Car Crashes Leave Motorists Uninjured in Several Wrecks
Multiple weekend crashes near Warhurst, Colum bia, and Meadville involved Buick and Ford touring cars. Harold Sample and John Sarit escaped with minor injuries after a Buick left the Roosevelt highway and struck posts. A two-vehicle collision near Jamestown sent six people to the scene for aid, with slight cuts and bruises reported. In Franklin, eight year old Franklin city hospital patient suffered skull fracture from a fall during a Ford tourings car incident. Meantime, several other wrecks caused damage but yielded no serious injuries to the drivers or passengers.
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Seversl
Siyaly
Wil
Harold Stanple
John Sarit
Roosevelt Highway
Lowe
MW Machine
Sample
Sarin
Columbii Tarly
Anauhins
Arch Rosell
BRR
Fiekat Agune
Lakewood
Hosida
Ilice
Erle
Erie
A. Ty Fick
Liberty
Paw
Viningo Public Service Corporation
Smith and
Venter
Chie Teick
Mark Moi
Franklin
Denner Howard
Tsar
Park Avenue
Franklin City Hospital
Ooldock
Ell Walon
John Eciols
Meadville
Sheets
Milton T. Beck
Sharon
Une Hicer
Watson
WS. McKay
Rena
Roux Ville
Suinilay
Jamestown
Oyour
East Lake Roar
Roland Sdnwon
Prendergast Avenue
Turton W. Sullivan
Portage Atrecht
Westfield
Swanson Cae
Shelf Marty Tete
Curionishie Turk
Father and Son Die in Ohio Crossroad Accident
A crossed accident near Adena Ohio claimed the lives of a father and his son. The elder victim, Burdick, was a longtime local figure with family in Union City and Venango. Surviving relatives include a mother, a sister and another brother, with details showing a distant family relocation from Walin City to Ohio.
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Ilick
Thit Place
Adel
Pall
Adena
Ohio
Noun Hardick
Arthur Weldner
East Columhug Avenue
Cain City
Union City
Nere
Vetims
Mua Parker
Venangiana
Pred Buirdlick
Union Needetaila
Tental
Titan City
Burdick
Walin City
Ohio Loys
Market Break In Break In Market
New York stocks fell sharply as traders anticipated higher brokerage loan rates. Major issues faced heavy selling pressure with General Motors and other big names sliding. Large block selling pushed down several stocks while brokers adjusted margins and stops.
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United Press
New York
Klink
General Motors
Stew
Hudson
Baldwin
New Maven
Texas Cand Trust
American Smelting 4
Allied Chemical 2
Deetiie
ME Church and Sunday School Picnic at Willows
The annual Methodist church and Sunday school picnic is set for Wednesday June 29 at the Willows. All Methodists and friends are invited with church service from 10 am to 1 pm. Bring a basket, own cup and plates, and enjoy coffee, lemonade, candy, and pop provided. Guards will mark the swimming pool for safety. sports and games planned for all ages.
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Willows
TRY CONVICTS FOR MUTINY
United dispatch from Lansing Kansas reports fifty inmates face mutiny trials at the Kansas state penitentiary. Deputy Warden RB H Hudspeth leads the proceedings as 828 prisoners mutinied, many barricading underground for over eighty hours before surrender. A state board investigation will follow once responsibility is fixed. W A Stans was in Union City on business.
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United
Lansing
Kans
Kansas State Penitentiary
RB. H. Hudspeth
State Board, of Administration
Withine
Ford trophy air tour opens with fifteen planes in flight
The Ford trophy air tour began as fifteen airplanes departed the Ford airport for a 4,000 mile route toward Buffalo. Charles F. Ketusring of General Motors praised auto development while Rae Collins led the lead plane. Six planes were scratched and one disqualified during the opening leg.
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Detrou Mick
Ford
Charles F. Ketusring
General Motors
Raived
Canada
Buffalo
Rae Collins
N.Y
Kay Col
Antignal Air Toh
Safecrackers Try to Blow Open Safe at Park Stadium
In New York on June 27 a gang drilled holes in a safe at Dexter Park Stadium Cypress Nits and planned a robbery. A hostage Brown protested as police were urged to halt the abortive burglary. The conspirators attempted to blow open the safe with a charge after demanding 1700 dollars and threatening the hostage.
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New York
Bour Burslars
Dexter Park Stadium
Cypress
Nicholas Brailey Warchon
Brown
Bertaud Denies Rome Flight Plans Amid Air Mail Debate
Cleveland reports quote Pierre Bertaud denying flight 10 to Rome. He says he has heard of such schemes and is negotiating with someone else. The exchange centers on air mail routes between Cleveland and New York and the Bellanca Columbia piloted by Charles Levine, touching on a competing transatlantic effort.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New
Charles A Levine
Columbia
New York
Alleged hit and run driver from this city identified
An early 20th century report describes Emmett Rightlinger, a Titusville youth, injured after a hit and run incident on a concrete road toward Interville. He suffered a severe leg fracture with a missing license and non-stopping car, later linked to a Corry driver. The boy was treated at Titusville City Hospital, condition reported serious but improving. The vehicle involved was seen leaving the scene without lights, with investigation locating the car near a gasoline station.
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Herald
Bint
Emmett
Enterville
Tly Plething
Barr
Kightsinger
Kightlinger
J. W. August
Titusville
City
Corry
U S Citizen Slain in Mexico
The American consul in Murmansk confirms the murder of Robert C Howell, president of the Mexico-Adams Trading Company, at Los Mochis Sigaloa. Howell was shot through the chest Friday by Felipe Chan a Chinese. Chan is already under arrest. Howell's wife is the daughter of President Thomas D Bay of the University of Louisiana.
