Thieves Loot Local Offices In Night Robbery
Police report a bold overnight theft with two suspects breaking into Dr Curtis’s office via skylight. The thieves pried open a safe, securing over $100 in cash, and escaped before dawn. No clues identified. other offices in the building were left untouched.
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DR. Curtis
G. E. Bennett
GR Bamnett
Whieves
Cieh
Curtis
du Fist Police
Theves
Bennett
Janes
Wright
Ure Curtis
Jueul Genter
Mr. Wright
Dallas
Wi Jones
Wi Jones, Adjneying Wethors
Be Chotii
My Wright
Inieves
Pho Wardhurte
NF Anity & Compamy
Pollem
Dunkle
Ame Gang Auhich
Dentiat
Franklin Negro, Former Slave, Dies at 100 in Heat
Franklin city records the death of Clemmons, a former slave, at age 100 after exposure to extreme heat. The incident occurred in Franklin on July 25 as authorities investigate the cause of death. The deceased, known as one of the community’s oldest residents, had lived in the area since emancipation.
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Franklin
Inidins
Fiddy Clemmons
Guardsmen Plunge Into War Problems at Camp Edmund Lynch
United Press dispatch from Camp Edmund Lynch Mt Gretna July 3 Pennsylvania's 4000 National Guard troopers after a holiday due to heat resumed maneuvers today with infantry and artillery preparations for next week's activities. Seven guardsmen fainted from heat yesterday but all were treated and released. Advance details from the 107th Field Artillery Wilkes Barre indicate units encamped here with others expected Saturday.
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United Press
Edmund Lynch
Gretnie Sn
Pennsylvania
Tithe
107Th Field Artillery
Wilkesbarre
Columbus lad loses eye after dynamite cap blast
The Barrk0 family near Columbus reports a farm accident ten days ago involving a dynamite cap found two weeks earlier. The boy carried it in his pocket, lit it with a match, and suffered severe arm burns and eye injury. Doctors fear permanent sight loss but hope remains for limited vision if treated at home.
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Savko
Frinx Barko
Collimbus
Hope Hall
Erle
Mellon Silent on Statement of Churchill
United Press reported in Merbourg France that Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, aboard the White Star liner Majestic, declined to discuss Churchill's debt statements or the Anglo American loan use. Mellon said he would not enter into controversy and would await further developments.
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United Press
Merbourg
France
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Europe
Arig
Kat
Wiiston Churchill
White Star
Majestic
Churchill
Lif
New York
Ritirh
Progressive Party Returns to Life in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 28 five Fayette county voters file a petition with Dauphin county court to revive the Progressive Party and place a ticket in the next election The petition seeks nominations for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Internal Affairs Names listed include Ebay Cakley Tra Shaw W C Chitastary Jane Ni Morsis and Laura Shafter all from Fayette county
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Dauiphin County
United States
Ebay Cakley
Tra Shaw
W. Chitastary
Jane Ni Morsis Sind
Laura Shafter
Wil
Hia Pyle
Benefit play at auditorium this evening and proceeds aid graduates
A benefit performance at the High School auditorium tonight features the Goof Club staging the comedy Seventeen with musical numbers by Bob Shiels. Kiwanis Club advance tickets sold at Miss Fuller's Edison Parlors with many seats reserved. proceeds and protocol funds divided between Kiwanis and Goof Club to aid local graduates pursuing college.
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Bob Shiels
Goof Club
Kiwanis Club
Tonheht
Mes
W Campbell
Jane McCray
Old dynamite charge kills four at quarry blast
Winchester Va July 3 a 15 year old dynamite charge in an abandoned blast hole caused a quarry explosion at Strasburg Junction Waysone yesterday killing four workers. Victims include George Hoffman Jack Rainer Cecil Rinker and Hunter Bord all white except one black. Five men injured two seriously as officials investigate the blast site.
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My Union Prem
Winchester
Strasburg
Thole
U5 Seal Path
George Hoffman
Jack Rainer
Cecil Rinker
Hunter Bord
Four Former Governors Attend Sesqui Governors Day
Philadelphia July 24 Gifford Pinchot hosted an open house reception at the Pennsylvania state building for former governors during the sesqui centennial exposition. Seven former governors including Sproul Tener and Brumbaugh led the Hall of official guests with officials from the city and state.
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Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
The
Commonwealth
Penn|esylvania State Building
Sproul
Stuart Tener
Brumbaugh
Freeland Kendrick
Weather shifts ease heat wave across Pennsylvania and New York
The Weather Bureau forecasts moderate temperatures and lighter rain across western Pennsylvania and western New York, ending a two day heat spike. Harrisburg records 101 degrees before a rapid drop to 73, while New York City faces renewed heat with a near record July high and large crowds seeking shelter at beaches and parks.
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Pennsylvania
United States Weather Burean
Pittsburgh
Corry
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio
New York
New England
New Jersey
Delaware
And
Mary
Harrisburg
Des Brees
Deld Fithey
Wealthy New Yorker Granted Divorce in Rhode Island
Johnny Budlong, a wealthy New Yorker, was granted a divorce from Mrs Margaret Budlong in Superior Court with custody of three children awarded to him by Judge Edward W. Blodgett. The decree resembles separate maintenance and notes Budlong has not resided in Rhode Island long enough for absolute divorce.
