Drownings At Lake and Nearby River Shock Towns
Distress after two drowning incidents near Lake Canadohta and a Mercer County river lead to extended rescue efforts. Alfred Johnston and another youth disappeared in Canadohta, with local residents and officials aiding in an unsuccessful search and recovery effort. A second drowning occurs near the Mercer River Bridge, with CPR attempts continuing into the following day before authorities confirm the death.
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Lake Canadohte
Alfred H
Corry
Young Johnston
Marian Hall
Titusville
Gillert Charehy
Ajl Sherwood
Union Cis
Linzer
Hazel
Wituavilles
Mark Pullom
Camp Macresan
William Av Jolston
Paull
Meadville
Ui Mercer
Pennayivadia
Eldek
Progress With Cattle Tests Reports In Concord Area
Progress with cattle tests is reported from Wayne township and surrounding dairies. Veterinarians visited eighty five farms over three days, offering free examinations to farmers, with data anticipated to be released tomorrow.
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Concord
Wayne Townships
Tse Nits Veterbiniah
Kewoilin Inihe
Ha Wall
Wayne
New Mark Stock Wchwage Membership Sold for 2100
Unclear prose notes a sale involving Dominick and Hookers for 2100 with reference to a record price. Mentions Harold Toher’s set and a figure of 210000, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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United Prose
New York
Wchwage
Dominick Todayy
Har Ald Toher
Mead and Brow Buy Heath Street Filling Station Property
JP Mead and W Brow acquire GB Heath and W Smith Street property on East Main Street for immediate development. Meads plan a large gasoline distributive center with pumping stations on West Smith Street and expand their oil and gasoline distribution network in the area. The sale price and terms were reported around 5 000 to 104 000 dollars with transfer expected to finalize soon.
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JP. Mead and
We Brow
East Main Street
Heath
R Smith Street
Worth Street
Wedlnas Due
Siout
Mead and Brown
Main Street
Sibith Street
Two Die From Heat At Erie
Two men died from heat in Erie as temperatures reached 95 degrees. Over Gling, 27, vanished after diving into Lake Erie seeking relief. Claus broke his neck in a pileup. Oscar B. Smith, 62, collapsed from sunstroke while harvesting in Misfeldy. A breeze off the lake offered little relief tonight.
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United Prem Erie
Oveur Gling
Watep
Lake Exe
Claus
Oscar B Smith
Misfeldy
Lake Erie
Washington
Mississippi
Mitchell
Weather Bureau
Yuma
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco
Pittston
Carmel Azoligo
Susquehanna River
Tighie Wisgner
Glan Lake
Here
Spa A. MI
New York
Ares
Chicago
Middle West
Arres
Hailstorms Batter Colorado In Deadly Weather
United Press reports severe Colorado storms with towns flooded by downpours and a seven foot wall of water sweeping away a stalled car in Walsenburg. A cloudburst drowned Mrs Leona Sturn and her companion as temperatures jumped to 77 before the deluge.
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United Press
Denver
Joly U
Deverll
United States
Ars
Colorado
Leona Sturn
Lori
Ralah
Punxsutawney man named to state position
Harrisburg July 14 The appointment of Lex Ni Mitchell of Purmsuray City to the Public Service Commission was announced today. He will oversee title work for the State Department of Barmet and Waters and review purchases from the 800000 appropriation, including swamp and forest projects and Cook forest proposals.
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United Prous
Harrisburg
Lex Ni Mitchell
Sity
State Department of
Barmet and
Waters
Pyine
Cook Forest
Jews Split Over Ford Retraction Debate in Washington
In Washington on July 14 Jewish leaders from congregations and organizations debated Henry Ford's withdrawal of antisemitic charges. A resolution supported by most delegates urged Ford to be thanked for uncovering the truth and to show that Jews are capable of magnanimity, while noting concerns about wealth and motives.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Ford
Young
Varey Carculs
Bernard Dansansky
Philip Harme
Flo
Michael Hornstein
Wwe Jews of
Eile
Five Best Radio Entertainments Today Feature
WJZ schedules Lewisohn Stadium concert at 8 p m Eastern WEAF airs Indian program at 8 30 P M Eastern WAP presents light operas The Mountebanks GPCA Toronto hosts an organ recital Clifford Me Bride WGHP Detroit lists Detroit Symphony Orchestra at 9 P M Eastern as prime offerings across stations
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WJZ
Lewisohn
WEAF
East
Ern
Expect Fate of Arms Parley to Be Known Today
Geneva July 1 Today’s plenary session of the naval arms limitation commission was to decide if agreement on cruisers is possible or if the matter will be moved to November. British chief Bridgeman left for London to brief the cabinet while the three powers seek harmonized proposals on 10 000 ton cruisers and global tonnage. US and Japan press for eighteen 10 000 ton cruisers while Britain favors smaller ships with larger numbers and both insist on armament details delaying a final decision.
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United Press
Geneva
Naval Arms Limitation Commission
Tedene
Coolidges
England
Aiea
Japan
Britain
United States
Espit
Hgolind
Yessinn
Ameri
Prtgrans
Man Released On $25 Fine For Reckless Driving
George Roberts of Erie was fined 25 and costs after arraignment before Justice Nelson in Warren on a reckless driving charge linked to a motor vehicle crash near Warren ten days earlier. The intoxication charge was dropped after testimony. Rogers was represented by Frank Lyons. Smith of Pittsburgh was injured and treated in Warren hospital.
