Heat Wave Death Toll Reaches Nation’s Worst Record
The United Press tally shows nearly 200 deaths from the heat wave across 16 states, led by New York with 181 fatalities including 161 in New York City. Rain and cooler air arrived, offering brief relief as temperatures fell and crowds sought beaches like Coney Island.
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Georgia
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Illnois
Washington
West Virginia
New York
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York
Jone
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Coneysland
Coney Island
No Action By Council On Water Rate Protest
City officials failed to file a protest against a water rate increase within the fifteen day window. The city solicitor had not been instructed to pursue action, leaving over a thousand households facing a 25 to 40 percent bill hike as council delays protests and reviews of the tariff.
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Kincaid
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Corry
Little Tot Bitten By Fish At Findley Lake
Mary Gres Gyea Gregg, daughter of MP Gregg of Pittsburgh, was bitten by a muscallonge while swimming near the shore of Findley Lake. The attack caused a serious gash in her leg and she was treated by Dr. V A C Graham in the city.
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Pittsburgh
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V. AC Graham
Belgium to Send Commission on US Debt in July
Washington reports Belgium will dispatch a commission in July to settle its debt to the United States. The commission is to be led by former Premier Theunis Theunis and M. Haintain, governor of the Bank of Belgium. The departure date is not yet fixed.
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Tealy
Belgium
Predicted quake reported in east by Bendandi
United Press dispatch from Faneza Italy notes Italian seismograph readings confirm a predicted quake in the far east over the weekend. The event, measured at some distance, is reported in Kingston Jamaica though considered independent of Bendandi’s instruments.
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Baccalaureate Services Held Last Evening
Dr. Arthur Emig of Allegheny College addressed Corrsigh School's 125 graduates and a large crowd at the High School auditorium in a talk titled What Makes Success. Pastors from several city churches led the service with invocation and benediction as the audience joined in singing Holy Holy Holy.
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Allegheny College
Corrsigh School
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Emig
Waron Kerviews
AL. Roth
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Baptist Church
JA. Martin
Presbyeria Church
William Hall
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
L. M. Casler
United Brethren Church
Liebel Silent On Sweeney Suit
Erie dated report states former mayor Liebel refused to comment on the suit filed by Edward Sweeney former galoon keeper. He declined to speak now but promised a future statement accusing certain lawyers and bankers of misdeeds.
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Edward Sweeney
Tia
Robbers Loot Bord Clothing Co. After Night Watchman Attack
Two masked men slugged the nightwatchman at Bord Clothing Co in Cleveland on June, then looted the store taking 6 10,000. The bold burglary left the clerk injured and the thieves escaped with substantial cash and goods.
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Fine position for Corry boy at Los Angeles
Dr Howad Bosworth son of Mr and Mrs George Bosworth of this city has accepted a fine staff position at the Barlow Sanatorium near Los Angeles California. The move follows his illness recovery after eye specialization work begun in Buffalo and marks a strong professional advance. He plans to return from Buff alo to Los Angeles to begin duties around July 6 and will spend a short time at home here before resuming work. The Barlow Sanatorium is a leading institution in its field.
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Los Angeles
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Erie
Jane S
Charles Grassiow
Louis Grosshols
Grubrad
Grose Sholz
Aller
Dan Hanley
Heavy fighting in Chinese city around Canton floods reports
Reports from Santon indicate continuing heavy machine gun exchanges between Yunnanese troops holding Moran Island near Canton and Canton government forces. Foreigners, including Americans, reportedly fleeing the city amid civil conflict as Chinese forces clash and Yunnanese offenses appear stronger than first believed.
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Jue
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Tungshan
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Petch
Weeks Improves After Operation In Boston
Secretary of War John W. Weeks, convalescing from an operation in Boston, had an excellent night and is in good condition this morning according to his physicians and wife.
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John W. Weeks
Former Findley Lake Postmaster Given Probation
Odell, a former Findley Lake postmaster aged 26, was placed on probation for one year and four days after admitting theft of $3,500 from the United States mails. Judge Hare at Buffalo court showed leniency due to the youth’s wartime service. restitution was reported as paid by Odell’s parents. Odell had maintained a strong local reputation, and the case shocked his many friends and neighbors.
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Feclert Court
Buffalo
Coolidge Speaks at Minnesota State Fair
President Coolidge and his party left home for a luncheon in Minneapolis then planned to address the Minnesota fair. The day was overcast with winds shifting and a rising and falling thermometer as officials prepared for his speech at the fairgrounds.
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Section gang crushed under tons of coal near Converse
Trapped under a viaduct after a derailed freight train wreck near Converse Indiana several section laborers were crushed by coal. Authorities said seven to eleven may be dead and about sixteen injured, with four bodies recovered and identification difficult due to mangled condition. Most victims were transient workers with no fixed address.
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King Accepts Ridgway Post
Cari H King, an employee at the local PRR offices for eight years, will assume duties as chief clerk at Ridgway within the week. Morris Bonsteel, formerly chief clerk here, becomes OW agent at Ridgway. Henry Green, to succeed A E Shoop at the real ticket office, arrived today and will start soon. Shoop is named chief clerk to succeed Bonsteel.
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Bonsteel
Supreme Court adjourns without ruling on Senate power fights
The Supreme Court adjourned until next October without deciding two key Senate power battles. The Mal Daugherty case tests Senate subpoenas over testimony to a committee, and the Franken Myers case questions presidential removal power over officers blocked by the Senate.
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van Chullerigedd
Fifty six to graduate at Corryth School commencement
Fifty six students will graduate at the Corryth High School commencement tomorrow evening. Miss Dorothy Morrow delivers the valedictory with Miss Irene Ketner earning salutatory honors. Diplomas will be presented by Maude Barnes, president of the Board of Education, as the program includes music, addresses, and the principal's remarks.
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Morrow
Corryth School
Irene Ketner
Tomaraw
Maude Barnes
Board of Education
Ig Uy
Marsh
W. B. Bartlett
Alice Messenger
Frederick Miller
William Ad Davis
Springs
Cambridge
Teresa Masterson
Dorothy Morrow
Milon L. Brown
Hundreds of Reds Arrested in Sofia Sweep
A Sofia police operation rounded up about 450 suspected communists on Sunday. Officers cordoned streets halted traffic and searched homes, as reported by Exchange Telegraph from Sofia. The dispatch also claims King Boris commuted a death sentence in the cathedral bombing case and mentions Madame Nicolova, linked to shielding plotters.
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London
Sofia
Trafic
Wienna
SA Sofia
Boris
Fife
Madame Nicolova
Gas Explosion Wrecks Kentucky Mine Trapping Workers
At Sturgis Kentucky a gas explosion wrecked the mine Station Number 9 trapping all workers. Rescue crews with gas masks cut through debris as men and boys were entombed leaving relatives in anxious groups. Officials reported uncertain survival as efforts continued through the day.
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Big Dirigible Los Angeles Limps Back After Engine Failure
United Press reports the dirigible Los Angeles, traveling from Detroit toward Minneapolis St Paul, limped into Los Angeles at 2:40 a.m. with two engines crippled. Dense fog and field issues delayed its landing while crews prepare repairs. the airship had planned a return trip pending maintenance and further orders.
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Earth
Radio features across major stations noted in standard time
Listings show WRC Washington and B Med Standard Time segments with Navy Band. WCCO Minneapolis St Paul schedules include Central Standard Dress by President. WEAF New York WWJ Detroit Pittsburgh and WAR Providence air waves. Weei Boston WAP ton PM and other stations list the Gypsy Orchestra and Oakland broadcast.
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St Paul
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Gypay Orchestra
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Toway
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