Auto plunge kills two youths in creek crash near Jamestown
A two-vehicle crash near Jamestown left two Sheffield youths dead and several injured. The party traveled north on a bridge when the car failed to turn onto the span, plunging into a creek and killing one occupant instantly. Rescue crews recovered bodies and treated survivors at Jamestown and Ridgway area hospitals. Authorities investigated the Morrisville bridge accident and identified the deceased as Bima Urbinzio of St Marys and Clarence Vollmer of Ridgway, with Ellen Cotters dying at a hospital and others injured including John Rugggahor Ralph Vuhrer and Upter Larson. A party of riders had been en route to Jamestown when the crash occurred early Sunday morning.
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Northwestern
Pennsyleania
Mont Wedd
Krowstins
Spetfield
Wnillern Warruen
Howard Effer Son
Guenter Gidell
Txea
Sheffield
Hiedeag
Henderaen
Wilcan Imurgue
Brews
N.Y
Vollowango
Mulkeamy
Jamessawn
Pollen Honardmont
Goma
Cof
Frewsburg
Jumnestoven
Alist
Hiridge
Eau
Belie
Gyntur
Denth Seulben
Ble
Bima Urbinzio
St Marys
Clarence Vollmer
Ellen
Miss Walker
Wann
Musztuck Goes to Death for Murder
John Museticle, inmate at Bellebonne Penitentiary, was executed for murder in Stanford County after a November 17 crime in Suegertown. He faced a failed escape attempt earlier, and after being deemed insane, his sentence was not commuted by the State Pardon Board.
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Rockyien — Penitentiarys
Bellebonte
John Museticle
1Suegertown
Stanford County
State Pardon Board
Death claims former Secy of War Weeks
Former Secretary of War Weeks dies after a long illness at his summer home in Gloucester. The Boston hospital and subsequent illness tied to heat and vascular issues preceded his death, with months of residence in Washington and West Gloucester as his health declined before the end.
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SEC
W. Weeks
Weeks
John Wastington Davidge
Washington
Do K & Witter
Witteffeld
Ehlet
Ape Finn
Boston
Mat
West Gloucester
Muse
Wankington
Sint
Amelia
Car Hits Pole at North Center and Park Place
A car driven by Danita Coons struck a lighting pole at the North Center and Park Place intersection last night. The vehicle sustained extensive damage, but all occupants escaped with minor injuries and were shaken up.
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Danita Coons
Sha Ciiie Way
North Center
Park Place
Oval
Cavanaugh to stick to guns in Pennsylvania denial
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh reports that Thomas J. Cavanaugh denied retirement rumors and stated he will continue directing federal prohibition efforts in the Philadelphia region. He asserted confidence in expanding staff and praised Pennington as leading Western Pennsylvania operations.
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United Freen
Pittsburgh
Thomas J Taymough
Philadelphia
Pennington
Pennsylvania
Cavanaugh
Burial of four submarine crewmen in Arlington
United Press reports that the bodies of four long submarine crew members will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow. The message notes the burial will take place in Arlington, with the families awaiting service details.
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United Press
Washington
Arlington
Ational
Chautauqua Guarantors Meeting This Evening
Members of the Chautauqua guarantors committee and the ladies auxiliary assisting in ticket sales are asked to meet at the Municipal Building at 7 o clock tonight. Considerable business of importance is scheduled and a large attendance is expected. Information has arrived that a trip to the Saqui Centennial at Philadelphia awaits the person selling the most tickets. The offer is made by the Swarthmore bureau and promises the most successful ticket seller in town meeting quotas.
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Tucker
Philadelphia
Burevy
Goss
Strikes Easing as Transit Workers Return to Posts
In New York on July 12 the Rapid Transit Company said no striking motor men and switchmen remained off duty after a ultimatum. others filled posts as replacement workers. Police Inspector Thomas Cummings investigated reports of shots fired at trains and found the Bronx station incident likely stemmed from signal torpedoes exploding on tracks. A Long Island City train dispatcher reported four shots heard early but believed to be blank cartridges used to intimidate workers.
