Flying hero’s continent hop ends near St Joseph flight halted
Lieutenant Maughan aimed to span the continent by dawn to dark in a daylong flight. Engine trouble forced a landing near St Joseph Missouri, wrecking gear and ending the attempt. He redirected to Cleveland then Dayton before resuming plans, praising the aircraft’s condition and vowing to continue after repairs.
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Farmer Kills Wife and Daughter Tragedy Reported
In Blain View Texas a farmer is reported to have killed his wife and daughter during a personal crisis. The incident described as a violent act follows a troubled period with the accused reportedly attempting to harm others before turning the weapon on his family. An officer stated the motive remains unclear as the investigation continues.
Britain drafts new reparations and Ruhr policy
London reports Cabinet discussions on a possible shift in Britain's approach to Germany’s reparations and Ruhr control. Premier Baldwin and Foreign Minister Curzon to present policy in Parliament, with Belgium and France urged to join while Italy remains nonaligned. The plan signals a potential permanent rift among Entente powers after Duisburg outrage.
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Trainmen Seek Pay Increase At Joint Meeting
Union leaders from the Brotherhood of Railway Workers and the Order of Railway Conductors convene with about 170 chairmen to push a wage rise for train crews including firemen and enginemen. J. W. Sheppard leads the conductors as Western division chiefs express support. Meetings at Sunray Gate are planned with union members assembling today.
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Rehearsal Tonight for Clamtanqua Prep at Hospital Building
A rehearsal is scheduled tonight at the hospital building for the Clamtanqua preparations. Organizers urge all participants to attend to ensure readiness for the event this week, with sessions continuing Monday and Tuesday.
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One Killed In Auto Accident Reported In Toona Area
A Sunday night crash near Toona left one person dead and others injured. Clara Mul Jolley, her son Donald, and several others were involved, with details limited by the incomplete report.
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Body of missing balloonist found after wreck
The body of a missing balloonist was recovered near the wreck site. Lieutenant Rohs reported the find with hopes the companion passenger, believed to be Wallace, might still be alive nearby. Authorities will seek clarification as medical examiners inspect the remains and search for the second missing crew member.
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Man in Despondent Crisis Ends His Life at Home
A despondent man identified as Sidney B. Patterson, 38 years old, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the home of Mr. Vinnie Shravan after an apparent personal crisis over money matters. County Coroner Van Tass ruled the death as accidental. He leaves a son, Robert Patterson, and a daughter, Mrs Brown, both of Silver Creek and Brookville respectively.
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Convicted Whipping Boss Facing Appeal of Murder Case
Judge J A McMutein denied Tigginbotham's motion for a new trial in the Martin Dahert case. He was sentenced to twenty years in the state penitentiary while Migginboshams release of $10,000 bond pending appeal disposition.
Ticks Aged 13 Injured In Auto Crash Near Wine Joy Lake
Reports say a 13 year old girl named Ticks was injured in an automobile accident near Wine Joy Lake last Sunday. Her parents arrived at Shady Avenue home with the girl described as terribly diminished in strength and blood loss. recovery uncertain for some time. Continued improvement noted in the condition of Prumk Keleher, victim of a separate crash on Hare Creek. Hospital updates cited favorable news this afternoon.
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Fire Not Allowed Film Sparks City Panic
A chaotic incident at a New York theater erupted when fire alarms were raised over a motion picture showing. Adults fled to the street as gang members refused to leave seats and the fire department intervened, ejecting attendees. The event underscores safety concerns at public screenings.
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Mob clashes as armed crowd storms jail in Philadelphia area
A 2000 strong mob stormed a jail as police used nightsticks to disperse rioters. The prisoner, Brown, jailed after terrorizing the town, was moved to an alternate facility amid disorder and cries of vengeance. Local police and federal agents responded to restore order.
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Chicken Thieves Haunt Farm as Police Seek Clues
Local authorities investigate a Friday night poultry raid at a farm. Twenty chicks were taken from a coop, and police request information to identify the culprits. No suspects named yet. residents urged to report any tips to assist the investigation.
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Circus Draws Large Crowds Across Weekend
The circus delivered two performances that drew sizable audiences, with strong attendance on Saturday night. Local residents discussed plans for a postponed charity event at 47 Brook Street while visiting relatives and friends from Jamestown and Pittsburgh.
