Cleveland Flier Sets Endurance Mark In Street Car Strike
United Press reports New Orleans riots as 5000 striking car men clash with police at canal barns. Seven street cars burned, dynamite hurled, police use tear bombs, several killed or wounded, two officers resign. Strikers press for eight hour day and wage increases. violence erupts amid efforts to prevent strikebreakers from operating cars.
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United Press
New Orleans
Aymng Pathisera
Gans
Poland
Public Service
S¢Em
Joseph Molimario
Car Yuisher
Silvain ‘Thibodesus
Mobituirio Wag
Thibodemi
Cari Street
Uisputs
Ager
California fliers enter fifth day in air
California endurance aviators Loren Mendel Pete Reinhart and Hiers set a new record as they continued their long altitude flight at Culver City after a night overhead. They credited Byron Newcomb and Ray J. Mitchell who previously held the mark at 174 hours 5 minutes and 5 seconds in Cleveland. A small radio delivered the news to Culver City officials via their refueling plane.
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California
United Press
Culver City
Calif
Jaly
Loren Mendel
Pete Reinhart
Byron Newcomb
Ray J. Mitchell
Cleveland
Mitchell
Newcomb
Newcamp
Otto Leisy
Heath
Lelsy
Eddie Stinson
Newcombs
Fort Worthights
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
WEAF and NBC present The Cavalcade at 8:00 EDT. WIZ New York airs at 8:45 mDT with The Goldman Band. WIR Detroit and NBC network carry 2:00 IDT Detroit Symphony Orchestra. WEAR and NBC network air 9:00 EDT Philkret Symphony Orchestra. NBC network (WIR KWK WREN) at 20:00 MDT features Melodrama Barbara Frinicle.
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WEAF
NBC
WIZ
New York
Goldman Band
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WEAR
Philkret Symphony Orch
WIR
KWK
Wren
Barbara Frinicle
City playgrounds to open Monday for six weeks
Playgrounds of Corry will open Monday afternoon at 1 30 for a six week summer program. Under supervision by Miss Virginia Howes, the initiative includes daily sessions from 1 30 to 4 30 with receipts funded by the Board of Education at the request of the PTA Council.
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Ueafty
P.T. A. Counci
Corry
Virginis Howes
Knvocation
Ales Hoenes
Colcord School
Margaret Jane Kamps
Dorothy Haskins
Palrview School
Virginia Edson
Virgin Kamps
Washington
Florence Gumbleton
Corella Price
Junior Hist
Doris Doolittle
Dorothy Auer
Harday
Nellie Teompson
Elizabeth Beookmull
Why Not Name One Of Cruisers Corry
Washington July 6 Virtually every American city and many towns seek to have their names borne on the high seas by a Navy cruiser under the 15 ship program. The secretary reports the new group of ships will be named after states and cities, with a five month period before the naming is completed.
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Ey Union Press
Washington
Navy
Adams
Plans for Corry hospital lawn social and street carnival
The Nurses' Alumnae Association and Ladies Auxiliary of Corry hospital are organizing a large evening event on the hospital lawn and City Park with a street carnival to follow. A parade will precede fund raising activities including bazaars, booths, and refreshments served at attractively arranged tables. The event aims to draw a wide city and surrounding district audience with strong merchant support.
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Corry Hospital
Ul Fendy
Corry Shriner ceremonial train heads to Bradford
A Zem Zem Temple special train carried about two hundred Shriners from Corry and nearby towns to Bradford for the summer ceremonial. The party included A M Howard P Paulson J W Olds and A G Buller. The train paused in Corry to pick up Zem Zem members and the brass band en route to Bradford.
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Zem Zem Temple
Bradford
A.M. Howard
P. Paulson
J. W. Olds
A. G. Buller
Fire
Ain
Corry
Shine
Speetal
Warren
Winy
Tom Zem Temple
Wife Confesses To Plot To Kill Husband
The wife of a country school teacher in Washington Pa admitted to a plot to murder her husband while he slept. Mrs Fee reportedly confessed to District Attorney Warren Burchinal of Washington County late yesterday, revealing she had attempted to kill her husband.
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United Press
Washington
Houston
Charles Fee
Tarentum Man Hangs Self in Police Cell
Frank Krivac, 50, of Tarentum, died after hanging himself in a police station cell shortly after being arrested for disorderly conduct, per coroner’s report.
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Tarentum
Frank Kriwac
Woman dies as Crawford Co home burns after gasoline blaze
Mrs. Like L. Gough, 54, of Wayne township, is fatally burned when a gasoline mishap starts a tire fire in her kitchen, igniting a two story frame house and killing the home. Her 1-year-old son Bevis is in critical condition after being exposed to flames. Neighbors rush to a scene of destruction as the structure burns to ashes.
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Mbadyium
Like L. Gough
Wayne Township
Bevis
City Hospital
Brice
John Fyndh
Gough
First Penns Guardsmen Open Camp at Gretna
Bands play as 6000 officers and men of the 28th division march into Mt Gretna Pa to begin 15 days of field training. Brigadier General Edward Martin leads infantry brigade with 109th and 110th regiments and Brigadier General Wm McLean leads artillery brigade. Training starts Monday with basic and advanced drills, preparing for a large divisional maneuver involving about 8000 men the week of July 15.
