Heat Bakes Nation As France Markets Wobble
United Press reports extreme heat across the United States driving deaths in several cities including Pittsburgh and Cleveland while financial markets in France show turmoil. Record highs, delayed relief, and widespread discomfort mark a blistering spell as farmers fear crop losses. Authorities note prostrations and deaths linked to the heat wave amid unsettled exchange activity and foreign holdings shifting to stabilize markets.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Rafael Castilanos
Hempstead
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Co
Erie
Alloc
Cleveland
Drosne
Ohio
Chicago
Middle West
United States
Yuma
Arica
Lisbon
Ny D
Mitchell
Omnaha
Neb
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Jay Gould
Minnesota Game and Fish Commissioner
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Beaver Bey
Split Rock
Minn
Vanow
Gould
Columbus to See Subway and Road Improvements Begin
Columbus residents report DuBois rod building firm unloading gear to start the road project. Milliron Construction Co. awarded the contract by the State Highway Dept for improvements near the Erie Railroad crossing. Subway work will require limited rail service while construction proceeds. completion is not expected this fall.
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Columbus
Wse
Wie Ene
DuBois Rod Building
Stone
Hremiaris
Milliron Construction Company
State Highway Department
Erie Railroad
Linder
Corry
Warner Sithiomt
Columbua
Huge refinery fire still raging near Warren refinery
United Press reports a massive fire at Warren Refining Company buildings in Vengetown with black smoke continuing through the night. Indications suggest tanks may burn out in 24 hours. no injuries yet, but explosions totaled about a dozen. Estimated losses conservatively around $600,000.
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United Press
Warren
Warren Refining Company
Venguretownt
M. W. Jamison
Officers Run Amuck in Muskogee Shooting Rampage
In Muskogee on a July night a violent spree left three hotels jittery as 30 shots rang out and many guests injured. Officers Dail Davis and Vex Carmiel were among the wounded, two city detectives later hospitalized, with other injured residents and staff treated at local facilities. Whiskey found near Davis’s car and chaotic hotel scenes followed the rampage, while investigators questioned witnesses and pursued those responsible.
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United Prose
Muskogee
Ola
Numdrous
Earl
Trong
Ewing
Meore Iospitals
Dunger Gualy
Dail Davis
Hepty Alicuth
Carmiel
Avidnighy
Police
Heth
Angler
Putea
Hatel
Tintel
Homer Pittman
el Conway
Wyatten
ENE
Wietya
Janod Davis
Abdormen
Fy Davies
Antler
Davis
Carmack
Shelby
HY Moor
Foresee Wave of Prosperity Through Nation
United Press reports an optimistic forecast of broad economic growth across the United States. Analysts cite rising consumer demand, manufacturing gains, and policy measures aimed at stimulating investment and jobs nationwide.
OUST FENNING AS COMMISSIONER
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board notes continued industry prosperity with declines in some textiles and leather facilities. The text mentions Fenning’s resignation effective after a period of favorable conditions, alongside other economic commentary and political context.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
United States
Tovin
Paul Smiths
N.Y
Furangea
Fenles
Bevis
Bandits' Big Haul Foils City Trust Robbery
Bandits in two machines shot down a Black messenger for the City Trust company in St Louis before noon and escaped with £16,000. The bold raid occurred in the business district near hundreds of terrified employees as aging glass shattered, endangering bystanders.
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United Press
ST Louis
City Trust Company
Harvey Awarded Contract To Build City Walks
Ellis Harvey, local contractor, won the sidewalk project with a bid for four inch concrete at two cents per square foot and five inch concrete at twenty four cents. The council opened bids at the regular meeting chaired by Mayor O W Bracken and instructed officials to finalize the contract. A nuisance abatement at Liberty and Summer streets was referred to the safety superintendent, and a permit for a filling station at Frederick and North Center streets was declined for lack of jurisdiction. The city engineer was asked to draft a Chestnut street sewer ordinance as discussions on municipal matters adjourned.
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Ellis Harvey
Cite
HLS
Merbepe
Hast Pight
Harvey
OW. Bracken
W. Schrader
Liberty and
Summer Streets
Atlantic Refining Company
Frederick and
North Center Streets
Chestnut Street
Harrison flays debt agreement in Senate clash
Washington July 20 Senator Pat Harris charged the administration bungled debt settlements and jeopardized Senate ratification of the French debt accord. He faulted Secretary Mellon for lenient terms to foreign debtors and said the agreement with Prince and Italy amounts to cancellation. Also notes Eleanor Koestner of Erie visiting relatives.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Treasury
Mellon
Harrison
Mallon
Italy
Plan Temporary Secy Of Schools Board Meets
The Board of Education held a special meeting to decide on appointing a temporary secretary pro tem and to consider the feasibility of electing two supervising janitors and a business manager. Dewey to oversee matters. Palmier re-elected treasurer at 2000 with 190 raise. Hillstrom reports near 17000 balance and recommends 5062.62 be moved to sinking fund for bond retirement and interest. Hillstrom elected to sinking fund commission. solicitor to assess district liability for student accidents. Meeting adjourned after bills passed.
