Arson Trial Ends with Not Guilty Verdict for Corry Men
In Chautauqua County Mayville court a jury found James G Bennett and Clarence W Steadman not guilty of arson in the French Creek farm house fire near Merts Corners early in April. Witnesses testified about the fire, tracks, and police actions while Bennet and Steadman defended their innocence.
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Turnes Bennett
Vnte City
Chautaugia
Mayville
Thy Foma
Branley Roumansley
Merts's Corners
SteWarty Miller
James G Bennett
Clarence W. Steadman
Corry
Ghautauqua
French Creel
Miller
Frank Cooper
RomanoWakis
Kiron
Romanowski House
Hys Son
Hig
Aire
Jay Ne
Wilifedt
Tuckel Weir
Beunere
Stedman
Actin Wately
Ada Oldock
Wiyde Humphrey
Rfs
Roman Pyle
Fim
Anil
Policd Etorion
Cory
Gwen F. Moore
Lee Robert Howard
Tim
Clymer
Mnen, He Stated, He'guld Bennett Qniel Stoddman
Franke O. Burgey
Bele County
Jimbe
Andrew Paulson
Barry
Id Tsuick
Pajien
Clyde B. da
Getty
Otter Bull
Chautiuqua County
Kane
Mott
Jamey G Bennett
Bits
Steadman
Steddman
Justice of the Peace Aid
Bennett
Justice of the
Mia Defendinn
Bennett's
Hewnett
Mabel Ei Buynett
Steadiman Algo
Bertha M. Larson
Hennetts
Steucrouns
Maud Eastman
Larson
Addie Fisk
Myers
Byrd Meroplane Heads Toward Paris Amid Fog and Radio Contact
Commander Richard Byrd and the America sped toward Paris as heavy fog and storms hampered progress. Wireless signals from the plane and received reports from ships along the English Channel tracked position near Brest and Land's End, with weather delaying but not stopping the race to Europe.
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London
Byrd
B.C
Brest
Mensam
Wshant
Revenge
Accord
Tland
Atlantic
Richant E. Byrd
America
Paris
Roosevelt Field
GreeWich
Ghana
South
France
Amerika
New York
Richard Byrd
Speedini
Europe
Autoists Pay New Tax Starting Friday
Corry motorist will begin paying one cent tax on each gallon of gasoline purchased tonight. The law, passed by the Legislature and approved by the governor, raises revenue to fund state needs. Officials in Harrisburg said warrants will be served in criminal cases against gas violators to collect the tax. Philadelphia reports the largest number of informations with five. other counties range from one to many.
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Bureau of the Attorney General
Harriebirs
Gaso- Ihe Weslers
Phi
Junelphia
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Deadly Temps Across States
Nationwide heat wave intensifies with multiple deaths and prostrations. Chicago reports near 98 degrees amid extreme heat. Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin see fatalities and drownings as records fall and water rescues surge. Several states face rising casualties and heat-related illnesses.
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United
Washington
Weather Bureau
Tima
Ariz
Bureau
Chicago
Central West
Tomorow
Ohio
Wisconsin
Mint Inesota
Iowa
Byrd's Atlantic Hop Log Amid Fog and Radio Signals
The log tracks Commander Byrd's flight eastward across the Atlantic with notes on takeoff from Roosevelt Field sea conditions Cape Race position reports and crew condition. Fog and fuel worries persist as the message chain includes greetings and routine radio signals from ships and stations.
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Byrd
Roosevelt Field
S. S. Momeric
Corintina
Hyrt
Cape Lod
Cape Cord
Tharmouth
Nova Scotia
America
Bedford
Floyd Bennett
Army Pacific
Lip. m
Sestary Land
Mauretania
América
Caps Race
Newfoundland
Chatham
Radio Corporation of America
Cape Race
Hamburg
Irish
Berlin
Parig
Ireland
Plan big addition to Warren Hospital
Harrisburg June 30 United Press reports that Colonel E. H. P. Wood, chair of the Republican state committee's executive committee, is reelected architect for the $400000 Warren State Hospital addition. Plans were accepted pending contract award in the near future.
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United Prep
Harrisburg
Hynson E. Taylor
Tate
EH. Pishar Wood
Han
Republican State Committee
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Col Wood
Hawaii Heaps Honors On Two Army Fliers
Two young army officers, Lt. Lester J. Maitland and Lt. Albert Heckenberger, received warm welcomes in Honolulu after flying solo from Oakland to Hawaii in 26 hours. They described flying through heat and night at speeds from 78 to 130 miles per hour, with celebrations at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Pree
Honolulu
Army
Pacific Ocean
Maitland
Hawaii
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Muzhi
Liewtenant
Lebter
J. Maitland
Albert Hexensberger
Spene Sey Wal Ours
San Francisco
Reich Wiiseler
Oskeland
Pele
Dairies Survey Progress Reported by State Health Inspectors
State Inspectors Coy ef and He EB fhrvat of the Milk Control Division completed a survey of local dairies in the city. They praised cooperative producers and urged strict adherence to milk distribution rules, requesting city officials to cooperate with state requirements.
