Bodies of youths missing after Jamestown speed boat wreck
The Jamestown Post reports that Leo Gordon and Cecil Paice drowned when their launch the Queen sank off Mina Wayk near Midway Park. Despite hours of dredging the bodies were not recovered and Truman Reynolds was transported to Syracuse for interment as crews continue attempts to locate the sunken craft.
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Reynolds
Syracuse
Jamustown
Leo Gordon
Cecil Paice
Corry Vouthy
Mina Wayk
Wo'elorke
Bathhoya
Iminch
Gordon
Chautaugien
Akiftei
Truman Reynolds
Geel
Masville
Jamestown Post
Stauth Reyinolds
Pugueryert
Midway Park
Hull
Regt
Stanley Reynolds
Sheriff's Department
Bert Sanford
Rochelles
Lee Gordon
Bony
Corry
Ugettier
Sanford
Bine
Mexican Girl Fires on Slayer of Father in Mexico
Senorita Olivine Morena shoots and kills Deputy Francisco Tueda Julorea, whom she accuses of murdering her father, editor of Heralds de Mexico. The event sparks citywide outcry and prompts statements from President Obregon advocating individualized settlements over elections.
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Father
Mexico City
United Press
Mexico
OVPY
Senorita
Olivine Morena
Dirk
Langly Yard
Huscariel
Francisco Tueda
Julorea
Heralds de Mexico
Preeloutinn
Ehie
Stilce
Senorita Moreno
Obregon
Georgia Governor Attacked Over Klan Stand
United Press reports from Atlanta July 11 that Georgia Governor Hardwick faced criticism for his stance toward the Ku Klux Klan. Edward Young Clarke, imperial wizard pro tem, denounced the governor and accused him of grave missteps in wielding his privileges in the war against the order.
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United Press
Atlanta
Core Rationing Considered as War Time Plan Contested
Washington July 1. A plan for coal rationing to fit wartime needs is under debate as labor groups fail to agree on mine operations within two or three weeks. An official said a four staging conservation program would be drawn and ready for implementation if strikes continue. Priority would be given to workers essential to the national war effort.
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United Prosg
Washington
Ape Erytarh
Val Solpingus
Aipon
15 Year Old Boy On Trial For Girl's Murder
A 15 year old boy faces trial for the murder of Junakte Lawrence near Betion Ciel Fotis. Bloodstained shows and trousers were introduced as evidence. The defendant is alleged to have stabbed the girl multiple times in the woods after an incident at Janette swuefoinil. Water and blood evidence were presented as part of the state's case.
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United Press
Norristown
Yang Klien
Junakte Lawrence
Betion Ciel Fotis
Klagen Hime
Janette
Wilkerson to Succeed Landis as Federal Attorney General
Washington July 11 James Wilkerson, public utility commission member and former federal attorney, nominated by President Hardie to replace Landis as special assistant attorney general in the antitrust suit against Standard Oil. Wilkerson helped lead the investigation into Sherman Act violations and represents a key shift in enforcement.
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United Press
Washington
James Wilkenrod
Commission of Llfinoise
Vil
Packers
Antitrust Cares
Wis
Hardie
Federal
Landis
Tilloty
Wilkerson
Wtormey General
OW Gow
Haley
Amistant Au Sofnoy Gener
Inve Fation
Coal Operators to Meet in Pittsburgh for Tie Resolution
Pittsburgh reporters say the National Coal Association will assemble tomorrow at 40 A.M. with operators from every producing state to frame a response to President Harding. The gathering aims to address the coal strike and seek state approval to end the tie.
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Pittsburgh
National Count Association
Hard
Ane
Pittaburghy
Elks Open Big Convention at Atlantic City
United Press reports the Elks convention kicks off in Atlantic City with 60,000 expected attendees and speeches from prominent leaders including Pershing. Milwaukee leads in delegation size, while Texas and San Antonio delegates also travel special trains. Governor Edwards presides at the opening ceremony.
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Atlantic City
United Press
Atlantic
Plang
Wy Brothers
Auiatic
Pershing Tae
Milwaukee
Te EL Pasa
San Antonio Deleva
Edward J. Bd.ardi
Ward Fights for Dismissal Murder Bill
Lily united Proud WHITE Ward, a millionaire, fought to have indictments charging him with first degree murder in the killing of Mlarasnice Meters dismissed. Ward’s lawyers argued the grand jury process was improper and that Yew Rochella, who testified, was Julie Aguinee the defendant. Ward admitted killing Peters but said it was in self defense after an attempted blackmail.
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Lily United
Proud White
Plains
N.Y
Tuly
Waller
Ward
M'larsnice Meters
Trane N. Milla
Increta Ward
Yew Rochella
Pwehlind Cordier
John Unsen Mourned by Family in Bat Peas
John Unsen aged resident died at his home in Bat Peas after a long local life. He was born in Germany February 29 1850 and came to the United States, settling in this city after time in New York City. He married Mary Lite on September 1, and the couple had six children, five living: Albert William Bertha Edith Mary and John. Survived by wife two sons William and John of Pittsburgh, three daughters Mrs C B Smith Corry Pa H N Meus J of Pittsburgh and Miss Mary Unsen of Pittsburgh, a brother Albert of Pittsburgh, two sisters Katharine of Germany and Mrs Dora Fajst of Buffalo NY and two grandchildren Harold and Marie Smith. Funeral services will be held from the home Thursday afternoon at Elocok.
