Elbert H Gary Dieting Boosts Health Declining European Trip
Elbert H. Gary head of United States Steel returned to New York after a three week diet at Tennessee Coal and Iron Hospital in Birmingham Alabama. He lost six pounds and plans to continue dieting though the European health trip was canceled. He discussed diet rules and his dislike of pie while praising the hospital program and doctors involved.
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New York World News Service
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coalt and Iron Company
Birmingham
Ala
Gary
America
Middle West
Walsh
T. C
Nolan
Unite States Steel Corporation
Europe
Five Miners Die in Three Accidents in Pa Mines
Five anthracite miners died today in three separate accidents in the Wilkes-Barre region. Otto Brunner Michael Devine and Peter Olson were killed by a premature powder blast at Woodward colliery Edwardsville. Joseph Calocko died in a gas explosion at Conlon mine. Joseph Michael was killed by a rock fall at Franklin colliery.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Otto Brunner
Michael Devine
Peter Olson
Woodward
Glen Alden Coal Company
Edwardsville
Conlon
Joseph Calocko
Joseph Michael
Franklin
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
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British Coal Crisis Deepens As Miners Plan Action
London reports say a coal stoppage looms as miners and operators clash over terms ahead of next Friday's expiration. Government subsidies and reparations funds from Germany are discussed as possible remedies with a nationalization warning. The Durham miners face tensions while the Bishop of Durham is mobbed at a gala, illustrating the unrest.
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New York World News Service
London
W. ©. Bridgeman
Admiralty
Herbert Smith
Miners’ Federation
Bridgeman
Germany
Dawes
National Union of Railway Men
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Railway Clerks’ ‘Association
Transport Workers’ Union
Yorkshire Miners’ Association
Durham
Durham Miners’ Association
Dawes Plays Piano Directs Cheyenne Orchestra
Vice President Dawes in Cheyenne Wyoming assum es music director duties after dropping title Great White Father No 2 He plays piano at Chief Justice Potter’s home while an improvised orchestra of banjo accordion saxophone and violin performs in the hotel suite Dawes critiques and guides the performance during the evening
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dawes
C. N. Potter
Wyoming Supreme Court
Arkansas Bank Fails. New Bank Opens in Helena
The Security Bank and Trust Company closed its doors in Helena on July 25 due to frozen loans and unsatisfactory notes. Merchants and Planters' Bank, capitalized at $200,000, will open Monday to replace the defunct institution, led by State Bank Commissioner Charles Rickee of Little Rock.
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Arkansas Bank
Associated Press
Helena
Ark
Security Bank and Trust Company
Merchants and Planters’ Bank
Charles Rickee
Little Rock
Newport Society Tells Out For Vanderbilt Nuptials
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt wed Frederick Cameron Church of Boston in a Beach Mound drawing room ceremony. William K. Vanderbilt II gave her away. Consuelo Vanderbilt ill and absent. Best man Robert G. Payne arrived from Japan. Harvard classmates stood as ushers. Reception followed on the Newport lawn with Zimbalist playing. The couple departed by car after 6 pm as Count and Countess Szechenyi hosted a 4000 guest fete.
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Newport Society
Muriel Vanderbilt
Frederick Cameron Church
Boston
Associated Press
Newport
R. I
Beachmound
Newport Harbor
Miss Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt II
William G. Loew
Herbert Shipman
Paris
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Consuelo
Church
Robert G. Payne
Japan
Harvard
Vanderbilt
Oliver H. P. Belmot
Herman Oelrichs
Rosecliff
Efrem Zimbatist
New York Symphony Orchestra
Mrs. Church
Szechenyi
Tornado Injures Dozens in Sidney Ohio
A tornado struck Sidney Ohio at 3 30 pm injuring twenty five people. The storm wrecked tents unroofed factories and destroyed homes with a four mile wide path. Authorities reported one boy scout and several adults seriously hurt while others suffered minor injuries.
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Sidney
Grammercy Park
Pennsylvania Senatorial Toga in Wage Battle
Atlantic City reports a high stakes labor wage conflict in Pennsylvania with Senator George Pepper and Governor Gifford Pinchot at the center. Interventions loom from President Coolidge and through the labor sector as wage talks unfold amid broader political maneuvering and rate decisions affecting the anthracite industry.
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Pennsylvania
Pinchot
John J. Leary, JR
New York World News Service
Atlantic City
United States Senate
George Wharton Pepper
Coolidge
Pepper
Traymore
Washington
Harrisburg
Milford
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Pin- Peal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Northwest
Kanawha
Pittsburgh Lake
West
Man Sentenced to Hang Nears Sanity Hearing in Chicago
In Chicago a condemned Canadian fin ancier Russell Scott faces a sanity hearing on August 3 as defense attorneys pursue prison psychosis claims. His mother, wife, and father visit. State's Attorney Crowe denounces the insanity bid as poppycock.
