Relief From Heat Promised On Thursday
United Prov reports scorching Atlantic seaboard and inland areas from Ohio to New York facing high humidity and heat. Forecasters warn thundershowers for many parts with a cooler relief by Thursday. Detroit notes multiple heat deaths and drownings as temperatures hit record highs. Pittsburgh expects relief tomorrow with forecasts calling for an eight to ten degree drop from yesterday’s 94.
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Washington
Avantic Seaboard
Ohio
United Statay Weather Bureau
Father West
New York
Manhattan
Michigan
Lnreg
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Pittsburgh
Adl
Hene
Hene Ih the Past 24 Hows Sire Jarmus Wogiglesid
Natrona
Margaret Hrdia
Thottiestead
George Shadas
Duaticanp Heights
Rafael Castelemor
Believe Oil Refinery Fire Burns Out Likely
Warren Pa July 1 The Believe oil refinery fire neared exhaustion on its third day with only a nearby field of six tanks still in danger two hundred yards from the main complex Explosions hurled flames high and night sightseers from Warren and Jamestown watched as authorities expected the blaze to quiet within 24 hours Thomas Taylor returned home from a visit to Erie for age treatment and other routine notes
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Warren
Warren's Mall
Dollar
Jamestown
N. Y
Pennsylvania
New York
Corry Poised For Large Volunteer Firemen Convention
The Labor Day gathering in Corry will draw at least five thousand people from Erie and beyond. The county convention brings hundreds of volunteers and families, with chief needs for prizes and light expenses. City leaders urged swift support to ensure a successful event.
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Corry
Trie
Erle Compty
Hit
Murder mystery widens as Cohen linked to McSwiggin case
United Fresh reports George Cohen and Charlee Brotman arrested in New York on charges of complicity in a Maiden Lane jewelry heist worth 74000. Chicago investigators seek Cohen to shed light on the murder of County Attorney William McSwiggin, killed in a gun ambush two months earlier while linked to Chicago beer raiders.
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New York
Chicago
George Cohan
Charlee Brotman
Maiden Lane
Di&monds
Cohen
keibWit
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Ind. Simmons
Abiatint
William McSwiggin
McSwiggin
Totin Sleye
Buteau
Underworld
Five Best Radio Features Today in Major Markets
Listings summarize featured broadcasts across New York, Schenectady, Detroit, Cincinnati and Kansas City. Programs include Beethovens Ninth with the New York Philharmonic, Offenbach operetta La Fille du Tambour Major, and classical and light music selections with orchestras and quartets.
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New York
Schenectady
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Beathoven
WEX
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WSAI
Cincinnati
Central Standard
WSAS
WDAF
Kansas City
WEAF
Offenbach
Youth Drowns in Allegheny River Near Pier
Warren July 21 The Allegheny River claimed its first victim of the season when Thomas Juliano, 18, drowned while swimming near a pier from the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge. He was rescued moments later but died despite efforts of physicians and rescue corps.
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United Prom Warren
Altegheny River
Thomas Juliano
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ave
Physicians
Corps of Rescigfy
Tunayail(ng
Intense Heat Causes Concord Man to Die
Edward James Crowell a 70 year old resident of Concord township died early this morning from sunstroke after working in hay fields under extreme heat. He died at his Roosevelt Highway home despite medical aid. He is survived by a widow a daughter four brothers one sister and four grandchildren. Prayer services will be held Friday at 1 30 pm at the late home and at McCray Church at 2 pm with interment in McCray cemetery.
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Edward James Crowell
Concord Township
Growall
Roosevelt Highway
Warner’s Corneys
Concord
McCray Church
MeCray Cemetery
Seven Heat Deaths Across New England Reported
Seven deaths attributed to a heat wave as New England endures a scorching spell. The city of Boston reports multiple fatalities while the region braces for continued hot weather. Separate notes mention Mt Washington snow unusually persisting on a warm day and travel details of visitors from Hornell, New York.
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Boston
New England
Mt, Washington
N. H
Mt Washington
Greek suspect in Ohio murder released by court
Don R. Mellett murder case leaves George Psiling, 29, freed after Pittsburgh and Stark County authorities fail to present evidence tying him to the Canton Daily News editor’s killing. Prosecutors call release temporary as they continue investigation. Psiling had faced suspicion of knowledge about the crime.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
George
Psiling
Canton
Ohio
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Pailias
McClintock
Stark County
Randolph
Hoth
Parliss
Swearingen
Samuel Rosenberg
Psi-|ons
Peiline
Mellett
Autoists in Accident Near North East
A party of Corry motorists returning to the city near North East were narrowly spared serious injuries when their Ford sedan was struck by a Ford driven by farmer Devine. Passengers include Arlo VanTastell M VanTassel daughter May and others. both cars wrecked and towed to North East for repairs. injuries minor.
