Parisians Bid Byrd and Companions Farewell
Thousands of Parisians bid farewell to Byrd and companions as they board a train for Tuykink to receive medals in Dunkirk. Levine plans a return flight via the Azores, with Chamberlin aiding navigation of the Kellanca plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Companions
Levine
Azores
A. L. Bradford
Previn Stas
Homanity
Paris
Finbade
Turewell
Fokke
America
Wrest
Polmander
Richard
Hyr
George Neville
Liewt
Bernt Bnichen
Tad Bett Acosta
Sielon Whitehousis
Unite States
Lon Iin Enpress
Gare du Nord
Tuykink
Turk
Hiyrd
Citie
Dunkirk
le Touquet
Herbaung
Levisthuy
New York
Chirloe A. Levine
London
Clarence V. Chamberlin
Mawrice Deoudin
Chambertin
Drowkin
Imperia) Airways
Chamberlins
LeviaUian
Drodhin
Leyine
Leplang
Drowbin
Aleshot
Bellane
Mike
Agores
Casapantone
Fort Worth Man Flogged After Alleged Robbery
Fort Worth Texas July reports a plumbing supply dealer beaten for about thirty minutes by two men twelve miles south of the city after they claimed one of his employees was injured. The victim contacted authorities later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Fien Straus
Te van
Volly Morte
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A historical radio listing highlights five programs across networks including WEAF, KDKA Pittsburgh, and variety features. Details mention show times and sponsors though some text is garbled, noting a morning wake up program and a late night lineup. The item preserves station names and approximate timing in a compact radio card teaser style.
Ben Starr Enters Race for City Council
Prominent Cony resident Ben Starr announces candidacy for City Council subject to September primaries. Nominating petitions circulate as backers plan a strong campaign. Fred J. Weaver and Myers Weyer also enter the field. Starr pledges economical and conservative municipal administration, leveraging private business experience. The council seats to be filled include two school directors and four city wards constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr F. Starr
Cony
Stars
Mr Stare
Fred J. Weaver
Weyer
Starr
Uie
Hoth
Fete FE Brown
Frank
Howard
Brown
Nome
Board of Education
Bauer Taken to County Jail in Erie Arrest
Leo J. Bauer of Erie was arrested on Schlumbus Avenue after police stopped his beer mining car. He was jailed in Erie County on $1,500 bail awaiting next county court term. Bauer claimed employment by a man named Leary and said he was transporting beer from Johnsonburg to Erie. Police recovered five kegs this week and the case was forwarded to the county jail by Chief Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Bauer
Erie
Schlumbus Avenue
Fotal
Erie County
Tipton Maver
Baier
Leary
Johnsonburh
Chie ‘Lipton
Dairymen Gather for Corty Branch Meeting at Follette Home
A large Corty branch gathering of Dairymen's League members and families was hosted last evening at Hazen Pollette's War ter Hill residence. Elton Darrow presided, minutes were reviewed, and Pollette reported on the Binghamton annual meeting. Director Milky addressed the group on fall milking prospects as League officials urge higher production to meet western demand. The program featured recitations and ample ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League
Hazen Follette
Heay
Binghamton
Hazen Pollette
Warter Hill
Corty
Elton Darrow
Arthur Morris
Hizen Pollette
Dairymién's League
Mm Follette
Acr
Milky
Cattaraigeus County
Clymer Youth Crushed By Dump Machines
Carl Boyle aged 20 of Clymer was injured while working for a demolition contractor on a road project between Clymer and Cuttings NW. He fell between ten dump truck machines, was hospitalized at Corry Hospital, and initially feared seriously injured. By afternoon his condition improved and discharge was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Boyle
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Crgayert
Elgimer
Cuttings
Boyle
Corry
Corry dTospiti
Troop Movements Reported Around Tsingtao
London reports from Peking that 8000 American troops were ordered to Tsingtao along with French and Italian forces. A Northern forces revolt failed to capture the city as two Shantiing generals surrendered after repulsion. About 2000 Japanese reached Tsinnnte, seizing the railroad to safeguard communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peking
Tsingtao
Tsinnnte
Retraction of Ford charges elates Jews
New York July 9 A retraction and apology by Henry Ford for attacks on Jews in Ford papers drew elation from many Jewish leaders and others. Some praised Ford, while others noted implications for Ford’s business and politics. Debates continued over the timing and motives behind the withdrawal of related libel suits and the impact on the automotive industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea
New York
Chiorus
Henry Ford
Hit
Ford
James Walker
Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Wyn Henry Gallagher
Rapiro
Hernry Bernstein
Pond
Ward
Mord
White House
Fawn
Airival
General Motors
Umderts
Hearing Wednesday for Erie man in Warren County crash
George Rogers of Erie faces charges of driving under the influence and reckless operation after a crash that injured Dr. Stantey mith of Pittshires and BF Smith of East Wayne Street. Rogers, held on 60 tail, is to have a preliminary hearing in Warren before Clarke Nelson on Wednesday, July 180h at 2 o'clock. Dr. Smith was treated at Warren hospital and later discharged. one other party member sustained serious injuries from the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
Erie
