Sylvan City Notice of Estate Claim and Appointments
In the matter of the estate of a decedent at Let Balate Street the undersigned announces the appointment of an administrator and lists immediate claims. The document names witnesses and officials, including Purdy and others, detailing duties and timing for probate proceedings and related guardianship actions.
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Sylvan
Mately Anzabett
Witease
Otatock
Peale
Elk
Coty
Neighborn
Alexander Ness
Sym
Nother
Et Purdy
V. Purdy
Farm relief bill vetoed again as mine disasters mount
President Coolidge vetoes the farm relief bill for a second time amid mounting mining disasters. At Mather Pa a massive explosion halts body recovery as officials mourn 41 missing from the 210 in the mine. In West Virginia 17 miners die at Yukon-Pocahontas No. 7 mine and 13 bodies are recovered. In Kentucky Mine No 30 of Black Mountains Coal at Harlan suffers a gas blast with eight bodies still inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Mather
West Virginia
Kentucky
United Press Mather
Ataty ‘Act
Mather Collieries Company
Johin Tra Thoma
Pennsylvania
Mather Company
Charleston
W. Vu
Yukon-Povotonths Com Company
Yukon
W. Va
R. M. Lambie
Whief
Bureau of Nines
Lambie
Imife
Harlan
Black Mountains Goal Corporation
Kinger
Elmer Leach
Ian Edwards
Lewis Fagerty
Asher Hall
Frank Higgins
Fred Quintre
Aoderent Chow
Two Kiwanis Clubs Prepare Joint Erie Corry Session
About twenty five Kiwanis Club of Erie members are expected to attend a joint session with Corry at the Hotel Corry Thursday evening with dinner at an early hour. Erie members will meet locals in a golf match over the Corry Sinks and the visiting Klivanians will stage the entertainment program. One hundred percent local representation is anticipated.
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Kiwanis Club of
Erie
Corry
Hotel Corry
Erie Club
Corry Sinks
New asbestos curtain installed at Senlo High
A new auditorium curtain, part of an asbestos installation, was completed today at Senlo High School. The curtain will enter service for the Junior play Kampy, scheduled for Friday and Saturday evenings this week.
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Senlo High School
Lindbergh Named in Plan for Transcontinental Air Transport
St Louis reports formation of a $1,000,000 group to finance passenger air service with St Louis as hub and Col Charles A. Lindbergh as a probable member. Maj William B. Robertson says Chicago twice daily service aims by August 1, 1928 with routes to Omaha and other cities planned. Lindbergh chairmanship of a technical committee is also noted in New York coverage.
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Unitec Prene
ST. Louis
St. Louy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
He’ Corporation
William B. Robertson
Chicago
Omaha
Meslen City
Lolly Grope
Harry H. Knight
Trans-Continental Air Transport, Inc
New York
Wall Street
Wright Motors
Curtiss
New York Stock Exchange
Congress Still Jammed by Grist of Bills in Session Endgame
Washington May 24 Congress nears session end bogged by dozen vetoes and a flood of bills. Major items awaiting signature include 150 million federal aid road program and 19 million for veterans care with Senate filibusters looming on Boulder Dam irrigation and power. Navy bill for 16 cruisers and one carrier faces Senate debate.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
United Presa
Boulder Dam
Senate
Jesser
House
Dale
Denson
Inland Waterways Corporation
Bil
Oddie
Italian Plan to Flight to Rome From New York
Cesare Sabelli, the Italian aviator linked to a mystery plane, announced he will depart from a Long Island airfield within a week for a nonstop night flight to Rome, aiming to clear conjecture in aeronautical circles.
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Rome
United Press
New York
Cesare Sabelli
Long Island
Pardon Board Debates Ridgway Case and Italian-French Feud
Harrisburg May 23 The pardon board weighs Lorenzo Monga Ridgway ex soldier whose 1922 second degree murder conviction may be overturned. Board notes his poor prison record and fears release would set a bad example. Parallel report of a New York Pennsylvania Paper Mill clash leaves bystander dead and two Italian families linked to the riot. Jury selection underway in Erie for payroll bandits Sam Francimore and Anthony Palsano who robbed Glise Driggs of 12 000. George and Mrs Reese visit Corry friends.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pardon Board
Lorenzo Monga
Ridgway
Elie County
Thos. J. Baldridg
Monen
Mouen
Gregory Monea
Lorenzo
Francesco
Italy
Jahasonburg
New York
Memes
Anit Mones
Sam Francimore
Anthony Palsano
Erie County Court
Glise Driggs
Erie County Electric Company
George Reese
Warren
Corry
Felenda
Dirigible Nobile Leaves for Pole Flight From Spitzbergen
General Umberto Nobile begins a third attempt toward the North Pole aboard the statia dirigible from Kings Bay Spitzbergen at 4 85 2 a m Weather is clear for departure and crew expresses confidence though Pole conditions are uncertain The craft aims to pass North Greenland and land near the Pole for on site observations with possible dog Tiana aboard as in prior expeditions
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United Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
May
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Statia
Nobile
Greenland
Pole
Tiana
Ile
Heavy fighting reported along wide front below Peking
May 23 London dispatches describe a major clash between Chinese Nationalists and northern forces. The front extends from Nankou Pass through Papting to Tsang-Chow near Peking with heavy fighting reported along the Peking Hankow railroad. Estimated forces include about 400000 on the attack and 200000 in defense, with over 220000 alleged for the invaders. Casualty details and tactics were not provided.
