Sacco Vanzetti Case Ends With Death Penalty Turmoil
Protest waves sweep Geneva and New York as Sacco and Vanzetti face execution. Authorities clash with mourners and demonstrators, with stones hurled at delegates, windows smashed, and one death reported amid global indignation. In Cleveland a monastery bombing injures no one. Thousands march, chant, and react across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomey Vanzetti
Ues
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Geneva
League of Nations
League
France
Germany
England
Denmark
Chicago
Detroit
American Legion
Americas
Teyaul Cafe
America Garage
Shoe Company
Lake Geneva
Cleveland
St. Joseph'sy
Boston
Bartolomeo Vanzettie
Upea
Many Bequests by Judge Garyin Will
The will of Elbert M. Gary, former United States Steel president, filed for probate in Mineola, creates two trusts of about 800000 each for his wife Gertrude and his daughter Bertha, with incomes to their lifetimes and remainder to their issue. After wives’ deaths the residuary share goes to Gary’s two daughters, with further funds for scholarships totaling 109 acres and a $50,000 trust for eight institutions. trustees to select economically and morally capable students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fross
Mrz Gwetrudle
Gary Siltclife
Bertha
Gary Lamp [ Bell
Clurys
Sutcliffe
Elbert |i
Sutcife
Campbell
Julia
Elizabeth Campbell
New York
Tatas
Eslate
Cep
Gasy Memorial Church
Methodiat
Wheaton
Gary
Gare
MMP
Fede
Guy
Critical condition after Meadville area crash injuries
Reported crash near Cambridge Springs leaves multiple victims in serious or critical condition. Irving Harris and Norman Ander remain hospitalized with internal injuries. Treva Bohamino died in the incident at Red Gables crossing. Other patients include Mrs R J Himtel, Agnes Kresniewsky, and Tene Bonaminio, all listed as improving or stable with varying injuries.
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Meadville
Fine
Rio
Cambridge Springs
Irvings Harris
Rochester
Norman Ander
Pitthurygh
Wasson Hospital
Wira
R. J. Himfetl
Logan Hospital
Treva Bohiaminio
Erie
Red Gables
Broadford Bridge
Tene Bonaminio
A. R Sample
Paul Merchbacker
Liberty Street
Spencer Hospital
Gore Wallington
Woodrow Wilson
Keir
Rotary Club Speaker Rev R G Cressey Delivers French Settlement Sketch
Rev R G Cressey of Erie, recently named pastor of Most Presbyterian, spoke to the Rotary Club on the French settlement of the Mississippi Valley. The address offered a historical view and was well received by members including Jo A West and others.
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Mississippi Valley
Mi R Marts
Louisville
Carl Dean
Waverle
N.Y
Ralph Dewey
Ses
Clu
Coligabie University
Boy crushed in Mina gravel pit tragedy near home
Seven year old Skellie boy dies after being buried in a cave in a gravel pit between Binchey Lake and Sherman. Workers rushed to dig him out but he died within an hour. Father Delbert Stelle and others were present when the accident occurred near Mina Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina
Skellie
Delbert Stelle
Mina Center
Binchey Lake
Sherman
Endon
Aitho
Jon Heusink
Shermut
Imen
de Finn
Rinchey Lake
Aml
Explosion at Summer Cottage Burns Warren Man
A man identified as Spangler, 60, of Worpery, was severely burned when his clothing caught fire during an alcohol fueled explosion at a summer cottage near Warren. He and Fred Growslind, who attempted a rescue, were taken to Warren General Hospital with slim chances of recovery. The cottage and an adjacent structure owned by Zachary Weaver were destroyed. investigation blames natural gas ignition as Spangler prepared to go to work. Mrs Dawson Olmstead and Gary Dean are noted in other local mentions.
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Gottloib Spangler
Summer Cottage
Shipman’s' Reidy
Allegheny
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Spanpler
Mitch
Finto Ie
Luipine
Fred Growslind
Spayler
Zachary Weaver
Clarendon
Tom Warrun
Sparggter
Lowrey
Spangler
Koinge
Dawson Olmstead
Jamestown
Gary Dean
Waverly
Ny Yi
Mre
W. Hf. Walraven
Joh Walraven
West Smith
Street
Nwsville
Tenn
Readiness for School Term at McCurry Public Schools
The Heart of Education group hears from Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey on the opening of McCurry Public Schools for September 6. Repairs are complete, staff reports and financial items are reviewed, and Helen Tumson is named principal of the Washington shop with a salary raise.