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Plen
United Press
Thompson
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard
Colebrook
Sloth
Edward Martin
Washington
Hardered
Wm. McLean
Wilkes Barre
20Th Division
Philadelphia
103Rd
28Th Tank
Norn Town
Hamburg
MS. Gretna
Rescuers of Spanish Pliers Decorated in Madrid
Premier De Rivera ordered officers of H M S Eagle decorated with the Spanish cross of merit for aiding Commander Ramon Franco and three companions rescued in the mid Atlantic. British sailors to be honored. Eagle to receive the aerial medal.
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Weat Tress
Madrid
Premier de Rivera
H. M.S. Eagle
Ramon Franco
mid-Atlantic
Spain
Stocks Move Irregularly as Market Opens in New York
New York traders faced a quiet session with mixed moves on July 6 as Eastman Kodak briefly topped the 200 mark for the first time, while Western Union Underwood Milford Fiber and leading rails showed strength. The rest of the list moved irregularly amid weekend absences and a market awaiting technical readjustment, with brokerage loans rising by $227 million and an impaired Federal Reserve condition contributing to unsettled sentiment.
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United Press New York
Eastman Kodek
Western Union
Underwood Milfott
Federal Reserve
Corry Firemen Attend Union City Rally During Old Home Week
About sixty members of the Stanford Hose Company and volunteers from all Erie County fire departments gathered in Union City for a joint meeting of the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association held in connection with the Old Home Week celebration.
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Stanford Hose Company
Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Union City
Yole Wiltier
Pathfinder Flight to Rome Delayed by Beach Conditions
Old Orchard Me July 6 The planned 4800 mile hop to Rome by the Pathfinder monoplane was postponed due to rough beach conditions. Pilot Roger Q Williams and navigator Lewis A Yancey said a late start this afternoon was possible after an inspection found the beach too rutted by storms. The Portland to Scarboro flight team learned at the Brunswick hotel that the takeoff would not occur as scheduled.
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United Press
Old Orchard
Rome
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Portland
Scarboro
Brunswick
Willams
Yancey
Cochet Wins English Tennis Championship Final
Henri Cochet of France defeated fellow countryman Jean Borotra 6 4, 6 4 to win the men's tennis championship of England at Wimbledon. Cochet takes the title from Rene Lacoste, who did not compete this year.
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UNIO
Wimbledon
Eng
Henr ci Cochet
France
England
Jean Borotra
Cochet
Rene la Coste
la Coste
Two Life Prisoners Granted Pardons in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 6 two life prisoners Michael Dennery of Clearfield and Salvatore Cardomone of Allegheny were granted pardons by the state pardon board. Dennery sentenced May 11 1917 to be electrocuted for first degree murder. his sentence had been commuted February 6 1918 after five prior refusals.
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Harrisburg
Michael Dennery
Clearfield
Salvatore Cardomone
Allegheny
State
Dennery
Port Burwell Next Stop for Cramer Plane Amphibian
Optawa Ont July 6 radio reports from the north are inconsistent. The Chicago to Berlin amphibian Untin Bowler is believed to have stopped at Great Whale on Hudson Bay due to fog. It could resume toward Port Burwell at Cape Chidley then Mt Evans Green Inc, with pilots Cramer and Gust and historian Wood aboard.
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United Press
Optawa
Althoulgh
Chicago
Untin
Bowley
Mt. Evans
Greeninc
Port Burwell
Great Whale
Antin
The
Chicago ‘Tribune
Perker D. Cramer
Robert Gust
Robert Wood
Specialist Is Summoned In Fireworks Blast Case
Dr Dennis an Erie eye specialist was called into consultation today in the case of Dr Rodgers burned about the face and head in a fireworks explosion at Corry Country Club Thursday night. The right eye escaped serious injury but the left eye’s fate remains in doubt though hope is held that sight may be saved. Rogers was generally improved today and S V Stewart charmed about the face and head at the same time is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Dr. Dennis
Erie
Rodgers
Corry Country Club
Rogers
S. V. Stewart
Negro convict shot by guard at Ohio penitentiary
William Perry an 88 year old black inmate sent from Cleveland was shot and killed early today as he fled from Night Captain Hail during a transfer to solitary confinement after a cell disturbance. Guards fired wounding him fatally. he died a half hour later. Perry was serving 10 to 25 years for robbery.
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United Pres
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Ohio
William Perry
Cleveland
Hail
Perry
Youth Drowned as Canoe Upset in Allegheny River
Pittsburgh July 6. Andrew Fryberg 22 of Millvale drowned yesterday when a canoe with a companion overturned near Twelve Mile Island in the Allegheny River at Hulton. Fryberg’s companion, not identified, helped recover the body. Also reported Pittsburgh July 6 a city officer Patrick Barrett 40 shot himself at home and died in Columbia Hospital after domestic troubles. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Fryberg
Millvale
Hulton
Fryberg
Mryberg
Patricke Barrett
Columbia Hospital
Barrett
Coronsi
Cleveland flyers set 174 hour endurance record in sky
Byron Newcomb and Roy Mitchell piloted the City of Cleveland to a 174 hour 59 second flight, surpassing the prior 173 hour mark. The sustained voyage ended at 12:89 a m after a Friday June 28 takeoff, amid a cheering crowd of 100000. Police cleared the hangar as wives and family celebrated the record with the pilots.
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Claire M. Burcky
United Press
Cleveland
Rolay
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
Enjorance Stip
Rus Robbins
Jim Kelly
Texas Cowboys
Clevelina
Stewart Aircraft Corporation
Wari
Mitchell
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Corry Shriners
Crawford Co
Penn
Gretna
Top
Roy J. Mitchell
Fiers
Cramer Plane
Berlin
Hudson Bay
DR. Rogers
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