Prohibition Penalties Seen Moderately Imposed Nationwide
Graf Zeppelin begins flight to America and a Washington focus on the Jones five and ten penalties. United Press surveys show few cases reaching maximums of five years and forty thousand dollars. officials stress moderation, targeted against large violators rather than petty offenses.
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Graf Zeppelin
America
Raymond Clapper
United Pros
United Press
Washington
Mt. Dome
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Wesley Jones
Jones
Treasury
Seymour Lowman
Congress
James S. Doran
Fire Rages Destroy Home. Two Dead in Dias Accident
A household fire caused by an explosion at the Tulunia residence and two adjacent Bunva coal company homes in Dias, Pennsylvania leaves Albert Tyienta Jr and Mary Tinsola fatally burned. Firemen from Dicavius and Dias battle flames, but three homes are consumed.
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United Press Dias
Albert ‘Tyienta
Mary Tinsola
Pvianta
Titehen
Tviania
John Tvianta
M Jwork
Tulunia
Buenva ‘Vint Coal Company
Duicavius
Dias
Tomes, Bat the Arc Men
Narrow Escape In Auto Collision Near State Hatchery
Mr and Mrs Jagob Goldstein escaped serious injury after their Buick sedan was struck while passing near the State Hatchery on the Roosevelt highway two miles west of the city. Charles Ricker drove a second car with a male passenger. both vehicles damaged. Mrs Goldstein bruised, husband sprained ankle, both shaken. A highway patrolman directed traffic and an ambulance or private car took the couple to Titusville.
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Mra
Jagob Golastein
Pilusvitld
Nadah
Aleven
Charles Ricker
Main Street
State Hatchery
Roonevell Highway
Goldsteins
Ricker
Fitschild
Willex
Titusville
Bulols
Willed
Goldstein
Bruses
Ant
Michel Clafola
Vaccination of All Children Required by Law
Parents urged to secure vaccination certificates for every pupil before entering any public or private school. The 1895 act, amended in 1929, requires school officials to refuse admittance without a physician certified vaccination record or proof of prior vaccination.
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Oother
Sal
Commissioner of Health
Department of Health
Department of
Motor Firm Relocates To New Quarters In New Castle
The Thomas Motor Company moves from Patterson garage to 38 West Main Street, occupying the former Buike agency building. Willys-Knight and Whippet cars will be sold and the repair shop continues at the new location. In New Castle, Aug 1, a coroner heard testimony in a death case involving a one year old.
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Thomas Motor Company
Patterson
United Prose
New Castle
Jones
Akron
Dennis Gunn
P. Caldwell
Ryka Todey
Chint Beratadhy
Zem Zem Temple ceremonial planned at Oil City
Zem Zem Temple in Erie plans a large ceremony in Oil City on September 7 initiated by A A D W M S. About 2000 to 4000 people from Forest Mercer Crawford Erie and Warren counties are expected with 13 current members to rise to 250. The program includes a 1 pm parade 4 pm ceremonial service and band concert at Grandview and a dinner at Husson Park followed by a band concert and patrol drill. Judge Williams Hitt of Erie will preside with 60 Shrine Band members touring. The order supports crippled children and an endowed Erie hospital housing 50 children.
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Corry
Zem Zem Temple
Git City
Derrick Ham
Ol City
Forest
Mercer
Ell
Crawford
Erie
Warren
Joel
Grandview
Husson Park
Nobley
Gentral Digenie
Wiliams
Brie
Shriner
Shriners
Poincare Undergoes Successful Prostate Operation
Paris Aug 2 United Press reports former French premier M Raymond Poincare had a successful operation for a prostate trouble after months of illness. The procedure was performed by Professor Marion with assistants Professor Gossett and Dr Bolden. Sam Gronner to Sharman for several days and Mrs S B Rumberger with daughter Jung traveled to Bele for a visit.
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United Pross
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Prince
French Republic
Professlor Marion
Prof
Gossett
Bolden
Sam Gronner
Sharman
B. Rumberger
Daughtery Jung
Bele
Progress Toward Peace With Negotiations in Manchuria
War clouds over Manchuria ease as Chinese and Russian delegates meet at a border railroad car to set up peaceful talks on the seizure of the Chinese Eastern Railway. Chinese delegate Tsai Yun Sheng says the Russian ultimatum will be withdrawn and both sides will name delegates within a week, likely meeting in Harbin. Moscow orders for a frontier demonstration remain in effect.
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D. C. Bess
United Press
Manchuse
Manchuria
RayeMban
Nese
Chines Eastern
Tsai Yun- Sheng
Bot
Harbin
Moscow
Tis
Oae
Rain dampens jamboree start as Scouts welcome Prince
Heavy rain drenched Arrowe Park on opening night of the world Scout jamboree delaying campfire ceremonies for 50 000 scouts from nations as they await the Prince of Wales to inspect the camp and witness ceremonies while United States Ambassador Dawes is guest tomorrow and the Prince is to speak at the international rally. The rain turned the area to a quagmire though American scouts kept to camp routine and morning operations.