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A. Coyef
Pennsylvania Deartment of Health
Saak of Health
Fy Bennett
Goyer
Shrowt
Tipton
Bet
Board of Wealth
Monta Dan Wil Unter
Nausaorh
Lenin Rons Prationy Spectore
Hut de
Wendett
Bat Yeternardine
International News Roundup From Paris to Washington
Bulletin items report Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine arriving at LeBourget for flight to Switzerland. Wimbledon results show Helen Wills defeating Jean Fry 6-3 6-1. Geneva mentions U.S. paymaster delegation chair Hugh Gibson denying reports and agreeing to discuss Labtleshopy. Ford rehab tour planes arrive from Boston. Federal agents seize 15000 gallons alcohol and distillery equipment valued at 250000 in Sgranton. War Department warns against return hops from Hawaii to Pacific coast Maitland Hergenberger plane.
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Washington
War Department
Hawaii
Pacific
Hergenberger
Corry Plans Quiet Fourth With Exodous to Nearby Resorts
Corry will spend the Fourth with no city celebrations as residents list to nearby lakes and resorts. Baseball fans plan doubleheaders at Jervis Herbes Field with Carmien Hill and Pirates hoped to appear. Company A Line of the Tri-County League faces Warren in the day’s lone attraction. Games scheduled for 10 AM and afternoon.
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Cory
Simmer Resorts
Tike Lake Canadohia
Findley Laks
Chautsuqui
Lake Erie
Noanty Waters
Sual
Jervit Herbes
Pittsburgh
Carmien Hill
Pirates
Tri-County Baseball League 1
Vie Warren Nine
Explosion at Pittsburgh Press basement kills one, injures ten
A gas explosion in the basement of the Pittsburgh Press building this afternoon killed one man and wounded ten others. An electrician was severely burned and died later in hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Waterford Church Centennial Observed
The Emumapuel Episcopal choir provided the musical program for Waterford’s centennial observance at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church. The event drew a large local crowd and honored substantial community figures including Mrs Ay Pais and Mrs L W Olds, Rev and Mrs HA Poet, and guest John Beesch of Forburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emumapuel Episcopal
Patar
Waterford
Ay Paisol
L. W. Olds
Pretty wedding solemnized at Emanuel Church
Miss Dorothy Waller daughter of Mr and Mrs Waller married Mr John Griffiths son of Mrs Griffiths of New York City in a ceremony at Emanuel Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Henry Atwell Post. Attendants wore apricot and white gowns. A reception followed at the bride’s home with about thirty guests before the couple depart for their new life in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Dorothy Waller
WO. Waller
East Congress Street
John Griffiths
Don Jay Griffiths
New York City
Henry Atwell Post
Marion ‘Thompson
Wallen
Marion Young
John Cochrane
Nantheon
Griffiths
Ous
Radiator Corporation
Grifths
Gerry
Adies
Huntington School
Long Island
Tennant Addresses Corry Kiwanis Club Meeting
Tennant spoke to the Corry Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry today. He discussed Erie Pan Public Service system equipment and methods for sports patronage and answered members’ questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA Tennant
Yenn Publ Yervice Ayatert
Erie
Corry
Mr. Tennant
New Hotel Cory Manager Leaves for New York Trip
The Hotel Cory in Cory reports the departure of manager L. J. Spanfy from Cleveland who will replace RK Siegenthaler. Siegenthaler and wife were honored with a fountain pen set and hat day gifts at a farewell party. The couple plans a motor trip to New York City Friday morning. Friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Tender Elf
RK Siegenthaler
Siegenthaler
New York City
Cory
L. J. Span Fy
Cleveland
Bistry
Borough aids evicted miners in Castle Shannon
June 30 Castle Shannon borough comes to aid union miners formerly employed by the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation still living in company houses with utilities cut off. Three fire hydrants will be opened for one hour in the morning and afternoon connected to South Pittsburgh Water Company. borough to pay for water. Mrs Charles Nichols and two children are in Spartanshire today for the Sherlock reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Castle Shannon
Pittsburgh Terminal
Coal Corporation
Pittsburgh Water Company
Five Best Radio Entertainments List
Radio schedule listing Vincent Lopes and His Orchestra on KYW Chicago and Municipal Organ Reflta on WPG Atlantic City with Detroit Symphony Orchestra on WGY and Madrigal Quartet on WGY and others on WHAM WEAF Hoole up pan.
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KYW
Chicago
Vincent Lopes
WPG
Atlantic City
Municipal Organ
WGUP
Detroi
Detroit
WGY Behenectady
WHAM
Rochester
Madrigal
Weaf Hoole Up
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State Line
World
Ouessant
Middle West
Hop
Warren Hospital
Health Board
Unite Press
Clarence I. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
LeBourget
Switerland
Hélen
Wills
Jean Fry
Geneva
Hugh
Gibson
Boston
Sgranton
Suise
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Tennant
Borough
Charles Nichols
Spartanshire
Sherlock
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