Heat Wave Toll Drives Hundreds Dead Across Regions
A brutal heat wave claimed over 100 lives across the East and Midwest as temperatures surged. Relief came briefly from scattered showers in Pennsylvania and New York, with highs reaching the 90s and 100s in several cities. The Pacific coast stayed comparatively cooler while weather continued to threaten ongoing danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Pennsylvania
New York
Washington, D
Balti
Tore
Boston
Philadelphia
Albuny
Cleveliual
Pitteburgh
Chicago
Howellf
A. LL
Buffalo
Portland
Pactic Coast
San Francisco
Low Angel
Widasimim
New York City
New
Jefrey
Pennaylvanid
Ohio
Chicney
New York State
City
New England
Washington, D. C
Chautauqua Ticket Sale Planning Meeting Announced
A planning meeting for the Wiesuminiey Chama program outlines August start and ticket sales. The Munuchval building hosts organizers with plans for concerts lectures and entertainments led by noted performers and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oliv
Ivy Hae Stewart
Jacksonville Buys
Brian Wand
Aida Bray
Christine Bingham
Ross Crane
Henry Goddard Leach
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
Cora Wilson Stewart
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Detroit station WorrF presents Bell Isle Park Concert at 7 pm with WJ2 Philco Hour and WHAM redieator programs. Stations WGY WHAL and WY Schenegtady list additional features in evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Isix Peom
Eayonet
Bell Isle Park
WEAP
Citiey
Kasten
Philco
WHAM
Redieator
WY Schenegtady
P. Ap
Raster
WGY Playure Whal
Baltimore
Baytarn
Nuriotpal Bard
Rioting in Vienna Leaves Several Dead and Wounded
Reported riots in Vienna follow a clash between socialist and anti socialist factions. Police and military used machine guns as damage to the city hall and parliament occurred. Six killed and many injured, with hundreds reported as casualties amid mounting unrest and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Vienna
AiwBng
Av Police Headenyar Vers
Theeedelocke
Ballots At Philadelphia Under Guard
United Press reports six armed guards watch Philadelphia and Allegheny County ballots in the Senate office building while West Senatorial foes push for immediate collection. Senate election committee action aims to recount and possibly empty ballot boxes to prepare for September primary, with 4800 boxes guarded and equipment valued at 35000 dollars to be returned for reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pro
Washington
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Senate
Peru
David Reed
Repuy Paw
Watton
Ind
Sen Shorinige
Senate Electiony Committee
David Barry
William B. Wilson
Republicas
William
Barry Tis
Pennsylvania
Jamey
James Read
Fry Low Bidder on Nearby Jobs
Bids on road projects and one bridge in 18 counties were opened by the State Highway Department. Low bidders include Washington County projects, Huntingdon and Centre counties, Albion Borough, Philipsburg Borough, and nearby townships with several concrete work contracts and winding drainage tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRY
United Pros
Harrisburg
Pax
Washington County
Elen
Log of Hawaiian flight by Smith Bronte and distress calls
The report lists a Hawaiian flight involving Smith Bronte with multiple daily communications from a plane near San Francisco to Honolulu. Messages describe fog, weak radio signals, positions, and requests for rescue craft amid worsening conditions across Pacific coordinates.
Muncie Editor Freed After Public Subscriptions Pay Fine
Muncie Indiana July 40 public subscription funds to the New York World covered the $60 fine imposed on editor George R Dale. Dale announced relief at the trustees allowing the fine to stand and criticized contempt findings while noting the appeal funds were secured by A guaranty company and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Publi
New York World
George R Dale Munciestor
Jack
Dale
United Press
Unitecs
New York
Prin
Bus System to Warren Planned This August
West Ridge Transportation Company officials announced an August start for a new bus system to Warren. The firm aims for a fast Ene to Warren schedule with regular trips every few hours, pending state certificate and additional equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huli¢l
West Ridge Transportation Company
Operasine Linesus
Come
Ene
Warren
Girard
Corry
Mayer Brothers Prepare to Start Erie Street Resurfacing
Expect early resumption of road work as completion of the bridge roadway over Bear Greek on North Center Street clears the way for Mayer Brothers Construction to begin resurfacing in the city. Bridge walls and walks still under construction with two weeks remaining. The project from Park Place to Columbus Avenue targets completion by September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Mayer Brothers Construction Company of
Erie
Vikt Mayer Brothers
Ene
Washington Street
Park Place
Columbus Avenue
Summerless year dope bucket ru dely upset
Weather data from Ge Hilwoutg shows July may be warmer than recent years. First fifteen days average around 84 degrees, compared with 88 in 1926 and 90 in 1925, indicating a mixed July pattern despite forecasts of a cool season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge HiWoutg
Purported Letter From Missing Fliers Washing Ashore