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Wallace Garroll
United Press
Arrowe Park
Eng
GT Nations
Prince of Wales
Boy Scouts
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Omorrow
Toon
Five Best Radio Entertainments of the Day
Listings show NBC and CBS networks broadcasting Victor Danes Hour Maxwell Hour Buffalo Civil Symphony Concert Hour Around the World with Libby plus WIZ WABC WHAF and NBC schedule in BST with start times.
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WHAT
NBC
Victor Danes
WIZ
Maxwell
WABC
CBS
Buffalo Civil Symphony
WHAF
Libby
Run Amuck Ax Attack Kills Three Spartansburg Men
Earl Robertson 45 ran amuck with an ax at a mill and elevator plant of J W Bell and Co killing J L Bussey manager R H Day and a man named Davis. Two others Thad Sherbert and a Black man unknown were seriously injured in the attack. Authorities say Robertson appeared to have gone insane after the incident.
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United Press Spartansburg
Earl Robertson
Robertson
J. W. Bell and Company
J. L. Bussey
R. H. Day
Davis
Thad Sherbert
Truck snaps pole as driver avoids two cars
Tim Love, of Columbus Avenue, drove an ice truck north on North Center Street about 7 am to avoid a collision. He struck a street light pole near Zalsne Auto Repair, but was uninjured. Police support calls for speed control as residents note drivers use the street like a speedway and crowd it with two abreast.
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Tim Love
Ust Columbus Avenui
Lights Company
Zalsne
North Cente Street
Layé
English Soviet Parley Fails as Talks Break Off
Moscow reports preliminary discussions in London to resume relations between England and Russia have collapsed. Ambassador Valerien Dovgalevsky returns to Paris after the Soviet union requires new instructions. British Foreign Minister Arthur Henderson insists on talks first and proposes an August 14 start.
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Unitea Presa Moscow
London
England
Russia
Valerien Dovgalevsky
France
Paris
Foreign Office
Arthur Henderson
Execu Uve
Soviet Union
Dovgaleysky
Dovgslevsky
Daygalevsky
Hanederson
Dovgalovalov
Two fliers feted after record endurance flight
St Louis honored Dale Jackson and Forast O Brine world champion endurance fliers after 42 hours in the air following a funeral for Lambert. Curtiss Robertson said the duo would tour to Chicago and beyond for refueling exhibitions while mulling a sales prize of 7 600 and a total Robin sales incentive of 875 000.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Dale ' Red” Jackson
Obie” O'Brine
George Lambert
Lambert-St. Louis Flying Field
Lambert
St. Louis-Robin
Orie
Maj
Wm. R Robertson
Curtiss-Robertson Airplane Manufacturing Go
Chicago
Detroit
Jackson
O'Brine
Race riot in Savannah leaves officer dead in Yamacraw
Savannah police reserves fought a race riot in Yamacraw. Policeman Fitzgerald was slain when he arrived to report a local murder. A suspect named Dave Singleton was killed by police as rioting followed. The woman involved was found shot in the face as disorder was quelled by nightstick use.
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United Press
Savannah
Yamacraw
Fitzgerald
Dave Singleth
Yumacrawtion
I Waerves
Singleton
Fly
Youth Killed in Mine Blast Near Bradford
Scranton, August 1 Stewart Hapgood assistant superintendent of Diamond Colliery died instantly in a mine blast at the mine heap near Bradford. The accident occurred during routine work and prompted an investigation by local authorities and the mine company. Hapgood was a seasoned mining official with decades of service in the district.
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United Frese Scranton
Stewart Hapgood
Bradford
Themite Ouay
Graf Zeppelin Sets Course for Transatlantic Flight
Graf Zeppelin lifts off from Friedrichshafen with 18 passengers and 40 crew bound for the United States. Ground crew reported a possible stowaway and a 17 year old German youth was handed to police. Commander Hugo Eckener stated the route would follow southern France and the Bay of Biscay depending on weather, with Basle and Lake Constance noted along the departure path.
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Maurit2
Hallgren
United Press Star
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
United States
France
Graf
Lake Constance
Trontier
Basle
Switzertana
Hugo Eekener
Eekener
United Press
Achédule
North Sea
Chiumander
Priedeotutiltes Tram
Jy Meter
Nangar
Bekener
Tang&r
Biel
Idr
Eckener
British
Bay of Biscay
Azores Talands
Mary A. Pierce
New York
Saginaw
Mich
George Ore
Syracuse
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Oil City
Poincare
Far East
Berkenhead
J. A. Brewing
Cleveland
North Center Street
Louis Fetes
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