Monoplane Burns After Striking Bank in San Diego
A two seat monoplane piloted by Lt Covell crashed after takeoff from North Island NAS near Point Loma, killing one crewman and injuring others. The aircraft struck an embankment and exploded, with a second body later found in the wreckage.
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United Pros
San Diego
Calli
Tly
San
James Dyer
Honolulu
Wade
Nagi Island
Tongés
Dhreevers
Covelsus Havin
Columbus Track Worker Injured in Erie Railroad Incident
Artie Waceus aged 18 was seriously injured this morning while working on the Erie railroad line between Columbus and Loumly Macau way, struck on the head by a heavy object. He was rushed to Lorry Hospital where doctors attended but the outcome remained unclear.
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Artie Waceus
Erie
Columbus
Loumly
Macau
Badly Hurt in Accident at Spring Creek
Davids Parker age 18 was badly injured while painting a barn on the Sandburg farm near Spring Creek. He suffered a broken right ankle and serious injuries. internal injuries were suspected. Parker lived in Union City and worked at the Sandburg Farm. He was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment.
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Spring Creek
Sandburg
Davids Parker
Parker
Corry Hosital
Union City
Radio schedule garbled with stations and performances
Fragmentary listing shows multiple radio entertainments and concerts across various stations and venues. Mentions Gilbert and Sullivan The Mikado or Mirado and a Detroit Symphony segment, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece reads like a local radio guide with station numbers and city notes.
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Wiz Hook
Hastern
Lewinohin
andAnt
Pigeré Montrux
Wheat Hooke
Iyp
Gilbert and Sullivan
Oper
ENRM
Montreal
I11
Aluo
CNRC
CNRQ
Governor Generals
Stern
Detroit Symphony
Avony Osnati
Liteatiine Drogas
Commerce Dept Reports Progress In US Prosperity 1926
The Commerce Department outlines rising industrial efficiency and education driving national prosperity. Output per worker grew in 1926, with higher manufacturing and mineral production, increased employment, and greater wholesale sales though forest products lagged. Imports reached record values amid expanding trade.
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Washington
Ang
U.S
Commerce Department
Hook
Wight
Walker
Busness
Forty Four Guarantors For Next Chautauqua Season
Forty four Incal citizens signed the contract as guarantors for the coming Chautauqua year, with a ladies auxiliary committee of forty two members. Pledges and ticket sales indicate strong support for the program ahead, following a successful 1987 closing session headlined by Jess Pugh.
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eVerting
Sesson
Jess Pugh
My Pugh
Eugene Fietch
Edwin Markham
Heavy Guard Around U.S. Embassy Amid Reinforcements
In London on August 10, police guards were increased at the United States embassy and its chancery. Strong reinforcements were placed nearby to bolster protection at the site.
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U.S. Embassy
Nabholtz Shines in British Meet Leading Round One
Larry Nabholtz of Sharon Pennsylvania shot 78 in the first round of the Northern Professional Golfers Championship in Blackpool England. The $5 000 purse includes 1 750 for the winner with 175 entrants. J Ockendleng set a course record with 83 and led early while George Gadd posted 82 despite a sprained wrist.
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United Prose
Blackpool
Eng
Larry Nabhultz
Sharon
J Ockendleng
Tangerhill
George Gadd
England Announces for City Council Nomination
F T England enters municipal contest with nominating petitions circulated for a seat on the city commission. England, longtime Erie Railroad agent and former Chamber of Commerce secretary, mobilizes local civic support. no other candidates yet listed for the city commission or Board of Education.
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Manke T. England
England
City Commission
Board of Education
Eng.lahd
Erie Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Severe quake reported near Bordham University seismograph
A severe submarine quake 7 200 miles west of New York registered on the Bordham University seismograph at 2 00 a m last night and remained active for eighteen minutes Although weaker than yesterday's quake Mildren visited Clymer this afternoon to see Mr and Mrs E J Blanchard
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United Press New York
Auig
New York
Bordham University
Tr& A.m
Regi
Mai Mildren
Clymer
E. J. Blanchard
Global unrest slows but largely peaceful across cities
Millions awaited word from Boston and around the world as protests flared in cities from Chicago to Buenos Aires. Police faced scattered demonstrations, with hundreds arrested and strikes in clothing, dock work, and miners, while officials moved to prevent violence and execution delays.
