Death toll from tropical storm mounts
Investigators in Missouri adjourn the probe as Reed is summoned and new witnesses are called. Moore, Frank Smith’s tampain manager, testifies about campaign funds and contributors including Roc Covely of Aurora and Clemens Studebaker, with references to others and suspicions about public influence on Smith's fund.
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Reed
Missouri
Sutin
Misouri
Moore
Viet Ae
Fisianelat
Mote
Roc Covely
Aurora
Ticie
SIVO
Clemens Studebaker
Alto Automobile Manuficourer
Te Sbclete
Sauiel
sSnifth
Timothy
Metarthy
East St. Louie
Major Hanley At Conference In Chicago Rotarians Meet
Major Joe R. Hanley district governor elect of the twenty seventh Rotary district attends the international conference of directors and district governors in Chicago. A Perry area pastor and former attorney who served in the Spanish American and World Wars, Hanley has holdings in Muscatine and Embarrass Wis. The Wyoming county Republican notes his candidacy for the New York Assembly following Assemblyman Webber’s term.
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Orty
Wau
Fran Perry
Joe R. Hanley
Juy R. Muntey
Rotary International
Chicago
International Conference of Directors
Maj. Hanley
Chaytmnaia
Perry
Muscatine
Presbyterian
Wyoming County
Webber A
Attica
Hanley
Former U S Aviator Near Erie Ends Life
John Johnson 41 of Chattanooga Tenn a former U S Army aviator shot himself near Erie Pa after a Florida crash and personal crisis over job prospects The body found by a state patrolman in bushes near a highway a note to a sister in Erie asked forgiveness and explained his despondent state The incident was released by United Press Philadelphia July two-wave report.
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United Pro
Erie
Willim C Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States Army
U.S
United States
Florida
Johnon
Battle to Free Woman in Hall Mills Murder Case Advances
In Somerville a grand jury delay hinders the Hall Mills murder case as defense attorney McCarter seeks a habeas corpus to free his client Mrs Tallie Hall. Witnesses place Mrs Hall at the scene. police pursue leads in the New Brunswick hospital and a burglary at Dr Curtis's office.
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Hall- Mills
United Press
Somervlle
Hrunces Stevens Wall
Carlton Hoagland
Mail Mills
Tallie
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleaior Mills
Supreme Court
Justiew Parker
Maine
Robert TE McCarter
Hull
Cowinsel
Shire
Wilson Phillips
New Jersey ‘College
Hall
New Brunswith
Tate
Jane Gibson
Murer
Phillips Farm
Kimberling
Ariyon
Bergen Gas
Tie
McCarter
Mi Mul
Hergen
Mra Moll
Mecucter
Miners Strike Emitters Smoke Over Coal Mine
1500 miners at Coalbrook mine in Scranton go on strike amid reports of union interference and alleged driving issues involving section foremen. Arthur B. Cardwell of Richmond is named in a local incident linked to the unrest.
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United Trees Scranton
Coalbrook Maine
Huvdson Coal Company
Caran
Ieanige
Arthur B. Cardwell
Richmond
Vian Vinkting
Mex
Cologrsye
Cunningham undisturbed by Reed threats in Senate hearing
Philadelphia July 30 Big Ten Cunningham and Vare returned from Chicago after testifying before the Senate primary Investigating committee. Tender disclosed a $50 200 contribution to the Vare campaign, while Cunningham dismissed concerns of contempt proceedings over questions on funding. He said Reed’s questions were unthreatening and relied on Benny Golder as counsel to refuse some inquiries.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Big Ten
Vare Heutenartt
Chicago
Senate
Reed
Lus
United States
Hin
Benny Golder
Tom
Atlantic City
Minister's Wife Granted Release on Bail in 1922 Death Case
In Point Pleasant New Jersey on July 30 1923 Mrs Frances Stevens Hall widow of Rev Edward W Hall and Eleanor Mills singer faced two murder charges in the 1922 death of her husband. Chief Justice Wie Gummere signed an order freeing her on ten thousand dollars bail this afternoon in the New Jersey Supreme Court.
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United Press
Point Pleasant
N. J
Frances Stevens Hall
Edwart W. Hall
Eleanor ‘Mills
Wie, Gummere
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Citizens Delay Action in Canton Murder Probe
Canton newsroom reports internal disputes delay a public effort to expose city corruption tied to a murder case. Secret meetings, fund collection talks, and resignations were proposed while investigators questioned a suspect and examined possible charges amid limited evidence.
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Canton
United Press Canton
Don R. Mallett
Vie
Ivfe
H. Timken
Proposals of Clergymen to Be Voted Upon
London reports that the delegate conference of the striking miners decided by a large majority to submit to a district vote a proposal from clergymen as a basis for settlement. It would be submitted with a recommendation for acceptance, omitting reference to wage increases. The miners federation says only a handful have returned to work since the strike began April 0. The conference had 150 delegates.
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United Press London
Uider
Miners ‘Federation
Icreasel Holt
Today's five best radio features list by station
Radio guide lists the five top features across stations KOA Denver WX Detroit WCAP Washington KGW Portland and WLS Chicago. Entries show times in standard and daylight zones and include orchestras bands and a symphony in a concise programming snapshot.