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Indians Plead With Harding On Fishing Rights
United Press report describes Native Alaskans appealing to President Harding over fishing rights and exclusive canning licenses. They recount traditional subsistence fishing, ruined by newly restricted access and milling traps, urging abolition of exclusive melting rights and better citizenship.
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Hearing in Assault Case on Thursday
Rorcot Slye faces a charge of assault and battery brought by his wife. He was arrested recently amid divorce proceedings and released on his own recognizance. A hearing before Alderman G. Gordian is set for Thursday morning with bond at $1,000 for surety of the peace.
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Settlement Expected In False Pretenses Case At Market
A settlement is expected in a case against Frank Welly over obtaining goods under false pretenses from Mrs. Nor Jewell, operator of a grocery store at 30 West South Street. Pending disposition concerns the formic nage and related charges from the Model Market on Pine Avenue, with a withheld petition awaiting action.
Fire damages home in West Church street incident
A shooting match from a toy pistol sparked a small blaze at Romeo Ficcarda’s West Church street home yesterday. A curtain was ignited before firefighters extinguished the fire, causing minor woodwork damage and no serious injuries.
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Federal Coal Commission Report Recommends Regulation of Anthracite Industry
United Press reports the Federal Coal Commission near submission of its lone awaiting report to President in Alaska, urging government regulation of the anthracite industry. The proposed reforms cover mining, transport, testing, and marketing to centralize control under executive authority.
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Car Wreck Near Mercer Causes Driver Flight
A Port sedan near Mercer was damaged early Sunday morning while heading toward Wolf and Jase but escaped with minor injuries. The driver fled the scene but was later apprehended and settlement for damages was reached.
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State Police Patrol Road Operations Expand Nearby
Authorities report patrols increasing along a road near Mieneh Creek as a crackdown on a suspected drug ring proceeds. No arrests had been made as of this afternoon and the situation remains under active investigation.
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Tag Day For Playgrounds In City Held Saturday
A tag day to raise funds for playgrounds was held Saturday, with schoolgirls selling tags. About $150 was raised to cover planned work in the coming weeks, honoring Miss Marie Howard of Jamestown visiting relatives here.
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Jamestown
Guarantors of 23 Chautauqua Meet Friday
Guarantors of the 23 Chautauqua arrange a meeting Friday at Washington school grounds August during the first week. The committee led by Loveland includes many local names and the program features Dunbar Quarter, Handbell Rinker, Clarke Foner Parte, Victoria Maids, lectures by Spillman, Story, Poole, and Rea.
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Refusal of Demands of Coal Miners at Anthracite Talks
United Press reports the joint conference of anthracite operators and miners near Atlantic City ends with operators expected to reply to eleven demands from the miners led by President H. Lewis. Key asks include higher wages shorter hours and recognition of the Deign Observers. Rejection of these demands is anticipated as the operators plan delays for study.
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Father Corry Man Is Dead
Nelson P Curtis aged 84 died at his daughter Ann Millers home in North Waycen Pa Saturday at 8 45 pm Survived by daughter and three sons Frank Clyde James Town NY De TA Curtis Funeral from North Warren home Tuesday at 2 pm burial in Oakland Cemetery
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Jamestown
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Oakland Cemetery
Oil Treatment Improves Cory Warren Rome Route
The State Highway Department completed oiling between this city and Warren with the Spring Creek link finished. The road to Erie via Waterford is similarly treated. The oil preparation greatly improves paving and offers safer driving to Warren, with yesterday's trip reported under far more favorable conditions than before.
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W Graw Arrested for Reckless Driving inDitusvils
James McGraw was arrested by Officer Carroll on Saturday night for alleged reckless driving in the city. Police Magistrate Porter remanded him for a second time after a similar charge. He previously paid a $10 fine ten weeks ago.
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City Assessors Begin 1981 Property Assessment
City assessors JD. Bentley and P. B. Westley started the 1981 assessment today. Field work should wrap before September 1. The only major shifts will involve new or remodeled properties. The full assessment should be finished to allow a court of appeals session in late October or early November.
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France ratifies Pacific Pact in unanimous vote
Paris reports the French Chamber of Deputies ratified the Pacific accord signed at Washington in November 1821 by Britain, France, Japan, and the United States. The vote was unanimous and held without Jesarvm Hong.
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