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Mc Curry Public Schools
tSehouls
Ralph S. Dewey
Heart of Education
Listevening
Dewey
Hast Anita
Kehieh
Barnes
Patterson
Lave
Monroe
S Gurger
Leach
Aurere
Moss
Bhawana
Haath Ory
George Tne Gordon
Ebert E. Hollobaugh
Penn State
Puttersor
Helen
Focal Schools
Johnson
Caroline B. Mall
Abandon Hope for 7 Fliers
A United Press dispatch from Honolulu reports a major wartime air search for seven missing fliers, including Mildred Corp, is effectively abandoned. Despite thorough Navy efforts, no trace of the men has been found, with waters of the Pacific offering no clues to their fate. The long and costly search has yielded no indication of where the crew may have gone down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Honolulu
Miss Mildred Corp
Pacific
Picketing clash pits miners against Pittsburgh Terminal Coal
United Mine Workers face a U.S. District Court injunction action by Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation. The case aims to stop picketing and a strike while the company seeks to operate on a nonunion basis during the bituminous suspension. The mine bosses have left the union, complicating efforts to restart operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Rergh
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
United Mine
United States District Court
Nar
Aie
Ase
Akelion
Bigbee Released at Local Hearing Causes Stir
At a local hearing Alderman GA Gordon released Bigbee after the complaining merchant failed to identify the man involved in forcing checks. A separate charge of jumping a barrier was settled. An elderly woman, said to be Bigtoe's mother, fainted during the session and required a doctor's attendance but recovered.
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Ion
Bigues
Speourpe seaneauTy
GA. Gordon
Bigtoe
Verne
Sharon Seeks Ford to Locate Plant There
A Sharon delegation from the Sharon Chamber of Commerce will travel to Detroit this week to inspect Henry Ford's site for a new wheel factory for the Model Ford car. The Sharon Pressed Wheel Company plant, built a few years ago, could be available if suitable for the project.
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Unueu
Sharon
Sharon Chamber of Con
Turer
Detroit
Henry Ford
Defnet Sharon Pressed
Radio Entertainments Highlights Across Stations Today
WEAF links to BST evening hour, WJZ airs 700 BST program, WRAF at 9 00 EST features The Cavalcade, WRAM markets Chicago program, and WGHP Datrait 8 90 EST Scheman's bands highlighted in this schedule card.
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WEAF
Ryerosd
WJZ
Srombere Carlson
WRAM
Chicago
Scheman
Condition of man hit by auto improved
Report notes Lyle Porter seriously injured Saturday night when struck by a car driven by a motorist. Porter confined to a home near Wrightsville. Attending physician does not know the motorist's name and Wrightsville residence could not be reached by phone. Little change reported in William Newton of Arbuckle, injured in an accident between this city and Union City last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contec
Lyle Poster
Porter
Wrightsville
Journal
Willian Newton
Arbuckle
Corry Hospital
Union City
Lato
Demonstration in Philadelphia Halts With Police Action
A 2,500 strong crowd gathered in Philadelphia for a sorrowful demonstration at the Sicoo Vancetti executions. Police moved in at the Labor Institute a workers hall, and the crowd dispersed quietly without arrests after speakers urged them to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Vancetti
Niea
Labor Institute
Move to avert more disasters in ocean flights
Washington officials press for stricter safety rules to reduce risks in transoceanic air travel as seven Hawaii bound planes and crews disappear. A United Press tally shows 16 long flight attempts with 64 aircraft, 27 air crews reaching destination or nearby, and 9 lives lost. Authorities consider fuel, navigation, and radio equipment requirements and license enforcement under federal aviation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Ouloe
America
Committee
National Aeronautic Associa
San Francisco
Hawa Bvers
France
Germany
Il Francisco
Hawaii
Air Con
Atlantic
Jno. Rogers
Ina PN
Pacific
Commerce Department
Jamestown Man Held After Lakewood Auto Crash
A Jamestown man was held for court at Mayville on charges after an automobile collision between Lakewood and Celoron damaged three vehicles. A Buick towing car, said to be from the Bridle and Saddle club, struck Ralph Munsee’s car and another Jamestown vehicle, injuring an occupant. The driver, described as a negro, faced a Lakewood hearing. name not learned.
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Jamestown
Mayville
Cory
Lakewood
Francis Duke
Ralph Munsee
Celoron
VFEW
Chautingua
Munsee
Broken Draw Bar Triggers Wreck Ties Up Traffic
A broken draw bar on a car near Randolph yesterday caused a wreck that halted traffic on the Railroad for several hours. The derailment left heavy losses with about 35 injured or affected as multiple merchandise cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph _yeater
Trafic
Long Live Anarchy Dying Words in Sacco and Vanzetti
Boston August 24 The Sacco and Vanzetti case ends in the electric chair after seven years of court battles. Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti die protesting innocence as Celestino Madeiros, who confessed to similar crimes, also dies. Governors, families, and defense, urged clemency but were rebuffed. The executions occur in a stark, ritual final chapter of a controversial murder case.
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United Prosa Boston
Sacco
van Vei
Massachusetts
Tarly Tellay
Nicola’ Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Celestino Madeiros
Porgése
Reath
Saeco c
Vannetti
Frederck Parmenter
Abstador Berardelli
Madeira
Nicols Sacco
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Aim
Union Square
Krehelt
Later Nationale
Finn. Tv
Vagretti
Otticera
Garyin
Kerrtown
R. G. Cressey
Rotary Club
Cony
Reford Board
FORD
PLANT
UN' Praag
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