Robberies Hit Five Towns Including Clymer Dental Offices
A weekend wave of burglaries spanned five towns including Clymer where three sites were hit. Dentists Dr. C W Jones H A Curtix and Paul Weed lost gold and dental gear. Meadville and Erie saw Sears Roebuck cash vaults broken into and gold stolen from offices. Police suspect an organized group behind multiple hits with similar methods.
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Hobhevney
Corry
Antant City
Erie
Ung
Dra
C. W. Jones
H. A. Curtix
Pail Weed
Mj Toni
Rice
Tinjon City
Clymer
Meadville Today
Tipton
Union Cpy
J. A. Hodgins
Sodging
Henred
Sears Roebuck Company
Dents
Erle and Corry
Sears Roebuck Aule
Dent
Ofice of Ly
Stowe
West 6Th Street
de. A.C. Kuntkley Mora
Anderson
Anderson's
Querrevelt
Meady Lle
J. 4, Nunn and Company
Corry Man Hulbert Died Of Natural Cerebral Hemorrhage
A coroner jury in Union City ruled Hulbert a Civil War veteran died from natural causes, cerebral hemorrhage, not injuries from a clash with neighbor Adelbert Hayes over a boundary dispute. The inquest heard no evidence Hayes struck Hulbert and no contusions were found. The case drew regional attention as family sympathy grew.
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Churiea We Hulbert
Union City
Hulbert
Market Street
Thion City
De 1
Adelbert A. Hayes
Corry Insurance
Hunley
Erle
Jeffrey Sobel
Erie
Bam Rosailer
Halve Kincaid
Corry
Hayes
Minton City
Nat Hulbert Strick Hayes
Alayes
Uae
Corol
Hanley
Aulbert
Witt
Euro
Bebal
Armour Leads At Oakmont In State Open
Tommy Armour, former national open champion, led the Pennsylv a nia state open golf championship at Oakmont after three rounds. Armour posted a 72 for 220 overall, six strokes ahead of Pete O Hara of Westmoreland Country Club.
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Oakmont
Oakmort
Tommy Armour
Armour
Pete O'Hara
Westmoreland Cowntry Club
TODAY S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES TODAY S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES
The listing outlines five radio features across networks including WJZ WOR and WEAP. It mentions Everready Hour Goldman Band The Continentals The Buccaneers and United Opera Company with broadcast times in a compact program slate format.
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WEAP
Everready Hour
WJZ
Goldman Band
Continentals
WOR
The
Buccaneers
United Opera Company
British Cruiser Dauntless Grounded Off Halifax
A British cruiser Dauntless ran aground on Tribune Shoal near Halifax. Captain K. D. MacPherson and thirty men remained aboard overnight while 95 crew were transferred to Canadian ships Festubert and Ypres. Salvage parties feared the hull had punctures and a possible break up, with tugs unable to dislodge her.
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United Press
Halifax
N. S
Tribune
K. D. MacPherson
Hirty
Festubert
Ypres
Mencom Halitay
Rne
Grutt
Halfis
Cdust
Sten
Captaim
Fight Over Proposed Sale Of Leviathan And Other Ships
Washington July 8 The Shipping Board met to approve a plan to sell the Leviathan and 14 other government ships. Senator Pletcher denounced the plan, saying the Jones Act reconditioning subsidies did not envisage immediate sales. Two prospective buyers are believed to be United States Lines and American Merchant Lines, with formal bids to follow after ratification.
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United Press
Washington
Shipping Board
Senator Pletcher
Florida
Senate Commerce Committee
Ratifi
Fletttier
Chaiman T. V. O'Connor
Board Momers
U.S
Wood Leads Aerial Race Toward Tulsa Start
In Wichita Italy 3 Joan Wood extended her lead as 24 planes of the national aerial caravan turned toward Tulsa at 8 A.M. The Wichita Tulsa flight begins a 32 plane route from Detroit to the Pacific Coast and back. Charles Meyers on a Waco was second with 2723.4 points, Wood had 4202.2, Bruce Braun on a Stinson Detroiter was third with 2603.1, Frank Hawke in a Ford was fourth with 2642.9, and Al Henley in a Ryan Brougham fifth with 2587.2. The caravan will spend the Fourth of July in Tulsa and proceed into Texas on Thursday.
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Wichita
Kang
Italy
Joan Pp
Wood
Contin
Tulsa
Wichita Tulsa
Detroit
Pacific Coast
Charles Meyers
Meyer
Bruce Braun
Stinson
Patrolman Cleared Sparks Clemency Hope in Grattam Case
By Lineq Press New York July 3 An alleged confession made in Sing Sing prison by Geo Appel, awaiting execution, may bring executive clemency to Daniel J. Grattam Jr., former New York police officer sentenced to die during the week of July 6.
