Fiery Senate Debate Over London Naval Pact Continues
Night sessions stretched Senate debates on the London naval treaty as 12 hours of speeches failed to yield a vote. Opponents attacked the pact as iniquitous, urged rejection, and clashed with supporters while Coolidge references surfaced amid a tense political struggle.
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Senate
London
Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Moses
N. H
Mr. Coolidge
Geneva
Hoover
Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
Fei
McKellar
Dem
Tmnn
Slimson
Health Car Visit Promoted By P T A Council
The P T A Council sponsors the visit of a state health car to the city for four days next week. The mobile clinic will examine preschool children under six in the Junior Elementary area with examinations at the Municipal Building. Transportation calls to 340-M. The event is funded by local taxes and aims to provide free examinations for children in the city.
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Mauch
Patent-Teachers Association Council
Hit and Run Driver Is Apprehended
Homicide detectives left Pittsburgh for Youngstown Ohio to fetch James R. McCarthy, a Pittsburgh man, suspected of a fatal hit-and-run on San Millrum Boulevard that killed William W. Irvin of this place. Staub, 25, was questioned about being with McCarthy when the car veered and the driver fled. Detectives traced ownership through a registry and found the car abandoned along the route.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
James R. McCarthy
Petsburgh
William W. Irvin
San Mill Rum Boulevard
McCarthy
Frank Staub
Sparta road project sees steady concrete progress
Concrete pouring on the Spartansburg road advances from Gates to Motton Tarma hill beyond Modlatt school with weather helping progress. The crew, now organized, expects daily gains, aiming to pour 700 feet per day eventually, as grading continues toward the southern end and work proceeds toward the city line and Crawford county line for full fall completion.
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Spartansburg
Motton Tarma
Modlatt School
Tapiu
E Pont
Hall Farm
Crawford County
Yachting Party Disaster Ends in Girl's Drowning
A Chicago yachting outing by a millionaire's children on Lake Michigan turned fatal when the speedboat Witopes collided with the Scarab. Miss Elizabeth Ayres, 18, seated in the bow, was struck and drowned. Host Benjamin Marshall Jr, 21, and four others aboard were rescued. several others aboard the Scarab and Whoopee were saved by passing crafts as the boats sank.
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United Press
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Marshall
Mershall
Dorothy
Willam J. Derlemer
Albert Dertimer
Robert Shotwell
Alfred H. Shotwell
Oniilion Air Quantfacturer
Janet Schreinn
Joseph O. Schre
Barton Webster
Ahore
Injuries Fatal to E R R Signal Worker at Cambridge Springs
Clyda Peters of Mill Village, 29, employed by the Erie Railroad in maintaining flasher signals between Corry and Meadville, died after being hurled from a derailed light car at Cambridge Springs. He suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries and died at Mullen Hospitals. A companion aboard the car escaped. Funeral services set for Sunday at the Mill Village home. Peters was respected among railroaders.
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Cambridge Springs
Clyda Peters
Mill Village
Corry
Meadville
Peters
Mullen Hospites
Petere
Coyar
Three Are Killed on Grade Crossing at Swain's Crossing
Wildwood New Jersey July 19 A Pennsylvania Railroad shore extra train struck a touring car at Swain's Crossing fourteen miles from Wildwood. Samuel Lively and his two children Esther and Alexander were killed as the car was torn apart and the bodies lay along the tracks for about 100 yards. Engineer Frederick Peachman of Audubon sounded the whistle but the car did not stop in time.
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Lees
Wildwood
N. J
Omer
Swain's Crossing
Samuel Lively
Esther
Alexander
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick Peachman
Audubon
Lively
Scout Siple to Address Rotary Club at Canadohta Lake
Erie Boy Scout Paul Siple who joined Commander Byrd on an Antarctic expedition will speak to the Rotary Club of Corry next Wednesday afternoon at the Canadohta Lake cottage of Paul Mullin. He will describe polar travels and share a message about life in the Antarctic, praised by Byrd for his expedition work. J J Desmond set to speak Tuesday on The Chicago Convention.
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Paul Siple
Erie
Byrd
Antarctic
Rotary Glob of
Corry
Paul Mullin
Canadohta Lake
Scout Siple
Polar
South Pole
J. J. Desmond
Tues
Chicago
Mother and daughter killed in Lincoln Highway crash
Philadelphia July 19 Mrs Clara Tutz of Frankford and her year old daughter Prances were killed and ten others injured in a head on collision involving five autos on the Lincoln highway just over the Bucks county line today. Authorities say the crash may have been caused when a driver was blinded by approaching headlights.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Clara Tutz
Frankford
Prances
Lincoln Highway
Bucks County
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments 1930 Schedule
United Press lists nightly radio entertainment on WIZNEC WABC WHARF WEAP and CBS networks. Highlights include Goldfan hand concert at 7:30 p m Hank Simmons Showboat at 8 p m Lucky Strike hots at 9 p m Paramount Publix hour at 11 p m and Rudy Vallee music airing across NEC and NBC networks.
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United Press
Wiznec
Goldfan Hand
WABC
GBS
Hank Simmons
NEC
CBS
Paramount Publix
WEAP
Rudy Vallee
Hoover tightens tariff power commission picks
President Hoover reviews potential members for the tariff and power commissions with care, aiming for balanced control and delayed confirmations. The two commissions total 11 members, needing Senate approval. Hoover hopes to nominate two members per panel to ensure legal operation before the special session ends.
