Aviation Perils Warn Public On Commercial Flight Risks
Major General Patrick of the Army Air Corps predicts travel by air will be safer than land within a decade and a nationwide air line network may form. He cautions against unfit flying schools, wildcat companies deceiving investors, and communities spending taxpayer money on airports, warning of inevitable delays and losses before ideal aviation progress.
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Patrick
Army Air Corps
Lindberghian
Recognizing Drowning and Lifesaving Training
A discussion notes several drownings this summer even among good swimmers and urges widespread instruction in drowning recognition and resuscitation. It corrects the myth of the drowning victim’s dramatic cries and urges enhanced pool safety and swimmer distress training.
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New Yorke
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files July 16 1907
The report notes the death of Miss Violet Busty of War ren huis beet found in the Cones Wango after a creek accident. It recounts a fatal motor boat crash days earlier with six fatalities. Frank Grimes, a rider near Corry races, slept through a window at his Titusville lodging, injuring ribs and back. Chris Zilch of Saturday delivered two muskets at Waterford, and the Erie railroad plans another excursion to Jamestown with expected crowds.
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Violet Busty
Warren Huis Beet
Wango
Frank Grimes
Corry
Titusville
Miabolly
Tea Drinking Americans Rise to Prominent Tea Habit
The National Retail Tea and Lasses Association notes rapid growth in American tea consumption. Four oclock tea gains popularity, and even men partake, with Americans reportedly using stronger tea than the British. If health worsens, the blame lies with our own habits.
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Tea and Lasses Association
United States
Fifty Cases of Ale Seized at Dunkirk
Police seized about fifty cases of Canadian ale being unloaded from a ravy boat as two men fled in an enclosed auto. Officer Ditford fired at the fleeing car but missed. Later, police found another lot at the breakwall. No arrests. a Dunkirk man is suspected of prior involvement.
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Dunkirk
Ditford
Lake Front
Clifford
On Choosing Wallpaper Issue in Inngazive Journal
A brief note from the Atchison Globe comments on wallpaper selection patterns. It says some women choose a design thought suitable, then discover the rest of the family dislikes it, while others adapt to the wall as the family grows used to it.
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Atchison Globe
Compensation Award for Life Granted in Jamestown
Jamestown July 16 C L Cornell Randolph was granted a life long total disability compensation of 1644 per week from the state by Commissioner Chas Ke Blatelify of Buffalo. The award, believed first in Jamestown, covers his permanent total disability from injuries dating back to 1917 and 1922 at the International Casement Company plant. He previously received 1000 to 1100 weekly payments before the award was ended. Mrs Shoop traveled to Warren today and spent the day on business.
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Jamestown
C. L. Cornell
Randolph
Chas Ke Blatelify
Buffalo
Jameetown
Mro Cornell
International Casement Company
Cornell
Erie Jury Drawing Found Illegal by Superior Court
Erie County’s jury drawing system was declared illegal by the Pennsylvania Superior Court in a ruling quashing the Commonwealth’s appeal. The decision cites lack of statutory or common law authority for the district attorney’s petition and criticizes how the jury wheel was kept and filled, including placing the wheel in a sheriff’s locker.
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Erie
Erie County Court
Superior Court
Levant Davis
Criminal Court
Justice Cunningham
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Erie County
Smallpox Traced to Carnival in Bradford
Dr Harold S Wood state epidemiologist links outbreak to carnival held in Bradford in May. Four hidden cases all in one family. Report notes the first case connected to the Justinny J Jones Carnival displayed here in May.
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Bradford
Harold 3. Wood
State Health Department
JAP ACTION IS SURPRISE IN NAVAL TALKS
Geneva July 10 United Press reports an unexpected shift at the tripartite naval conference as Japanese delegates reportedly recommended to Toldo that Japan accept the British plan for cruisers ten percent smaller with six inch guns.
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Geneva
Tripartite Naval Conference
United Press
Toldo
Georgia principal gets year for flogging case
United Press reports from Toccoa Georgia that W G Acree , high school principal, received a one year sentence on the chain gang for his role in the flogging of Mrs Ansley Bowers, a local seamstress. Judge Ly Sutton imposed the maximum assault and battery penalty and fined $100. Acree’s attorneys filed notice of appeal immediately.
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United Press Torcoa
W. G. Acree
Georgia
Ansley Bowers
Toccoa
Ly Sutton
Acree
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Carrieri
Robert A. Patterson
Notary Public Corry
Chris Zilch
Waterford
Hee Cae
Citizens National Bank
Randolph Man
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
All Wool Blanket Club
United Selling Association
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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