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Lineq Press
New York
Sing Sing
Geo Appel
Daniel J. Grattam, Jr
Membr
Coolidge to Aid Hoover Campaign, Says President
President Coolidge will do everything possible to assist Herbert Hoover in the 1932 campaign, indicating his willingness to participate in the Hoover Curtis effort. Dr. Work, Republican national chairman, plans to direct the campaign while Coolidge contemplates his own role and location for western headquarters in Chicago.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Robert Moorefield
United Press
Superior
Wis
Herbert Hoover
White House
Republican Party
Cedar Island Lodge
Hoover-Curtis
Hubert Worle
Republicas National Committee
Dr. Work
Work
Vintit Kim
City Council defers new city engineer naming again
At the regular meeting City Solictor Blaine Kinvald noted that the adopted engineer salary of 800 dollars per year won’t take effect until ten days after passage. The council questioned a 5 percent contract stipend and discussed hiring an assistant engineer. No action was taken on naming an engineer, but a local Erie firm is expected to be favored. The meeting approved minutes, transfers, bills, and city estimates for sidewalks totaling 129.20 dollars. A protest over the Spring Street improvement from Leo Franz was tabled for later. The treasurer reported June balances and July 1st funds. Permissions were granted to cut curbs for driveways at a filling station. A request for sidewalk connections by James Liddy was referred for investigation. Bus routes and speed controls were discussed. no speed changes issued yet. Executive session adjourned after addressing the city engineering issue. Miss Matie Keefe to visit from Trie for the Fourth.
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Blaine Kinvald
Erie
Council Uaastesade
O. W. Bracken
Dickson
Ellis Harvey
Spring Street
Pleasant
Leo Franz
Franz
N. Cohen
Lone
West Washington Street
North Second Avenue
James Liddy
Cascade “Street
West Pleasant
West Main Streets
Qiday
Main Streets
Leach
Starr
Sor'cester Kincaid
Mott Street
Counell
Rescue Delayed As Icebreakers Face Pack Ahead
Russian icebreaker Krustl struggles to reach the jammed route to the Tialia ive eam. Off North Mass Land, Wrissin encounters pack ice blocking progress. Commander reports need to reach open water near the coast but reefs slow steaming. Charts marking reefs are faulty.
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United Pre
Virgo Bay
Splitbergen
Jured Press
Sorestiy 1Land
Ape Legh Smith
North Mass Land
Wrissin
Rotary Club Hosts Grand Army Veterans for Independence Day Program
Corry Rotary Club welcomed nine Grand Army of the Republic members as guests at a holiday program led by new president J. J. Desmond. Rev. EEL Sturtevant spoke on The Test of Patriotism as Master Ronald Ottaway and his mother performed, with visitors H A Post Boyd Emerick L R Maxon noting plans for a Erie peninsula fish fry on July 11.
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Rotary Club
Grand Army of the Republic
Paine
J. J. Desmond
Th A R
Harlen Hil
Jason Smith
Richard Marvin
James Davids
Oliver Casler
Marvin Wight
John Yarahan
Spring Cres
Sturtevant
Ronald Ottaway
Union City
Ottaway
Rust
Rev
H. A. Post
Boyd Em*erick
L. R. Maxon
Erie
Maxon
Erie Club
Corry
Erie Peninsula
Erie Train Wreck Cleared. Injured Crew Improve
The wreck of Erie train No. 25 in Jamestown east yards Sunday afternoon was removed yesterday. Four crew members injured are reported to be improving. Mrs Emmet Curtis of Columbus plans a visitor trip to the city today to meet friends.
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Erie
Jamestown East Yards
Emmet Curtis
Columbus
Wind and flood devastate Minnesota and Dakotas
Storms across Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas cause more than two million dollars in property damage. Five people are confirmed killed and about 90 injured as communication remains disrupted. Names listed include Lewis Kaus 17 near Fergus Falls Joe Heinze Durand Thebe Grace Halliday 27 and Mrs Herman Bjerls among the dead. Towns report entire buildings damaged or demolished with pasture and crops beaten down by hail and wind.
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United Press
St, Paul
Miam
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Testates
Ping Bergens
Lewis Kaus
Wyghtning
Fergus Falls
Minn
Joe Heinze
Ajine
Durand Thebe
Ligting
Heels
Grace Halliday
Aberdeen
S. D
Herman Bjerls
Dake Park
Afton
Sabin
Bulding
Probe of swindle in Youngsville Fourth of July celebration
Officials of the American Legion Post in Youngsville investigated a possible swindle tied to a four day Fourth of July celebration. Promoter J E Campbell of Battle Creek vanished with about 100 to 150 dollars from ad sales for a four page publication. Merchants lost advertising money while Campbell and his wife left town. the Legion and post papers were not collected, and postal authorities may pursue the matter.
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American Legion Post
St Youngsville
J. E Campbell
Battle Creek
Mich
Youngsville
Journal
Campbell
Youngsville Legion
Phoenix
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Bert van Tassel
Third Ward
van Tassel
Hermida
Duvys
Pihat Marke Mmiltilleen
Leviathan
Fletcher
National Air Tour
Witchita
Kans
Unitel Press
New City
Matie Keefe
A.R
E. H. Sturtevant
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