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United Press London
Peking
London
Chang Tso Lin
Chiang Kai Shek
Feng Yu Hsiang
Nankou Pass
Papting
Tsang-Chow
Tokin
Daily Mail
Wong
Chiang Jai Shee
Feng Yu Halang
Morning Post
Peking-Hankow
Bomb Outrage Kills Ten at Argentine Consulate
Ten people died when a bomb exploded at the Italian consulate passport offices in Buenos Aires at 11 41 am. Three died instantly, seven later in hospital. Four consulate staff and sixteen Italian immigrants were wounded in the blast.
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Unites Press Estenos Aires
Fire seriously damages East Church Street home
A blaze at Mrs. Mabel Messenger’s East Church Street residence caused heavy damage to the rear and porch. Estimated loss near 1200 dollars, insured. Fire started likely from a cigarette stub in a rear porch basket. neighbor raised the alarm as occupants were unsure of the danger. Firemen from box 18 contained the flames before major interior damage.
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Mabel Messenger
Ast Church Street
Hale Says Investigation Gave "Million Dollars" Publicity
Frank J. Hale publisher of Politics an anti Hoover weekly testified before the Senate Campaign Committee that the probe provided the paper with a million dollars worth of publicity. He denied others were interested and said he bears the $420 weekly cost alone. Hale called the investigation remarkable for the paper and the chairman acknowledged the service.
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Washington
Frank J. Hale
Politics
Senate Campaign Committee
Hale
Steiner
Nomination Approvals for Mississppi and Shipping Boards
Washington May 23 The Senate Commerce Committee approved Carleton W Sturtevant of New York for a Mississippi food control board seat and Samuel Sandberg of California for the United States Shipping Board, advancing nominations amid flood control board considerations.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Carleton W. Sturtevant
New York
Mississppi Food Control Board
Samlel
Sandberg
Galifornia
United States Shipping Board
Probe Launched Into Origin Of Deadly Gases In Hamburg
Hamburg May 23 doctors fought to save about 200 people struck by phosgene gas in a city suburb. Twelve died or later died and many hospital cases feared permanent injury. Officials probe supply origin, former owner Stolzenberger says gas was wartime stock. firms deny direct link and E G Farben denies producing it for use.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hamiairg
Residentis
Russia
Stollenberger
E.G. Farben Co
British coal magnate Buckland killed in Welsh accident
Lord Buckland, a leading coal mine owner and financier, died in a horse accident near Bucklands estate in Breconshire, on the eve of a major industrial merger with Sir Alfred Mond. With no son, his barony becomes extinct and he leaves five daughters.
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Newport
Wales
Lord Buckland
Bucklands
Bylch Breconshire
South Wales
Alfred Mond
Britain
Five Best Radio Features Tonight and Opera Listings
Tonight's radio schedule lists WOR with a program featuring Edna Thomas and cellist Felix Salmond in a dis ease themed set, plus Medley Operetta. WEAF presents the 9:30 PM Il Trovatore. W5% airs 8 PM M-Philco Light Opera Hour and WRVA Richmond shows 8:10 PM Bothichem Choir.
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Edna Thomas
Felix Salmond
WEAF
M—Philco
Wrva Richmond
Bothichem Choir
Coolidge Vetoes McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill
President Coolidge vetoed for the second time in two years the McNary Haugen farm relief bill aimed at stabilizing agriculture. No chance of passage over veto. Senate action would precede House. The measure would create a federal farm board to supervise surplus operations and fund loans and equalization fees, with a system to set surplus quantities and levy a stabilization tax on farmers.
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McNary
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Sens
Vnlu
Maltagetate
Surpius
Ideral
Farm — Board
Commodity Council
Smith Forces Victory In Southwest Texas Democratic Clash
Gay Smith supporters claim a future edge for New York governor in Texas convention as they win a district delegation plan. Moody faction seeks dry platform, while a dressing code clash triggers uproar among women delegates and heated exchanges over representation and seating.
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Smith
New York
Texas
Beaumont
Tex
Gay
al Smith
Dan Moody
Smith Coidio Dacy
Sandars
Palo Pittto
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Lindbergh
AIR Transport CO
Philadelphia
Ellwood B. Kirby
William’s. Vare
Atlantic
John Hartleb
Ity
Lorenzo’ Monga
King's Bay
Dad Wenthesiasa
Stotp
East Church Street
Flood Control Board Member
Gordon Shearer
Bo Tackson
Hillsboro
Majority Committee
Deni Sanders
Sanders
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