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Board of Education
Dewey
Palmier
Corry Sehonl
Hillstrom
Sinking Fund Commission
Finance Committee
Legion Post Helps Veterans In City Insurance Drive
The Corry American Legion post steps up aid for World War veterans not yet using paid up insurance. Blanks are available at the post office and veterans are urged to apply promptly. The post also secured permanent disability aid for a local member and investigates additional cases with help from Congressman Milton W. Shreve and District Commander RB McCord.
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Corry
American Legion
Corry Legion
Cooperaton
Milton W. Shreve
RB McCord
North Enst
Legion Post
Advics
Rotarians to Attend Fish Fry at Erie
Corry Rotarians will accept the invitation extended by the Erie Rotary Club to join the fish fry on the peninsula Wednesday evening with near one hundred percent attendance. Sixty eight members and their ladies have accepted the invitation. the Rotarians will leave the city at 2:40 tomorrow. Regular meeting speaker Lucien J. Warren, vice president of the Bank of Jamestown, spoke today on Banking as Related to the Stocks, Holders and Depositors. Alex MacInnes of Erie and Franklin Babbitt of Keystone Heights, Fla., were guests at the meeting.
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Corry Rotatians
Lucien J. Warren
Banke of
Jamestown
Ormison Refuses Grand Jury Testimony in McPherson Case
Kenneth G. Ormiston a former Angelus Temple yacht operator declines to testify before the grand jury probing the Semple McPherson kidnapping mystery. Attorney Red Keyes’ note from New York City was read, with Ormiston criticizing the investigators as responsible for hostile publicity and persecution.
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United Grow
Los$ Angeles
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Tts
Belors
Grand
Aimog Semple McPherson
Isamy Abegad
Tess
New York City
Ormiston
Nickel Plate Merger Plan Approved by Board
July 01 New York. The board of directors of Use Pere SMarqtrette railroad approved the subcommittee report for the merger of railroads into Vin broth es. The decision aims to consolidate lines and create a unified system pending further regulatory steps.
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United Press New York
Use Pere Smarqtrette Railroad Today
Suspects alibi in Canton murder case under scrutiny
Pittsburgh detective Lt. Potter Gormen returns from Warren Ohio to probe George Pailias alias the Greek’s alibi for Dor KR Mallett Canton Daily News editor shot Friday around 12 19 am. Pailias held without bail after surrender. habeas corpus filed by attorney Samuel Rosenberg to secure release. Conner says new evidence may contradict alibi and seeks Jimmy Lamont, possible Detroit presence, to locate truth of Pailias whereabouts on murder night.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Potser Gormen
Pittsburgh Bomcide
Ofp Sm
Warren
George
Tae Greek" Pailias
Dor KR Mallett
Canton Daily News
Pulling
Field
Samuel Rosenberg
Psilias
Conner
George the Greek
Pailius
Macstrate E. Ml. Hough
Pailias
Ohio
Corner
Canton
Mellet
Lolngstown
Niles
Canson
Tatle
Pittsbaseh Slough
Dinaile
Peiliays
Peilias
Mallett
George the Gross
Mellettana
Philias
Jimmy
I Warren
Connér
Detroit
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Teased Across Networks
Listings summarize midday and evening radio features including Weaf and KGO programs. Max Jacobs Chamber Symphony Orchestra perform, Jackson Kin sty baritone soloists, Valencia Orchestra on Pa che Standard, Lukats ai-8:0h P.M., University program on Gerttval Standard. Keystoners on WJZ WGY WRO networks and Bruce Benjamin tenor with Walter Golde at 10 P.M. Eastern Daylight.
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WEAF
Max Jacobs
Chamber Symphony
Jackson Kinsty
KGO Oakland
Pache Standard
Valencia
Kpab Lukats
Gerttval
WJZ
New York
WGY Schenectady
WRO
Washington
Keystoners
Bruce Benjamin
Walter Golde
Pacific Coast Tong War Flares Anew
In Los Angeles on July 20 unknown assailants shot and killed Leong Sook, 26, likely as he slept in his hotel room. The body was found four hours later after roomers heard a gunshot and noticed several unfamiliar Chinese visitors had stayed at the hotel.
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Los Angeles
Leong Sook
Sook
Dour
Withhold News Of Small Booze Raids County District
Pittsburgh July 20 federal agents in this district will not have small raids disclosed to the press under new regulations by John D Pennington administrator of Central and Western Pennsylvania. Activities of agents will be reported in general terms and names of violators will not be released.
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United Frets
Pittsburgh
United States District Court
Robert M. Gibson
Wils Me] Naugher
D. H. Blair
Internal Revenue
John D. Pennington
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