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New York
Terborough Rapid Transit Company
Thomas Cummings
Transit Company
Bronx
Long
Teland City
Pham
Three in Field for U S Senate in Illinois
Three candidates are not in the field for the post of United States Senator from Illinois. James A. Kirby of Petersburg filed an Independent petition and will oppose Col. Frank W. Smith, the Republican candidate, and Geo Brenninn, the Democratic candidate. Kirby carried 1800 signatures on his petition. The primary campaign expenditures inquiry will start in Chicago July 26 as the Senate committee convenes.
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United Press
United States
Rom
Illinois
James A. Kirby
Petersburg
Kirby
Col
Frank W Smith
Geo. Brenninn
House
Chicago
Senate
Two year old children found after Sunshiy village disappearance
In Chester Pennsylvania on July 12 authorities report Eugen Griffin and Virginia Bonne Ville two year old playmates missing from Sunshiy village last Thursday were recovered last night from an abandoned quarry nearby. Initial fears of kidnapping proved unfounded as the children were located safe and unharmed.
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Chester
Eugen Griffin
Virginia Bonne Ville
Sunshiy
Yate
Real Republicans Weighing Independent Senate Bid In State
Reported push within the party to name a third candidate in the U S Senate race. Pinpointed figure is Former Chief Forest Service Chief Pinchot as a potential independent option. Implications for party unity and upcoming campaign dynamics noted.
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U. S. Senate
Pinchot
Coalition Factions Grow Over Ware Senate Bid
Harrisburg May 12 The Pennsylvania Bulletin reports a real Republican move to form an independent party for the Senate race. It quotes talks in Harrisburg about Pinchot possibly running solo and warns of a split vote if a third party enters the field, aimed at breaking the Vare coalition and affecting the Pepper Pingree contest.
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Unité Provo
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bulletin
Peanayivanie League of Women Voters
Bulletin
United States
Lion Republicans
Vares
Vare
Pepper
Pinghot
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Brother Admits Maurer Murder in Chicago Court
Russell Scott, brother of Joseph Maurer, a Chicago drug clerk, pleaded guilty to the murder in criminal court. Sentence looms with death or life imprisonment as the court weighs the evidence. State's attorneys seek the death penalty.
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Unitearres
Chicago
Joseph Maurer
Russell Scott
Robert Scott
Scott
William Scott Stewart
Beate
Willa B. Gemmil
Gemmill
Anglo-French Debt Agreement Signed in London
London officials announce that the Anglo French debt funding agreement for the French war debt has been signed. Honey Geiger travels from Saturday to Baltimore and Washington for several days before continuing by boat to Miami Florida to assume a position in a bank.
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United Press
London
Honey Geiger
Baltimore
Washington
Milami, Flay
Bank
Stolen from United Fr Chicago Jewelry Crew Robs Train
In Chicago on July 12 bandits robbed a Jewelry Company on the Wilbur Te Railway line near New York. They looted a jewel case containing 934 items worth 373,000. Brown, the clerk, resisted as the thieves fled after thirty minutes, and the guard alerted authorities.
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United Fr
Chicago
Wilbur Te Ryuway
New York
Snl
Brown
Roerm
Tai
Erie youth drowns in French Creek near Waterford
A 19 year old from Erie, James Purjian, drowned while swimming across French Creek about three miles south of Waterford. He reportedly cramps while returning and sank before aid could reach him. Two men, Gus Pulakos and Hamiron, led a search and Pulakos recovered the body after a long hunt with a depth- testing dive.
