Wind and lightning wreck Clymer barns and trees
A severe windstorm swept through Clymer New York causing three barns to be blown over roofs ripped off and many homes damaged trees uprooted and windows shattered. The Wassink farm structure near Clymer collapsed while other properties and a railway station suffered damage. An automobile carrying local youths overturned and occupants were rescued.
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New York State Village
Clymer
Wayere
Mhiohyy
Thyndee
Garrett Wassink
Corry Hospital
Chautauqua
Wassink
Morne
Harvey Daymoott
Mark Haverway
Railromd
Otis Fardink
Pharm
Iymier Andere Tecanat
Rupp Held For Court In Alleged Wild Driving Case
Clarence Rupp was bound over to county court on a charge of driving an intoxicant vehicle while intoxicated after a morning hearing before officials. He was to appear again this afternoon or Monday as the case proceeds. Weather outlook: period Jun 2 to 28 shows generally fair to partly cloudy skies with possible showers and near normal temperatures.
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Chief Dunkle
Richeman G
Gordon
Erin
Ruppoe
Jin
Ohio
Rypp
Aplus
Hotyxiley
Aldermin
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations Today
WLAG in Minhonpolix hosts a 1 p.m. Pacific standard time musical program by Musical Art Society Mixa. WEAM in New York presents Lopez and We Orchestra with a dance music program at 1 p.m. Pacific standard time. WIP in Philadelphia airs Oronte alert and Vevalla’s tyand ill opregenta con brent at 7 45 p.m. WTAM in Cleveland features Amphion Quartet in a special program running until midnight.
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WEAM
New York
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WTAM
Cleveland
Srchentra
Midniight
Enat
Falconer Youth Held for Forgery in Local Case
Raymond Green aged about 19 of Falconer is held on forgery charges after allegedly cashing an $80 check and forging a desk at Climax Manufacturing plant. Police say Green confessed to the crime after being located at his home and brought to the city for questioning. Relatives awaited to discuss settlement before formal charges.
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Ory
Falconer
Vie City
Jotiacerese
Joseph Rehurster
Thie City
Eearch
Paulson
Green
Thts
Durticle
Efe
Wank
Well Known Citizen Jamey Keefe Dies at Home
Prominent former city councilman Jamey Keefe died last evening at his East Frederick street home due to heart trouble and complications. He served fifteen years in the city’s select and criminal courts and was active with Corry Lodge Knights of Columbus and other groups. Survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs. Guy Saxton of Warren, with several brothers and sisters and other relatives. Funeral services Monday at 10 am from St. Elizabeth’s cemetery.
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East Frederick Street
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Corry Lodge
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Ajax Trap Works
Bile
Siitts
George
Krank
Judy Barry
Mies Matdle
Minute Keefe
Arttine Fuller
Gil Esky
Minna
St. Eijenberh
Woods declines Pa. candidacy favors Fisher
Cyrus W. Woorla of Greensburg, former arnt batsailor, hopes to be Pennsylvania governor. Woods openly backs Fisher, pledging no consideration for competing for the office. Ambassdor Woods states his support and forecasts Fisher as the nominee, while Powell and other figures weigh in on the race.
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Uniton
Frets
Harrisburg
Cyrus W. Woorla
Greensburg
Arnt
Topan
Spotkee
Pfon
Pennsylvania
Spon
Tinangay
Develand
John 8
Wisties
Tadiana
Canhuy
Alin
Young Girl Narrow Escape At The Willows
A news report from Jarrow describes Annie Lats nearly drowning at the Willows swimming hole. Margaret Lats and Ravidl Honnett aided by Bennett rescued the unconscious girl, who later recovered though remained hysterical from the fright.
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Rsports
Annie
Margaret Lats
Wad
Ravidl Honnett
Weir Pleasant
Bennett
Severn
Well Known Titusville Butcher Ends His Life
Well known Titusville butcher June Qe Earley Thome, aged above 85, who ran a meat market at 04 South Franklin Street, died by his own action from inhaling chloroform at his father's home. Found by a neighbor, a physician declared death occurred four hours earlier. Deputy Coroner ruled death self-inflicted, noting long residence in Titusville and a prior successful market before business declined.
