Border clashes raise new threat of war in Shaft accident
Ralph Stokes, 49, of Hatchtown south of Sparta, escapes death after clothing is caught in a shaft at Sparta Oil & Gas. He suffers fractures in both legs, severe cuts, and bruises. Hospitalized in Corry, he remains laid up after this week’s accident, with a prior hand injury years earlier.
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Corry Evening Journal
Ralph Stokes
Hiscettuys
Spurtinaburg
Stokes
Cony Hospital
Sparta Oil & Gas Company
Hatchtown
Straub
Corry
Alod
Bell paroled after serving in hospital for bank collapse case
John A. Bell aged 73, convicted over the Carnegie Trust collapse, was paroled after two years and two months in custody and hospital care following two paralytic strokes. Parole hearings before Judges Reid and Patterson found no opposition as Bell’s health deteriorated.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Alegheny General Hospital
John A. Bell
Carnegie Trust Company
Bell
Allegheny County
Ambrose B. Reid
Frankly Patterson
Reid
Nh Court
Oliver ‘. Haton
Reid Ugled
Set
Charles c. McGovern
Samuel H. Gardner
J. P. Wilson
Bell Banka
Man Found Dead in Barn Suicide on Clark Property
A man identified as Edgar Glinbe, 60 or older, hanged himself in a dilapidated barn on the Clark property at West Frederick and West Wayne streets. After discovery by neighbors around 9:40, police and the coroner removed the body for burial preparations. He had recently moved from Spartand and had suffered illnesses leaving him partially paralyzed. his wife was shocked by the tragedy. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at the West Congress Street home with burial at Riceville Cemetery.
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Clark
West Frederick
West Wayne
Edgar Glinbe
West Congress
John Phannigan
Mek Walloni
Chase
Spartandbing
Hid
Tis
Wie
Fumsell
Hany
Alesander & Company Fx
West Congress Street
Mllala
Ust
Peturnias
Sperkdneburg
Hiberi la
West
Congress Street
FA. Welmer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Riceville
Split over tariff rates sparks Senate protectionist rift
Senate Republicans led by Snot Watson and Reed split on tariff levels for a pending bill. Chitra Smoot joined protectionist bloc with Edge and Sackett seeking to reduce House rates. Deneen, Cousens, and Keyes aligned with Hoover’s aims, producing heated debate and a downward trend in chemical rates at the House level.
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Paul FA. Mallon
Washington
Senate Republican
Selley Edge
New Jersey
Roup and Sackett
Kentucky
Cousens
Michigin
Deneen
Tilisons
Keyed
Vermont
Hoover
United Press
Postmaster Held for Embezzlement in Rockwood
Johnsown Pa July 25 Alleged embezzlement of postal funds totaling 1900 dollars led to the arrest of Harry Miller postmaster at Rockwood Somerset Soundy by city police acting for Postal Inspector W D Calvert. Miller resisted capture and was held for a hearing before U S Commissioner Ray Patton Smith.
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Johnsown
Harry Miller
Rockwood
Somerset Soundy
W. D. Calvert
Miller
Calvert
United States
Ray Patton Smith
Seven Found Dead in Desert From Thirst
A deputy sheriff traced a stranded auto to a desert scene near Tyfland where six occupants lay face down. a seventh died under the vehicle. Bodies cooled in the heat of 105 degrees. Deputies continued following a faint trail in hope others survived.
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Sherify
Tyfland
Sa Lnish
Whateland
Tim O
Hsu
Depuilies
Cleveland man guns down wife in New Castle region
Jond Stever 40, of Cleveland, killed his wife Stella Seever 86 and wounded Katherine Rogers 40 and her son Walter 10 on the Youngstown New Castle road near New Castle. Rogers died instantly. Mrs Rogers near death from five bullet wounds. Stever, a bootlegger, claimed both women had been drinking and argued during a planned trip to New Kensington.
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United Press
NEW
Rogers
New Kensington
Svevers
New Aps
Alfred E Smith Turns to Writing for Pay
Alfred E Smith former president nominee now author with a Post serialization titled Ye Now He has been paid 24 a word for the first article of about 9 200 words including every if and and the and for a total about 18 600 dollars.
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Paul Fredix
United Press
New York
Alfred §. Smith
Post
Xovernor
Smith to Get Fortune for Articles
Smith has submitted and received due for manuscript work. Buttefants plan five to seven more articles. If the magazine wins eight in total and they are as long as the rest, Smith's earnings from them must be about 148800 dollars, near President Hoover’s first half term salary.
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Smith
Buttefants
Smth
Hoover
Simuth
Cslvin Coolidge
Loi Wits
Alleged Hit Run Driver Sought After East Washington Accident
Elmer Kreith of 210 East Washington was injured when struck by a vehicle that fled the scene. Police report he was walking on East Washington Street and briefly treated at Corry hospital for facial cuts and minor injuries. The driver, described as allegedly negligent, could not be identified. investigation continues amid uncertainties surrounding the incident and possible train involvement.
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Elmer Keith
East
Washington Street
Elmer Kreith
East Washington Street
Corry Hospital
Teith
East Washington S
Expres
Wssex
Deranged man removed to state hospital
Charles Peterson 80 who tried to end his life in Jamestown and Oil City was Monday moved to the state hospital at North Warren for observation and treatment. He had been in Corry Soapdl tel under police guard and claimed someone was trailing him. He cut his throat with a pen knife, but was saved by Patrolman John Ruppersburg. He was later taken to Warren by ambulance for evaluation and confinement.
