Callahan Held for Quizzing Inquest
McGrath's death near Lovells Station triggers inquest ordered by Deputy Coroner Mats Fullony. Callahan, from Buffalo, questioned at police station. details sketch a track worker's last days with McGrath and ties to Lovells Camp and Erie Railroad work.
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Callahan
Erie Railroad
Jomal
Gallaban
McC
Salasianca
Erie Sailroad
Ory
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Pea Rwchester
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Hovine
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Arak
Eric Rairoud
Maes
Hin
Chikrity
Kila Rallpoud
Mer Gratis Duwit
MeGnatht
Yuitn
Sclamaisen
Slow motion Dempsey Sharkey foul dispute intrigues observers
Private slow motion reels of Dempsey Sharkey sparked a heated dispute over alleged fouls. About fifty onlookers and ringside witnesses split in judgment as the footage showed Dempsey delivering blows to Sharkey, with some viewing the actions as fouls and others disputing the low hits.
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Dempsey Sharkey
United Press Observer
Dempsey
Sharkey
Paul W. White
United Pres
New York
Dempsay
Lex Rickard
Rickard
Johnny Wackley
Gondart
Rivkari
Auckleyy
United Press
Rings
Heras
Delay Opening Columbus Road Until Monday
Traffic for the new highway through the Columbus area remains stalled with concrete work and drainage tasks unfinished. A Monday opening is tentatively planned after completing steps to the railroad station approach and ditch work, with motorists urged to use the Columbus detour in the interim.
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Matt UN Construction
Columbus
Uiat Point
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Railromd
Construction of Scenic Route Advances Across Warren County
United Press reports progress on the scenic highway linking Irvineton to Tidioute and Shippensville through the Allegheny National Forest. Grading drainage and excavation are underway on Route 8, with 25 percent paving remaining between Tidioute and Tionesta. the project ties Roosevelt and Lakes to Sea highways, improving travel from Warren to Pittsburgh via Clarion and Butler.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Irvineton
Allegheny River
Warren County
State Highway Department
Allegheny National Forest
Tidioute i
Tidioute
Tionesta
Hesides
Roosevelt Highway
Trvineton
Shippens
Warren
Pittsburgh
Shippensyille
Clarion
Butler
Pittsburgh Name Registrar Appoints Three New Board Members
Harrisburg July Yh-Goy Kish today appointed three new members to the Pittsburgh Registration Board. They are W. A. Menny Igha J. Me Kelvey and James P Kid. Their terms run until June. The three new members succeed Woydodgy Kinin Mire de Atte and Chay E Flyinn whose terms expired April 1st. The commission shifts reflect retention of former appointees by Governor Pinchot amid political reshuffling in Pittsburgh's electoral body.
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Goy
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Pinchot
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Puison
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Pittsburgh
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Flinn
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Curtis enters school board race amid busy city campaign
Dr H A Curtis announces candidacy for school board joining EC Barnes and others as voters prepare for the fall primaries. Paper nominating petitions circulated. registration dates set for September 1 6 and 17. City politics see new school director activity alongside mayoral and council contenders with party-registration changes delayed this year.
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Fentist
Jubis
Ralph Henedictghuetdlevle
County Commission
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Erie
Lisny
Frank ©. Howard
Pred Weaver
Picture of K. O. Carried Today in Boston Journal
NEA photo service provides a fast dramatic image of the knockout between Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey. The paper published the picture about eighteen hours after the bout, sent via telephoto from Cleveland to editors in Boston for immediate public display.
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NEA
Cleveland
Jaci Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Jage
Boston
Wisconsin Beer Bill Vetoed Sparks Local Debate
Madison July 22 Gov Fred Luther vetoed the beer bill relaxing penalties for violators of Wisconsin prohibition laws on manufacture and sale of liquor with analco. public content now extending 275 per jolt. The bill may be passed over the veto, sparking debate among lawmakers and residents.
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United Cross
Madison
Wis
Fred @immeraian wolay
Wisconsin
Arrell Girl Missing Sparks Beetle Alert Across States
Pittsburgh July 22 United Press reports a missing Arrell girl from Farrell after a crowd moment at a station. Japanese alert and rigid inspections accompany efforts as officials search for the girl, separated from her sister amid a busy rail area. Government inspectors and state officials mobilize to prevent routes and movements, with authorities tracing trains and fruit and vegetable shipments. The incident follows heightened travel safety measures and a staged search.
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United Prasy
United Prous
Pittsburgh
Seareh
Enola
Farrell
Pau
Pennsylvania
Steubenville
Sheet Stadl Svarde
Guardsmen Leave for Gretna Camp Tonight
A Pennsylvania National Guard unit, about seventy-one members strong, sails to Mount Gretna for the annual two week encampment. Sixty to sixty five are expected to travel though illness keeps some away. They entrain around 8:90 and should reach the Gretna camp by Saturday morning for a two week stay with the battalion and attached companies en route.
