Canton Slaying Nears Solution with Minister's Wife Charged
Pittsburgh reports complete investigation links George Viree and Mike Contos to the Canton editor Don R. Mellett murder case. Witnesses and alleged offers of money are cited as evidence for charges of being an accessory before the fact. The Canton home of the slain publisher was guarded following a gas attack. no arrests yet.
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Canton
United
McMert Mingsloe
Connery
George Viree
Psidlue
Mike Conroy
Bee
Pontos
Yourigatown
Connore
Meftintock
Lantin
Petar Connors
Mellatt
Pailive
Pollin
Conners
Une
Senate
George the Greeks
Mike Cantos
Gorge
Jean
Withead
Cath Hat
Gio
Tunibo
Crowley
Mike Contos
Connors
Ganton
Contos
Youngstown
Tam Wiring
Merlintock
Ohio
Don R. Mellett
Special Po Fce
Melrett'srows
Millions Damage From Hurricane in Bahama
United Press dispatch reports immense destruction from a hurricane in the Bahamas. British authorities appeal for help as electric power and public utilities are wrecked. Initial death toll and damage estimates are garbled but suggest significant losses.
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Bahama
Mexican clergy hit by order to abandon churches
Mexico City July 29 authorities moved to halt worship as pastors face a nationwide church closure order. Attorney General Ortega planned talks with church leaders as troops were kept ready amid rumors the decree would transfer church property to neighborhood committees. A protest parade of up to 150000 was planned along main streets to support the government's policy.
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Mexico City
Ortega
Mexico
Trova
Lundfiks
Is Ascessiain
Libe of Labor
Poincare Meets With Success In French Chamber Vote
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies narrowly approved Poincare's finance and taxation measures. The government seeks control over wheat stocks and rehabilitation of trench finances. The surge of investigations includes Gov. Vic Donahey aides and Stark county detectives pursuing a firearms smuggling inquiry.
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Guardsmen Return to City After Monne Gretto Encampment
The 411th infantry track team from Philadelphia area units topped the brigade track and field meet at Mount Gretna with the 1054 engineers close behind. The 112th infantry and 108d engineers also placed in a weekend camp event drawing about 4000 of the 6000 guardsmen. The two light artillery regiments from Wilkes-Barre and Pittsburgh conducted drills as the rest enjoyed a holiday.
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Philadelphia
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Engineers
112Th Infantry
Wilkes-Barre
Pittsburgh
Lar
New Jacobson Store To Open In Brown Block
Sam Jacobson and Company announce relocation to the Brown block on North Center street with extensive remodeling and a larger, modern showroom. The firm plans a formal opening in the coming days as preparations near completion. Mr and Mrs E Whittlesey and daughter were in Erie today.
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Sam Jacobson and Company
Focal Clothiers
Center Street
Jacobaun Ard Company
Jersey Murder Mystery Case Reopened Today
A New Jersey case re opens as Mrs Eleanor Mills, a choir singer and widow of Rev Edward W Rail, is held in Somerset County jail on murder charges. She was arraigned at troopers headquarters and remanded without bail after dramatic arrest at her New Brunswick home.
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Edward Wrail
Eleanor Mills
Somerset County
Mes. Hall
Yarami
New Brunswick
State
Watson
Cluenyipaiy
Coolidge Third Term Candidacy Seen By Expert
Richard Washburn Child, an administration writer and former diplomat, declares the idea of Coolidge seeking a third term as a general assurance. He cites Coolidge’s decentralization, opposition to central Washington authority, and anti paternalism as reasons for possible nomination and election in the next cycle.
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Coolidge
Richard Washburn Child
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White Pine Camp
fus-Reid
Goolidge
Western Armers
Tous ‘ Child
Coolilge
Washington
Worst of hurricane believed passed in Savannah
A sudden barometer rise and sunshine today eased fears as the Atlantic Seaboard storm signal was lifted. The hurricane Trimalk was displaced late in the morning and the worst is believed over.
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United Press
Savannah
Trimalk
Big Mail Robbery Nets $90,000 In Amesbury Raid
Three men held up the baggage master on the Boston and Maine line near Amesbury and Salisbury. They took about $90,000 in cash and securities from a mail car, binding the guard at gunpoint. No shots were fired as the trio escaped with two sacks of mail.