E R Veteran Employees Join in Big Outing
Harvey Springstead and Mr and Mrs Raymond lead Erie Railroad Veteran group departures for Conneaut Lake outing. Two of three special sections carry veteran employees. Solid Pullman trains take workers from New York to the scene. Erie officers and Veterans Association leaders attend and oversee entertainment and transportation.
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Harvey Springstead
Raymond
Gathers End
Conneaut Lake
Erie Railroad
New York
New Jersey
BE. Denney
R. BH. “Woodruff
D. L. Gray
G. Eucholtz
C. C. Howard
M. Quick
W. White
H. R. Adams
Anager
Veterans’ Association
C. S. Pryor
Hornell
C, BH. Cotrell
Dunmo
J. O. Milter
Huntington
Ind
Wildrick
Paterson
J.R. Ward
Dunmore
H. J. Davis
Jersey Guy
Entertainment
D. ©. Hurt
W.B. Hummer
R. B. Quilan
Rhinelander Wife to Receive $250,000 Dower Settlement
New York July 14 Alice Jones Rhinelander former wit of Letuerd hip Rhinelander will receive 250000 for waiving dower rights and all claims against the Rhinelander family, according to her attorney Samuel Swinburne.
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Sy Unites Press
New York
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Letuerdhip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Samuel ¥. Swinburne
Fire devastates Nanaimo business district in Vancouver Island
A July fire swept three blocks of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island causing about 1 million dollars in damage with estimates possibly higher. Power and communication lines were cut as the blaze destroyed the town's business area.
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Vancouver
United Press
B.C
Nanaimo
Vancouver Island
Heat Wave Toll Mounts Across Nation With Showers Forecast
Heat spared few as record highs grip western Pennsylvania and major cities from Chicago to Washington. Eight deaths linked to heat and eleven drownings reported. Pittsburgh braces for temperatures near 94 after 103 in parts of the state. Showers and a possible midweek cooldown forecast for the eastern United States.
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United Press
Hock Mountains
Nebraska
St. Louis
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Altonna
United States
Ie Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Death toll Mounts in Japanese Typhoon Shimone Seki
Typhoon that struck Korea and Kyushu devastates countryside near Yamaguchi. More than 100 dead, vessels missing, crews drowned, widespread wreckage in Kyushu and Korea. Relief teams mobilize for cities including Kagoshima and Sasebo as rescue efforts begin.
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United Press
Shimoneseki
Yamaguchi
Korea
Kyushi
Vladivostoi
Kyishi
Kyushu
Japan
Kyishu
North Sea
Kagoshima
Sasebo
Nagdsuli
Tsushima
Vicysushii
Soldiers Head to Mount Gretna Camp for Two-Week Stay
Company A of the 112th Infantry sailed by special train just before 1 AM for Mount Gretna for a 14 day summer encampment. The Erie battalion and northwestern Pennsylvania guardsmen joined sections eastbound with troops from Meadville Warren Kane and others. Local unit members wore new uniforms with Pennsylvania National Guard insignia as extensive preparations proceeded.
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Mount Gretna
112Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
Erie Battalion
Corry
Meadville
Warren
Kane
T G Gast Houghton
Lewis
Brown
Fehrman
Gretna
Simmer
Pennsylvania National Guard
PARE FEDERAL EXPENDITURES TO REDUCE COSTS
Washington July 19 President Hoover orders drastic cuts across government to curb outlays as Congress authorized 208 million more than last year. He aims to avoid spending where possible without harming employment while Democrats accuse the administration of extravagance. Hoover says cabinet discussions progress and substantial reductions will be found.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Sen~ Ste
Tariff Commission
Congress
Senate
Hoovlrp
Fire destroys mill after deadly blast in Reading plant
Reading July 19 Fire followed an explosion in the four mill of F. S. Wurtz and Sons Inc. The flames menaced the lives of hundreds as a foreman, H. B. Cooling, 25, died attempting to recover his tools from the workshop. Four others were injured, several reported in serious condition.
Tom Thumb golf course opens to large Corry crowd
A large crowd enjoyed the opening of Corry’s Tom Thumb golf course on North Center street. Mrs. Mabel Larson, a prominent Corry Country Club figure, opened the miniature links praised as superior to nearby layouts. Elmer Gilbertson and Bernard Burkett led with under par scores, while Dick Powers shot 44. Larson plans weekly tournaments with awards for the four low scores in men’s and women’s play. Five families fled a Pittsburgh apartment fire feared to have caused $5,000 in losses.
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Corry
North Center Street
Mabel Larson
Corry Country Club
Larson
Chautauqua Lake
Elmer Gilbertson
Bernard
Burkett
Dick Powers
Mail Pilot's Ashes Scattered to Winds
The ashes of Maury Graham were scattered today over the mountains in a ceremony conducted by the union cross. Graham's friend Red Kelley, an aviation pioneer, delivered a small urn containing the remains before Kelley departed on the usual flight between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
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Union Cross
Los Angeles
Maury
Graham
Red Kelley
Kelley
Here
Salt Lake City
Jackson and O Brine Seek Flight Record
Dale Jackson and Worest O Brine aim to set a new flight record at St Louis. The refueling plane has been tested and is expected to aid the attempt with favorable conditions for the grind. The entrance plane, Grantee St Louis, will be tested today.
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Jackson
O’brine
ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Lyth
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