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Mexico Cily
Muratlan
Lex Mochis
Sigaloa
Robert C Howell
Mexico-Adaons Trading
Howell
Felipe Chan
Sunita
Han
Chan
Thomas D. Baya
University of Louisiana
Mochii Oniiy
Escape of Royalist Prisoner Sparks Hunt in Paris
Attorney General Thorblint ordered inspectors and police to recapture Leon Dauder, a Royalist prisoner who escaped from Sante prison Saturday, prompting a government sleepless weekend as authorities launch a manhunt.
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United Eres Paris
Jims
Thorblint Tockay
Selimeasures
Leon Dauder
Seater
Sante
Transatlantic flight postponed due to storm area
The start of the America monoplane's transatlantic flight was postponed to Wednesday after Commander Richard E. Wyand and weather forecaster James Kimball reported favorable winds to Newfoundland but a large storm zone across the ocean from Newfoundland to Ireland would prevent a take-off tomorrow. All three storers of the plane were tested today and found in perfect condition.
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United Presa
Roosevelt Seld
N.V
America
Weds Festiag
Richard E. Wynd
James Kimball
New Foundland
New Foundiand Slarly
Ireland
Drive against obscured license tags announced by official
Harrisburg wires report a drive against dirty or obscured license plates as 40 percent of motorists allegedly display tags improperly. Benjamin G Eynon, site registrar, warned arrest for offenders and called action necessary. meanwhile the state highway department revoked licenses of 85 drivers through June 23 for motor law infractions and added ten others to the tracklist, with 24 revoked for DUI and 19 for reckless driving.
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Benjamin G Eynon
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Hynbm
Eynon
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Glasgow Man Named Secretary of Mines in Harrisburg
Walter H L Glasgow of Scottdale Westmoreland County was named secretary of mines by Governor Fisher. He will earn 10 000 dollars yearly and his appointment takes effect July 1, with a term tied to the legislative session. Glasgow, born August 16 1885 in Blair County, has long worked with the I C Prick Coke Company and oversees 88 mines as assistant general superintendent.
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Scottdale
Fisher
United Press
Harrisburg
Walter HL " Glasgow
Westmoreland
John Fisher John Rees James
Serarttar
Tolin Tra Thomas
Johnstown
Glasgow
State Department
Minus
Blair County
Altoona
Worle
Blairsville
I. C. Prick Coke Company
Norths
Three Planes May Compete In Hawaii Race
In San Francisco and Honolulu air men prepare for an aviation race from Hawaii to California. Plans for three flights race toward a possible start tomorrow as pilots assess Speed and endurance between O akland and Barking Sands Yield.
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Hawaii
United Press
San Francisco
Oakland
Honolulu
Su Wait
California
P Rice
Travelair
Ermualt Mouuts
Richard Grace
Barking Sands
Grace
Smith
Lester Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Wail
Crissey Field
Oakland Airport
Bay Farm Island
San Frances Bay Island
Forest Fire Season Posts Record Low Loss in State
State forest and waters secretary Charles Dolworht reports a season with far fewer fires and acres burned than historical norms. Through June, 054 fires destroyed 370 woodland acres. Only 5000 of the 100000 fire fighting fund was spent, due to a fortunate dry season and wartime credit. The average area burned per fire stood at 384 acres, surpassing the 1924 record of 48 acres per fire.
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United Press Harrisburg
State Department of Forests
Waters
Charles Dolworht
Forest and Waters
Dorworth
Today’s top radio entertainments and concerts listed
Eastern time slots feature Goldman Hand at 7 30 p m and Cipera Ploton’s Mathis at 9 p m with Detroit Symphony and Roxy and the gang at WGHP Detroit and WLI Cincinnati also broadcasting Zoo Gardens Concert at 9 p m Eastern status noted for today’s schedule
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WEAP
Goldman Hand
Cipera
Ploton
Mathis
Detroit
Detroit Symphony
Roxy and the Gang
WLI
Cincinnati
Zoo Gardens
France Italy Participation Sought at Conference
Geneva reports indicate France and Italy may join the current disarmament talks as a solution to Britain’s insistence on discussing battleships. Key figures Hugh S. Gibson and Japanese delegate officials floated a separate conference or delayed ships talks while auxiliaries are settled. The State Department signals caution, aiming to keep battleship questions on a date agreed by all five major powers.
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United Press
Geneva
Great Britain
Offerilly
Hugh S Gilson
Auetican
Clelesa- Mioh
Adminal Salo
Tokio
Japan
Gibson
State Department
Washington
Technical Commission
Givsons
Nellegeid
Tis
Department
Heavy Toll In Southwest Heat Exacts Toll In Three States
Thirteen deaths occurred in Oklahoma and Arkansas over the weekend as reports cite excessive heat. Seven drownings and fatal motor car accidents claimed lives in both states, with five drownings in Oklahoma and two more in Arkansas.
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United Pre
Orleahowa City
Olen
Oklahon
Arkansas
Spider Haines Clings To Pole In Denver
Spider Haines remains atop a pole in Denver, expressing determination to endure the stay as his wife resides in a tent nearby. He says the situation is tiresome but not quitting, noting the effort has only just begun and he plans to stay despite the hardship.
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Denver
Golo
June
Spider
Haines
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