Weaving Hopeful in City Council Race Amid Deadlock
The article outlines a crowded field for the upcoming municipal election with Fred J. Weaver signaling a bid for City Council after a recent defeat. Speculation centers on Ben Star and Mrs Barnes as possible contenders, while party leaders prepare petitions and campaign teams as the race tightens.
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Lennie
Teller
Jash
Howard
Brown
TirtWi
Bracken
Lyrtong
Ali Howard
Mr Crown
Weaver
Yetits Avo
Wien
Cieber Salrmies
Doane
Mehemeh
Marces
Rriliention
Keppel
Me Keppel
Lelie Haniel
Fae
Barnes
Varus
Cannehidatur
Cio
Avnd
Falls to death Altoona incident at state college
A man fell from a window early in July at Pennsylvania State College, with authorities identifying Ronald Heberling son of the creamery manager as a person involved. The report notes unclear details about the fall and mentions Stanly killings as context.
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Altoona
Ronald Heberling
Mayor Heberlings
Pennsylvania State College
Way Instanly
Many Refused Licenses Washington July 7
A brittle report notes that 183 motorists seeking new drivers licenses faced high rejection. Lee Lane, with twenty years of driving, was among the few granted passage while many applicants failed to meet the standards.
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Washington
Lee Lane
Five Best Radio Entertainments of the Day
Radio listings show Hooke up 780 presenting various acts including the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and the Bast nibs Light Opera. Chicago WMAG and Dallas WHAA carry different programs at 9 to 10 p.m with Recital, Choral Club, and related performances.
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Lewisihn
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Bastnibs Light Opera
Chicago
Bastuil
WMAQ
Dallas
Paylern
Ardu Choral Club
AEM
Drfan
Storm Damage Recalls New Castle and Butler Incidents
Storm gusts and lightning swept across New Castle and Butler causing about 50,000 dollars in damage. Streets became impassable as debris, overturned vehicles, and undermined pavement blocked sidewalks. An unfinished James Mallen home in Oakland district suffered around 1,500 dollars in loss amid the chaos.
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New Castle
James Mallen
Oakland
Butler
Pay
Commons Votes Confidence in Baldwin Amid Lords Reform Debate
London July 7 The Commons backed the Baldwin government by a 302 to 19 margin after a day of heated debate on Lords reform. MacDonald charged the reform would gerrymander the Commons, Lloyd George condemned hereditary peers, Churchill defended the government while criticizing the vetting motion, and Baldwin denied equal Lords rights on finance.
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Clifford L. Day
United Press
London
Baldwin
House
James Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Haldwin
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Hoase of Commons
Winston Churchill
W C T U Picnic To Be Held At Waterworks Park
The Erie County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will host a picnic at Waterworks Park Erie on Saturday in July. Miss Cors FF Stoddard Navy Vessel Director of Scientific Temperance Instruction will speak in the afternoon. Attendees are urged to bring well filled baskets. WCTU will provide coffee. rain plan supports use of the Bris Vaca third floor.
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Erie County Woman's Christian Tamperance Union
Waterworks Park
Erie
Cors FF Stoddard
Navy Vahal
Bris Vaca
Nine Die As Train Plunges Into Hafte River At Wernigerode
United Press reports a disaster near Wernigerode Saxony where a train derailed and plunged into the Hafte a swollen stream after heavy rains. Nine dead ten injured as searchers work along the riverbank for bodies and survivors. The wreck occurred in a valley town 60 miles southwest of Magdeburg with the Harz mountains nearby.
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Wernigerode
Saxony
Bad Lee
Amskige
Rains Delay Farmers With Big Hay Crop
Heavy rains over the past thirty hours delay haying as farmers in Wayne township report a bumper crop potential. Despite large yields, wet spells hinder cutting and baling while optimism remains for a warm finish to April and May. Potatoes and other crops show mixed prospects, with some orchards and fruit trees carrying fruit and others delayed by weather.
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Wards Agi
Wayne Township
Furmer
Wales
Hospital confrontation ends in complaint and dispute
United Press report from Los Angeles describes a confrontation between Dr Leo Parrish the health officer and Walter Drummond the husband over treatment of a woman. The incident led to discussions of moving Mrs Drummond to a private hospital and a complaint against a chiropractor and the hospital prior to the dispute.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Drummond
Ofith Daly
Leo. Parrish
Walter Drummond
Parrish
Drumimond Traine
Sheffield in Black Hills to Meet Coolidge
James Sheffield ambassador to Mexico arrived at a Rapid City lodge for talks with President Coolidge on Mexican policy and his possible resignation. He avoided discussion until after meeting the President, citing health concerns and preference for a stricter policy toward Mexico.
