Attacks on Indictments Overruled in Bribery Case
Judge Hite overruled demurrers by three defendants attacking two indictments tied to a $100,000 bribery scandal involving Path Wt Gohing Sr and others. Trial date not set due to summer recess. October term likely. Indictments alleged both bribe give and bribe take to influence Interior Department actions.
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Ovstober
United Pree
Washington
Bofly
Intering
Albert
Willi Hite
Hite
de Enys
Path
Fall
Acts
Justice Hits
Gil Men
Hardins
Interior Department
Dulany
Paty
Birger Murder Trial Opens In Southern Gang War
Deputy sheriffs pace the floor to deter gunfire as Birger, once a warlord, faces murder charges alongside Art Newnan and Ray Hyland. The defendants are linked to a series of killings that fueled a two year guerrilla war in the Southern state region.
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William I. Sullivan
United Press
Wenton
Tay Bavnie
Charles
Birur
Tlieis
Art Newnan
Ray Hyland
Hiker
Joe Adams
Two Airmen Die in Pine Camp Training Crash
Watertown New York July 6 Capt Curtula Wheeler and Lieut Girt Socks of New York were killed or fatally injured when their National Guard trainer crashed nose first from about 1000 feet at Pine Camp. Pilot Sucka was aboard the aircraft and survived.
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Sy Unitearos
Watertown
Capturtla Wheeler
New York
Girt Socks
New
Today’s five best radio entertainments on major stations
Radio listings show WNYC WJZ WEAF KOA and WGHP presenting varied programs. The Goldman Band and Maxwell Hour appear on early slots with orchestral and entertainment content. Details include times around 4 to 10 p m and mentions of a Patrol Orchestra performance in Detroit.
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WNYC
New York
Goldman
Maxwell
WEAF
Goodrich
KOA
Denver
Gite Symphony Orchestra
WGHP
Detroit
Patrolt Symphony
Levine plans return flight with Byrd crew and Leviathan patrol
United Frei reports Charles A. Levine, planning a return flight to New York with Byrd and ChamBerlin’s teams. Chamberlin declines pilot job due to prior US contracts, while Byrd’s crew and Balchen prepare for a preliminary Leviathan inspection before the Pole voyage.
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United Frei Parts
Charles A. Levine
Innelivon Cody
Miut
New York
Levine Sidle
Chamberlin
Chamberlins
Sit
United States
Tysete
Richard Ri Byrd
Tis
Chaimberlin
Ney
York
Byde
Tole
United Press
Busd
Souith Pole
City Council Holds Short Meeting At Municipal Building
City Council held a brief session with routine business. Minutes approved. Engineer Dickson submitted final estimates for street work. A transfer of 0.71 from the residential fund was approved. June treasurer’s balance was 15,617.44 with 11,000 in monthly receipts. July balance around 10,000. Bills ordered paid. Next adjournment set for July 12 to receive bids on North Central street surfacing. Specifications for repaving revised. bidder extension discussed.
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Silal
Dickson
BBC Hapley
Cvf Brown
Reidental
Cove
North Centratrest
Council
Fry One 1G
Teven
Man Hurt in Fall from Local Truck on Liberty Street
Archie M. Briggs, a Rev. 1 duryman and milk distributor, is hospitalized at Cory Hospital with severe head bruises and cuts after falling from his truck on Liberty Street around 11 this morning. Witnesses saw no clear cause. Briggs was unconscious for about 30 minutes before Dr. Kiblen ordered his transfer to the hospital.
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Archie M. Briggs
Cory Hospital
Liberty Street
Briggs
Coal Output Shows Slump in World Production
Berlin reports 1926 world anthracite coal output totaled 1.184 billion metric tons, a drop of 700 million tons from 1925. Federal Goal Council says Europe’s share fell sharply while the United States’ share rose, in its coal situation investigation.
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Berlin
Federal Goal Council
Europe
United States
Hold Driver of Machine in Irvine Crash
Charges of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor have been preferred against Rogers of Erie in connection with the accident near Tevine by Warren. Rogers was held for court with bond set and later posted. Dr Stanley Smith of Pittsfield and Mrs Tne Gilson of East Wayne were injured. Dr Smith was taken to Warren Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Rogers
Erie
Tevine
Warren
BP. Smith
Batt Wayne Street
Warren Jisnee
Taian
Stanley Smith
Piltshiresh
Blp Smith
This Cine
Mra Tne Gilson
East Wayne Treat
Smith
Nestler
Youth Bound Over To Court In Diamond Ring Theft
Leland Frody of Kane was arrested in connection with the theft of a diamond ring from A. Baird on East South Street. He faced a hearing before Alderman C. By Portur and pleaded not guilty. Frody is to be transferred to county court as he remains in default and is expected to be jailed in Erie County within a day or two.
