Wealthy R. J. Reynolds heir vanishes in New York City
Adlai R. Reynolds, 21, heir to tobacco fortunes, is missing fourteen days after last seen with a woman in a New York nightclub. Police traced his yellow imported roadster from Oyster Bay to Chicken Point Long Island where the car was salvaged, with no sign of him. The Reynolds Aircraft interests are noted in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Reynolds
New York City
Metropolis
Calted Provo
New York
J. Rey
Adlai
R. J Reynolds
Bacco
Winston Salent NC
Reynolds Akralyss Thos
Houston
Hueston
Oyster Bay
Points
Long Island
Fom Oyster Bay
Chicken Point
John Garlog
Reynolly
Trecescary
Teachers to Be Guests of Rotary Club
Members of the Board of Education and public schools staff will be guests at a Rotary Club dinner tonight at seven. Warren educator M. Deardorff, former superintendent, will be the speaker with a tailored talk and special music planned for the event.
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Rotary Club
Board of Education
Hotel Corry
Cire
Rotary
Olid
Corey
Rotarias
Ollock
Deardarif
Warren
Funeral of German Ambassador Von Maiean
Funeral services were held in Mecklenburg Germany for German ambassador to the United States Bara Ago von Maiean who was killed in an air plane crash. The death marks a major diplomatic loss for Germany and the United States as officials mourn the envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosslugkow
Mecklenburg
Bara
von Maiean
United States
Coolidge name crops up in New England coincidences
Boston dated dispatch notes two Coolidge coincidences in New England. In Leominster Massachusetts Calvin Coolidge was called for jury duty. In Groton Connecticut John Coolidge reportedly wed near Port Chester New York, but the groom was not the president’s relative.
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United
Boston
Coolidge
New England
Leominster
Mins
Calvin Coolidge
Tilesman
Groonlelt
John Goolidge
Port Chyster
N.Y
Mase Coolidie
Prison terms for pair caught here
George Turner of Titusville was jailed for nine to eighteen months for copper wire theft from a Titusville plant. Charles Reagle received six months to four years in the Allegheny workhouse with costs. Arthur Walters, 16, also faces juvenile court action. Additional defendants, Charles Ainsworth and Arthur Myers, received four months each for liquor violations and county jail costs.
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George Turner
Titusville
Western Penitentiary
Thomas
Prather
Meadville
Charles Reagle
Alleghenie
Arthur Walters
Furlhe Prather
Torry
Sepinta
Sparangburg
Farn
Titueville
Key
Charles Ainsworth
Arthur Myers
Little Gooley
Crawford County
Youths Held for Issuing Fraudulent Checks
Paul Willis, a young man from near Titusville, used a penmanship trick to forge checks in the city. He was jailed on charges of issuing fraudulent checks and bound over to county court. He returned to the city, left again, and was expected to be taken to Erie for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Willis
Titusville
Paul
Wewaa
Willis
Pau
Willis Sill
Erie
Gary Students Strike Over Negro Transfer to Emerson High
Striking pupils at Emerson High in Gary protest the transfer of 24 black students to their school. About 800 white students march, jeer, and gather in the yard and nearby park. Teachers warn, a civic conference is planned this afternoon, and a student meeting forms an organization.
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Gary
United Prom
Indy
Emerson High School
Schol
Thant Side
Offic
Lloyd
Williams
Naito
Bsfog Kant
Achool
Three Killed in Dunmore Mine Blast
Three men died and an unknown number were injured in a dynamite explosion at Spencer shaft mine in Dunmore at 1 pm. Identified victims include Thomas Phithin of Dunmore and a Parry of Elmhurst, Pa. Investigators confirm hospital checks underway as cause remains undetermined.
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United Prose Scranton
Spencer Shaft
Dunmore
Thos. Phithin
Parry
Elmhurst
Ttiai
Broken Tine Continues In Coal Fields
Ashland Pa September report shows the anthracite sector in a long slump with miners averaging three workdays per week in September after a brief August revival. Blame focuses on the 1925-1920 strike and lost Great Lakes trade, prompting a district meeting of miners operators and business leaders led by United Mine Workers officials.
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United Cross
Ashland
Pennsylvania
Miies
Great Lakes
Grant Lakes
Aly
Destrict
Hastewon
Pottaville
Tambqus
Shamokin
United Mine Workers of
Amerirhn
Successor to Judge Gary May Named Today
U S Steel directors meet after market close to select a new chairman to replace the late Judge Bibert Hylary. Dwight Morrow’s ambassadorial nomination to Mexico narrows candidates. Myron Taylor Nathan Miller James A Farrell among possibles. Morgan abroad, Baker absent. decision likely by October meeting. Farrell leads duties as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Swee Corporation
Bibert Hylary
Coolidge
Dwight Morrow
Mex
Ico
Financial
Myron €. Taylor
Steel Corporation
Farrell
Official Count Shows No Shift in Local Elections
County advices state the official count matches the Journal’s tally for local contests. City council results list England 383, Howard 219, Smith 212, Starr 409, Weaver 198, Lille 49, Kelly 4 with Democratic votes and similar party tallies. School director race mirrors the same totals, while the Republican ticket led by Curtis 604 against Barnes 388 and Democratic Smith 185.