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United Press
Hosters
Iuness
United States
Europe
South America
Globe
Boston
Gav
Fuller
Sacco
Vangeith
State House
ABI
Rochester
Phladelphia
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Scranton
Wallenburg
Colo
Colorado
Los Angeles
Detroit
Gary
Ind
Msetine
Tampa
Copenhagen
Denmark
Trafic
No News Of Reprieve At A P M
Dispatches warned a reprieve decision for Sac and Vanseyti would come this afternoon but reports were not updated by 4 Eastern. Governor Fuller and his executive body remained in conference over the reprieve petition after Judge Sanderson's action earlier.
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Puller
Sac
Vanseyti
Journal
Tom Boston
Fuller
Polne
Sanderson
Supreme Court Witil
Wardens Begin Statewide Check on Alien Firearm Ban
Warden Langdon of Erie and deputies plan to resume a statewide campaign eradicating firearm and dog possession by unnaturalized residents. About 20 to 30 arrests and over 400 warrants issued. further actions expected in Erie Warren and Crafford counties. Penalties include 95 dollars for first offense with firearms and 15 dollars for a dog.
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Langdon
Erie
G. H.gordon
Warren
Crafford
Arrest of 38 Lateo-Vanzetti Sympathizers in Boston
United Press reports thirty eight sympathizers including 12 women were arrested at the State House after resuming picketing. They were charged with shuntering and loitering for ignoring orders to disperse.
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Asy United Press
Boston
Lateo-Vanzetti
Joon
State House
Dover Auto Plunges. Rescues Save Three From Drowning
From Dover Pennsylvania August 19 two girls and a young man escaped drowning when a car slid into the river bank and toppled into the water. Walter Sumbaugh, the driver, jumped into the water and freed the occupants after the vehicle sank.
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Sq. United
Dover
Walter Sumbaugh
Chestnut St Sewer Work Begun Today
Work started this morning on Chestnut Street sewer by A Cassano and Co Erie bidders. The five hundred foot sewer costs about 1200 dollars and should finish soon barring rock formation delays. Curbing and sidewalks on Center Street near Ajax and Traction buildings are being repaired in preparation for resurfacing. City council has not yet decided drainage on Grove Street though relief is deemed essential and residents push for action before fall.
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Chestnut Street
A. Cassano Arid
Erie
Seventh Street
Center Street
Washington Street
Qeces
Ajax
Traction
Grove Street
Hotel Corry Shows Increase in July Profit
Directors of the local company operating Hotel Corry report July as the first full month under Manager Sperry. The Corry Hotel posted a profit in the several hundred dollars range, aiding past operating debt while room rentals and meals served rose and general satisfaction increased.
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Hictel Cory
Focal Hotel
Unter
Sperry
Corry
Spd
Ispun
Ithe Operating Company
Judge's Delay May Force Late Reprieve
Sanderson expects to file an opinion tomorrow morning on the latest defense plea. The delay may push Fuller’s execution date back if the judge grants relief.
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Sanderson
Fuller
Governor's Council Meets Late This Afternoon
Anxious officials moved to seek a last chance for Nicola Sateb and Harlolomen Vausese as Judge George A Sanderson prepared to decide if the full state Supreme Court should hear an appeal. The governor’s executive council met to review reprieve options after a conference between Justice Sanderson, Attorney General Arthur Reading, and other officials. The decision, expected tomorrow, hinges on whether the appeal can proceed before the full bench.
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Henry Minot
United Press
Toston
Mass
Nassu Shusetiy Offigiats
Detente
Sitling Mason
Nicola Sateb
Harlolomen Vausese
Nelorete
George A Sanderson
State Supreme Court
Vehiol Sanderson
Sanderson
Justice Sanderson
Arthur Jo Reading
Deienn
Arhyy
Wis
Elias Field
Paris Flight to New York Delayed by Weather
Aug 10 reports indicate clear weather over the North Atlantic with one storm near Newfoundland. Maurice Drouhin and Charles A. Levine prepared to depart Paris in the Bellanca monoplane Columbia after consulting official weather reports. Levine departed Paris for the air field amid rumors of pilot-owner dissension, which he denied.
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Paris
Astanus Ocean
Newfoundland
Maurice Drouhin
Charles A. Levine
New York
Columbia
Bourget Field
Ouhin
Weather Bureau
Levine
Lindbergh Lands at Detroit Pageant Draws Huge Crowds
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Ford Airport and was greeted by his mother and the Ford sons. An estimated quarter million people lined roads from the airport to Northwestam Field where he was to spend the day, as crowds jammed the area.
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Ford Airport
M.e. S
End
Henry
Edsel Ford
Indianapolis
Northwestam Field
Lindbergh
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