Worst Hail Storm Destroys Windows Across City
Corry endures one of its worst hailstorms in years with hail as large as eggs. Hundreds of windows shattered and roofs punctured as damage runs into thousands of dollars citywide. Western exposures and south side districts bore the worst impact with numerous homes, businesses, and factories reporting extensive pane loss and roof damage.
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Corry
Effy Wweepin
Concord Township
Cotigrens
Lnstaneti
Elrouniter
Gould Rorlay
Pirst Avenue
Marks Kid
Willig
Chiciowaio
Mary
Gancoril Scout
South Center Street
Disrespect of Mexicans Prompts U S Diplomatic Move
Washington report outlines how the Kellogg statement emerged after sessions with President Coolidge, Kellogg, and Sheffield. A U S ambassador pressed Calvo for a public protest as several American land seizures intensified tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Mexico
Coolidge
Five Best Radio Features Across Major Stations
A roundup of radio features on WLS Chicago and other stations. Listings include opera segments from the WLS Opera Company, a governor’s talk from Maryland, travelogues from WJZ and WGY, a Sea Over voyage program, and a Philadelphia concert broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
Art T of
HLM
WLS Opera Company
WEAP
New York
WFK
WIAR
WSAI
WWI
WEAR
WCCO
Ritchie
Maryland
Ani Grand Opera
Hoffman
WJZ
New
Indi
Atlantic City
Anion
WIP
Philadelphia
Custern
Versela
Rotarians at Convention in Cleveland
Harry Auer president and Clyde Weir secretary represent the Rotary Club of this city at the Rotary International convention in Cleveland. Auer is the official delegate with other members to join sessions later this week. Harold Deardorff of Warren addressed the club on Character-Reading and travels to Cleveland to speak at tomorrow’s convention session. He was accompanied by Ray Stover of the Warren Club. A. Loveland presided. Miss Nellie Titus, visiting Meadville, returned home and later went to Sheffield to see her parents.
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Harry Auer
Clyde Weir
Rotary Club
Rotary International
Cleveland
Auer
Cory cii
Harold Deardorff
Warren Chil
Corny Club
Retunue
Santheon
Deardorit
Ile
Ray Stover
Nellié Titus
Meadville
Sheffield
Tyfur
Mre
Titus
Carry
Setioo
Jamestown Man Killed Touching Downed Wire
A Jamestown man from Tamistown, NY, was electrocuted at Mahoningtown after coming into contact with a downed electric wire during a storm. The incident is reported in bulletins from the era.
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Jamestown
New Castub
W. Pmen
Tamistown
Mahoningtown
More French Troops to be Sent to Africa
Paris reports Prime Minister Painleve plans to seek authority to send additional French troops to the Rif area to relieve wearied units after ongoing operations against Abd el Krim. Two torpedo boats are deployed on the Rifian coast as part of Franco Spanish cooperation. Painleve, returning from the EyhGne zone trip, will face parliamentary committees with the outcome of his mission.
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Africa
Paris
Jase Eos
Emer
Painleve
Mornecy
EyhGne
Painléve
Oritcome
Erie Girl Killed Under Trolley Car
ERIE June 16 Jean Alexander 20 of 319 Peach Street was almost instantly killed late yesterday afternoon. Charles H Baumbach 18 of 718 Liberty Street was seriously injured and Claire Mehansy six of 1191 West Ninth Street escaped with cuts and bruises when a auto they rode was crushed by a west bound trolley car on Went Lateroail near Trinity Cemetery Ground Denesth the wheels of the heavy trolley Miss Alexander was badly injured and died while being rushed to St Vincent's Hospital.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Three killed in canal slide at Summit Rye
Three persons were killed and three injured in a landslide at the Chesapeake and Delaware canal near Summit Rye, Delaware City. The slide occurred on the west abutment of a bridge under construction, likely triggered by heavy rain loosening soil on the hillside.