Warren County
Stanteymith
Pittshires
BF Smith
East Wayne Street
Warren Hospital
Clarke Nelson
Warren Oh Weednnesdays
O'Cocke
Warren
Warren Canney
de Smith
War ‘Ous
Rogers
Smith
Briel
Thousands Claiming Relation to Lindbergh in Sweden
United Press reports that about two thousand Swedes claim kinship with Charles Lindbergh, many using the surname Lindberg. Naboth Hedir, Swedish-American News Exchange director, notes the claim grew from Lindbergh’s worldwide fame and a joke about his father Manson, allegedly attached to Lindbergh before his birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW Yorld
Sweden
Charles Lindbergh
Lindberg
Naboth Hedir
First Guard Troops Move to Mount Gretna Camp
The Pennsylvania National Guard began a 15 day annual training course at Mount Gretna Camp. About three thousand two hundred soldiers arrived by special trains, including 28th Division HQ from Philadelphia and units from Huntingdon Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh and Crapolis. General War A Price of Chester will command the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pennsylvania National Guard
Gretna
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Forts
28Th Division
Philadelphia
100Th
Huntingdon
85Th
Washington
Martin
15Th
Engineers
170Th Field Artillery
Pittsburgh
Crapolis
A. Price
Chester
Death claims J C Caflisch prominent Union City banker
Word reached Union City relatives this morning of the death of J C Caflisch president of the National Bank at Union City. He had been ill for six weeks and died at St Vincent Hospital Erie after a stay there. He is survived by his wife and one son Crawford Caflisch of Union City and many relatives in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Erie Hospital
If. c Caflisch
National Bank
Mr. Caflisch
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Crawford Uaflisch
Principal Acree found guilty of flogging in Georgia
TOCCOA Ga July 9 W Acree high school principal and Baptist Association moderator was found guilty in Superior Court here today of assault and battery of Mrs Ansley Bowers after a masked band flogged her. A jury returned the verdict shortly before 11 pm. Acree was exonerated on the charge of assault with intent to murder and faces potential sentencing after trials of three others indicted with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LY United Prom
Toccoa
Acree
High Schol
Baptist Association
Ansley Bowers
Acres
Tour
Joath
Reverse County Court Decision in Erie County Court
The Erie County Supreme Court yesterday reversed a lower court ruling by Judge Samuel Shull. The case involved a charge of illegal possession of whiskey and champagne. Dislret Attorney M Levant Day had argued the merits, and the higher court overturned the prior decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagi
Uy 1
Atever Guu
Anguinea
Erie County
Hqnor
Supreme Court
Samuel Shull
Common Pleas
M. Levant Dayvis
Compromise fails to win British on cruisers issue
Geneva dispatch reports a three way committee failed to reach a compromise on cruiser tonnage as disarmament talks stall. The United States backed Japan’s plan while Britain offered no concessions, prompting plans for a plenary session Monday and renewed direct talks in Washington between Britain and the Kellogg administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
United Press
Geneva
Sy Ludwell Denny
Washington
London
Sir Sine Howard
Massachusetts
Kellogg
John Drew Long Stage Favorite Dies in Frisco
John Drew veteran of the American stage dies in Frisco at 9 5 A M after weeks of illness. He fell ill in Portland and was brought to a hospital here where he remained active in life and on stage. His indomitable will to live kept him smiling at his daughter and continuing his role in life until death. Arthritis and rheumatic fever contributed to his passing with Mrs Louise Deveaux and her husband Tack present at his bedside. Drew, famed as the best dressed star on the American stage for more than 50 years, left a lasting mark on theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Jaly
John Drew
Portland
Drew
Dee
Louise Deveaux
Tack
Siar
Continusa
Page Five
Gas Stations Closed After Strike of Men
Chicago faces gasoline shortages as drivers and attendants unions strike, closing most stations. Officials report widespread cutoff across Cook and surrounding counties, with potential weekend travel paralysis and heavy reliance on precautionary police measures. Compromise talks sought minimal wage increases amid a tense standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincago
America
Oil Company
Chicago
Indiana
Chie
Michasl Hughes
Hughes
Drivers and Attendants Union
Ferenge
Pirates Rally Past Cubs in Tight Midgame Lead
Pirates opened with a 3 0 lead as Vic Aldridge pitched for Pittsburgh after manager Donie Bush shuffled the lineup. Through three innings no runs scored, then the Pirates broke through in the fourth with multiple hits including Groh Waner Cyler and Hare contributing as Webb backed them with support. The game remained close into the fifth inning with a tense rally and scoreless frames on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Forbes
Pittsburgh Chiagh
Carmen Hill
Donie Bush
Vic Aldridge
Bucs
Brillheart
Shia Sing
Groh
P Waner
Cyler
Aind Hareris
Am Urter
Webb
Buce
Rune
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WEAF
Goldman
KDKA
Prutics
Ben
Council
Bauer
Johnsonburg
Follette Home
Warren Justice
Mount Gretna
General Price
J.C. Caflisch
U. K
Frisco
Ore
United Pre
Ien
Pirates
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