Radio Broadcasting Without Regulation Sparks Debate
United Press reports Washington debate on radio regulation as Justice and Commerce weigh oversight. Hoover urged voluntary restraint while regulators consider spectrum rules. A New York City strike disrupted transit and a busier radio scene raised questions about interference limits and station power. Police investigated injuries from related chaos.
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United Pree
Washington
Ratilg
Iseormurs
Hoover
Justice Department
United Prats Funder
Seelienny
EMS Hall
P Walsh
1 RT Subway
Unes
Brooklyn
Nephattan ‘Tronalt
Manhattan
Eompany
Hn Imation
York Hussey
Burtland
Evan
Hison
Uniterstacy
Tran
Tate
Rai
Wits
Vnenon Pointe
Anil
Lukaybeyske
Tle Timer Square
Brilliant plea to save Durkin in Chicago murder case
A federal officer’s slaying case in Chicago surfaces as defense counsel Eugene McGarry launches a forceful appeal for Marvin Durkin. He argues the jury should find Durkin not guilty or needful of cleansing the system, challenging prosecutors while accusing the administration of justice of political pressure. The courtroom erupts as judges and attorneys clash over the admissibility of statements and the nation’s law enforcement stakes.
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Chicago
Pully Air
Wootleggini Busiers
Delese
Eugéne McGary
Todas
Marvin Dusen
Martin Durkin
Pasirolt
Ininnuniiby Fom
Esse
McGuuny
Phicagis
Business McGarry
Defense Cours
Shanathan
Harey B Miller
L Névestary
Nates
Iving
Martie Barkin
Musztuck Dies in Chair Monday
The article reports Toby Musztuck, convicted in a brutal Pennsylvania murder, to be executed at Rockview Penitentiary. Officials expect the lethal act to occur Monday morning as deputies prepare and sheriffs coordinate the execution details.
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Musztuck
Snegertown
Rockview
Toby Musztuck
Northywastern
Penncyvania
Almot
Bia
Burke
Howe Vt Sakgertows
Mugevick
Raptarn
Revolvethy Sherif Charles MW Totes
Muadville
Removal of Rails for North Center Street Resurfacing
Preliminary work on resurfacing North Center street begins with removing protruding rails between Franklin and Park Place. Water and gas lines are being replaced, and the project is largely handled by Mayer Brothers Songtretier Co of Erie. Construction could start next Tuesday, with completion hoped within ten days. Asphalt paving will allow traffic shortly after material is placed.
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Erie
Corry to Host Erie County Firemen Gathering
Members of the Stanford Hose Company will host a large gathering of Erie County Volunteer Firemen in Corry next Wednesday. An estimated four to five hundred visitors are expected, with local accommodations likely at capacity. A Hose Company meeting tonight will finalize arrangements for the event and entertainment.
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Stanford Hose Company
Eugeniais
Erie County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Hose Company
Road Work Delayed by Bidder Refusal in Crawford County
Unexpected delay halts the concrete highway project from Townville to South Richmond church as H and Bunce of Olean refuses to sign the contract. Supervisors of Steuben township proceed with a two mile stone base road between Townville and Tryonville, opposing use of the main road for hauling and detour plans.
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Townville
South Richmond Church
Richmond Township
Crawford County
H. &, Bunce
Olean
Titusville Herald
Bunce
Tryonville
Stewben
Steuben
Dutch Queen Finds Victim Of Drowning In Interlaken
Interlaken Switzerland July 9 Queen Wilhelmina and the royal party on a Grotto visit saw a body in the lake. Police believe a man slipped and fell overboard and were alerted immediately.
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Interlaken
Switzerland
Wilhelmina
Holland
Min I
Prince Consort
St. Beat
Directors of Corry Hospital Meet in Regular Session
The Corry hospital Board of Directors gathered in the library basement for their regular session with ten members present Laurie Larson Mount Bracken Sweet McTinnes Shea Elston Weir and Olds. They approved records from the last meetings and heard graduation plea letters from Miss Kent and Miss Side. June report shows listed statistics for patients admitted discharged and daily averages with births and nurse training noted. The Visiting Committee presented four June recommendations. Building and Grounds given authority to arrange repairs including fire escapes painting and coal for winter. Account collections were discussed and many names to be listed for collection were approved.
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Corry Hospital
Lestion
Cunningham to Testify in Philadelphia Primary Probe
Republican state committeeman Thomas W. Cunningham, long sought as a witness before the Senate primary investigation committee, will await service at his Atlantic City cottage on Nashville Avenue and the Board Walk, Atlantic City, as the inquiry closes. Congressman Benjamin M. Golder has telegraphed Senator Jim Reed and David Barry.
