Tragedy at West Virginia Carnival as Bridge Collapses
At Whitesville near Coal River a bridge collapse during a carnival stunt sent hundreds crashing into the ravine below. Deads and dozens injured, with McLean the stunt performer among the victims. rescuers worked through darkness to reach the mass of tangled bodies as fires raged.
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United Pras
Harleston
Whiter Villé
McLean
Pakawel
Williamy Sivsky
Milan
Michigan
Fardy
Whitesville
Coal River
Five Best Radio Features Listing for Eastern Time
A listing of radio features across major stations including WEAF New York Detroit WIG Hartford and WCCO Minneapolis St Paul with scheduled programs. Highlights include the Goldman Band Concert in New York and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra with varied time slots under Eastern and Central daylight standards.
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WEAF
New York
Detroit
WIG Hartford
Goldman
Me U
WCCO
Minneapolis St. Paul
WOX
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
KGO Oakland
Pattie Blanchard
Educational Pro Aren
Erie Chauffeur Hero Rescues Family From Lake Erie
A Erie chauffeur named John Vogel saved J B Schellson and his fourteen year old daughter Cletton from drowning off Water Works park in Lake Erie. The father entered the water after his daughter, who screamed as a strong undertow pulled them under. Vogel dragged the girl to safety after diving in and even had to render the father unconscious to reach shore. Witnesses estimated over 700 people watched the rescue unfold.
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United Prow
Erie Pa
J. B Schellson
Acietlean Steel and Wire Company
Cleveland
Cletton
Lake Erie
Water Works Park
John Vogel
Seherison
Vogel
Youthful Angler Lands Muscallonge at Findley Lake
A young angler from Bust Street parents Ahlar Dayo became a rising star in Corry area fishing circles by landing a 28 percent inch muscallonge from Findley Lake waters. His feat astonished older anglers and boosted his status among local champions.
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Achlar
Ahlar Dayo
Bust Street
Corry
Findley
Kis
Findley’s
Cities Settling State Claims Across Northwestern Area
Missection cities move to refund fines from highway traffic violations. Mr Miller reports settlements totaling amounts such as 103 dollars against individuals and 68, 100 dollars sums returned to local towns. Officials plan a “speed trip” and aim for settlements with authorities and dealers. a meeting with Whorlestville officials is planned to finalize terms.
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Miller
He State
Ixorpener
Cory
Wade
Hue
Millge
Dora
Wesleysitfe
Bri
Ainge
Erimanwealthy
Winis
Planning Camp At Canadohta Lake
A meeting of St Edward's Cadets and others interested in attending the annual camp at Lake Canadohta is called for Wednesday at 7 30 PM in St Edward's Call and All attending are urged to attend.
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St Edward's
Lake Canmdohta
St., Edward's Call
Place School Tax Notices In Mail Next Week
Property owners and taxpayers in the city will receive their 1926 school tax assessment notices after August 1. Collector G H Gordon announced that work on preparation is rapidly advancing. The 1926 tax levy mirrors last year with a $5 per capita tax. Notices will be mailed from the tax collector’s office early next week. Taxpayers are urged to pay promptly as plans are in place to speed up collection after a ten day grace period following mailing.
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Gordon
Chautauqua Guarantors to Meet Tonight
Chaudauqua guarantors and committee members are asked to attend a 7 30 PM meeting in the Municipal building. Miss Roth from Swarthmore will present Tickels for the wide entertainment offering to be distributed tonight as part of the campaign to open all wards at dawn. Tickets are priced at $2.90 for adults and $1.00 for juniors.
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Roth
Swarthmore
Segiorraw
Soda bottle explosion harms Penbrook child in oven experiment
Margar et Shearer four, and her eight year old brother, placed a bottle of soda water in the oven as an experiment. The mixture heated and exploded, sending glass into the girl's face and into an eye. Shearer was taken to a hospital where doctors said sight would not be affected.
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United Free Penbrook
Margaret Shearer
Moody Defeats Ferguson in Texas Democratic Gubernatorial Race
In Dallas on July 28 United Prouss reports Tan Moody won the Texas Democratic gubernatorial nomination by a wide margin over Governor Miriam A. Ferguson. Returns from 988 of 952 counties show Moody with 841,041 votes and Ferguson with 281,060, Lynch David at 101,226. no runoff expected as Moody leads decisively. The result signals an end to Ferguson’s influence and confirms Moody’s nomination outright.
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United
Dallas
Texas
Tan Moody
Miriam A. Ferguson
Moody
Ferguson
Lynch David
Two Captured While Stripping West Main Street
Two men were surprised while stripping cars on West Main Street and captured by residents and police. Mattice and Wilkinson were jailed after brief resistance and will face Alderman Porter. Wilkinson admitted thefts from two autos near the State Armory and a car on Frederick Street.
