pulls the curtain back on more personal issues, with numerous references to his absent father, including an entire 'F*ck you dad' track titled Violin. There's even a love song…well maybe an anti love song, titled Hate Lovebut with swooning instrumentals accompanied by Seth's charm you can't deny the romance.
One of Seth's most lovable qualities is his ability to not take himself too seriously. With boast track Nobody like me being followed by Dumb, where he learns he's not smarter than a 5th grader, the comic wit has stayed with Seth, especially prominent on Rooftopwhich feels almost like a Room For Rent sequel.
Another home run for Seth, something tells me this is just the beginning of his Strange New Past!


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The TED speaker and bestselling author Johann Hari suggests that depression isn't caused by a chemical imbalance in our brains but by crucial changes in the way we are living. For Johann, this opens up 7 new potential paths out of depression and anxiety – ones that are very different to the paths we have been offered before.
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The Packers busy day continued late into Tuesday evening, as Rob Demovsky reports the team is going to add a big piece on defense, coming to terms with former Jets defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson. The Jets released Wilkerson on March 5, ending a seven-year run that turned bitter last season. The Jets had to cut […]
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On Saturday December 2 there will be a Full Moon Hike at STA 5/6, part of the Florida National Scenic Trail. Carpool from Barron Park, LaBelle at 3:30 pm or meet at STA 5/6 Public Access Parking Lot at 5 pm.
From LaBelle, Florida for Hendry and Glades County and the Lake Okeechobee region. Don Browne, editor.
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Fisheating Creek Trail Association Meet Thursday
LABELLE, FL. -- Join us for this week's events with the Fisheating Creek Florida Trail Association Sub-Chapter on Thursday November 30 at 7 pm at Carlson United Methodist Church in the Annex (House behind church facing Riverview Drive) at 310 Campbell Street LaBelle, FL 33935 for an exciting program at the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon by Mary Giddens.
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AOKP Releases Brand new JB-MR1 Build 1 for Jelly Bean
The AOKP team welcomed the new year with a bit of a surprise for ROMers. After making a tough decision to start over, the team has gone ahead and built their 4.2.1 ROM from the ground up and releasing it as JB-MR1 Build 1. Most features have been forward-ported to the new build, however, there's still a bit missing and currently features limited support.
Current supported devices and features include:
- maguro – Galaxy Nexus (GSM)
- toro – Galaxy Nexus (Verizon)
- grouper – Nexus 7 (WiFi)
- mako – Nexus 4
- Custom boot animation
- Custom carrier label
- Notification background
- Statusbar brightness slider
- Recents RAM Bar & Kill All button
- Power menu options
- Customizable text color
- Volume wake & music controls
- Allow any kind & unlimited number of widgets (new)
- Fully customizable NavBar (buttons, color, transparency, widgets, etc.)
- Menu arrow keys while typing (new)
- Customizable NavBar Ring
- Battery indicator styles
- Clock styles
- Signal styles
- Statusbar transparency (new)
- Customizable Statusbar Toggles (new, based on Google's tiles)
- Less frequent notification sounds
- Headphone action
- BT connect action
- Flip action
- Quiet Hours (CM)
- Disable safe headset volume warning (new)
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Navigation Bar
LED Control
Custom Vibrations
Sound Settings
Themes support (multi-user support still buggy, use at your own risk)
NFC Polling modes
If you're interested in AOKP's latest build, hit up the source link below for more information and flashing instructions.
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Build Next Generation Financial Applications
Using powerful client libraries built on top of our decentralized API (DAPI), you can quickly get started integrating your application with the Dash network. Use Dash Platform to store and secure your application data. Receive all the benefits of accessing a full node without the server upkeep.
Libraries and documentation will be publicly available soon.
const DapiClient = require('dapi-client');
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Plenty of reasons to get excited just around the corner. Read and get prepared.
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The vision for Dash Evolution is to make cryptocurrency as easy to use as traditional payment systems. The Initial Design Document details the sophisticated platform currently under development enabling the creation of decentralized applications accessed via identities established on the blockchain.
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An extensive Developer Guide to help new developers get started with the Dash code base, and as a reference for experienced developers. This guide can be leveraged to quickly and efficiently integrate external applications with the Dash ecosystem.
