Storm toll climbs as consulates burn in midwest crisis
Reports say seven perish and millions lost as a midwestern storm wreaks destruction. British and Japanese consulates are burned by Chinese mobs. Japanese troops restore order while Chinese volunteers kill at Hangkow. Students plan a protest in Peking and Cantonese and Yunnanese forces clash near Canton with heavy bombardment.
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Peking
Britio
Hangkow
Murkaw
Connie Sons
Forein Alfaird
Tar Kaw
Hong Kong
Taw
Canton
Cantones
Russhin
Varga
Vite
Come Motor Club Plans Parking and Safety Measures
The Come Motor Club held a regular meeting with strong turnout. Ed Marsh reported on the recent convention at Conneaut Lake while James P. Drown displayed photos from Old Home Week parade on July 4th week. Plans include asking the City Commission for limited parking, forming a snow fence committee with Wayne township, addressing dust and lighting on Findley Lake road, and establishing a public testing station for motorists.
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Come Motor Club
Ed Marsh
Conneaut Lake
James P Drown
Drown
City Commission
Findley Lake
Wayne Township
Columbus
Adi
Foes
Narrow Escape From Ship Wreck Near Hudson River
The Columbia with 680 passengers bound for Glasgow struck two piers while trying to pass the Majestic off Jersey shore, causing abutments to be damaged. Tugs towed the liner upriver after a near collision near the 18th street bend. Majestic avoided damage, and the Anchor Line vessel returned downstream.
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United Pre
New York
Columbia
Glasgow
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Hudson River
White Star
18Th Street
Majestic
Strick
Goumbia
API
Heart trouble brings sudden death to man
Charles A. Marsh a 98 year old local mail carrier collapsed after alighting from his car in the garage at his Delaware street home and died within minutes His wife found him and called for help but he could not be saved He had recently suffered foot trouble and was known in the community as a long time carrier He is survived by his wife a daughter his mother and a sister Funeral services are set for Monday afternoon
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Charles A. Marsh
Mondey
Delaware Street
Marsh
Joe
Clyde Damon
Stetson's Beach
Lake
Carver
H Glock
I. C. Wa Home Protection
Corry Motor Caih
National Association of Letter Carriers
Mans
Centerville
Tenemary
Focal
Ales. Cora. Marsh
Aida Marsh
Titusville
Tibera
Youth Fatally Injured Crossing West End Track
Leo Jones, 15, son of Clyde Jones, was struck by a passenger train at Gates Street crossing near the old apple drier in West End. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, died en route to Corry Hospital after being hit while riding his bicycle across traffic as an eastbound freight cleared.
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Erin
Gates Street
West End
Leo Jones
Lavearold
Clyde Jones
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
B. Kibler
Early support grows for new Mellon tax plan
Washington reports the administration believes the new Mellon tax plan will pass in the upcoming winter Congress session. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Singor says the 2 by percent surtax core of the plan, rejected by 1924, now has broad backing after reviewing the current House and Senate lineup. Senator Smoot says the bill should win approval from a majority as sentiment shifts toward the Mellon framework.
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Congress
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Senate Finance
Communittes
United Press Today
Mellon
Smoot
House
Senate
Coolidge
Bank Robbery Sparks Shootout and Vows of Capture
United Press reports June incident at Central Savings Bank where bandits robbed cash, killed a patrolman and wounded a boy. Three bandits captured. $2800 seized. Patrolman Casimer Kaliszewski injured from gunfire. hospital status noted. Also brief items on Coolidge Mexican policy, Berlin politics, and Reuben Bernstein's return home.
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United Press
Youthful Bandit Said Seen Near Corry
Authorities pursue Jay Dicker aged 23 or 24 after a dramatic escape from Warren County, with possible sightings near Saker Grove Sugar Grove and Corry. The fugitive is linked to robberies and attempted killings during the escape, with a brother Gerald Dickert also involved in prior thefts.