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KOA
Denver
Mountain
Standard—Municipal Band
Detroit
Detroit Symphony
WCAP
Washington
Navy Band
KGW
Portland
Ford Sees 14 Million Motors Produced in 17 Years
Henry Ford reports 14,000,000 motors built in 17 years at Detroit plant. Another 15,000,000 produced by July 21, 1980. First model released October 3, 1908. milestone reached after over seven years.
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FORD
United Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
United States Exports Slide In Foreign Markets
A Commerce Department report shows U S exports in early 1928 declined from the previous year with totals around 1 098 829 243 for the first quarter, Texas suffering the largest drop due to lower cotton prices and losses in Texas exports. Michigan records a notable rise driven by auto shipments, while New York and other states show mixed results as trade patterns shift.
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United Press
Washington
Tuty
United States Ag
Hoover
New York
Texas
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Lousiana
New Jersey
California
Tillnois
Hunt Mdermott In Murder Case
Canton July 30 Police across the United States were asked to help locate PB Mc Dermott Canton bootlegger wanted in connection with the murder of D R Mellory editor of the Canton Daily News Mc Dermott is unnamed man said to have disappeared from Canton the night Mellory was assassinated after a party where he boasted he would make a few hundred dollars
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United Press
Canton
United States
PB McDermott
D. R. Mellory
Canton Daily News
McDermott
Aid
Ganton
Mellott
Extension of Nott Center Street Resurfacing Fund Drive
Estimates show the Nott Center street resurfacing from West Washington to the railroad tracks would cost about five thousand dollars. A resident offered fifty dollars toward the project with merchants pledging similar or larger contributions. Engineers later estimated around four thousand dollars, but current figures place the work near five thousand, delaying financing this year. Base for the new surface was completed to Washington street, with completion expected in two to three days.
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Nott Center Street
West Washington Street
Washington Sweet
Washington Street
Drive for Labor Day Field Meet Funds Launch
Citizens committee launches drive to raise about 700 for Stin fang Hose Company activities in Gary during Labor Day. Mayor Bracken leads canvassing with a team of local business leaders and volunteers to fund prizes, parade expenses, and related event costs, aiming to eclipse prior county celebrations.
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O. W. Bracken
C L. Méximer
Arthur Colegrave
Hi Mi
Hall
R. Golumbie
CP. Bliss
A. Hi
Mahle
Lt. Kelly
Carl Smith
Leonai McElroy
Gary
12th Anniversary of Si Fin ds Balka War Turmoil
London July 30 marks the twelfth anniversary of battles that began World War I. The Baltan area near the first shots today sees intrigue and irregular clashes on the JagoSly Bulgar frontier at Kel yabatanka. League of Nations intervention has prevented open hostilities so far, but diplomats fear broader powers may be drawn in if fighting resumes.
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United Press
London
Baltan
Europe
Kelyabatanka
League of Nations
Tart of World War VI Seething in Intrigue
The article notes observers fear the League of Nations influence wanes after Geneva difficulties and failed Locarno steps. If commitments lapse, many worry the League cannot prevent hostilities from spreading. It highlights Near East strains with France over Syria mandate and British vigilance amid potential rebel influence reaching Britain or India.
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League
Geneva
Near East
India
Ships Swept to Destruction by Hurricane
United States Coast Guard cutters aided by surviving ships in Nassau harbor search the Batamas for missing sponge boats and crewmen feared lost after the hurricane. Damages exceed 10 million dollars. deaths rise with two more in U.S. reports. Port Goleta and Santo Domingo report heavy vessel losses and dozens dead or injured as the storm devastates the Caribbean region.
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United Prote Miame Fis
United States Coast Guard
Nassau
Battle Islands
Batamas
Hos
United States
H. N Shearhouse
Sherwood Railroad
Lake Worth
Palm Beach
Miami
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Santo
Domingo
Dominican Republic
Huron
Guantanamo
Port Goleta
San Juan
Porto Rigo
Charlon
Issue School Tax Notices To Be Mailed Soon
Taxpayers will receive 1926 school tax assessments with notices mailed by Saturday or Monday at latest. Ten days after receipt of notices taxes are due. Notices cover per capita and property taxes. Director Gordon collected all but about $2000 in 1945 taxes, a top district record. Henry Green attends a Clarke Committee meeting in Erie on Pennsylvania Railroad day.
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G. J. Borden
Gordon
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Frank Smit
Rewibli Gan Mmaterial Uum
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Tampalua Lnagees
Prinvany
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Li von
Mes
Nicholas
Robert Day
Wooutlawen
Inmurder
H. A. Curtis
Cioss
Curtis
G E. Bennett
Athoriies
Ohio
Dunkle
Jes
Cunningham
Vare
City of Vice
John Roseh
Chiko
Clarénc
Darrow
Neston D. Baker
Clevéland
PL. A. Leighley
Gleveland
Ora Slater
Psilias
Pittsburgh
Peter Conners
Balka
Santo Domingo
Henry Green
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clarke Committee
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