Militants attack Westminster Abbey with bomb explosion
United Pyong reports militants strike Westminster Abbey damaging the Coronation Chair and Scone relic. Police seal the area as Home Secretary McKenna defends government stance while civil action for damages against financiers is announced.
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United Pyong
London
Tminater Abbey
McKenna Fied
Com- Nona
Scone
Beotland
Bdward
Ulern
McKenna
Reports From Washington And The West Show Rush Of Prosperity
United Press reports from Washington and the West describe a rush of business and prosperity as mining and textile sectors rebound and crops improve. Secretary Wilson forecasts more jobs, with plans for special train service to grain country to meet eastern demand. In Iowa rains boost corn and oats yields, and grain dealers note favorable conditions. A wandering Wheatfield man in Kansas was found after twelve hours.
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Washington
The
West
United Press
Washington, D. C
Jean Joba
Jobléas
Wilson
Miazouri
von Maines
Chappel
Stite Weather Bureau
Alo N
Walls
Towa State Grain Deal Era Association
Topeka
Kas
School Board Debates Repairs and Appointments Last Night
The regular meeting was held with all members present. Minutes of prior sessions were approved. A repair bid for noise deadening in a basement room was authorized if within appropriations. bids to be reported otherwise. The bond of Collector Rangem In was accepted. Honna withdrew a teaching application. Mrs. Kate J. Eaton re elected Rotary trustee for five years. Financial transfers between funds were approved. The board adjourned after paying several bills. D. S. Rowe, Sect
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Lish
Celine
Loveland
Bircholdt
Kate J. Eaton
Rotary
Harlow
Whittesey
Barlow
Rowe
Five Taken Into Custody By Police
Five men named James McGraw Patrick Rooney N Cunningham C Whitlsey and James Chambers were taken into custody after a complaint about their presence and conduct in the railroad yards near the Kurtz plant. Rooney Cunningham pleaded not guilty with a further hearing set. McGraw paid a $9 fine Whitlsey paid $9 Chambers was assigned $2 and held pending payment.
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Lye Torn
James McGraw
Patrick Rooney
N. Cunningham
C. Whittlsey
James Chambers
Chambers
Kurtz Plant
Rooney
Cunningham
McGraw
Whittlesey
Sixteen Deaths in Western Pa Due to Heat
United Press reports sixteen deaths in Western Pennsylvania linked to five days of extreme heat, with four drownings and eight deaths occurring within twelve hours. Relief seemed possible in the morning cool, but temperatures rose again by noon and a new hot spell was expected in Pittsburgh.
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United Props
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvant
Columbus Case Ends in Favor of Plaintiff After Lengthy Trial
The Columbus and Spring Creek matter, heard at Warren, concluded this morning with a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff Scholton in the Carroll heating apparatus case. Kincaid & Kincaid represented the defendant, Warren for Scholton, two days of testimony with about a dozen witnesses, including heating experts. The jury retired last night at 1 o clock and returned the verdict this morning.
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Columbus
Spring Creek
Warren
Scholton
Séholton
Kincaid & Kincaid
Seholton
Suspected chicken thief hampered by incomplete evidence
The long running chicken thefts in the Third ward near Mesare McCarthy Durham Ruppe and Mackres appear largely resolved though no arrests are expected soon as evidence remains incomplete A railroad employee rumored to be involved is under suspicion with ongoing inquiries shortly after the latest theft this week.
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Mesare McCarthy
Durham
Ruppe
Mackres
Cis
Kurtz Team Wins Baseball Game At Sherman
The Kurtz Brass Bed Company team defeated Sherman 5 to 2 in a colorful local game. Maloney struck out nine over the last four innings, with Floyd Long making a notable catch in the sixth. A large Corry party witnessed the contest, and Sherman may play Monday.
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Sherman
Corry
Progress on New Paving on South Center and Pleasant
Contractor Love advances the paving project with 150 000 bricks laid or staged for South Center and Pleasant streets. Underground work finished. Pleasant street grade nearly complete from First to Fourth Avenue. About 25 men on site, with plans to double crew. 200 000 bricks needed this year, 150 000 already prepared.
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South Center
Pleasant Streets
Pleasant Street
First Byehiy
Fourth Avenue
Ang
Summer Trains on Erie Resume Between Jamestown and Wiltsburgh
The Erie rail line resumes its annual summer trains next Sunday between Jamestown and Wiltsburgh via Youngstown. The trains, numbered 42 and 41, will stop at focal points between here and Jamestown, providing extra service to shoppers and travelers to the city. Service continues until late fall.
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Erie
Jamestown
Wiltsburgh
Youngstown
Jamentown
Pleasant Street grade to be lowered amid cooperation efforts
The City Commission plans to drop the crest of West Pleasant Street by about eighteen inches after review of the proposed pavement grade. Property owners on the south side express willingness to cooperate and waive claims. A flood of uncertainty surrounds Irving and East Wayne corner with no sewer and possible filling. Weather remains unsettled with possible showers tonight and Friday.
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West Pleasant Street
City Commission
Heath
Ali Street
North Aide
Irving
East Wayne Streats
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Westminster Abbey
Oil City
Luss Tim
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Kurtz
Pleasant ST
Fortune Builders
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings
Desmond
G. BL. Berlow
Das. L. West
H.W. Parker
First National Bank
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