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Jay Dicerh
Warren Cheaper- Arlo
Warren County
Corry
Tichert
Sugar Grove
Minh
Warren Mirmr
Shel
Jay Dicker
Gerald” Dickert
Bushey
Tonewanga
Faye
Gasoline prices boosted again by NY oil firms
New York June 18 Standard Oil of New York today advanced its price on gasoline by one cent to 2 cents a gallon. The Sinclair Corporation made a similar advance. The new retail price is 2.08 dollars per gallon.
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New York
Sinclair Corporation
Shepherd "BUM" Trial Reveals Financial Pressures Behind Slaying
State's Attorney Crowe says Billy McClintock would have married and Shepherd would have been down and out if not for crime. Court heard a Shenandoah letter in which Shepherd described being dead broke and dependent on Billy for money. Witness Mariild testified Shepherd once warned not to worry about Willie as Kell profited from a Merlinnick matter.
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Billy McClintock
Shepherd
United Frees “ Criminal” Court
Billy Mcclintocke
William
Robert [roWe
Ty McClintock
Craige
Billy
Estelle Gebling
Shepherds
Jetime Mariild
Indianapolis
Willie
Kell
Further Developments in Bank Probe Near Pittsburgh
United Press reports ongoing inquiry into the closed Carnegie Trust Co. with Major By Lovery Homes and Major Charles C. Mee Govern, special banking investigators. The conference in Pittsburgh will be presented to Attorney General George W. Woodruff next Friday for action.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Trust Co
Lovery Homes
Charles C. Mee Govern
Gifford Pinchot
Frank. W. Jackam
George W. Woodruit
St Thomas Ladies Plan Rummage Sale
Phocies of St Thomas Church are making preliminary plans for a rummage sale to be held June 18 19 and 2014 at the Grand theatre North Center street. A complete line of seating apparel for men women and children furniture and household goods will be offered at attractive prices. Proceeds will go to the church.
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Phocies
St. Thomas Church
Grand Theatre
North Center Street
Funeral of Mrs William Mixer
Funeral services for Mrs William Mixer were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Alert Miller with Rev W E Bartlett officiating. Mrs Clarence Miller and Mrs O A Johnson sang two selections, pallbearers included sons and sons in law, and burial followed at Pine Grove cemetery with many relatives from Cambridge Springs Union City Titusville and Cleveland.
Brotherhood Leader to Be Buried Monday
Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, who died after a brief illness, will be buried Monday in Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland. Funeral details precede a meeting of the executive council to elect a temporary successor after twenty years at the helm. Miss Frances Hover left for Sheffield after the funeral.
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United Press
Cleveland
Warren
Stone
Brother Hood of
Locomotive Engineers
Lakeviewsmetery
Pacific Coast
Wind and electric storm wreak heavy damage across Midwest
Turbulent weather lashed the region with winds up to 60 mph and lightning. Dozens of boats were driven from Lake Michigan and homes, farms, and telephone lines suffered extensive damage across Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota. Rescue crews pulled eight men from two canoes near the lake as life guards aided. Reports cited fatalities and widespread infrastructure losses with estimates reaching hundreds of thousands to millions in damages.
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United Press
Apa
Wisconsist
Tony
Drivien
Lake Michicap
Wisconsin
Midwest
Breckenridge
Texas
I Hill
Three Killed in Chicago Gang War Fatal Run Battle
In Chicago on a South Side street a running gun battle left three dead and a detective mortally wounded. A pursuit began after Italian gang members in a suspicious car opened fire on detectives trailing them. The slain gangster is identified as John Genway. detectives Charles Walsh Hi Olson and Michael Conway died.
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Uled Eres
Chicago
Johnn Genway
Charles Walsh
Hi Olson
Michael Conway
Five Best Radio Features Across Key Stations
Radio listings highlight top features at WEAF WCCO WGY and Toronto CNRT. Programs include piano recitals radio drama and light time segments with entertainers such as Ernest and Haerye Sandge alias.
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New York
Ernest. Hate
WCCO
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Haerye Sandge
WGY
Schenectady
Wty
Klx
Oakland
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