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Omimissignirs
Ene
England
Howard
Smith
Hillie
Starr
Kelly
Weaver
Democratic
Lille
Tean
Curtis
Smith Barnes
Prohibition
Barnes
Legionnaires Visit Italy in 1920s Tour Welcome
In Pisa Italy on September 2, American Legion commander's party arrived from Genoa and were greeted by King Victor and local officials. The Prefect and Podenta welcomed the victors at the railway station, with hundreds of Loyal War veterans Fascist militiamen and military authorities present. King Victor hosted a reception at the palace and the group were luncheon guests at the town hall.
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Pisa
Italy
Genoa
Victor
San Rossere
Podenta
Vinter Recele
Delone Found Guilty of Embezzlement in $700,000 Case
Charles A. Delone was found guilty on all twelve counts in the Commonwealth Trust Company embezzlement scheme. Six counts involved conspiracy and six charge aiding a bank officer, with the jury delivering verdict after deliberating since yesterday afternoon.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Chas. A. Delone
Commonwealth Trust Company
Inauguration of New President and Student Council
Ceremonies at Senior High School inaugurated the new Student Council president Carl Sickler for 1997-2 term. Principal Howard J. Sheen and Mrs. B.C. Barnes led the event with oath, speeches, and music by a Senior class, a trombone, and a comet solo. Community leaders urged cooperation for a successful self governing body.
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Carl Sickler
Frcalty
Rebscca Hess
Nellie Titus
Howard J. Sheen
Mra. B.C. Barnes
Board of Education
Sheen
Thnouslounsibt
Lyle Shase
Alfred VanDreser
Frank Ferry
Elwood Pitchford
O. K Murray
Samiari
America
Washington Street resurfacing blocked by funds
City Council met at the Municipal building to consider resurfacing Washington Street from First Avenue to Washington Street. A bid from the contractor already resurfacing North Century Street was reported but funds were lacking, keeping the proposal from acceptance. The pavement is in deplorable condition after years of neglect, with repairs planned by the city force and additional fixes targeted for East Main Street holes and a hazardous stretch near Highman Hollow.
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Washington Street
First Avenue
Centut Street
Orark Council
East Main Street
Community Chest records show need for $15,500 and ongoing drive
The Community Chest report for the past year outlines receipts of 11 788.76 in pledges and 1 1449 2 in cash. Disbursements include hospital and Salvation Army aid, children's services, Nurse program costs, and salaries. A subsequent meeting voted to continue the campaign until the $13 500 quota is met, with leaders urging renewed contributions.
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Community Chest
A. G. Postlethwaite
E. B. Gilbertson
GK. G. Barker
West
Mistes Whiteley
Smith
BOTAE
Bante
Chest Seorkers
Floods Drown Scores Across Rhine Valley and Alps
By United Press London dispatches report severe floods sweeping Germany Austria Switzerland and northern Italy. The Upper Rhine and its tributaries rose sharply with Neckar near Jagsttal rising six feet in 24 hours. Eight drownings reported in Oberland and Grisons canyons. railways suspended and bridges washed out. High waters from Bavarian Alps rivers flowed into the Po and Seriana valleys. Chiavenna affected as Mera rose and damaged homes. Relief efforts underway across affected regions.
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United Press
London
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Upper Rhine
Neckar
Jagstrale
Zurich
Oberland
Grisons
Munich
Bavarian Alps
Paar
Seriana
Chiavennia
Mera
Severa
Hausey
Upsets Mark Primary Shakeups in Pennsylvania Republican ranks
United Press reports primary results spark realignment in Pennsylvania Republicans with old line leaders displaced in several counties. Expected senatorial contest shapes a fight over Warren Ware seating as Wilson challenges. Democratic factions show little activity ahead of spring primary and national convention delegates.
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Jid
Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Yeir Apo
Hye Exme
United States
David Reed
Wim S. Ware
Senate
Vaire
Kingben's Case Again Argued in St Joseph
Kingben's case against dissolution of the House of David colony was argued to prevent its end. King Benjamin Parnell, bedridden with tuberculosis, is opposed by Wilbur Brucker who called him a fraud and licentious under religious guise as attorneys argued before Judge Lewis He Fead. Mrs Eugene Miller and daughter and Dr Edgar A Parking of Tachusapolis are visiting Unibr City for a brief visit.
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United Press
St, Joseph
Mich
Benjamin Parnell
House of David
Parnell
Wilbur Brucker
Lewis
Eugene Miller
Edgar A. Parking
Jin
Tachusapolis
Unibr City
Wednesday radio features and listings across stations
Radio listings show WEAF prime time hookups with 99. m Eyer and 10 p programs, WIZ evening lineup featuring Strombere and Carlson, plus WCEO Minneapolis St Paul and WCX Detroit listings. Opera The Mikado schedules appear, indicating pauses in late evening air time.
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WEAF
Strombere
Carlson
WCEO
Minneapolis St. Paul
Opera
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Aliie
Clara J Kelly
Buthlo
U.S. Steel Corporation
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Prous
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Score
Rhine Valley
Kingben
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