Wrecked Plane Found Near Uniontown Pa
Lieutenant Bayley located a wrecked Army plane and the bodies of Privates Emory and Zollman a few miles from Uniontown. The victims were en route from Washington to Columbus, Ohio. search efforts involved Burgess Field and Coroner Baltz, with further reports from Bolling Field and Uniontown.
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Washington
Columbus
Uniontown
United Prem
Eugene Av. Bayley
Burgiss Wield
Fe Ro Emory
William C Zoltan
Bayley
Arays Fiers
Choptant Ridge
Unionteryn
Somerfield Page
Urges Field
S. A. Baltx
Oranh
Liitt
Zollman
Emory
Ohio
Ife
Bolling Pier
Fiera Satuday
Cumberland
Uniontoven
May Byrne
Somefield
Burgess Field
Hiey
Mirane
Mrs Jennie Hoenes Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Jennie M Hoenes wife of Fred C Hoenes 425 North Center street died Sunday afternoon after an illness since September 1st She was born in this city July 14 1871 and lived here all her life A member of the Episcopal church she is survived by her husband four children two sisters and two brothers Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 oclock at the late home with burial in Pine Grove cemetery Rev J As Martin of Wesfield will officiate
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Jennie M. Hoenes
Fred C Hoenes
North Center Street
Hoenes
Episcopal Church
Uenty
Honye
I Kong
A. Martin
Cony
Row
Eg Cremey
Nik
Ping Grove
Ite Tate
Leland Schrambling Death Shocks Small Town
Leland Morell Schrambling died Saturday at age 105 years and 17 days after a sudden illness in Corry. He lived there eighteen years and left a widow and one daughter New Hazel Swarm. The report notes a ghastly public procession and mentions a Chinese scholar among victims in a grim burial scene at Ping Grove cemetery.
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Leland Morell Schrambling
Corry
Schrambling
Columbus Township
Howe
Prince of Wales Thrown From Horse During Fox Hunt
The Prince of Wales was unseated when his horse tripped on a rail during a Quorn fox hunt. He fell head first into mud but was reported unhurt after mounting another horse and continuing the chase. Nearby riders feared serious injury, recalling Lady Victoria’s fox hunting death last Saturday.
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United
Prom
Melton Mowsray
England
Prince of Wiles
Wales
Victoria’ Butlack
Hongkong
Earl of Derby
Haifng
Loktung
South-hin
Mulsadrachy
Saraceno Given Six Months In Allegheny Workhouse
Ralph Saraceo of Corry pled guilty to a prohibition violation and was sentenced to pay a $500 fine and serve six months in the Allegheny County Workhouse. He faced related charges linked to a raid network and illicit liquor operations west of the city. Walter Ross, convicted in the same inquiry, was sentenced to a $100 fine and an indeterminate period in jail.
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Suage U. 1
Guily
Fay
Ralph Saraceo Af Corry
Allegheny County
Susaveno
Tle
West Mai
Bee
Union City
Walter Ross
Corivicind Af
Wis
Heavy rains flood lowlands and nearby creeks nationwide
Weekend rains caused extensive flooding in western New York and western Pennsylvania. Creeks and rivers rose high, with Hunts Creek and the Allegheny swelling four feet overnight. High water closed highways and stranded motorists across Erie county, Mount Morris area, Franklin, and surrounding flats and lowlands.
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Dowlands
Hare Creek
Spring Creek
Cory
Eric
Corry
Warren
Warren Highway
Buffalo
New York
Attica
Alexandria
Erie County
Tonawanda Creek
Mount Morris
Genesee
Sparta
Groveland
Franklin
Allegheny
Jana
Allegheny River
Ford unveils low priced car with four wheel brakes
Henry Ford announced details of a new automobile featuring a low price, 60 mile per hour speed, four wheel brakes, and multiple color options. He claimed in a national advertisement the car would be affordable to workers, with in-house steel and glass production and no profit on components, signaling a shift from Model T. The campaign builds toward a full unveiling Friday.
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United Pros
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Aity
Ford
Forte
Colonel Bullock to Address Rotary Club
Lieut John Cymore Bullock of Southend will address the Rotary Club at the regular weekly meeting in the Hotel Gorry at twelve noon Col Bullock will discuss his talk Weaving the Fabric of Liberty and hopes a full membership will be present at the gathering
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John. Cymore Bullock
Southend Ind
Rotary Club
Gorry
Col. Bullock
Tyrd
Two Fatal and Five Hurt In Nearby Auto Crashes
A double series of wrecks left two dead and five injured. Miss Dorothy Grant, 33, died after a Pleasantville crash near Meadville. Miss Grant’s sister, Mrs. Glen Grant, is a former Washington High principal. In Adamsville area, Roland F.H. Sait, 40, died from injuries after a family car collision. An alleged drunken driver in a Greenville incident caused multiple injuries among four others. The county coroner opened cases as investigators reviewed witness accounts and vehicle details.
