Illinois River Overflows Threaten Union City After Fatal Accident
A Union City boy dies after a Illinois River flood event causes a car crash on a run, injuring Vitaie John Mil teh and others. Corry driver Himvely stopped. rescue and burial details follow. Funeral plans set for Monday at two o'clock from M. Fogurels, Evergreen vein.
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Illinois
Union City
von Elm
Jones
Vitaie
John Milteh
Rvenpold von Ol
Fred Miller
Ust Miah Street
Union Choy
Sue Way
Fis Howe
Realilt
Gor Ty Hospital
Tiehoy Wits Atric Kiya
Hetoy
Hetoy Bee Ing, Ageomwanied By Renputh Hateht, Ake of Corry
Che
Corry
Woouigg Miller
Ag Dupin Wah
Ete
Ete Healdestus Parents, Mya Mra Vey Miller, Residing At LO Kase Tigh Street
Jae
Nome
Osborne
M. Fogurels
Coolidge Return Trip Draws Crowds Across Route
United Press reports President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge traveling home aboard the presidential train. Crowds greet along stations as the train proceeds toward Washington with brief pauses for greetings. The schedule remains tight and the train is to reach Jersey City near sundown and Washington before midnight.
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United Press
Coolidge Spee
Wasiington
Crowes
Coolidge
Washington
Mir Adrondaak
Tony
Neas Bank
Mutts Tiver
White Pine Camp
Brice Marton
Tersey City
Sundown
Wainy
New Yorks
Mnidaishi
Three Die in Rock Falls at Pennsylvania Coal Mine
Scranton Sept 14 Three men were killed and one injured in a former mine of the Pennsylvania Coal Company at Beaver today due to a fall of rock. The dead are James Toltose a miner David Owens a laborer and Jolay Peitry a laborer. All victims were married.
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Scranton
Pennaytvania Coal Company
Bexetor
Jamen Toltise
David Owens
Aird Boas
Joly Peitry
Florida Coast Towns Menaced by Gales
Sept 18 Washington reports a powerful hurricane near Miami with Miami itself unheard from. Jacksonville observers confirm winds so strong a man cannot stand. Nassau, Bolinas, and other Bahamas towns likely struck yesterday. Storm to sweep Southern Florida and into the Gulf.
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Florida
United Press
Washington
Miami
Nassau
Bolimas
Gulf of Mexico
Special Agriculture Programs Planned for Farmers
One hundred railway stations nationwide will begin broadcasting agriculture programs for farmers on October 1. Stations will air noon day flashes, farm features, and a weekly Farm Weekly Digest. Special radio “schoolmasters” will teach farm matters and mail lessons to students as well as radio lessons.
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United Press
Washington
Sam
Sammy
Ain Edilene
Gorsline to unveil Jersey slaying tale in court
United Prof SOMPRVILLE NJ reports Gorsline plans to reveal the secret of an alleged affair and murder tied to Rev Edward Whdl and Mira Eleanor Milly. The hearing in Oyer and Terminer yesterday saw Mrs Mall and relatives plead not guilty as prosecutors hint accessory charges.
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United
Somprville
Edward W Hdl
Mira Eleanor Milly
Clair Singer
Ralph V. Gorshite
Vesteyman
Mall
Perny Decaurse
Molly Anurder
Milla
Sline
Brances Stevens
Ale Hall
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Lilly
Henry
Willie Stevsens
Henry de la Proyere Carpender
Alexander Simp
Speviag
Ynite
Deferiss
Simpson's
Daugherty Conspiracy Trial Ties Rise Of Waugherty
New York report notes the Daugherty Viller conspiracy trial nears a connection to Harry M. Waugherty. Evidence shows Smith and Daugherty aided by Justice Department officials in New York visits linked to the American Metal Company assets seized as alien property. The government prepares to follow $141,000 paid by Morton to King in the next week.
