Two Held For Shooting East Of Columbus After Weekend
A weekend of automobile wrecks and a fatality grid the Warren and DuBois areas with three killed and several injured. A Titusville vehicle collided on the Corry Union City road, another crash near Findley prompted multiple injuries, and a DuBois man died from injuries after being struck near his home. Authorities investigated whether a coroner’s inquest was needed as conditions improved for some victims.
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Union City Road
Victor Lempsey
Titusville
Corry Union City Road
Dempsey
Pays Thick
Howsville
Findley
Byrd
Mindiey Lake
Unie
P Jravcent
Roly
Mey
Harold Smith
Rinne Tiggins
Union City
Walter Rows
Corry
Ross
Patrohnan
Ruppersburg
Che Heath Uti Bred Vogt
East Twentysfirst
Norigs Wheaman
St Vingent’s
Aler E
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van Unley Twday
Warren
We Brickner
Bradford
Reyey
Starbeid
Oldlock
Brickner Fihue
Iea
John Messihal
Sykiesvile
DuBois
Byrd to attempt Atlantic hop tomorrow in Boston
Commander Richard Byrd, in Boston, delayed depart ure due to Atlantic storms. He may fly Newfoundland to Ireland that night using a daylight plan for weather observations, aided by Lieut Neville, Bert Acosta, and an unnamed fourth crew member. Byrd advocates a permanent Atlantic weather information service and a Greenland weather station for storm tracking.
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Ng Yu
Richart E. Byrd
Boston
Trans Atlantic
America
Atlantic
Byte Feol
Tufts College
Rosenett
Atlante
Newfoundland
Ireland
Charles Lindbergh
Charence Chamberlin Mure Rose
Oc Tan
Ubright
Byrd
Nevilley
Bert Acosta
Berit Rulcheal
Silns
Greenland
Three Babies Die From Cream Puff Poisoning At Redemption Home
In Springfield a cream puff exposure at Redemption Home led to three infant deaths and five others ill with plum poisoning. Victims include Rose Ann Norbet 2 Grimely Rockford Betty Heron 2 and Reno Lindell 2 all of Springfield. Frank Blurton 2 remains seriously ill at St Joseph's Hospital with poor prognosis. Coroner investigates.
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United Brews
Springfield
Til
Redemption Home
Rose Ann Norbet
Grmcely
Rockford
Wiz
Betty Here
Reno
Woman On Trial For Murder In Cleveland Case
Mrs Helen Shasner Glazer stood trial in Cleveland charged with first degree murder for the killing of her former husband Silde and the attempt on his life in Glyzer. The state seeks the death penalty in the electric chair case as Glazer contends she acted in self defense during a troubled marriage.
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Jess Cleveland
Helen Shasner Glazer
Silde
Dn Gly
Agreement on Proposals Seen at Geneva Conference
United Press reports differences between American and British naval craft proposals at the Geneva talks are not enough to block agreement. The US seeks an 85 3 ratio among United States Great Britain and Japan and Britain appears to accept. The government likely will accept Britain’s plan to limit submarine sizes.
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United Press
Tington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Interclub Meeting of BPW Clubs at Conneaut Lake
An interclub meeting of the Business and Professional Women's clubs of western Pennsylvania gathered Sunday at the Conneaut Hotel Conneaut Lake Park with over one hundred delegates from Sharon Meadville Erie and Lorrie clubs. A dinner in the dining room featured spring flowers and hotel orchestra music. Members introduced themselves by name club and occupation.
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Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Conneaut Lake Corry
Western Pennsylvania
Conneau
Gonneaut Dake Park
Pur
Sharon
Meadville
Erie
Lorry
Plelock
EB. Maryley
Eris
Corry
Ollock
Hotel
Olert
New York Jury Awards $250,000 in Personal Injury Case
The largest personal damage verdict in a New York county was $250,000 for Dr Joseph Yorum Yor um, a Middletown blind physician. He was a subway passenger on December 21, 1921, when an accident at a halt location caused him to lose his sight, while connected with Skinney Cancer Hospital.
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New York
Joseph Gi. Yocum
Middletown
N.Y
Thterborough Rapid Transit
Yorum
Lindy Lindbergh Free To Plan Affairs After Public Scrutiny
After a month of public attention Lindbergh is free to conduct private affairs aboard ship en route from Cherbourg to Washington. He intends to consider offers from White House visitors, plan a return to public life, and begin replying to thousands of letters and telegrams as he resumes personal business away from reception committees.
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Roosevelt Field
Paris
Memphis
Cherbourg
Washington
Joe
Ollérs
Twelvedays Atop Flagpole Chronicle
An Irish American climber reached the flagpole atop St Brine Hotel, landing on the roof at 10:80 p.m. on June 20, completing a notable ascent amid the Hagpole conquest and Boomstops. An elusive record event drew attention from local observers.
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United Press RE
Jess Bosin
Mman
Alvin
Kelly
St Brine Hotel
Claims Ocean Schooner Trip From Charleston to Plymouth
Thom as Drake, a Queen City Watch Club member in Seattle, arrived with an 85 foot schooner claiming a solo Atlantic crossing from Charleston. He said fierce gales prevented reaching the Azores, noting a 20 day voyage and that he slept little and shaved twice weekly to cope with monotony. Mrs A C Lyons and Mrs J P Drought returned home from Cleveland, accompanied by Lyons and son Dick.