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Earley Thome
South
Franklin Street
Lewin F Thomas
Robert A. Kory
Thome
Musitens
Maughan Delays Flight Amid Fog in San Francisco
A fog bound night over New York and San Francisco disrupts the schedule as Lieut Russell and Maughan struggle through delays. Weather conditions postpone the Hight and reference an accident at the starting point while relatives mourn the death of William Hammond.
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United
Prem Mitchell
New York
Russell
Maughan
San Francisca
Democrats Seek Narrow Compromise on Ku Klux Klan Issue
At the convention opening, Smith and McAdoo take strategic positions while Democrats avoid a direct platform mention. Dark horse prospects emerge as delegates align on the controversial topic.
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McAdoo
Convention Struggles and Plank Talks At Democratic Gathering
Reports from UNITED PRESS at Waldgrun Hotel New York describe furious party negotiations over anti Klan language and religious tolerance. Delegates and leaders such as George Brennan and McAdoo work to lock in planks while second choice strategies and regional splits unfold ahead of the convention.
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Norman J. Mack
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New York
Sunite
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Bullote
San Francisco
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Davis
Davie
Samuel Ralatin
India
Meanie
James D. Phelan
California
Anti Jap Outbreaks Grow in California
In Pasadena California a Japanese man was found dead beneath a bridge over the Arroyo near Pasadena amid rising anti Japanese incidents. San Pedro reported two Japanese murdered yesterday and a man near Los Angeles faced threats of tar and feathers as hostilities surface across the region.
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Calif
California
Colorado
Pisadena
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Showers Bring Relief to City From Hot Wave
Thunder showers eased a scorching spell in Pittsburg and Columbus after days of heat. Temperatures topped 100 in shade as residents faced heat prostration, drownings, and several deaths linked to the heat before storms moved in.
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Planta
Brooksville
Pittshurgh
Columbus
Ohio
Ashiabulay
Hunt Owner Of Stray Horses
Four stray horses were brought to the Case livery after 8 o clock this morning. Chief of Police Day reports the owner fed the animals up to noon. Significant garden damage attributed to the horses was observed across the area as they roamed through the night.
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Pasvist Party Agent Confesses Kidnaping and Murder
Rome reports a Pasvist party agent confessed to the kidnaping and murder of Socialist Deputy Matteotti after evidence overwhelmed Domini. The disclosure follows a collapse of Domini’s defense as details emerge from the case.
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Pasvist
Domini
Matteotti
Concord seeks prosecutions over road refuse dumping
Town officials warn several residents may be handed to the State Highway Department within days for dumping garbage and refuse along township roads west of the city. Evidence shows machines seen at dumps and items bearing names. Authorities urge townships to provide all possible proof to back charges.
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Concord
State Highway Department
Concord Township
Avnallty
Mluck
Corry
Rens
Hak Conny
Canoe Upset at Walnut Bend Ends in Drowning Noted
Six youths and three Oil City couples were aboard a canoe when it capsized in deep water at Walnut Bend. Braylen Minos rescued four, reviving an unconscious woman. others were pulled to shore by bystanders as authorities arrived. The scene shut down after rapid rescue efforts.
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Walnut Berd
JaNe Stock
Oil City
Braylen Minos
Aun
Anos
Man Performs Remarkable Reverse Driving Feat
A driver in the city amazed onlookers by reversing a heavy vehicle and stopping safely near Wort Pleasant Street, narrowly avoiding a wreck. Witnesses described the feat as skilled and noted the machine was parked with cones along the curb, attracting a crowd.
Worst Storm Wreaks Havoc In Corry Area
A severe wind and hail storm swept Corry and Union City overnight, causing extensive damage estimated in the thousands. Trees, utility poles, and crops were uprooted. a farm barn near Union City was destroyed by lightning with losses around 80 thousand dollars.
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Tierce
Union Cuty
Tt City
Tom
Ayeline
Lowa
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Union City
Nelbhord
Shze
Wattsburg
Gilmore Farm
Betyuen
Durkeyville
Findley
Iso
Brent
Cena
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