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Mars
Custain
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Hloston and Maine Railroad
Salishuury
Salisbury
Ome
Street resurfacing moves forward on Northchey Terrace
Fine progress reported on the Northchey Terrace resurfacing from Park Place to Franklin Street. By tonight the stretch may reopen to traffic. Citizens praise the improved pavement and a plan to extend to Columbus Avenue next year faces possible bond needs and opposition from some property owners. A public subscription proposal aims to fund Washington Street to railroad tracks with an $80 donation offered by a local resident. The city lacks full funds this year but may receive municipal support if public subscriptions cover most of the cost.
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Northcheyter Street
Park Place
Franklin
Stret
Columbus Avenue
Washington Street
Union Leaders Win Roaring Ovation At Picket Lines
In Morgantown on July 29 the Monongahela Valley Company Canford Speer and Tsft Barnes, international UMW reps, appeared at the Scotts Run District picket after a 30 day sentence for alleged injunction graft. Their arrival sparked cheering from several hundred union members along the lines. Marion Howard traveled to Lakewood for the day and planned to return home in the evening.
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Ulueu Crisps
Morgantown
W. VI
Imi
Servel
Monongahela Valley Company
Canford Speer
Tsft Barnes
United Mine Workers
Scotts Run Divitiet
Mini and
Wowie
Poison liquor spreading in western New York warns issued
Officials warn against poison alcohol after at least 44 deaths. Reports place contaminated liquor from Salamanca to Jamestown and Mayville with 3500 gallons released locally. Authorities pursue alleged distributors Dave Goldberg Water Supawich Davey Burjin and linked figures.
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Mayville
Jamestown
Huffuls Ainess
Thad H Blodgett
Albin
England
Fris
Gus Etekla
Poiton
Salamanca
Olean
Aplite
Dave Goldberg
Wate
Supawich
Buffalo
Davey
Bur Jin
Jamies C. Voelker
Niagara
Frontier Alcoholing
Eugene C. Roberts, Jr
Voelker
Roberts
Former Erie Man Stricken in Detroit
Detroit July 29 Wayne county authorities awaited word from Erie and New Castle relatives about Davis 90 a janitor who dropped dead at his work yesterday He was a member of Lodge No 255 Monse South Fork Pa Death attributed to heart failures
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Wayne County
Erie
New Castle
Oboot Davis
Davis
Monse
South Fork
Old Days of Oil Excitement Recalled at Petroleum Center
The Titusville Herald notes a dampened Pioneer Men’s Picnic at Petroleum Center. Attendees from Cory and Detroit. few old-timers joined after rain stalled events and concessions. A planned program was halted as attendance fell.
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P. E. Whittessy
C. H. Holden
P. Willams
Cory
P. le Whnttesey
Detroit
Pionsar Nil Wien
BE. Ricketts
Titus Illo Herald
JaWay
Tven
Ill Justice Echoes In Illinois Primary Inquiry
Chicago July 24 Senate Primary Investigation Committee cites key Illinois figures in a probe over campaign fundraising for the million dollar primary. Thomas W Cunningham refuses to answer Am now faced with contempt risks as Reed warns the Philadelphia witness. The panel seeks full donor disclosure from Samuel Tasull Allen Moore Robert Crowe Charles Barrett and others amid prior refusals.
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Federal Building
Chicago
Reed
Senate
Thomas W. Cunningham
Philadelphia
United States Senate
Willian S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Republica
Cunningham
Ben Golder
Dory
Harry F. Sinclair
Illinois
Samuel Tasull
Allen Moore
Frank L. Smith
Smith
Robert E. Crows
Crowe-Barrett
Cook County
Charles W. Barrett
Coleader
Jo Did Wisticks
Moore
KIWANIANS HEAR HAWAIIAN TALK
Mrs Bess Heath Olmstead spoke on Hawaiian customs and life at the Nayamslub One Jo yell meeting. She shared instructive notes on island conditions from her residence there. J C Diston announced his resignation as he plans to leave the city and was granted a transfer to the Pittsburgh club.
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Nayamslub
Hawaii
Bess Heath Olmstead
Olmstead
Hawaian
J. C. Diston
Pittsburght
Youth Shot in Pittsburgh During Auto Incident
Louis Zimbeck, 19, a miner from Pittsburgh Coal Company near Soon Run, was shot in the neck and shoulder during an early morning incident on a Stueberville street while adjusting a horn on his automobile. Thorup Saliday, his 20s companion, was also involved.
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Pittsburgh Coal Company
Thorup Saliday
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