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Sheffield
Black Hills
Coolidge
Mexico
Paul R. Mallon
Rapid City
James Sheffield
White House
Prasiden
Goolidge
United States
Belie
Mexico City
Southern Republic
Mile Drive
Mr. Coolidge
Cinema Stars Organizing to Fight Wage Cut
Hollywood producers plan a Closed shop under Actors Equity. Cast and crew vow resistance to wage cuts as 1000 members vote to unionize. Equity will negotiate with producers on proposed salary reductions while new contracts require equity status and minimum wages. Frank Gilmore of New York presided at the meeting.
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Hollywood
Movil Soaker
Incline
Alenens
Squilids
Actors Equity
Equity
Southern California
Frank Gilmore
New York
Veteran pioneer seeks airplane ride at 101 in Oklahoma
Lo Black, 101, a Fairview pioneer who freighted along the Chisholm Trail, requested an air ride while visiting relatives in Oklahoma. He quoted rustic maxims about drinking and tobacco as he expressed the wish, noting his West Virginia origins and frontier days.
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United Press
Oklahoma
CHPY
Okla
Lo Black
Fairview
Ollay
Wichita
Port ‘Sill
Black Ex
West Virginia
Ship in heavy seas faces possible loss near Alaska
Twenty aboard the vessel Hrower of San Francisco faced death as it was pounded by heavy seas north of Nome, Alaska. The ship ran aground on the island yesterday and failed to float at high tide. The U S S Algonquin of the Coast Guard is in Alaskan waters south of Nome trying to communicate.
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United Press
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
St. Liavirence Taland
Nome
Alaska
Byrd Aims Four Remote Regions Exploration Plan
Commander Richard E Byrd outlined a seven to eight year plan to fly to four remote regions. He would seek Navy permission to visit the South Pole interior of Brazil Arabia and Mount Everest after a pole flight. Byrd compares the potential achievement to Magellan Drake and Columbus and notes Everest attempts face extreme conditions and oxygen challenges.
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United Press
Paris
Richard E Byrd
Earth
Byrd
Navy Department
South Pole
Brail
Arabia
Exerest
Himalayas
Suh Pole
South America
Brazil
Mount
Everest
North Pole
Wold
Magellan
Drake
Columbus
Mount Everest
Nepal
Tibet
Manisslainin Family's Light Tragedy Shocks Rockville
Ed Mills, 40, a former resident living four miles from Rockville, was murdered today by a stranger as his family watched. Preliminary reports say he was shot to death and a note on the body appeared as a warning from the assassin.
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Ly United
Rockville
Mai
Ed Mills
Dour Miles
Here
Dispute Over Cruiser Limit Threatens Geneva Talks
The Geneva naval conference faces collapse as the United States and Britain clash over cruiser tonnage versus ship counts. Kellogg informs Britain's ambassador the US rejects doubling British cruiser strength and expanding American ships sixfold, urging a 900 000 ton cap. The deadlock echoes the 1930s armament impasse with no concession in sight.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Great Britain
Kellogg
Sir Esme Howard
Britain
Henry Wood
United Pres
Geneva
League
France
Unive States
United States
Britih Commission
Gotham Bandit Shot and Captured Near New London
Nassau county detective Gordon Morley said he fired the shot that felled Billy Williams after a long car chase from New York to Soundview Connecticut. Williams, sought in jewel robberies, was stopped by Hurley and Sheraton of Burns Detective Agency as he tried to flee, and Morley said the fatal shot was fired when the suspect advanced toward officers.
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United Press
New London
Conan
Boston
Billy Williams
Nassau County
Soundview
Conn
Eye Tod
Williams
Gordon Morley
Long Teland
Charles Sheraton
Burns Detective Agency
Stiegel
Hurley
Airlines co operate with railroads in joint air rail plan
Several trunk line railroads plan a combined air and rail passenger service to speed travel and reconnect cities. William P. MacCracken has approved the plan and promised government assistance. The scheme envisions selling air tickets at railroad offices with options for all rail travel, enabling Detroit to Pittsburgh journeys via train and air segments for faster overall trips.
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United Press
Washington
William P. MacCracken
Ain
Workine
Dex" MacCrack
Jon Tal
Frese
Chicago
Detroit
Pintsuureh
Noth Country
Manly
State to test all Concord Township cattle
Tubercular testing of all cattle in Concord Township will begin next Monday morning. A state veterinarian will conduct the tests and visit 25 to 30 farms daily to cover the territory. Cattle owners are asked to cooperate and have cattle in the sheds when advised. for further information contact M. N. Darrow at 101-R-24.
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Yongord
P. Darrow
Journal
Mn Darrow
Rebels Seize Chinese City Amid Counterattack
United Press dispatch from Shanghai reports Chinese rebels seized the town of Tring Tao in Shantung but faced fierce counterattacks from rival forces. The brief item notes heavy fighting as both sides clash, with uncertain control.
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United Press
London
Shanghai
Tring Tao
Shantung
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