A bottle found on Wanderoog island in the North Sea reportedly contained a letter signed by missing French aviators Nungester and Coli. Authorities treated the message with skepticism noting it claimed the aviators were stranded with no bread or water on an Atlantic island west of Bermuda, but the exact location was unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wilhelmhaven
Germany
Wanderoog
North Sea
Nungester
Coli
Atlantic
Bermuda
Three Titusville Men Arrested for Larceny in Milk Theft
Police seized Arthur Walters 17 George Turner 4 and Charles Beagle 1 98 all of Titusville after a tip from Vo J Fuller led to their capture in this city. They denied milk theft but confessed to stealing 400 pounds of wire cable from Titusville Forge Works and selling it locally at seven cents a pound. They face larceny and receiving stolen goods charges in Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo J. Fuller
Rig
Spartansburg
Wing
Arthur Walters
George Turner
Charles Beagle
Titusville
East Spring Street
Dan McCarmell
Profit taking drops stocks on New York exchange
July 14 New York stocks closed with most issues higher despite late session profit taking. U S Steel held near its record, General Motors touched records then pulled back, Baldwin reached a new high, rails led by Atchison, and Texas Gulf showed strong bidding amid an active market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Oue Ross
New York
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Baldwin
Atchison
Texas Gull
IAP Proposal May Save Arms Conference
Powers report favor the Japanese proposal to solve the cruiser problem at the naval arms conference. Britain and the United States would get ten 10000 ton cruisers each while Japan would receive seven or fewer. Signatories could retain vessels beyond the age limit in their total tonnage, aiding defensive needs without increasing offensive fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Columbus Road to Open July 23 After Subway Completion
The improved highway through the cubway in Columbus will open to traffic on Saturday after 16 weeks of construction. The final concrete was poured by Million Construction Company of DuBois and a 21 day curing period will expire to allow the opening. The subway eliminates a dangerous crossing from the south and provides an improved route to Ware and points east. Mrs Gerald Faulkner and children returned to Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Columbus
Million Construction Company
DuBois
Ware
Mr& Gérald Faulkner
Silver
Club Outing to Renehurst Findley Lake NY Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club plans a 9 PM meeting at Corry post office to drive to Renehurst Findley Lake NY for dinner. Committee chair Mrs P M Nichols and members Miss Minnie Koford Ellen York Thelma Oneil and Mrs Stanley Hy Nichols met to arrange. Cars depart at 4 PM and members will be called to confirm attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everning
Business and Professional Women's Club
Corry
Renehurst
Findley Lake
P M. Nichols
Minnie Koford
Ellen York
Thelma Oneil
Stanley Hy Nichols
Mise Koford
Jones Retains British Open Title With New Low Score
Bobby Jones won the British Open at St Andrews for the second year in a row posting a record 235 seven under par for 72 holes. He led from the start, with rounds of 72 68 70 73, finishing seven under par and breaking the previous low-score mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
United Prost
Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
James
Braid
Bobby
Boomer
Eévord
Fuel Shortage Halts 2 Flyers in Pacific, Fate Uncertain
Urgent calls for help from a downed plane 500 miles from Honolulu report two American flyers listed as missing. A lifeboat is believed to be in use, with life boats and distress signals guiding searching aircraft. Rescue efforts continue amid rough seas and unclear weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Honolulu
Vessels Rush To Rescue Of Disabled Aviators
Two trans Pacific fliers Ernest Smith and Henry Bronte are missing after a plane landed at sea about 60 miles from Maui. Navy ships and seaplanes prepare to search and respond from Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, and the California coast as authorities coordinate a rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Ekins
Dalted
Washington
Navy Department Today
Ernest Smith
Henry Bronte
Hawaiian Islands
EW. Eberle
John McDonald
Hawaii
R. H. Jackson
Holland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Pacific
Oa Land
Trans Pacific
Fokker
Ernest South
Ery Bronte
Sfaui
Wheeler Field
Pearl Harbor
US Pelican
Oakland
Pelican
M. B. McComb
City of Oakland
Navieradio Ab
Pamiauie
Wilelmina
Geb Ung Reddy
Jude
Maui
Smith
Whels
Wilhelmina
Strath
Tasigland
Islands
WEO
Clyde Finter
Bronte
Hroote
Carl
Emory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middle West
Burt
Alford
Ladies Auxiliary
Chautauqqua
E. Rifter
Oakmont
Inter Gaing
Vis Cottage
Mix Rafter
Parliament
mAb Snk
1St Warthreale
Ani
Tacquill GE
Joseph
Hieronymus ‘Tsehamann
Johann Pinter
Philipsburg
Rush Town
Wilkon and Curtis Company
Philipibargs
Warton County
Fort Winding-Windh
Pleasatad
Tirolenstyaw
Chieley Fry Construction Co
Brie
Smith-Bronte
Hawaiian
Presa
Jaktland
Golden Gate
Hell
Rallio Corporation
Amariva
Howe
Messige
Radio Corporation of America
Novell
Army
Sando'vlack
Rilion
San Franciscan
S. 3
Mss
Wilhelmi
Hondluhr
Kemowis Peponts
Flonoblue
Navy
Wapercents
Sjke
le Ayers
Hely Bershed
West Ridge
Center Street
Abs Lillian Done
Wss
Margaret Adam
Waverlys Nye
Lucile Murray
Mary Whittlesey
Pittsburgh
Mize
Ethel Whittlesey
Columbus Road
Coleman
Union City
Ralph Curtis
Jaggi Boy
Findley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!