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Plymouth
Thomas Drake
Queen City
Clit
Seattle
Wash
Atlantic
United
Drake
Charleston
S.C
A. C Lyons
J. P. Drought
Cleveland
Me Lyons and Son
Strangler Identified by Winnipeg Police in Buffalo Case
In Buffalo New York police tentatively identified the murderer linked to the death of Jennie Randolph as the Manitoba suspect Nelson. Identification was made at police headquarters by Frank Merritt who stated Nelson was sent from Winnipeg authorities to confirm the suspect.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Earl
Nelson
Winnpeg
Wir
Mat
Jennie Randolph
Heryon Decoraton
Merritt
Dante
Randolph
Winnipeg
Jos
Kame
Open Bids For Bridge Material And Street Work
City Council to open bids for material for a bridge over Bear Creek on North Center Street. Plans call for construction by street department forces with bids from multiple bidders. Bridge work anticipated soon with possible final approval of Bill No 40 for driveway and approach supervision. Special session set to Tuesday June 28 to open bids for $28 000 city bonds and resurfacing North Center Street between tracks to Washington Street and from Parley Prive to Columbus Avenue.
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Imaterial
North Center Street
Irke
Commeil
Washington Street
Parley Prive
Colummbus Avenue
Uhl Leaves Vast Estate From Henry Bunt Will
Pittsburgh June 20 United Frese reports the will of Henry Bunt Sr a Pittsburg merchant disposes an estate valued around 15 million dollars. A charitable foundation is created to disperse much of the money while the Boggs and Buhl department store is left in trust to B By roup vice president and Ash er officials. The Buhl collection of paintings is set to the Carnegie Institute with 100000 donated outright to the Boggs and Buhl Welfare Association.
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United Frese Pittsburgh
Henry Bunt
Delayed Opening For One Week At DuPont Heights
The opening of the new subdivision on Southenter Street in DuPont Heights was postponed due to weather. Prescott Land Company will continue development during the delay and invites interested parties to inspect the property with a formal opening planned for next Saturday afternoon.
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Southenter Street
DuPont Heights
Prescott Land Company
Coring Seeler
British delegate proposes limits at naval conference in Geneva
United Press reports from Geneva that British delegate W B Bridgeman outlined 11 proposals for naval arms reduction. He urged battleship tonnage cut to 190,000 tons and main guns from 16 to 13.5 inches, plus cruiser and submarine constraints, including lighter cruisers to 7,300 tons and a return to a 55 percent ratio for certain ships.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
Wealthy New Jersey father denies daughter plot to murder relatives
The 40 year old Miss Bessie Morse and maid Mamie Todd 21 are central in a case alleging a plot to kill the Dey family and an adopted son Elmer. George F P Morse 84 bail posted after arrest, denies any wrongdoing, calling it a frame up amid sensational claims by detectives hired by the maid.
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United Press
New Brunswick
Bessie Morse
Miss Morse
Mamie Todd
Miss. Morse
Raysiond Bey
Elmer
Morse
George FP. Morse
Prospect Plains
Middlesex County
Hs Lively
Dey
Deys
Summerless Year Brings Violent Storms and Frosts Forecast
Weather forecaster Herbert Janvrin Brown predicts a disastrous 1927 with violent disturbances lasting through late June and July, followed by very dangerous frosts from July 10 to 11. He warns of severe hail, drought in some areas, and the worst corn crop in years. apples also set to be small, yet a memorable cold dry year for much of the United States and Canada.
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Lee Gerrart
United Praskig
Washington
Herbert Janvrin Brown
Baris
Vio
Florida
Brown
Ohio
Potomac
United States
Canada
Enter and Rob Farmers Home Fire and Raid Charge
William Terwitigen of Falconer and Perry Laurer of Youngsville were arrested at Laurer’s home by Sheriff Grigh in Warren County for looting the Benson farm. They face charges of larceny and breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony. A hearing is set for Tuesday at 10 am before Justice Elson. An armed pursuit followed across the swamp. a Ford with New York plates and a bystander woman, Mrs. Harry Laurer, were involved. the couple reportedly returned to the home later. The Benson farm had previous raids, including a stationary engine, four blankets, and shotguns.
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William Terwitigen
Falconer
Perry Laurer
Youngsville
Grigh
Warren County
John Benison
Columbus
Wrightsville
Pesce Elson
Warren
Benson Farm
Benson
Sherif
Gensoh
Wo Bynane
Svane
Grosch
Bynane
Bynaie
New York State
Cariy Road
Pigtsfeld
Garland
Waltng
Harry Laurer
Frank Dunkle
Laurer
Hite Sheri
George Grusch
Poice
George Hahn
A. By Willey
Enterprise
Smith and Wesson
Chicago in heavy rains floods streets and damages
Heavy rains flood Chicago streets and cause extensive damage with water two feet deep on North Side boulevards. A section of a street caved in trapping a taxicab in a hole, halting traffic and prompting emergency response.
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United Press
Chicago
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Roxy and His Gang
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Detroit
Detroit Symphony
Ory Shiestra
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