Woman Dies After Collapse in Street Near Ashington and Want Wayne
Mer Lote Wright, wife of Frank Wright, collapsed on a street corner near Ashington and Want Wayne and died 60 minutes later at West Wayne Hospital. Police say domestic troubles and marital strife preceded the collapse. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 2 PM from Alexander and Company.
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Ashington
Wayne
Mer Lote
Frank Wright
Wayne Attenway
Lorry Hospital
Ural
Mivichntye Solorine
Micke
Corry
Dream
Kibler
Wright
Mis Wight
Byehee
Meade Wirt
Bert Erorst
Vero Weldon
Wil
Naor Weldon
Hranch
Will Nelson
John Logan
Spring Creek
Mactig Whiteley
Fred Bidwell
Coatty
Hert Logai
West Sprint
Detroit man shoots wife then commits suicide
Ed Krantes, 27, an assistant foreman at Burroughs Addy machine company, shot his estranged wife Marie Krates, 28, then fled to a tavern where he killed himself. Marie Krates remained on the danger list with a major wound and two lesser wounds. condition improved this morning.
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Detroit
Edwid J Krantes
Burroughs Addy Machine Company
Tasr
Marie Kratey
Tuer Hottie
Moz Gratetallog
Hospitl
Five Best Radio Features From Listings Across Regions
A fragmentary radio schedule lists five notable features across stations including KOA Denver and WTTI in New York. It references concert programs and orchestral broadcasts with varied time zones and regional labels, though the OCR remains unclear on exact titles and times.
Tragedy in Erie as weekend auto crashes claim one life
A weekend spate of Erie area accidents left one dead and twenty one injured. Jacob Hyitamun, 58, died from injuries after being struck by a truck near a steel mill. Bert Adams of Girard and William Kelly of Union City were among eight injured in a two car collision on Route 6. Jeanette Homer, 28, of Kent sustained a head injury in a Harborcreek crash. The driver responsible for the fatality was exonerated.
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Fieuid
Jacob Hyitamun
Brie
Marlon
Heitzman
Mia
Hiner
Bathing Ban Sought for Presque Isle Bay
Erie health officials ask the State Health Department to prohibit bathing in Presque Isle Bay due to badly polluted waters. Dr J W Wright, health commissioner, reports fever risks and urges action to protect public health.
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Presque Isle Bay
United Precs
Erie
J W. Wright
Fala
Poison liquor expose sparks Commons flare in London
In a Commons session London reports say an American liquor scandal stirred MPs. Fredrick MacQuisten pressed Sir Austen Chamberlain on alleged US to Canada smuggling of strong drink causing British subjects to be poisoned. Chamberlain urged restraint and noted US effort to curb smuggling.
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London
House of Commons
Tr Avis
United States
Canara
Frederick MacQuisten
Austen Chamberlain
Lincoln C. Andrews
Andrews
Iis
Chamberlain
Commons
Mac
Quisten
Bemis Injured In Auto Crash North Of City
Bert Bemis on Hare Greth road north of the city suffered serious injuries when the Pord truck he drove skidded on Mtacudam road and hit a culvert near the Verteur farm. He may have broken a leg and other injuries. Robert Smits in the car with him received severe facial cuts as both were thrown through the windshield.
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Bert Bemis
Hare Greth
Mtacudam
Eolionds
Hemis
Hue
Robert Smits
Bemis
Relief From Heat Wave Eases Civic Forecast Details
Western Pennsylvania forecaster We S Brattman says today’s showers bring relief from the heat. He notes a cooler Tuesday ahead though a new warm spell may return. Nationwide conditions include a northern tornado influence and a northwest heat spell.
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We S Brattman
Pennsylvania
United States
Norshwest
Pinrida
Ohio
Broteman
Fire damages Homester warehouse area and 10 buildings
A warehouse fire in Homester Pa started early and swept nine other buildings before control. About 30 people fled and one firefighter was injured. Estimated damage 95000 dollars. The blaze began in Joseph Heidowits’ warehouse and spread rapidly to nearby houses, with several residents reported missing per tropical radio messages.
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Tytheas
Atericane
Secord
Detour East of Columbus In Bad Shape
Reports from Warren and eastern towns describe a deteriorating detour around Columbus road and bridge work. After heavy rains dozens of cars became stuck or mired. motorists struggle to turn around and wreckers were needed to aid those stranded on Baker Hill detour. No serious injuries reported.
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Tuard Hiere
Gollumbus
Warren
Colmnbus
Pione
Columbus
Autoiste
Baker Hil
Pan Asiatic Conference Sparks Western Alarm
Washington watchers weigh the Pan Asiatic conference in Nagasaki Japan as radicals press to drive white men from Asia. Officials fear factional fealty and speculate whether the move is a futile protest or a broader, dangerous Asiatic alliance threatening occidental interests.