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Philadelphia
Thomas W. Cunningham
Senate
Washington
Avantic City
Benjamin M. Golder
Jim Reed
David Barry
Nashville Avenue
Atlantic City
Cunningham
Quarter Sessions
Reed
Tas
Pennsylvania Primariat
Chicago
Man Kills Wife and Wounds Five in Scranton Rampage
In Scranton on July 9 Charles Nordells formerly of Philadelphia went on a rampage at a Corpee house, killing his wife and wounding five women. One target, John Meringa, fled when Nordells fired, believing police pursued him. Meringa was later shot in the foot. Nordells also shot Curie Lepper and Anna Spasi, alleged relatives, per police reports.
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Scranton
Charles Nordells
Philadelphia
John Meringa
Nordelid
Meringa
Norgolla
Curie Lepper
Anna Spasi
Keep Cool Health Tips From Grubbbs on Hot Weather
Grubbs advised extra cautions for heat and dehydration suggesting light clothing and avoiding untested drinks. He warns against heavy meals and staying in direct sun and stresses water safety and wearing head coverings as safeguards amid high temperatures.
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H. Grubbs
Jos
Helen Wells
Lowes
Lena Wyatt Held on Postal Law Violation Charge
Lena Wyatt, employed by Franklin Unt, was admitted to a 500 dollar bond and arraigned before a U S Commissioner on charges of forging a postal matter. The case, involving alleged misconduct, will proceed to the September term of court.
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Erie
Pai
Lena Wyatt
U.S
Pitep
Ansils
New Bridge Heavy Blow to Ferries
Philadelphia report shows Delaware River ferry service weakened after bridge opening. Patronage fell about seven percent since July 1, with crews and officials noting reduced traffic and economic impact on routes between Tee and Camden.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
G O P Fights to Retain Control for Coolidge Era
In Washington the Republican party fights to retain control as Coolidge seeks reelection. Independent and Democrat candidates loom in July races. Campaigns raise about 250,000 dollars in some states, with Democrats counting on fresh funds for the November elections.
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Washimgtos
Onejidge
Indepandens
Pampiien Eoumireey
Dembcrats
Vucore
Demcreate
Qoenarii
Cooling Rain Expected Throughout Midwest Relief from Heat Arrives
Heat wave battered the Midwest with temperatures in the eighties as families faced danger from the heat. A cooldown with cooling rains was forecast from the Canadian border to the Ohio River and across Ne wyaks and Indiana. Minneapolis and St Paul reported rain as damaging thunderstorms moved through the region. Miss Lotta Bonateef Taft sails for Chautauqua after a long voyage.
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Roach
Ohio River
Newyasks
Indiana
Citexge
St. Paul
I Minneapolils
St Pro
Minneapolis
Otlur
Secipopi
Central
Wester Canstin
Ex-Medium to Expose Spiritualism at local church event
An ex medium named Prof Witkin plans to reveal alleged spiritualist deceptions. The public is invited to a 7:30 p.m. gathering at the Haptet church with demonstrations and readings. Local evangelist W. Ey Bicdetwal is noted as sponsor, with Wilkins presenting various séances and writings to challenge occult claims.
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Gener
Leo Wilkin
Essee Iian
Pysehic
Witkin
Tom Ead
Meadville
Moody Bible
Jim
Lee Whittlesey
Wilkins
W. Ey
Ted
Troy
Bodies recovered from ill fated submarine disaster
At Brooklyn a morgue wagon transported the first five bodies of sailors from the ill fated submarine. Naval officials announced no formal identification yet while identification methods were discussed. Frederick Poster of Nutley was identified among those recovered.
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Savy Yard
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jily J
Marine Guard
Naval Hospital Morgue
Fiere
Fromi
Aed Po Hospital
Reisining
I. Taylor
Naval Identification Bureau
Washinton
Davlor
Dewspapermien
Banes
Lidut
Frederick Poster
Nutley
V F W Auxiliary Council Meeting Set for Thursday
Ladies Auxiliary of the Lieut A W Thompson Post VFW will host the Northwestern District Council meeting in the city next Thursday. Over 100 delegates from affiliated auxiliaries expected. dinner at Hotel Corry at 12 80. program and entertainment planned in Maestric Hall with Miss Campbell Bush of Union City among visitors from Warren Kane DuBois Bradford Titusville Erie and other cities.
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A. W. Thompson
Vetrans of Foreign Wars
Northwestern
Maéstrce Hall
Norte Glans
Aita Bertha Lyons
Waren
The
Connell
Warren Kane
DuBois
Bradford
Titusville
City and Erie
Todays Five Best Radio Features Mentioned Programs
Fragmented listing describes radio features across stations including WAHG Richmond KOA Denver KGW Portland WEAR New York WGY Schenectady and Pacific Standard time slots. Mentions call signs, times, and a musical piece titled Old Sing Cole.
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Seder
KOA
Denver
Mountain
KGW
Portland
New York
Jones
Harm
Schenectady
Cole
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