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Leland Frody
Kanes
Evie i
A. Baird
East South Street
Portur
Erie County
Tyr
Man on trial for flogging in Toccoa Ga
High school principal H G Acree faces trial in Toccoa charged with assault with intent to murder Mrs. Ansley Bowers after she was flogged by a masked group of 12. Acree is one of five indicted. co-defendants to be tried separately once illness delays defense.
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Vomed
Tone Toccoa
Agaist
Woman Dies After Accident Near New Castle
Mrs Ruby Faustino, 18, of Oliveland, died from an accidental abdominal gunshot wound suffered July 4 at the Frank Schialdi home near New Castle. She passed away in Shenango Valley hospital. Survived by husband. Body taken to Cleveland for burial.
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New Castle
Ruby Faustino
Oliveland
Frank Schialdi
Here
Shenango Valley
Cleveland
Bridge Project Delays North Center Street Repaving
Construction of the new Bear Creek bridge on Northetter street extends delays for North Center street resurfacing. Officials estimate at least three to five weeks more before the bridge is finished, delaying reopening of the street work until August. City officials will reopen bids for resurfacing on July 12 after previous bids were rejected.
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Bear Creek Bridge
Elty
Bear Creek
Northetter Street
Tounell
North Center Street
Cornnell
City playgrounds open for six weeks of summer activities
The city throws open playgrounds at schools for a six week summer program under PT A supervision. Special appropriation funds the recreation plan with weekly supervision from 1:30 to 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday except Saturdays. Virginia Hoenes leads as supervisor with staff at Washington, Concord, Fairview, Junior Elementary, and Harding sites.
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Counc
PT. A. Thru
Virginia Hoenes
Washington School
Dorothy Henry
Elsie Jones
Concord
Mary Paulson
Myra Ober
Fairview
Helen Grace Merrick
Olive Mason
Helen Jonez
Darie Daglittle Harding
Mise Lorna Amidson
All Towns Endure Police Force Troubles in Masontown
In Masontown Pennsylvania mayoral politics flare as A W Bell is alternately suspended and reinstated as police chief by Burgess William D Lewis. The council claims back pay and readiness to reinstate, while Bell accuses political maneuvering.
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United
Prass
Masontown
A.W Bell
William D. Lewis
Bell
Council
Lewis
Bell Gas
Shim
Wilbur Opposes Proposed South Pole Expedition
Secretary of Navy Wilbur opposes Richard Byrd s proposed South Polar flight, fueling speculation on official stance and potential influence on Byrd. Navy leaders note past attempts at world flights and Hawaiian hops, with emphasis on practical aviation goals over exploratory polar venture. Mrs. Charles Kromas left for a day trip to Brie.
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Thomas L Stokes
United Press
Washington
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Richard EB. Byrd
Byrd
Navy
Willian A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Moffett
Tie
Alie Tnderstood
Army
Hawaii
Department
Atlantic
Honolulu
Byrd plans Brazil expedition after South Pole trip
In a exclusive interview, Richard Byrd outlines a future airborne expedition to explore the Brazilian interior. He envisions a fleet of long range planes, each with three engines, to map virgin areas along the Amazon headwaters and assess potential resources with Brazilian government cooperation.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Brazil
Richard
Byrd
South Pole
Amazon
Falls From Ladder Injure Mrs. Lane Brooks
Mrs. Lane Brooks of 982 Liberty Street suffered two fractured ribs and shock after a fall from a stepladder at her home this afternoon. She was treated by Dr. J Kibler and is progressing as well as can be expected.
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Lane Brooks
Liberty Street
J . Kibler
Billion Dollar Resources Passes Bank Total
United Press reports on July 7 that Chase National Banks surpassed the billion dollar mark in total resources, reaching 1,042,613,999 as of June. Only National City Bank exceeds them with 1,587,42,958 in total resources.
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United Press New York
Chase National Banks
National City Bank
Protest at Mount Gretna Camp by 8000 Youths
In Elvland on July 6 8000 young people at the International Christian Endeavor convention passed a unanimously approved resolution defending the younger generation against criticisms. Preparations by Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard for the Mount Gretna encampment are under way with a goal of sixty guardsmen, as officers expect full strength for entry.
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Eveland
Sind Ac
International Christian Endeavor
T Gates
Comeypany A
Pennsyania National Guard
Mount Gretna
Stite
Japan Adheres to U S Proposals in Naval Talks
Amid deadlocked naval limitation talks, American British and Japanese delegates show compromise drive. Britain defends home trade routes while pushing limited cruiser tonnage and two submarine types, Japan backs U S compromise figures and aims to reduce overall armament.
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United Press
Uniti
Japan
America
Ameris
Britain
W. Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Great Britain
Tilary P. Jones
Emden
Hans
Technical Commission
Bridgessman
Sion
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Irvine
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Charles Kromas
Brie
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Pittsburgh
Brown's Hill
Abn
Porfiria Wirbanter
MT. Gretna
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