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James Hartman
Waterford
Creek
Glainitel
James Purjcian
Helmity
Gus
Pulakos
Buddy Players Here Tonight At Local Tent Show
The Buddy Players return to the city for another run with Miss Jewss Naylor in a leading role. The troupe will perform She Changed Her Mind tonight with the cast including Nine Gay Miller Betty Ferris Grace Fe sts John Ray Charles Whitehouse William Ross Ray Wilson Ronald Walker Phil Miller and Harry Ferris. Each night features different players and promises wholesome entertainment matching last year’s successful visit.
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Buddy Players
Thetheatricals Company
State Armory
Buddy Payers
Jewss Naylor
Gay Miller
Buddy
Betty Ferris
Grace Fests
John Ray
Charles Whitehouse
William Ross
Ray Wilson
Ronald Walker
Phil Miller
Harry Ferris
Baby Clinic Set For Tuesday At Municipal Building
Parents urged to bring preschool children to the city baby clinic on Tuesday afternoon at the Municipal Building. Dr W W Graham will supervise the free clinic open to all preschoolers.
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Clini
W. W. Graham
Open Bids for School Repairs at Wednesday Meeting
The Board of Education will open bids for extensive summer repairs at Pair View and Fairview buildings during the regular Wednesday meeting in the Libracy basement. Contracts for 6 pair work and sidewalk projects may be awarded to complete before fall classes. A firepursale report and other general business will also be addressed.
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Pairview
Pouth
Board of Education
Libracy
Fairview
Wiiswenl
Horrow Scenes After Arsenal Blast Recall War Sparks
Terrific blast at the arsenal in New Jersey triggers rescue efforts hampered by shelling. Reports say casualties feared buried in the ruins as war scenes unfold around the facility.
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Horrow
Terrific Arsenal
Navy Arsenal
New Jersey
Lake Denmark Arsenal explosion toll grows daily
Dover New Jersey July 12 Army Navy and Marine Corps troops continue search operations at the Lake Denmark naval arsenal after a massive explosion. Early tallies show at least 20 dead with 23 missing and about 97 injured, many treated at relief centers and hospitals.
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Hy United Press
Dover
N. J
Army, Navy and
Marina Corps
Lake Denmark Naval Arsenal
Picatinny Arsenal
C W. Sayles
Navy Arsenal
Lake Denmark
Wastingtonhat
Naval Arsenal
H C. Brown
Army
Navy
United Press
Picatinny Army
Anal
Brooklyn
Howse ‘Sa
Erie County Names Two Recorders of Deeds Today
Governor Pinchot appoints Ars D. H. Plate of Kearsarge to succeed her husband the late F Ne Plate as recorder. Earlier the Erie county solicitor and Emmett C. Parker clashed over Parker's claim to the post, triggering controversy over the office and its salary.
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Erie County
Pinchot
Ars D. H. Plate
Kearsarge
F Ne Plate
Well Nown Corry
Emmett C. Parker
Parker
New Castle Teacher Accidentally Shot at Church
New Castle Pa July 12 Joseph Lickey 46 severely wounded while teaching a class of pupils at the Hungarian Baptist Church a bullet crashed through a window Police said the shot was fired by Valentine Kish 6 who was playing with a pistol on the second floor of his home in the end of the church The shooting was accidental Mrs Lickey is at New Castle Hospital where doctors expect recovery
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United Or
New Castle
Joseph Lickey
Hungarian Baptist Church
Valentine Kish
Lickey
New Castle Hospital
Five Best Radio Features and Concert Listings
Radio listings show a set of evening features across multiple stations. Highlights include Goldmann Band Concert, a Poe themed program, Verdi opera, and a Scandinavian resource segment, with times ranging around 8 PM and venue notes across markets in New York Detroit Hartford Denver Richmond Minneapolis and WEAF network.
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WEAP
New York
Detroit
WTIC
Hartford
Denver
Richmond
Wieters
Edgar Allen Poe
WECO
Minneapolis St. Paul
Weaf Hrockup
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M. L. McMurrey
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Brain
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U.S. Senate
United Prom
Attempt
Ware
Maurer
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French Creek
Fime
Recorders OF Deeds
F. N. Plate
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