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George Roberts
Erie
Warren i
Acc
B Fi Smith
East Wayne Street
Warren
Chie Nelson
Rogers
Attomey Prank Lyons
Etanney Smith
Pittsburgh
Warren Hospital
Lee Indicted for Slaying Two Women in New York
United Press reports Ludwig Hah Voiser Lee was indicted on two counts of first degree murder for the killings of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Brownell and Mrs. Alfred Bennett. He was arraigned in county court and held with counsel. Evidence described as largely circumstantial.
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Lee
United Prom
New York
Ludwig Hah Voiser Lee
Sarah Izabeth Brownell
Alfred Bennett
Eviderite Uginet Lee
Smiths Monoplane Starts for Hawaii
Oakland flyer Ernie Smith and navigator Emory Bronte attempted a Honolulu bound flight in a silvery monoplane from Municipal Airport Oak Lawn California. The craft lifted at 0 39 am despite an earlier tow back after a ground mishap. Weather improved as the plane climbed and disappeared from sight above San Francisco Bay.
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John Palmer
United Press
Municipal
Oakland
Cali
Pine
Hawaii
Whday
Ernie Smith
Anail
Emory Bronte
Frecal
San Francisco Bay
Reed urges impoundment of Pennsylvania primary ballots
Senator David Reed Republican proposes the Senate privileges and elections committee seize all Pennsylvania 1928 Vare Wilson primary ballots for a recount. He seeks to have the ballots turned over to the Senate, bypassing the state court route, amid tensions with the Pennsylvania Republican establishment and Democratic rivals.
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Reed
Ware- Wilson
Elections Committee
United Prom
Washington
David Reet
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Pennsylvania
Vare
Reéd Election Investigating Committee
Reed Committee
Delaware County
King Dem
Utah
Senate
James Reed
King
McNary
LaPollette
Reed-Mellon Pennsylvania
Privileges and Elections Committee
Shortridge
Watson
Evolution of the Practice of Law by Assemblyman Herbst
Assemblyman Otto Herbst of Brie spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Corry on the Evolution of the Practice of Law. He traced legal history from Babylon to modern statutes, covering Greek and Roman law, English law, and current U S law with sidelights on juries and punishments.
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Kiwanis Club
Law
Otto Herbst
Brie
Hotel Corry
Babylonia
Herbst
VFW Social Tonight At Club Home With Ice Cream Sale
The Ladies Auxiliary and the VFW Post sponsor an ice cream social this evening at the club on West Washington Street. If weather permits, it will be on the lawn. otherwise inside. A large ticket sale is reported and proceeds go to the VFW Home.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Wahlington Street
Hold Suspect in New Castle Murder
George Johnson 26, described as a negro man, was arrested today near Latrobe by a white officer as a suspect in the killing near New Castle Junction. He is held to await New Castle officers and denies knowledge of the crime. Mrs Peet visits Union City in the afternoon with her daughter and family.
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Syumd
Fes
Greensburg
George Johnson
Dorothy Mite
Latrobe
Hugh Strayer
Baldlymore
Ohio Railroad
New Castle Junction
Johnston
New Castle
D.G. Peet
Union City
Middleton
Break Window at Pawn Shop and Revolver Stolen
Police search for a tramp suspected of throwing a rock through a West Main Street pawn shop window and stealing a 46 caliber Colt revolver. The thief is tied to a prior loan of one dollar last night and is described as black, seen near the area around 4 to 5 a.m. Officers warn to watch for anyone carrying a similar revolver.
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West Main Street
Stiles
Petralmah Brown
Seeng
West Min Street
State rests case against Canton police chief Lengel
The state rested its case this afternoon in the trial of Saranus Lengel former chief of police charged with the murder of Don Re Mellett editor of the Canton Daily News Floyd Streitenberger detective convicted of the murder and the state's star witness against Lengel was subjected to vigorous cross examination.
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Canton
Suigla
Lafternoon
Paris
Saranus Lengel
Don Re Mellett
Canton Daily News
Floyd Streitenberger
Lengel
Mutual Removes Obsolete Poles in North Corry
Mutual is removing obsolete poles in North Corry with major improvements noted on West Columbus Avenue as many poles are removed citywide. The Miapual Telephons Company reports progress on clearing old poles across other parts of the city.
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Miapual Telephons
North Corry
West Columbus Avenue
Showers Bring Relief To City East Swelters
Weather relief arrives as Corry reports noon showers and thundershowers forecast for the evening. Heat wave continues east of the Mississippi with dozens of deaths and widespread distress across multiple states.
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Corry
Garm
Tot Escapes Unhurt After Fall From Window
In Sharpsburg Pennsylvania in July a months old infant named Jimmie Read, son of Milford Reed, fell from a second story window striking a telepone wire but suffered no injuries. He was placed near the window to cool during a heat wave when he slipped and fell.
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United Prom
Sharpsburg
Jimmie Read
Mileford Reed
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