Fatal crash on Findley road near Calvert injures three
A Detroit representative of the Standard Automobile Company, Frank Y. Doherty, drove a Studebaker when he tried to pass another car on Findley Road near Calvert. The car struck a Ford and then rolled into a ditch, killing or severely injuring several occupants. Witnesses freed the injured and all were taken to Corry hospital. The accident halted traffic as investigators and physicians treated the wounded.
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Tams Hospital
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Ashville
Big Dirigible Sighted This Morning Over Town
A large airship was seen above the city shortly after 1:00 AM. Witnesses described a slow, level flight at a high altitude and noted its elongated shape and movement toward the northeast.
Little Girl Struck by Car Near North Corry
A child was struck by an automobile near North Corry on a rainy afternoon. She received attention at a local office, with injuries described as a severe cut across the face and other minor wounds.
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Jt Denny Sieconsary
Five Killed in British Wreck Report
Five killed and several injured when an express freight collision struck a locomotive near Diggel Yorkshire. Names of deceased or injured remain uncertain in the dispatch. The report notes a station at Waldamear Park, Erie, and mentions individuals such as Mildred Hansen and Mixy Hansen.
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Yorkshire
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Manchester
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Mitt
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Mixy
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Mertill
Mie Tourth
Waldamear Park
Erie
English Ports Hit by Deck Workers Strike
English ports face severe disruption as a nationwide deck workers strike spreads to major hubs. Thousands join the walkout over wage talks, halting loading, warehousing, and ship calls at London, Hull, Liverpool, Grimsby, and Southampton, threatening wheat supplies and port activity.
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Grimsby
Southampton
Georgia lawmakers move to repeal state enforcement law
Representative Craig Arnold introduced a repeal measure in the Georgia General Assembly targeting the state enforcement statute. The bill was immediately referred to the House Temperance Committee as part of a temperance drive amid anti prohibition sentiment.
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Georgia
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Georgia General Assembly
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Mystery Case Shocks Governess Estate in Scarsdale
In Brooklyn on July 5 a Black man, Kaiiman, 21, accused in a serious case involving governess Miss Kauffman, was found dead in Craighhead house amid a regional probe. A 16-year-old girl, Madeline Harmer, aided by parents, discovered the scene as authorities pursued a suspect dubbed Tony. Captain J P Austin, recently returning to duty after illness, resumes U S Marshall post in Pittsburgh.
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Scarsdale
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Miss Kauffman
Fire destroys McKeesport hotel trapping occupants
A blaze swept the upper floors of a McKeesport hotel trapping guests and killing at least one man while injuring 20 others. Firefighters and police raced to rescue residents as flames raced up the elevator shaft in the hotel. Authorities search nearby homes for missing victims.
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Hick
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Matthew Kraft
Walter Wein
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Urrybylski
W. J. McGrigor
Thule
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Wits Humber
McKeeport
Children's Aid Society Seeks Support and Dues Drive
The Children’s Aid Society asks for support and members. Dues are set at $100 with women invited to join at the home of Mm Vo Stewart. R J Vollette of Hirst Avenue was sent to Corry Hospital today after injuries from a construction incident at Barlow Hardware’s new theatre on N. Penteoy Street.
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R. J. Vollette
Hirst Avenue
Corry Hospital
Barlow Hardware Company
N. Penteoy Street
Ath Accidents Claim Seventy Five Lives
A fragmentary report notes seventy five deaths in an athletic accident sequence. The text references emergency responses and ongoing tally updates from officials, with scattered names and locations obscured by OCR errors. Further readable details are limited, but the item centers on a fatal incident and its immediate official handling.
Pinchot Promotes Rural School System Reform
Governor Pinchot outlines state wide rural school improvements in Pennsylvania with Dr. Gene Becht, detailing a program focused on teacher training, modernization, and reorganization of elementary schools in distant, sparsely populated areas. The push emphasizes smaller districts, catchment areas, and broader educational reforms amid logistical challenges.
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Teller Ends Life in Bank in Philadelphia Capsule
United Press reports John PF Davis, 35, a teller at the Philadelphia Savings Mind Society, killed himself in a bank cage after describing long melancholy and personal troubles. Officers said the tragedy followed alleged financial strains and hidden thoughts.
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Astate Bank
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Davie
Polish Leaders Clash in Verbal Duel in Berlin
In Berlin this July, Polish leaders in a sharp verbal duel marked by a taunt from War Minister Count Seomptyet. The heated exchange followed a remark by Marshal dilling at a war council session, reported by Berliner Zeitung. William McCarthy and Rawlin McLaan returned to Cleveland this afternoon to resume their work after visiting their homes for the Fourth.
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Poland
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Pete
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Cleveland
Harding Will Hundreds Here Leave U S Today for Alaska Trip
A garbled dispatch reports President Harding departing the United States for a celebratory Alaska holiday. Anxious to parade, crowds await arrival as plans for the presidential journey unfold amid political references and national expectations.
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U.S
Alaska
Fireworks display caps Corry Independence Day revels
Corry residents filled streets from West Pleas Street to the fairgrounds for a day of parades, a veterans program, athletic events, and a night fireworks show. Floats from local groups and war veterans associations led a lengthy procession, followed by a patriotic program and park activities before the grand fireworks spectacle lit the sky.
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D. A. HR
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Gharley
Haughy
Erik Atlathey
Mahighoey
Dantal
Siiteh
Umn
George Nichols Dies Wednesday at Local Hospital
George Nichols died Wednesday at Guery Hospital after surgery. He was a longtime foreman at U S Radiator and is survived by a wife and children. Funeral services, conducted by Rev P M Redfinger, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Nichols home, with burial at the Grove cemetery.
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Believe Man Slain by Woman in Court Building
In New York July S the body of Vincant Cate was found on the third floor of the children's court building. A long bread knife, apparently wielded by a woman, left footprints and bloody smudges in the exit corridor. The murdered watchman had been dead for hours. police say the killer is a married woman, but furnish no corroborating evidence.
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