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United Frou
Wilmington
Del
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Summit Rye
Delaware City
Andris
Storm Strikes Union City Causing Widespread Damage
A night storm inflicted thousands of dollars in damage across Union City. Wind and hail shattered windows at Stand Dari Chair Co and homes nearby, damaged greenhouses at Union City and Pleasant View, damaged orchards, tents, and plants, with telephones crippled countywide and repairs underway.
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Corey Wilhot
Uhion
Union City
Pleasant View
Tosa
Stand Dari Chair Company
Union
Cambridge Springs
Ruddy Players
Unionity
Dallas
Billy McClintock’s Fiance Testifies Against Shepherd
Miss Isabelle Pope, fiancée of Billy McClintock, testified in Chicago criminal court that Shepherd cooled toward her after learning of the engagement. She said Billy told Shepherd of the engagement two days after the couple planned to marry, contradicting prior coolness. Pope denied that Billy loved the Shepherds or their foster parents as much as other boys.
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Isabelle Pope
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Shepherds Coal
Billy
Metiatock
Pope
William Scot Stewart
Eden
Miss Pope
Stewart
Young Deer Sighted South of City Today
Telephones advices to the Journal report a young deer sighting on a farm near Linessexe Hollow. George Rayer observed the animal grazing with a rattle in a meadow, described as two thirds graves, then vanished beyond a barbed wire fence.
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Linessexe
Attemson
George Rayer
Royce Loperdei
Mariner
Stich
Croton
West Columbus road project speeds up detours advised
Grading west of Columbus advances as EB Burke and Bunce Co push work from Corry to Pittsfield. Detours via the Willows route motorists around the site while East Columbus avenue closes near the city line. CW Clark and Warne supervisors coordinate improvements on Thutibus avenue detour to Union Highway. Traffic redirected around Garland to Pittsfield with a temporary return route near Moore farm until the new road 38 opens.
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Ho EB. Burke Company
Corry
Coline Tusk
Columbus
Columbus Avenue
Bunce Company
CW. Clark
Willows
Warne Township
West Co
Thutibus Avenue
Warren
Garland
Pittsfiell
Moore Farm
Meauth
Pittsheld Gin
West Rm
Freel Forness
Moore Fields
Smoke Nuisance Abatement Planned at Taniel Park Plant
Officials from The Taniel Park Company met with city authorities and residents James H Wright and D Everett Leach to discuss immediate steps to abate the long standing smoke nuisance at the Third Ward plant. Charles M Hatch of the company reported consideration was given and action to remove the nuisance is being arranged. Dorothy Perkins, the youngest person charged with first degree murder in New York state, faces postponement as Judge McIntyre adjourned the case for 24 hours until 10:20 am tomorrow after defense and state rested.
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Taniel Park Company Tynd
Charles M Hatch
James H. Wright
D. Everett Leach
Watch
Hodd
Abe
United Press
New York
Dorothy Perskins
New York State
McIntyre
Train wreck injures many near Germany bound tourists
A special Lackawanna Rail route carrying tourists en route to Germany plunged into wreckage and debris, scorching steam and scorching scores of cars. The disaster left a heavy toll of dead and injured, with rescue efforts underway and authorities assessing the scene.
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Lackawanna R. R
Germany
Wreck near Hackettstown Leaves Scores of Injured
A lightning storm caused a Lackawanna train wreck near Hackettstown New Jersey. At least six killed and about fifty injured, many driving to hospitals in nearby towns while others were treated on site. passengers were mostly immigrants en route to the liner Republic for Germany.
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Itusville
East South
East Pleasant Streets
Wifty-sie
Raysmond Manufacturing Company
Ajax Iron Works
Standard Automatic Products Company
Climax Manufacturing Company
Rome
Methodist
Wats
East Wayne Street
Norte Garry
Bond Street
Ji Winslow
U.S
Washington
Rames
Coollidge
United States
Coolsidge
Calles
House
Kellogg
Secre
Caltex
Rotarians
Franklin
Midtyael Angela Council
Prank UN
Royal Aremium
Supreme Council
Ainleve
Morocco
Erie
RUSH
United
Hackettstown
N. J
Lackawanna Railroad
Boston
Dover, S Fe
P Sscn
Republic
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