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Andy
Guerdhis Weekmar
Jorailis Grant
Arbusgillié Hospitil
resiiTbul
Roland Smith
Wester
Gear Oility
Grant
Glenni Grant
Wasington
Olio
Bitte
Meadville
Roland FH. Sait
Fred Smith
Wesley
Charles
Atmont
Pranklin
Daver
Bleck
Pleasantville
A. R. Lufgrep
Jamestown
N.Y
M Grants
Greenville
Pittsburgh
Gonna Lake
Adamsville
To & Émih Seday
Thomas Jostes
Hartstown
Tusserigers
Jones
Culvert
City
Enelngar CP
Clark
Af Greene Willer
Carl Riltig
Mendyilic
Echendott
Pharenge Patton
Bills
OK. Whitmer
Fred Shafur
George Allen
Mirry Rherry
Mrs. Jones
Billig
Ther Pasty
High Court Dismisses Appeal of Rich Youth
The Michigan high court rejects the appeal of a young man linked to a life sentence for an affidavit case involving a pupil from Hat Hown. The case centers on a youthful defendant and a homicide linked incident.
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High Court
Aulse
Radio program list from TONICHTS and networks
A fragmented radio schedule lists TONICHTS five best features and a lineup including General Motors Family Party, John Charles Thomas, Mariane Weber, and the Gypsies at various stations. It notes time slots around 1 PM and 8:80 PM with WEAF, WOR, and other affiliates.
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General Motors
Frite Huugh
John Charles Thomas
Mariane
Weber
Two Men Die In Love Field Plane Crash
United Press reports two men died at Love Field Dallas when a small airplane plunged thirty feet, burst into flames, and crashed. The deceased were Jack Gage an aviation instructor at the field and James A Gillespie a student.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Love Field
Jack Gage
James A. Gillespie
Final School Board Session Heads Thursday Meeting
City Council works on the 1928 budget while the Board of Education holds its final session Thursday in the Library basement. Retiring members E Barnes and Harrison Keppel are to be replaced by Dr Hi Curtis and Harry Smith as newly elected directors. The new board will organize next week and a 1928 budget ordinance, including tax levy and salaries, is expected for first reading. Health officials report five new whacking pest cases under quarantine, plus three pneumonia cases, with standard quarantine rules in force.
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Board of Education
E.2 Barnes
Mies
FG Barnes
Harrison TL Keppel
Hi. A. Curtis
Harry Smith
Serioul
Whickenpest
Tosepuder
Heals
Oliver Tipton
Sipal
Health Board
Reduction To Go Into Effect Next March
House Ways And Means Committee rejects the Democratic delay proposal on a 15 to 10 vote. The plan calls for a 8-1 percent reduction in federal income taxes for all corporations to begin next March, with Republicans voting down the delay. The committee also approves lowering insurance taxes from 12 to 11 percent and will continue work on the bill Thursday or Friday.
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House Ways and Means Committee
House
Ways and Means
Chatman
Green Ani
Father and Sons Banquet Tuesday at MLE Church
A Tatler and Sons banquet will be held in the MLE Church dining room on Presday evening for the fathers and sons of the church at 7 o'clock. All men and boys of the church are urged to attend this dinner served by Gold en Links and Doreas Sunday School classes. A program with entertainment will follow the meal. Prof. Darling of Allegheny College Meadville will address the meeting.
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Tatler and Sons
Ollock
Golden Links
Doreas
Darling
Actence
Allegheny
College
Meadville
Arbuckle S outfit sparks Pittsburgh permit clash
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle faced a pivotal day in Pittsburgh as officials warned the Leien Theatre that the city permit would be revoked if the feature act with Arbuckle proceeded this week. Arbuckle’s appearance was planned for this afternoon along the Loow valley circuit if authorization stood.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
of & Leien Theatre
Jas. B. Clark
Public Safety
Arbuckle
Jone Four
Loow Vailville
Cirewit
Latest war scare loses menace in Europe report
United Press reports from London that after three days of worldwide publicity Europe’s latest war scare appears to have lost its menace. Statesmen say no country ready for war. Lithuania and Poland deny aggressive action and place responsibility on others.
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United Preas
London
Europe
Poland
Borh
First Ward Child Burned In Home Accident
A one and a half year old boy, Jack Scott, son of Mrs Oscar Scott of East Main Street, suffered serious burns to his lips and legs after stepping into a pan of hot water while his mother was cooking. He was taken to the court house hospital where his condition improved significantly the next day and he is expected to be well enough to return home soon.
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Jack
Oscar Scott
East Main Street
Missing youth search after crossing accident in Meadville
Police hunt for Jad, a youth from a Lutheran home near Meadville, who disappeared after returning in a Fond car with New York plates. He had visited Warren relatives and was later involved in a crash at a private grade crossing when a freight locomotive struck the vehicle. Authorities seek clues to ownership of the car and the youth’s whereabouts as three people were injured.
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Meadville
Warren
Phanksgivirng
Earhy
New York
United Press
York
Mead
Crailroads
Jefferson Coperihrayh
Tragic Train Yard Accident in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on Saturday night Jol Glover, 35, a freight bike rider, was run over by a caboose in the Pennsylvania railroad yards after he tried to switch a switch. He died ten minutes later at a hospital. Both legs were severed by the wheels.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jol Glover
Tan
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