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Weety
Wight
Khakwelad Gillenry
Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania Nations Guard
Wiie
Greta
Young Man Faces Charges After Auto Crash Near Corry
Clifford Henry of Sheffield was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a Sunday crash on Findley Lake road involving Dave Rationa and Nelson Swing. Henry posted bail, seeks counsel, and fights the charges as Willett and Dugan from Corry received injuries while Swing’s car and Henry’s Ford coupe were wrecked.
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Clifford Henry
Sheffield
Findley Lake
Corry
Dave
Corry Hospital
Autaliqua County
Nelson Swing
Buffalo
Henry
Swing
Harold Willatt
Harold Dugan
Lymier
Willett
Dugan
Cory
Seine
Porkee
Shefield
No Change in Me sMurmon
Pittsburgh July 22 miners and operator in the 16th week after suspension report little shift in position. Trade reviews note Fairmont coal appearing in the Pittsburgh district at lower prices than local product. Operators aim to consolidate to meet expected higher demand and prices in weeks ahead. No major miners fight for wage maintenance is anticipated until demand for soft coal rises.
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Pittsburgh
Fairmont
Mrs Hasbrouck and party tour Kentucky Ohio
Mrs Alice Hasbrouck and R. Has brauds with Mrs Joseph Morte embark on a ten day tour visiting Kentucky and Ohio. The group plans excursions to historic sites and local attractions while reporting progress and itinerary details.
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Alice Hasbrouck
R. Hasbrauds
Strand
Joseph Morte
Kentucky
Ohio
Dempsey Stiarkey Fight Sets Revenue Record
July 22 New York reports the Dempsey Stiarkey bout drew over one million dollars in receipts, the largest for a nonchampionship fight. Dempsey's share nears 1.1 million with Sharkey around 400 thousand. expenses and taxes reduce profit to about 340 thousand. Previous events include the Dempsey Tunney fight in Philadelphia and the Dempsey Carpentier receipts.
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United Press New York
Dempsey-Stiarkey
Tyo Hghts
Dempsey
Sharkey
Philadelphia
P M Nichols Out for Constable In First Ward
Perry A Nichols proprietor of the Diamond Tasi Service announces candidacy for constable in the First Ward. John S Paulson seeks reelection as current constable. John Ruppersburg bids for Fourth Ward duties, with Alex Koestner as the present officer.
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Perry A. Nichola
Nichols
John S. Paulson
American Line Reports First Government Profit in Year
Washington July 2 The United States government owned line shows a net profit for the year ending June 30 totaling $971,000 over operating expenses. President A C Dalton of the Emergency Fleet Corporation announced the gain estimating direct profit at $185,000 after $264,000 in corporate administration charges. The line had operated at a loss the previous year.
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Washington
United States
A.C Dalton
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Feet Corporation
Conrad's Son Under Arrest
Alfred Conrad eldest son of the late Joseph Conrad novelist was goredged in old Bailey court to 12 months imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to converting to his own use 5000 dollars entrusted to him. The money was to have been spent in buying manuscripts of Conrad's works.
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London
Alfred Conrad
Joseph Conrad
Old Bailey Court
Conrad
Hoover Seeks Flood Relief Legislation
President Coolidge faces a split with advisers over calling an extra congressional session for flood relief. Secretary Hoover and Rep. Tilson push for an early session, while Smoot warns that delaying tax cuts and flood measures risks deadlock. A Smoot plan proposes broad tax reductions and a $29 million secretary appropriation, aiming to pass before March 18 to fund this year’s taxes. Wessington
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Paul R. Maldon
United Press
Rapid City
S. D
Nly
Coolidge
Republica
Smear
Senate
Roolidge
Congress
Mindete
Sire Conlidge
Hoover
John C. Tilson
House
Tillson
Bath
Smoot
United Pres
G&t
Washington
T Am
Manve
Hove Ways and Means
Thetater
General
Sminot
Wessington
Hailstorm Ravages Johnstown Causing Major Loss
A historic hailstorm battered Johnstown. Property losses reached $75,000 to $79,000 with broken windows and greenhouse damage. High winds and flooding left fields and vines damaged while cars suffered dents. a 17 month old infant drowned in a storm pool at a parental home.
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Johnstown
United Prest
Len Eegedell
Louis Stefanech
Louis
Anna Stefanich
Tagelor
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listings
A fragmented station guide lists WBAL Baltimore WJZ Philadelphia WEAP Denver KOA Denver and Toronto NRT with programs at 7 to 10:9 p.m. including Violoncello Ensemble and Municipal Band performances across Eastern markets.
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WBAL
Baltimore
Toronto
Hasten
Violoncello
WJZ
Philea
WEAP
Hatern
Howry Koa
Denver
Batorn
Denver Municipal
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Gretna
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First Ward
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Fourth Ward
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