Atwood and wife safe after disappearance ordeal
Harry Atwood and his wife, who vanished yesterday after taking off in a new hydroplane from Cedar Point, were found safe at 4:45 this morning. They endured exposure on a small island in Maumee Bay as rain and squalls forced an unplanned landing before Atwood reached Bone, Ohio to report their safety.
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Toledo
Aire
Harry Atwood
Atwood
Maumee Bay
Bone
Lehigh Valley Express Derailed No Injuries Reported
Lehigh Valley Express derailed near Wilkes Barre at about nine thirty this morning after the train left the city. The engine stayed on the track while cars scattered. no injuries were reported. Local officials investigated the incident and the cause was not immediately determined.
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United Prong
Wilkenbarre
Atta
Fear I W W Will Blow Up Trains Threats Reported
Bridgeport Ohio June 23 trains through Belmont County move slowly under guard after threats by I W W members on strike to blow up coal shipments. No actual attacks reported yet.
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Execution Looms as White Plains Gang Case Unfolds
Pietro Rebac, 19, a confessed gang member, calmly faced execution for a murder linked to the White Plains case of Tony Marro. Warden Clancy oversaw the February death and four other foreign suspects stood trial, as the era ended with the warden's final execution.
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White Plains
Clancy
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Villa delays assault on Zacatecas
United Press reports General Villa reached Crustas and planned an overland move toward Zacatecas to assault the federal stronghold. Poor road conditions after arrival at Canilas will likely delay the attack for a week or ten days, with preparations and supply movements hindered.
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Asult
Zacatecas
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Crustas
Canilas
Smallpox Develops at Meadville Tight Outbreak
United Press reports Meadville on June 28 sees two new smallpox cases. A local foreigner was hospitalized yesterday with the disease and a second case was found in the Indian colony this morning. Both cases are in a very tight form, with little anxiety felt.
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United Press
Meadville
Steel arrives for city new federal building
Several cars of steel and stone were unloaded Sunday morning for the new Federal building. The front columns have arrived and will be leveled, clearing the way for work on the handsome structure. Mr Hwing represented the contractors during unloading.
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Sale of Theater Delayed as Settlement Nears
The theater property in the Boating Block was advertised for this morning but did not proceed to sale. Settlement was practically agreed upon between the theater owners and the suing parties. Several buyers were present, including a townwide bidder.
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Sweet Yes Family
Weather Unarticulated Forecast Tuesday Warmer
Weather bulletin notes a Tuesday warm spell with unsettled conditions and a chance of thunderstorms. Local readers should expect shifting skies and possible brief downpours as humidity rises through the day.
Diver dies in wreck of Empress
A U P dispatch reports a New York diver named Oosabeen suffocated while exploring the sunken Empress of Treland in the St Lawrence. Rescue divers Carin Coasheen and another diver found him on the river bottom after he slipped from the wreck deck and his air supply failed.
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Rimouski
St. Lawrence
New York
Oosabeen
Coasheen
Concrete Curb Proves Satisfactory on Ong West Pleasant Street
Concrete curbing on Ong West Pleasant Street draws favorable comment from observers and is likely to guide future paving. Contractor Love faces a grade-shaping delay on Fourth Avenue hill but will resume work after tonight's commission meeting. About three hundred feet of eight by six by twenty four inch curb completed.
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West Pleasant Street
Love
Fourth Avenue
Wrecks Tie Up Buffalo Division of Pennsy Rail
No serious damage reported from two Pennsy wrecks on the Buffalo division over the weekend. A northbound freight derailed near Summit killing time but not passenger service. A second freight wreck near Mayville blocked the line all night, detouring trains via the Lake Shore and delaying arrivals to Corry until early morning. Local officials offered few details.
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Buffalo
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Bullaio
Birle
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Wentfield
Mayville
Baptized in Creek by Missionary Alliance near Columbus Bridge
About eleven o'clock yesterday morning a group of Twenty converts were baptized in the Christian and Missionary Alliance faith on Hara Creek just below the Columbus bridge. Rev. Brown of Wilmington Delaware traveled to conduct the service, with several men and women in the party embraced the faith.
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Wilmington
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Aeroplane to attempt Atlantic crossing this year
The craft, prepared for a near term launch, will be christened this afternoon at Curtin V factories. Lt Porte and assistant Hullett plan a transatlantic flight next month, aided by Rodman Wanamaker funding. Trial runs will occur locally before departure from Newfoundland via Azores to Vigo and on to England.
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Azores
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Vigo
Spain
England
Young farmer injured as runaway team collides with train
Late Saturday a farmer named Frown near Watts Plats east of Cor Ty was badly injured when a team of horses he drove ran away after a train on the Erie railroad frightened them. He suffered a hip fracture and a broken leg. Dr Bennett attended and the victim is in critical condition.
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Watts Plats
Cor Ty
Erie Railroad
Bennett
Another Bank Fails After Depositors Meeting
Chleaku, a small bank, was closed this morning after a meeting of depositors and directors held Saturday evening. Closing cited as due to inability to realize on a large amount of collateral, with no connection to Lorimer bank failures.
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Chleaku
Susess
Wernwood
Lorimer
Open Bids On More Paving At City Meeting
The City Commission will open bids this evening for Center Street paving between Church and Grove, width twenty four feet, under a separate contract from the Church to Pleasant Street work. Likely only one or two bidders expected. A final decision on grade changes for West Pleasant Street may be made, and the electric power and light franchise matter is also expected to be resolved tonight.
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