Pinchot Opponents Accuse Philadelphia Republicans
United Press reports Philadelphia Republican leaders move to undercut Governor nominee Pinchot by backing a Liberal party ticket via letters from William R. Douglas. The tactic seeks signatures to file papers in Harrisburg while court actions contest Luzerne county votes. Pinchot vows to preempt the state ticket at the proper time.
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Archduke Leopold Surrenders for Grand Larceny Trial
Archduke Leopold, heir to Austria’s Habsburg line, surrendered to New York police on a grand larceny charge over the 450000 Napoleonic necklace once owned by Archduchess Maria Teresa. Judge Rosalsky declined to speed trial by custody at the Tombs, keeping bail at 7000 while awaiting trial alongside other indicted defendants.
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Fifteen Injured in Clash in Bombay
Fifteen persons were injured when police swinging sticks charged a procession of independence volunteers in Bombay. The parade defied a police order prohibiting such processions in honor of Gaowhali soldiers convicted by a court martial.
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Workers share in 1 500 000 Hapgood sponsors unusual industrial experiments
Indianapolis July 11 The president of Hapgood’s Columbia Conserva markers of soup announced today that 140 employees will own 61 percent of the stock leaving Hapgood at the helm only as long as workers want him. The move makes a large scale democratic business shift in American industry.
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Three Negroes Involved In Two Accidents Near North East
Reported early Tuesday a Marquette driven by Andy Miller of Willougsby Ohio, with Willie Davis and Charles Hardison, struck an Essex driven by John Rizzo near North East. Miller and Davis were detained on drunken driving charges after a double collision. Merle Hitchcock and others suffered injuries. A bond was set for the accused, and Miller may be bonded by Baldwin Construction. Mrs Perkins of Erie and her son Merle were among the injured.
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Bath
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Autos kill 13 500 in first six months
Hartford report from Travelers Insurance estimates about 13 500 U S deaths from automobile accidents in the first half of the year. The survey notes 1000 more fatalities than in the same period of 1925 with mixed state results including Connecticut down 13.61 percent Massachusetts up 4.12 percent and Rhode Island down 28.21 percent.
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Ice dealer injured in fall at North Corry plant
Hal E. Love, an ice dealer at a North Corry plant, fell while carrying hot grease injuring his right shoulder and left hand. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and severe burns, was treated at Corry Hospital, and remains unable to work for a period.
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King Carol to be Crowned on September 21
Bucharest dispatch reports that King Carol of Romania will be crowned on September 21 or 22. The coronation ceremonies will be simple and no foreign sovereigns are expected, except King Alexander I of Yugoslavia, Carol’s brother in law.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Across Networks
Today's radio lineup lists NBC and CBS programs including WHAP at 7 00 PM GCT service hour WIZ at 7 30 PM Hickole Program WABG at 3 00 PM True Story Hour WI4 at 10 00 PM Elgin Program and WABG at 11 00 PM Ellingtons Banana.
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Huston Expected to resign as RNC chairman within ten days
The Republican leaders and President Hoover reportedly arranged for Claudus H L Huston to resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee as soon as the Senate adjourns. Huston may name his successor after the executive committee meeting, avoiding immediate Senate debate during the election season. The plan centers on a resignation within about ten days once the Senate ends its special session.
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Inside story of steel merger unfolds in court
July 11 Youngstown testimony reveals how steel leaders pressed a 4 billion merger between Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Bethlehem Steel. Henry G. Dalton testified that Bethlehem funded an $800000 loan to Pickands Mather to influence votes in favor of the merger. A second witness, Mrs. Sarah Nash, was noted visiting the Skinner home on Wright Street.
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One Year Sentence for Drunken Driving in Newburgh
Newburgh, July 11 United Press reports a one year prison term for drunken driving was imposed related to a fatal hit run that killed a pedestrian on Main Street. The case involved Hitting Eaton and stockholders in a consolidation dispute with Dalton claiming opposition and threats to complicate negotiations.
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Plane crash in Arkansas kills five prominent men
A crash near Pass, Texas, kills pilot K Gallhest and four Kansas City figures Murat Boyie former KC dues leader Raymond Watson Eugene Lynd R.I. Delane. Investigators probe if lightning or wing failure caused the disaster while guards guard wreckage and witnesses recount the scene.
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Corpus Christi
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Phire
Bandit Slayer Fleagle Faces Death Calmly at Gallows
Ralph Fleagle, condemned for the Lamar bank robbery and four murders, went to the gallows at Grade State Penitentiary after embracing Catholicism. He spoke kindly to witnesses, uttered last words asking for mercy, and died as prison physician Dr. Holmes certified.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Quietly Buried in Sussex Garden
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle author and spiritualist was buried quietly in the Windlesham garden at Crowborough Sussex England with a small group of friends present. Denis Doyle was absent due to illness. Gardeners stood by the grave in work clothes and the family avoided mourning dress. A golf club near the site lowered its flag to half mast.
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Explosion at Derindje munitions depot fears 300 deaths
Vorwarts! correspondent reports 300 feared killed in the Derindje munitions depot explosion in Ismid military port area. Death toll unconfirmed. Derindje lies near Temid on the Gulf of Tamid, 05 miles from Istanbul. The port city Tk 38 is a major trading center with a large port and population under 25 000.
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Two Injured in Crash Near Union City
Archie Tujetc aged 19 and Margaret Bellinger 18 were in a motorcycle accident west of town on the Roosevelt highway Wednesday evening. They were taken to the local hospital under Dr A J Sherwood care. Tujetc suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and head and body injuries. he is expected to be out for some time. Bellinger had minor cuts and bruises and may be released in a few days.
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Planning another hop to Australia
Los Angeles July 11 Lieut Col Charles Kingsford Smith plans a solo flight from England to Australia to challenge the record of ten days The world famed pilot of the Southern Cross aims to complete the voyage in a light monoplane via Rome Athens Calcutta and Batavia with a start before September and plans to marry Mary Powell in Australia that month
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One of Hunters in Secret Marriage
Chicago July 11 John Hunter of Sparta Illinois, famous for endurance flight records, has been married since May 7, 1929. His bride Daura Mc Carey, daughter of a Sparta coal miner, was unknown to other family members until John flew to Sparta and brought her home.
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Resolution for Secret Papers Stirs Nixon Era Senate Fight
President Hoover refused to submit secret papers on the London naval treaty, calling their publication a betrayal of trust. The Senate considered a McKellar resolution to obtain the documents, but an amended version limited disclosure to materials not incompatible with the public interest. Debate centered on whether the papers would reveal secret understandings or guidance from the U.S. ambassador to London.
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Death Toll Rises After Mine Disaster at Siesta
July reports confirm a coal mine explosion at 151 Neurode in Siesta. Sixty-nine miners were rescued so far, while seventy remain entombed. many suffering gas poisoning but expected to recover. Officials race to reach the entombed before gas or suffocation ends them.
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