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United Press
New York
Daugherty Viller
Harry M. Waugherty
Wise
Jesse Smilth
Dinigherty
Department of Just
Department of Just Thce Hightings
Abd
Snath
Daugherty
Department of Justice Fies
Smith
Thos
W. Miller
Formic Ohe
Thiugherty
Morton
Fea
Suspect Nitro Stolen by Yeggs
Reports say dynamite and nitroglyerine were stolen from a magazine near Oil City. Postal inspectors suspect a former criminal tied to Kane cases may be involved and an early safe cracking job could be planned in the area. An investigation is under way.
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Oil City
Kane
Din City
Iitro
Miss Myrrie Becomes Harrisburg Newspaper Proof Reader
Miss Myrrie, daughter of Hershey Chocolate Company’s vice president, applied in Harrisburg for a newspaper proof reader position. The Columbia School of Journalism graduate seeks the job to begin a journalism career.
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United Frew Tarrisburg
Esso Martin
Hershey Chocolate Company
Hershey
Myrrie
Harrisburne Newanapar
Lia
Reorganization of Chamber May Be Attempted
Past leaders of the Chamber of Commerce conduct a quiet survey to learn if merchants and business owners favor reviving reorganization efforts. A earlier movement led by Frank J. Green of the State Chamber of Commerce was reported, with a fall return promised to assist. The survey seeks to determine whether to proceed now or delay until conditions improve for the dormant body.
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Toval Chamber of Comimette
Chambier
J. Green
Organization Bureau of the
State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Green
Judge Linked With Coast Expose in McPherson Case
Los Angeles reports three suspects were arrested on conspiracy charges involving evangelist Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. Bonds set at 2600 dollars each as Mrs McPherson and Mrs Kennedy surrendered. judge Cuslas Hardy questioned over a letter found with Ray McKinley in a prior car crash linked to alleged fake kidnappers.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Keennedy
Mes McPherson
Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman -Sielaff
Kenneth Ormiston
Angelus Temple
John Doe Martin
Ray McKinley
McKinley
McPherson
Shank Dies For Dual Murder At Nevada Penitentiary
Ray F Shank, who killed his wife and son, faced execution at the state penitentiary after months of confinement. He showed no emotion as witnesses described the grim morning gallows scene and his daughter’s evidence helped convict him. Ruth Mangan, formerly of Philadelphia, was mentioned in the chaotic incident.
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Wanon
Carson City
Ray F Shank
Shank
State Penitentiary
Ruth Mangan
Franklin children escape fire in home tragedy
United Press reports a Franklin Pennsylvania incident where a five year old boy and his sister, Betty, aged 5, narrowly escaped a house fire after a match set the curtains alight. Neighbors and firefighters extinguished the blaze that engulfed the room and nearly trapped them. The children's actions and the narrow escape were noted in the morning incident.
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Franklin
United Press
Pall McDosiald
Pilar
Matchis
Betty
Laymen's Assn Officers Named At Oil City Conference
The closing session of the Laymen's Association of Conference Name of the Methodist Church at Oil City announced officers: President ED Welch Westfield. Assistant Secretary LW Freas. Treasurer W. Tahoe New Castle. Vice Presidents from Clarion, Erie, Meadville, and New Castle districts. The Women’s Missionary Society reported contributions of 45.58 for the year. New deacons ordained included Edith Mae Bell, Job Ellis, Thomas Uh, and W. Young. Several candidates were admitted as receivers on trial, with assignments to first year studies. The Bishop was asked to assign two young men without appointments to attend conferences.
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Methodist Church
Oil City
Welch
Westfield
Ted Mills
DuBous
Freas
Due Hols
W. Tahoe
New ‘Astle
Clarion District
Arnold
Brie
Bidine
Tadig
Mir Edith Mae Bel
Westfield Chastoms
Job Ehlis
Wattsburg
Thomas Uh
Jointeen
Clarinn
W . Young
West Springfeld
Janes A. Averill
Bilett
Arthur B Coley
New Richmond
Raymond Hirst
Ary Roliseh
Lortsille
Witlagl Tarote Sloan
Wallace Foxy
New Castle
Rayman Mb Squires
Rvonp
Meio
Cory Ulailessy
Man Topenves
Dale Tastell
Wayne Street
Areer
Contesthops
Bruce Middaugle
Milo M_ Mook
Lee DL
Smith Raymond
MM Squires
Dale Tarts
Broadcasting is Uncertain Plans for Dempsey Tunney Fight
United Press reports Col. John Hammond says he cannot confirm arrangements to transfer broadcasting rights for the Dempsey Tunney fight to private interests. He notes the formal contract has not been signed and details remain undecided.