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Corry
Svening
Devine
Arlo VanTastell
M. VanTassel
May
Almond Quaintings
Huth
Ford Se Ann Deviies
Corty
North Hast
Hunt for Carlisle Woman Widens Across Pennsylvania
Carlisle Pa July police in all parts of Pennsylvania were urged to seek trace of Mrs Charles Jones 28 of Carlisle missing since Sunday. Her husband suspects she was lured away and abducted a note found by Jim Sunday read Gone to see Mrs Milor neighbor Back soon.
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Carlisle
Pennnsylvania
Charles, Jones
Jim Sunday
Milor
Roan
Nine Die in Gas Explosion at Moffat Mine
Unitea Press reports nine killed in a gas explosion at the Moffat Coal Mine in Moffat Alabama near Birmingham. Three of the dead are white, with Bhillers said to have fled a blast in the early hours. State and local officials investigate.
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Unitea Press
Birmingham
Ala
Nine
Moffat
Coal
Bootledger Wins Hide and Seek Chase in West Main Street
Patrolman pursues a masked man through alleys and between buildings on West Main Street in a brisk pursuit. The suspect dodges into Second Avenue area, dropping a basket with two pint bottles of schnapps and a shattered quart bottle as the chase ends with no identification by noon.
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Flannigan
Dolrai
Second Avenue
Westport
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Nes
Beck
Nase
Burked Silence Hinders Probing of Jail Escape Case
Clarence Burke again refused to reveal movements after escaping the Little Valley jail. Police, led by Chief Dunkla and Ont Welleine, linked him to a Rex theatre robbery via a pair seen at the confectionery, but positive identification remained uncertain. A mustached Burke was questioned in solitary confinement as investigators sought a knife and fountain pen seized in the raid.
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Clarence Burke
Rex
Inetmontt
Dunkla
Ont Welleine
Wer
Bers
Little Valley
Butts
Wellejus
Ostraranges
Burke
Buld
Turkey
Mellon declines to comment on British loan debate
London July 11 Andrew W Mellon American secretary of the treasury told United Press via wire he would not comment on the House of Commons debate over American loans to Great Britain. The exchange contradicted by Wins ton Churchill that most British wartime borrowings were for commercial use rather than war purposes. Mellon said he preferred not to discuss the matter further at this time. Mrs O R Meintyre left this morning for Jamestown to visit her husband, who is employed there.
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United Press
London
Andrew W. Melton
Trans
Ine Yulayy
House of Commung
Great Beatty
Winston Shurehill
Exchageer
White Star
Majestic
Mellon
Predictions of nationwide coal miners strike in April 1927
Uhifted Press reports J Warren Gates of Cutchall Gates predicts a national strike by bituminous and anthracite miners in April 1927. He says operators will be forced to abandon arbitration terms as the mines reopen, with heavy overproduction across all mine fields. He warns the industry may struggle to break even under current conditions.
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Harrisburg
Hitumininns Coms
Warren + Gates
Cutchall &Gates
Neds Press
Pebeuars
Beteen
Cutehall and Gates Coal Mining Company
Fivre, Cozrites
Maryland
Western Pennsylvania
Goter
French Premier Herriot Faces Bank Crisis and Chamber Clash
Paris reports warn France’s treasury near bankruptcy with the Bank of France likely to suspend payments. Premier Herriot appears before the Chamber amid dissension as a nonpartisan group forms to push for franc stabilization while citizens rush to banks to protect value. The franc falls further as inflation fears grow and political turmoil intensifies.
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United Press
Paris
Anatole de Mourie
Chamber of Deputies
Bank of France
de Monzie
Edouard Herriot
Hosile
Herriot
Ixation
France
Briand
Bank of Paris
Crown For Public Safety
Herbst
Anlc
Ing
Tomorow
Murder theory discounted in Rosenberger case
Taylorville authorities discounted reports that Peter Rosenberger a Christian county farmer renting a farm near Here was murdered They had investigated at the request of a Peoria sister after Rosenberger sold all equipment and disappeared A complete still was found on Rosenbergers property ending the inquiry
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Christian County
Rosenberger
Here
Peoria
Dinos
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