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Providence
Mhik Jon J
Budlong
New Yorker
Johlny
Justin Margaret Budlong
Edward W. Blod Zeéxt
Budiong
Rhode Island
Detroit Woman Slain. Fannie Kauffman Found Near Home
The body of 47 year old Mrs. Fannie Kauffman was beaten to death and found today in a vacant Detroit house owned by her husband. Police traced the discovery to her husband and son after appeals for help locating the missing woman who disappeared yesterday. The husband described a dispute over a change of residence and a troubling altercation with a black family in the area.
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Fannie Kauffman
Kauffman
Koutfman
Warning Against French Franc Investments
United States experts warned Americans against investing savings in French francs hoping for a sudden currency rise. They noted about $1 billion stored in German marks and said the franc will not regain prewar value given France's internal debt burden and market conditions.
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United Pros
Washington
France
Democrats far behind GOP in early booms
Washington July 28 United Press Democratic presidential candidates trail in early campaign momentum. Five Republicans have opened active runs while only two Democrats show definite movement toward nomination. Names like Al Smith and Albert Ritchie lead, with Vic Donahey Alice Zomerene Robinson and McAdoo also mentioned amid sparse activity. Continued on Page Five.
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Washington
al Smith
New York
Albert, Ritchie
Maryland
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Alice Zomerene
Robinson
Ane
Democratic Hour
William O. McAdoo
Smith
Seven Women and Children Killed in Bus Crash
Nyack New York July 23. Seventy people were on a bus carrying the Mothers Club of Plum Beach Ridgewood Brooklyn returning from Bear Mountain excursion. Seven women and three children died at the Nyack hospital morgue. Twenty five seriously injured in hospital. 16 with minor injuries sent to Poplar street station in Brooklyn. Driver Daniel Lastro held for manslaughter. A burst brake band may have caused the crash. Coroner William Giles investigating. Over 80 relatives visited the hospital to view the dead. eight identified. Mr and Mrs Warren Matthews of East Liverpool Ohio are staying with former parents in Maple Avenue.
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United Press Nyack
Nyack Hoxpital
Mother's Club
Plum Beach
Ridgewood
Brooklyn
Sparkhill
Rockland County
N.Y
Bear Mountain
Nyjack
Poplar Street
Daniel J Lastro
Aevo City
Willum J. Giles
Welter Patrick Hurled From Motorcycle in Columbus Crash
Patrick Hurled from motorcycle yesterday on a trip to Buffalo. He suffered a fractured right arm and a broken collarbone after the machine struck a culvert and threw him. He was found unconscious by a passing motorist and taken to Corry Hospital where his condition was described as resting as well as could be expected.
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Patrick
WY. C. Patriot
Fies
Corry
Columbus
Buffale
Sasitir
Sheffield
Urs Hospital
Floyd McIlroy
Philadelphia
Liquor Allegations On Ocean Liners Prompt Probe
Washington July 28 Investigations opened into claims that liquor was sold and served aboard the SS Leviathan, a government-owned ship afloat. District Attorney James Jones said rumors of alcohol aboard the Leviathan had circulated before and that violators may face action. Captain W H Slayton, head of a prohibition group, said ships owned by the United States government may again permit liquor flow, with reports of three men mixing cocktails in a lounge aboard the Leviathan.
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United Pross
Washington
Leviaghan
James
Jones
Timor
Leviathan
Distriet
New
Mellon Under Hot Attack at World Credit Conference
United Press report from Washington notes Secretary of the Treasury Mellon faces sharp scrutiny as Benjamin Marsh of the radical farmer group Reconstruction League accuses him of pressing the Dawes plan for France during his Europe trip. Marsh claims Montagu and Strong jointly control the world’s economic lifeblood, a holdover from the postwar era.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Dawes
France
Europe
Benjamin Marsh
Feast’e Reconstruction Learse
Radical Farmers’ Organisation
Great Britain
Montagu
Bank of England
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve System
Cabinet shuffle in Paris as Briand Herriot lead crisis cabinet
Paris reports Raymond Pain announces a new cabinet with Briand as Foreign Affairs minister and Herriot as Public Instruction head. Tardieu and others occupy key posts amid debates over Melion Herenger debt, with mixed support from monarchists and communists.
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Paris
Raymond Paincare
Elyses Palace
Doumitre Bue
Poincare
Paintare
Barthow
Sarrait
Briand
Tardieu
Bokanowsky
Perrier
Painleve
Navy
Leygues
Heriot
Pensions
Marin
Quelite
Henri Queille
Ministry of Agriculture
Verard
Ministry of Labor
Herriot
Andre Tardiéu
Georges Clemenceau
Briand Cabing
France
Maurica Bokanowsky
Im Tyas
Pays Tribute to Policemen in Chicago Speech
In Chicago last night at the 33rd annual convention banquet of the International Association of Police Chiefs Vice President Dawes defended the police against superficial criticism. He said the policeman stands in danger alongside soldiers and performs his duty when facing armed felonies.
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United Press
Chicago
The
International, Association of Police Chiefs
Dawes
Paliamen
Radio features schedule for major markets
The page lists evening and afternoon radio features across stations KOA WHAS KGO DKA and WGY. Programs include Mountain Standard Municipal Band, Gilbert and Sullivan Pirates of Penzance, Sign's Club Convention, Easterm Standard-Musical Institute Faculty Concert, and WGY Players with specific times in EST or EDT.
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Denver
WHAS
Louisville
Gilbert and Sullivan
KGO
Oakland
DKA
East
Pittsburg
Standard—Musical Institute
WGY ‘Schiensctady
WMAK
WGY
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Ritchie
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Nyack
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East Liverpool, O
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Maple Avenue
Jamestown
Prohibition
Secretary of Treasury
Critica
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International Association of Police Chief
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