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United Pros
New York
John Hammond
Tex Rickard
Pittsburgh theft report on car battery incident
United Press reports Frank eaten 22 of Sharpsburg jailed for 50 to 80 cents in the jail terms after a rush to steal a battery from a wrecked automobile on Washington Boulevard. Police observed the suspect fleeing with the battery near a garage and a former location, with the owner noting the machine left unattended.
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Pittsburgh
Frankeaten
Sharpsburg
Frankstown
Washington Boulevard
Dan Gulver
Davintet
Sean
Youngaville
Parasa
White
Mexico Moves to Exterminate Bandit Gangs
Mexico imposes severe measures against bandits after the kidnapping and killing of Jacob Rosenthal, a New York businessman. Officials say the Rosenthal case spurred a crackdown in Morales state while foreigners flee resort areas. The United States seeks punishment for all involved as government actions affect travel and clergy restrictions rise.
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Mexico
aSve
Cilerniavars
Necansé
Mnenave
Dovernment
Jacob Rosenthal
New York
Palice
Vandi
Rosenthal
Witrestiatts
Te Balbe
Wood
Mitre
United States
Arthur Lane
Emlins
Bobby Jones Trails Von Elm In American Amateur Start
California’s George Von Elm led Bobby Jones one down after the first 15 holes of the American Amateur Championship at Baltusrol. Von Elm found the greens with long putts and steady drives, while Jones showed solid distance but trailed in this opening round as the two top players exchanged pars and key shots.
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von Elm
Jones
Paul W. White
United Press
Baltusros Country Club
Sport Miller
George von Elm
California
Bobby Jones
Alifon Muin
Atlanta
Worl
Vor Ems
Dar
Tories
Hole von Lm
Bobby
Bahamas Hit Hard by Hurricane Kingsius
United Press reports from Kingston Jamaica on September 18 that the Bahamas suffered extensive destruction with many buildings demolished and few left standing. No loss of life was reported though the food supply is low. Tap island lies about 180 miles north of Santa Demings.
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Kingsius
Jamaica
Turk's
Bahamas
Tapisland
Santa Demings
Five Best Radio Features Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented listing shows stations and times for Today’s Five Best Radio Features. Newark IA broadcasts at 8 p m eastern daylight with features including Pinals and golf championship coverage. WSB Atlanta and WGRS New York present programs in late evening slots.
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WOR
Newark
WSB
Atlanta
Central Standard
Rogers
WGRS
New York
WLS Chridge
WDAF
Kansas City
Path of Flood Ruins City and Farmland Across States
Floods and rising waters threaten towns along the Illinois river and tributaries. In Jacksonville residents warn 7,000 in the city as the levee holds against overflow while vast corn belts suffer six to eight feet of inundation, with crops ruined and families evacuated. Skunk river floods near Burlington cover four feet of cornfields after days of rain.
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Beardsiuns
Ilinois
Sangamon
Jacksonville
Tlyois
Tinole
Burlington
Rumored Japan assassination plot denied
A UK embassy luncheon at the British embassy near Tokyo involved a reported knife throw at Crown Princess Louise of Sweden. The incident, which allegedly struck Roger Tilley, was denied by the British embassy and Tokyo police, who said no such act occurred.
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Dnitea
Toray
Japan
Coolie
Royity
United States
Louise
Sweden
Roger Tilley
Gustavus Adolphus
Louise of
Tiley
United Press
Foreign Office
Metropolitan Police
Tokio
Earth Tremors Shake Oaxaca Town
Earth tremors of great intensity were felt in Pinotepena Oaxaca on Friday causing inhabitants to observe from their homes. Tremors lasting about 35 seconds were recorded by government officials.
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Domearess Mexico
City
Segit
Pinotepena
State of
Oaxaca
Selecicysaly
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