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Jolyn Unsen
Corty
East Maine Strart
Wall
Fay
Grable
Mr Unset Wad
Germany
Feliennes
United States
New York
Markie
Mary
Albert
Waliiam
Bertha
Edith
John
Lis
William
Tohn
Pittsburgh
C 1B. Smith
Corry Mes
H. N. Meus J
Mise Mary Onsen
Pittsburel
Katharineg
Dora Fajst
Buffalo
N.Y
Harold
Marie Smith
Vo'elock
Fifty friends honor Mr and Mrs Harrye Kimly at Concord home
Fifty members from Home Protec tion Lange and guests attended a social evening at the Kimlys in Concord township. Ladies carried baskets and the program featured dancing and yard games followed by a late supper. Mr and Mrs Kimly received a pair of silverware as gifts amid lighthearted festivities.
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Harrye L. Kimaly
Concord Township
Kimmy
Police quell railroad riots at Wilkes-Barre
A large refinery of events in Wilkes-Barre ends as police quell a mob of about 100 men who stormed Lehigh Valley Railroad property. Reports mention brick throwing and damage with no injuries, while tensions over mercuric poisoning claims surface in scattered references.
Cabinet Considers Industrial Crisis Amid Strikes
United Press reports that the cabinet may face a national crisis as widespread strikes threaten key industries. The government weighs how to respond as workers in Milwaukee Wilkie Burne and other cities threaten walkouts, with possible rail and shipping disruptions across the region.
New Creation to Replace Galoshes in Boston
A fragmented note from Boston describes a new shoe concept replacing galoshes. The text references a flapless design and a fur circle, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about the inventor, date, or mechanism.
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Boston
Restian Nes
Eheiser
Eliuyy
Follies Girls Legs Greatest in World
New York July 1. Lees of the Follies show featured the world’s greatest legs with performances by Paris star Mily Mistigey and Margie Whetnisesn Siegteht Gubler. Eyewitnesses describe her act as unmatched, while Evalyn Law and Madeline Suarhill receive noted praise for their performances.
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Follies
United Press
York
Dieutold’s Tollies Agris Wéinlil
Paris
Martitt
Margie
Zhefeld
Adil Lees
Evalyn Law
Madeline Suarhill
Harding to Outline Policy on Rail Strike
President will present the administration’s approach to the rail strike, warning against any interference with commerce. The speech is expected to address coal and rail labor tensions and outline government stance on measures to prevent disruption.
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Harding
Cappy Ricks Pleased Large Audience Here
A muddled notice describes an entertainment program featuring The MeCard entertainers, JeW yore Chliatan, and Dili Poleternors with sketches, music, and imperial vocations. It mentions a performance titled Nature's War Th Edicution and a child pageant concept by Junior Uhura, with a schedule around an afternoon audience and various acts.
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Ruse
Peter B Ryne
Vivian Qilavers
Faye Wustioniss
Katie Pee Wu
Evanies Progent
Stoner
van Joule
Henry
Dili
Corry Phawanieue
Archedulert
Omeras
Towers
Nile
Uhuraamie
Ur Allen de Albert Wi
Excitement Follows Escape of Insane Man
A Lawrence county resident escaped from custodians and caused a public scene in Meadville as townspeople watched the pursuit. The man was recaptured by Meadville police after a chase near West Chestnut Street, prompting transfer to a state facility for treatment.
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Lawrence Cuimty
Unwuileninth
Straightjarket
Tallowine
Peth
Meadville
Warren
Atyrim
West Chestnut
Tibane Republicay
Iys
Watraimad Batélian
Mead
Ville Puilloe
Tivelye Chane
German Crash Spawns New Tangle in Cabinet Clash
British prime minister seeks an international loan to aid Germany amid a cabinet crisis as the crisis escalates. The predicament strengthens calls for rescue measures while Germany faces deepening economic turmoil and political strain.
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Germany
France and Britain face decisive reparations talks in Paris
July reports from Paris indicate Allied leaders led by Britain and France seek a decisive turn in German reparations. Officials expect demoralization in Germany to grow unless remedial Allied victories are emphasized. A conference plan involves the United States and a likely international financial conference to resolve Germany's payments and stabilize postwar Europe.
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United Press
Todkey
Great Britain
Germany
George Wnt
Willistts
Hurkromtey
Frito Suv
France
George Topeihie
Pareard
Paris
Vefiman Terageatna Gonranya
Gettiun
Savity
Hm Schroeder
Anauetalsminiseee
Harr Vinchér
Commission
Warner Allied
Austria
England
United States
Mexican man arrested after fatal attack on Cheney wife
Mexican authorities report a fatal assault linked to a family dispute near Corpus Christi with federal officials assisting. Suspects include a man identified as Viorel and another named George Shaw, with investigations focusing on those who aided the incident at the ranch area. The case involves multiple parties and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Cheney
United Prats
Tampico
Mexico
Bete Reader
Tom
George Shaw
Atmerian
Comeul
Twapite
Eral
Rae
Piney
Cee Tach
Vind Strathering
Aseeisen
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