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Charles Peterson
Jamestown
Oil City
Moday
North Warren
Peterson
Corry
Paterson
John Ruppersburg
Cory Hospital
Hla Famdval
Warren
Alexindar
Approval Sought for Water Company Sales in Harrisburg
United Press reports requests to approve the sale of Mt. Pleasant Water Company and Trotet Water Co to Citizens Water Company of Scottdale by the Public Service Commission. The Mt. Pleasant price is listed at 850 000 dollars and the Trotter Co. at 80 000 dollars.
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United Press
Harrisburg, Ily
Mt. Pleasant Water Company
Trotet Water Co
Citizens Water Company of
Scottdale
Puvile Service Commission
Drotter Go
Endurance Flight Aids From Corry Industry Group
Corry products and related firms supplied parts for an endurance flight by St. Louis Robi monoplane pilots O Brine Dale Tuckson. The craft logged 290 hours aloft by Central Standard Time, while Raymond Manufacturing components fueled the Curtiss engine. Officials noted springs and gear from Corry area firms as part of the airframe and motor apparatus.
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Corry Industries
Morrest O'Brine
Dale Tuckson
St. Limits
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Curtiss Company
Raymond Company
Curtiss
Touay
St Louis
Svenlord Attempt Products Company
St. Louis Nobin
Baterine
O'Belwe
Jackson
Ywalening Eulbor
Crowds fill Rome as pope's public appearance nears
United Press reports a vast crowd gathers in St Peters Square and along the route to the Vatican to witness Pope Pius XI’s first appearance since 1870. Italian troops police and guards form barriers as the procession is prepared for an evening emergence from the Vatican.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Vatican City
Eternial City
St. Peter's Square
Vatican Grounds
Pius XI
Vatican
Rome
SS Peters
Tome
Holy See
Lateran Trebes
Veterans of Foreign Wars seek funds for bugle corps uniforms
Committees of the Lieut Archie W Thompson Post report about 600 dollars needed to buy uniforms for the bugle and drum corps organized there. A one hundred dollar check from the Gooding Carnival Company and a one dollar donation from Frank Lockwood are noted, with over 1100 dollars still required. Checks may be added to Harry Splear or to the Journal.
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Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars Today
Gooding Carnival Company
Hash Min Street
Frank Lockwood
Harry”. Splear
Journal
Heavy Showers Bring Relief Across City Area
Heavy showers deluged the city last night with high humidity and an electrical display. Crops and flowers benefited from the rain as Findley Lake reported heavier rainfall. no extensive damage or image results were noted so far.
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Galden
Findley Lake
Whittlesey Lands 24-Pound Muscallonge
E Whittlesey captures a 24 pound muscallonge weighing 47 inches from Findley Lake. The big catch drew city onlookers as the party, including Virginia Sullivan and Betty Turner, traveled by motor bus when the strike occurred.
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E. Whittlesey
Whittlesey
Luvic
Findley Laks
Whittivsey
Findley
Willfnis
Virginla Sulliven
Harence Holden
Mr. Mugill
Betty Turner
Two Boys Hurt In Wednesday Accidents
Two youths suffered injuries in separate Wednesday incidents near the city. Homer Bulut, 12, broke his right wrist after a fall at home on West Spring Creek and is reported to be improving. Jack Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Vern Smith of Columbus, injured his right heel after his bicycle chain caused a fall. several stitches were needed. Both received medical attention from Dr. Kubler.
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West Spring Creek
Columbus Boy
Denla
Homer Bulut
Fener
John C. Kible
Jack Smith
Vern, Smith
Columbus
Hig
Kubler
Russians Seek Direct Parley With Chinese
A dispatch from Porto dated July 28 reports attempts by Soviet and Chinese diplomats to negotiate amid tensions on the Manchurian border. The China response, Moscow notes, signals cautious openness to talks but insists on mediation terms, while US observers fear outside participation could polarize positions.
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United Press Porto
Wirtugy
Clunuay
Manetino
Nicki Nite Oh
Manchill
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Byrgln
Hrasia
Otha Kelligg
Chine
Japan
Madister
Chines Regarion
Kresinski
Berlin
Chiang Tse-Pin
Ching Airey
Yebleh
United States
Ti Wwe
Leon
Ussfian
Te Mena
Shupgbay
Te Berlin Lokal Ander Efonbled
Qalifig Leu
Min
Vemb-Olticul
China
Lille
Moscow
Atul
Chis
Hussia
Eugene Lyons
Khatearovsk
Sibris
Siberia
Manchuria
Russia
Soviet Artitory
Pittsburg Auto Deaths and Injuries Reported
In the Pittsburg district within 24 hours one man, Harry Steyick 48 of Witensburg, was killed when his truck struck a pole. Six others were injured including P Boyle 87, a muck helper. A second crash near the Liberty tubes injured Margaret Witel 27 Glentzer, Mrs Josephine Mashey 45 and Eleanor Lockhart 23.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Harry Steyick
Witensburg
Vila
P. Boyle
Sfour
Cuits
Lipest
Liberty Tubes
Moss
Margaret Witel
Glentzer
Josephine Mashey
Eleanor Lockhart
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Rebeca A. Plymke
Washington County
Jack Freyer
Kama, Pa
Monongahela River
Cleveland Man
Youngstown- New Castle Road
AL Smith
Allege
State Hospital
Pope
Pontiff
Gooding Company
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