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Washington
Far East
Asia
United Press
Nagazaki
Japan
United States
West
China
Man Confesses to 14 Murders After Flight Across U S
United Press dispatch from Seattle reports Thomas Johnson, 45, alias Thomas Smith, claimed to have killed 14 people in a spree that began near Greenwood Lake and extended toward New York. He allegedly fled across the country and was apprehended in Seattle after a ten day pursuit.
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United Ress
Wash
Welsh
Thomas
Ing
New York City
Johnson
Thomas Smith
Greenwood Lake
United States
Seattle
Girl Jumps From Car Found Described Near Girard
Marion Kles, a 11 year old Erte girl, was found hysterical along the Ridge road near Girard, Pa, after riding with two girls who leaped from a car. Tourists brought her to a hospital where officials report she was uninjured. Poline are investigating the incident as the girl gives a confusing account of the events Sunday night.
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United Press
Auto Crash Injures Don F. Smith on Roosevelt Highway
Don F. Smith, a coal attorney, escaped a serious crash when his car slid off the Roosevelt highway near the new fish hatchery ponds. His vehicle overturned and struck debris, leaving him with deep cuts to the head and severe injuries to both hands. He received care from a local doctor and was treated for bruises and shock.
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Roosevelt Highway
Don Hsmith
Smith
Cory Attorney
Whig City
Exie
Rudd
AL Swithy
Resurfacing on North Center Street Finished
Mayer Brothers Construction completed resurfacing of North Center Street Park Place and Washington Street with only a small segment left. The work was rapidly finished and the stretch will open to traffic within a day. A man named Frank Seamen plans to return to St Catherine's Ontario after a family visit.
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Mayer Brothers Construction
Mpany
Eriesday
North Center Street
Twa Park Place
Washington Street
Frank Seamen
Whde
St Catherine’s
Ontario
Mr. Seamesr
Faily
West of City Highway Crash Injures Several
A party of Erie and Shemeld motorists en route to Sheffield escaped serious injury when their Chrysler sedan left Roosevelt Highway about a mile west of Beaverdam road, climbed a bank, and tipped onto its side. Cronmeier of Sheffield drove with his 10 year old son and Mrs Brewer and three children among others. The two Brewer daughters suffered cuts from splintered glass and were taken to Union City hospital. Cronmeier said skidding after passing a vehicle caused the loss of control during a rain shower. The car sustained minor damage. motorists nearby said the party was fortunate.
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Erie
Shemeld
Sheffii
Roosevelt Highway
Beaverdam Road
FG. Cronmeiller
Shefield
Towis Breter
Carl Hartman
Brefar
Unionity
Cronmeier
Corry Hospital
Cronmeiller
Journal
Jacl
Brewer
Gillette
Star Garage
Venett Fea Aeatan Merce A8
Two Girls Held in Actress Shooting Case
Two female companions of missing New York vaudeville actress Pearl McSherry, 26, were arrested in Burlington County and jailed as detectives probe whether her death at a Brown Mills camp was an accident or foul play.
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MD Holly
Former Meadville Man Buys Erie Beach
J M Pardee formerly of Meadville has purchased Erie Beach on the Niagara River Canadian side opposite Buffalo. The deal, near one and a half million dollars, includes about 800 acres with 1,4000 feet of water frontage and all transportation lines and ferry franchises connected to the beach. The sale signals a new era of development ahead for the Buffalo area and Niagara Peninsula.
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Corry Arsemids
Quaintanessok
J. M. Pardes
Meadville
Erie Beach
Niagara River
Buffalo
Buffalo News
Niagara
Pewee Bridge
Parke
Pardee
Inke Erie
Heginniik
Old Fort
Struthins
Crescent Beach
Almort
Buffly
Fort Erie
Mexico City Under New Religious Laws Sparks Mixed Reactions
Mexico City observes the first week under new religious laws as arrests and demonstrations unfold. Catholic leaders condemn the crackdown while labor groups parade in support of the government, amid quiet streets and isolated tensions. Cardinal Gasperi warns the church will endure persecution but will not surrender.
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Mexico City
México
Eales
Pery
Mora del Rio
Tions
CROM
Regional Confederation of Labor
Ortega
Villa Guadalupe
Mexico
Pachuca
Rome
Pietro Cardinal Gasperri
Pontifical
United Press
Forecast Path of Hurricanes Advances via Radio Compass Tests
A Caribbean storm week saw Lieut. EH Kincaid plot the exact track of Hurricane Jeane using radiocompass observations. His method, checking for points of greatest static, produced a precise path along the West Indies and into Florida, aiding future storm forecasting.
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Waslington
EH Kincaid
Port Air Prince Hayti
St. Thomas
Virgin Island
West Indies
Florida
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Denver
Mountain Standard
Colorado
Semby
New York
WTTI
Goldman Pond
WRG
Atlantic City
M. Bastern
Veseeta
WEX
Detrolt Symphony
City
Don F. Smith
Sheffield
Calles
Radio Compass
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