There are many Dash Improvement Proposals (DIPs) in different phases of implementation that are also interesting for anyone who wants to develop in the Dash ecosystem.
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Many software development kits and tools already work with Dash. A large ecosystem of partners also provides APIs, custody solutions or payment processing. Getting started is easy!
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Testnet is a fully functioning Dash blockchain with the one key exception that because the Dash on the network can be created freely, it has no value. This currency, known as tDASH, can be requested from a faucet to help developers test new versions of Dash, as well as test network operations using identical versions of the software before they are carried out on the mainnet.
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At Dash, we build solutions that enable users across the world to adapt to the blockchain era. Our goal is to make blockchain simpler, safer and easier to use with the power of the Dash blockchain network.
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The Dash community is the best place to connect with users from across the world online or in person. Check out our upcoming meetups, proposed projects and learn from others on our forums.


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Emma is a commercial lawyer with expertise in a broad range of areas.
Early in her career she practised as a property lawyer. Emma continues to advise clients on leasing and commercial conveyancing. Emma also acts for financiers and advises them on commercial lending, mortgages, the PPSR and enforcing loans. Emma has acted on a number of business sales and acquisitions for a diverse range of clients including construction businesses, financial service providers, technology companies and SMEs.
Emma also has a keen interest in competition and consumer law as well as intellectual property law. She advises clients on their standard terms of trade, supply contracts, trademarking, copyright and licensing strategies for intellectual property protection. She acts for a number of technology companies, software developers, manufacturers and other businesses seeking IP protection.
Clients appreciate Emma's attention to detail and deep understanding of the legal issues affecting their business.


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Really enjoyed watching that.. I know the competition was sub-par, but the fact that we beat them like we should beat sub-par teams is a far cry from where we were last season.Borini, Suarez, and Gerrard all worked well together. Thought Downing played better tonight than 95% of his matches last season. Great football and great result.Can't wait for opening fixture.(oh and damn what a hit by Johno)
In such a sumptuous festival of shite, I wouldn't be so quick to pick a winner..But he'd make the shortlist
67% possession.
FSG accept offer, Agger refuses to leave. The former can fucking do one.
Anyone got a list of the teams we could draw in the next round?
Dinamo Bucharest (ROM)Feyenoord (NED)Maritimo (POR)Bursaspor (TUR)Anzhi (RUS)Debrecen (HUN)Sheriff (MOL)Red Star (SRB)Legia (POL)Rapid Vienna (AUS)Lokeren (BEL)Midtyjlland (DEN)Atromitos (GRE)Luzern (SWI)Slovan Liberec (CZE)AIK (SWE)Horsens (DEN)Slask Wroclaw (POL)HJK (FIN)Tromso (NOR)Ekranas (LIT)Molde (NOR)Videton (HUN)Dudelange (LUX)Dinamo Moscow (RUS)Hearts (SCO)Motherwell (SCO)Neftchi Baku (AZE)Mura 05 (SLV)Dila Gora (GEO)Zeta (MON)
If the club accept an offer, after it's been made clear Rodgers has control of transfers, yet Rodgers wants him to stay...
I refuse to believe that! That was easily 80% possession.
there's been a few nights ive had to relieve myself with her beside me in the bed, in fairness to her, she made some sex noises which helped me along the way
I'd say 80% is the amount of time the ball was in the opposition half . The pressing was very good, nice to see it and hope the team continues to show up against teams we know we should be beating.
Could we get Motherwell? Would like us to play them.
Here's an idea: let us keep our best players, sign the cheques and keep your nose out of the football.Sorted.
You can steal our banners, you can have our striker.Shame, you can't have our 5 European cups and 18 Leagues titles.
He won't do that though. If the club accept an offer, after it's been made clear Rodgers has control of transfers, yet Rodgers wants him to stay, then serious questions need asking.Fucking joke.
When your Mum used to pick you up from school and you'd run out and be like 'Mummy I got 9/10 in the spelling test today', would she go 'phenomenal, son'.Cos if she did she's a stupid fuck.
Can get any in the right hand column.
The courts, the rich, the powerful or those in authority never lie. It has been dealt with 'by the courts' nothing to see here run along.