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Chicago
Russell Scott
Billa May Scott
Cleveland
Joseph Maurer
Scott
Robert E. Crowe
Joseph B. David
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Douglas Singer
Will O. Krohn
George E. Gorman
Assisant
Robert
William Scott Stewart
Thomas Scott
Crowe
Storm Storms Cleveland Bring Rescue at Gordon Park
Heavy rain and wind struck Cleveland causing minor damage as trees fell and services were interrupted. Three girls and two men in row boats were rescued from Gordon Park lake by a tug during darkness and the downpour.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Lake of Gordon Park
French Prepare New Riff Drive Against Abd el Krim
Paris reports France poised to strike after the Ouergha valley is cleared and with Madrid promising Spanish co operation. General Naulin urges courage as the Moroccan Division awaits action and the American flying squadron Nears readiness. Colonel Sweeney’s airmen are delayed until Tuesday after tests at Le Bourget.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ouergha
Madrid
France
Abd-el-Krim
Naulin
Sweeney
le Bourget
Rench
Meeker Leaves Jail After Near Three Years for Alimony Refusal
New Brunswick New Jersey July 25 Jonathan T Meeker, a participant in the state's longest divorce case, was released from jail after nearly three years for failure to pay alimony. He waited to leave until today, saying he had no home or money and that most friends were in the jail staff or inmates. He had served as messenger and errand man for six months and often traveled to New Brunswick unaccompanied.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Jonathan T. Meeker
New Jersey
Meeker
Cardinal Begin Laid To Rest In Quebec Basilica
Cardinal Begin Primate of Canada and seventeenth Archbishop of Quebec was buried today in the basilica crypt after a three hour ceremony attended by high officials from across the Dominion Laval University faculty wore robes and the Papal legate Cardinal Hayes presided A panegyric by Monsignor Ross praised his years of service and the coffin lay in the sanctuary before interment beside sixteen former bishops.
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Quebec
Louis Nazarer Cardinal
Begin
Canada
Dominion
Monsignor
Pietrie di Maria
Pius XI
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Church of Quebec
Laval University
Monsignor Ross
Gaspe
Two Die Hard Moto Crash In Hartwell Area
A motorcyclist James Abercrombie 33 of 1323 Clay Street was fatally injured when his bike was struck by a touring car on Paddock road near Tennessee Avenue. Driver Ancole Thomas 324 Oakmont Hartwell was charged with reckless driving and released on $2000 cash bond. Witness William Norton 1303 Spring Street reported the crash and helped move the injured man to General Hospital.
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Tennessee Avenue
Paddock Road
James Abercrombie
Clay Street
Ancole Thomas
Oakmont Avenue
Hartwell
William H. Norton
Springstreet
Woodbine Avenues
Louis Walsh
Jefferson Avenue
Abercrombie
Norton
Chrisman
Hill
Peerane
Wiliam G. Meyer
Veranda Avenue
General Hospital
James Abercombie
Harry Abercrombie
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Arthur E. Mann
Ace
Marx
Congres World News Service
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Twister
The
James Anderson
Anna Belle Pfeil
Anton R. Freigman
Sidney Candy Company
R. Wobux
St. Paul Evangelical
C. E. Barker
M. E
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David Oldham
Carl Carter
Garland-Haswell Foundry
American Steel Scrapers
Anderson Body Company
Redpath Chautauqua Company
Silver Fox
Cincinnati
Coney
King Nadi
Caractus
Illinois Dry Chief
North Shore Club
Andrews
Ohio
Michigan
Treasury
Mr. Andrews
Winston
William Hale Thompson
Percy Owen
Illinois
Ralph Stone
Prohibition
Bernard Rumps
Albert Bennett
George R. Bruce
Harry Schlau
Louis Abelson
Louis Quabairi
Morris Zimbroff
Fish Fans’ Club
North Side
Lincoln Park
Richard Mazer
L. Fator Pilots
Rancocas Stable
Plant
Senate
Cardinal Begin
Lincoln G. Plaut
Sterling
Grey Fox II
Mary, Queen of Scots
Coney Island
H. F. Sinclair
W. R. Coe
J. J. Traxler
Latonia
C. W. Riedinger
Mose Goldblatt
Sir Peter
Tangara
Old Slip
Laverne Fator
Goldblatt
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Lady Comfey
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Parke
Stutts
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