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West Main Street
Sain Mattice
Roland Wilkinson
Porter Day
Young Wilkinson
State Armory
Frederick Street
Fourth
Young Wilkin
Matthé
Mc.Daniels
Edward Sheldon
Hig
Wilkinson
Mattice
Jefe
Climax
McDaniel
Harl Monn
Munn
Lang
Jens
Mittice
Willingun
Ruppersburg
Spencer
Porter
Mt Erie
H Mattice
Beret
Smdot
State Highway Patrol
Fears for Nastny Bahamas After Hurricane Strike
United Press reports fears of severe damage to Nastny Bahamas as hurricane swept past overnight. The island radio link failed to reach Hia Jeah, and no word has come from Wassdu since last night. Bimini wireless reported an 80 mile per hour gale at noon.
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Bahamas
United Press
Miami
Fla
Nastny
Hia- Jeah
Wassdu
Bimini
Wireless
Gillette Couple In Car Wreck Near Coast City
Rev and Mrs J C Gillette were injured in a crash near the coast city Beth while driving with their son Dr Troy Gillette. They were taken to a hospital with minor injuries and later returned home. Details are scarce as the couple crisscrossed from Morgan Hill to this city after a westward trip.
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J.C. Gillette
Troy Gillette
San Francisco
Coast
Beth Rev
Gillette
Morgan Bil
Lincoln's Last Surviving Son Robert Todd Lincoln Found Dead
Robert Todd Lincoln, oldest son of Abraham Lincoln, was found dead at his Manchester Vermont summer home. He appeared healthy when last seen enjoying an automobile ride, and was discovered by servants about four hours after sunset. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Charles Tshisma and Mrs. F. Johnson, with no arrangements yet made. Lincoln, born August 1 1843, studied at Phillips Exeter and Harvard, and had spent summers in the area for 25 years.
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Robert Todd Lincoln
Manchester
United Press
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Charles Tshisma
New York
FE Tohnson
Washington
Piinerdl
Phillips Academy
Exeter
Slayers tied to Canton auto in murder probe
Investigation quickened after police chief suspension as early arrests loom in the Canton murder of Don R. Mellett. Neighbors described the scene, detectives traced bullets with a transit, and records showed the car was owned by a Canton man. Slayers now thought to be Canton residents rather than imported outsiders.
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United Press
Canton
Oia
Don R. Mellett
Fiere Voday
Aspensii
S. A Lengel
Mellett
Fred
Melrett
Pat Mutchinson
Akron
Akron Automobile Club
Wikile Hie Alon
Thougt
Willers
Ora Slater
Comee
Earl Hex Amer
Jon
H.C Pontius
Mallett
S.M Swarts
Civil Service Commission
Eight Arrests in Poison Booze Probe in Buffalo
Eight arrests were made today as the poison liquor toll reached 29 in the Buffalo area. Charged with manslaughter, first degree, two parsons and Joseph Bangs face allegations. Police seek Jamar Voelker, linked to liquor distribution, after raid on his home yielded documents and a $90,000 bank account. Redistilling gear and labeled bottles were found as evidence.
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Buppalo
Buffalo
Parsons
Charles Sucharski
Joseph Suchfirsts
Joseph “Patsi" Bangs
Jamar Voelker
Premier Poincare to seek decree authority for economy plan
Paris with Premier Poincare preparing to present financial projects to Parliament tomorrow asking for authority to enforce economies by decree. United Press reports from the ministry indicate the move aims to authorize swift reductions in government spending to stabilize finances.
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Paris
oPincare
United Press
Smiinistry
Smith Testifies Campaign Costs Too High in Senate Probe
Federal Building Chicago July 26 Republican Senatorial nominee Frank D. Smith told the Senate primary investigating committee that his successful campaign cost about 250000. Samuel Insull aided with about 100000 while he personally contributed around 5000. The inquiry listed nine sworn witnesses including Chester A. Willoughby Frank L. Smith George E Brennan Charles V. Barrett Robert E. Crowe Roy O. West Samuel Insull Edward H. Wright and William Hile Thompson as the probe began with limited attendance and secret proceedings.
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Federal
Chicago
Frank D. Smith
Senate
Samuel Insull
Public Utilities King
Newberry
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Newberry Taeler
Smith
Reed
Chester A. Willoughby
McKinley
Frank L. Smith
George E Brennan
Charles V. Barrett
Cook County
Robert E. Crowe
Roy O. West
Republican National Committee
Samiuel Insull
Public Utilities Magmate
Edward H. Wright
Illinois Commerce Commission
William Hile Thompson
Utah
Strintors Golf
W.va
Mc Wary
Ore
William B. Aickinley
Minnis
Washington
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LAKE
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Wesleyville
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Ma’ Ferguson
Spring Creek
J. C. Gillette
Sible
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Rose
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