Yes the movement was fantastic, Really hope Agger stays also think we're a really strong team if we keep him, also should remember it was a poor team so let's not get too exaggerated either.
Can get any in the right hand column.Seeded teams coef. Unseeded teams coef.------------------------ --- ------- ------------------------ --- -------Internazionale *3 Ita 104.996 Bursaspor *3 Tur 13.310Liverpool *3 Eng 90.882 Dinamo Bucuresti Rom 13.264Olympique Marseille *3 Fra 85.835 Feyenoord @3 Ned 12.603Sporting CP Lisbon Por 82.069 Maritimo Funchal *3 Por 12.569CSKA Moscow Rus 80.566 Rapid Wien *3 Aut 12.265PSV Eindhoven Ned 76.103 Legia Warsaw ** Pol 11.983Girondins Bordeaux Fra 58.835 Dinamo Moscow *3 Rus 11.066FC Twente Enschede * Ned 57.103 Red Star Belgrade ** Srb 10.850VfB Stuttgart Ger 55.037 Sheriff Tiraspol @3 Mol 9.849Metalist Kharkiv Ukr 52.526 Anzhi Makhachkala ** Rus 9.566Athletic Bilbao *3 Esp 47.837 DVSC Debrecen @3 Hun 7.950AZ Alkmaar Ned 44.103 Atromitos FC Gre 7.420Club Brugge @3 Bel 35.480 Hearts FC Sco 7.228APOEL Nicosia ** Cyp 33.599 Motherwell @3 Sco 6.728Hapoel Tel-Aviv Isr 31.400 FC Midtjylland Den 6.505Hannover 96 *3 Ger 31.037 KSC Lokeren Bel 6.480Lazio Roma Ita 29.996 FC Luzern Sui 6.360PAOK Thessaloniki *3 Gre 27.920 AIK Stockholm ** Swe 5.680Steaua Bucuresti *3 Rom 26.764 Slovan Liberec @3 Cze 5.570Sparta Praha *3 Cze 25.570 AC Horsens *3 Den 5.505Rosenborg BK * Nor 20.935 Slask Wroclaw @3 Pol 5.483Heerenveen *3 Ned 20.103 HJK Helsinki @3 Fin 5.326Trabzonspor Tur 19.810 Tromsø IL ** Nor 4.935Newcastle United Eng 16.882 Ekranas Panevezys @3 Lit 4.875Young Boys ** Sui 16.860 Molde FK @3 Nor 3.935Levante UD Esp 16.837 FC Fehérvár *2 Hun 3.450Racing Genk *3 Bel 16.480 F91 Dudelange @3 Lux 2.716Partizan Belgrade @3 Srb 14.350 Neftchi Baku @3 Azb 2.241Viktoria Plzen ** Cze 14.070 Dila Gori ** Geo 1.733Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk Ukr 14.026 Mura Murska Sobota * Slo 1.424FC Vaslui @3 Rom 13.764 Zeta Golubovci * Mon 1.375http://kassiesa.home.xs4all.nl/bert/uefa/seedel2012.html
People say he threw his shirt into the crowd like Xabi did in his last game at Anfield. Depressing. I doubt FSG can sell Agger without BR's approval. I think BR is being pragmatic. He knows we love him, he loves us, he is quality, but he wants the money for new players, which is also understandable if you can be objective. If he is sold BR will know, he will lose section of the crowd (it could of course prove inspired, but I'd rather not think about that).
Anyone got a link to the goals? The ones i can find are shite quality. Cheers
I'd love to see us smash Feyenoord.
It didn't sound like that to me, it was longer and went on after Carragher had passed to Spearing and back.
It's so sad to know that had we tied 1-1 or won 1-0 this thread would have had much more activity.
i love agger and i think he is a really top lad, but it wouldn't be a case of him being forced out to russia or something. do you really think it's impossible if a bid was accepted for him that he wouldn't refuse to go to the prem champions - down the road and probably on higher wages? i'm just saying this so you don't get heartbroken because theres a small chance he would.i think he is happy here like and we should keep him one of our best players if he wants to stay.
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It was shoot lad,
Over the last few years we have proved that on our day we are a match for the best.It's the "lesser" sides we have consistently failed to put away.I hope tonights performance is a sign of things to come.
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