Summer safety warning lists do's and don'ts for children
New York July 1 The Safety Institute of America warns that about 6,000 children could be killed and 100,000 injured in summer accidents nationwide unless guardians improve supervision. The group highlights fire drowning and car crashes as major dangers and offers vacation safety tips for teachers and parents including water rescue basics and supervising plays near streets.
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New York
United States
Safety Institute of America
Institute
Woman Senatorial Hopeful Denounces Party Attacks
Mrs Watts Brown denies editorial claims about her race for the Senate. She asserts she entered to avoid factional fights and urges the Democratic Women to mobilize. She cites Governor Cornwell and Senator Chilton, denies support from Watson or Shaver, and calls for fair play in the primary. The note also includes a brief accident report and Fourth of July safety guidance.
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C. L. Shaver
Senator Watson
Mr. Shaver
Sugar St
Senate
Senator Chilton
Chilton
We Ware
C. W. Watson
John Cornwell
Cornwell
Bes
Cornne G
Shaver Watson
Democratic Party
Wilson
Newberry
League of Nations
West Virginia
Mason-Dixon Line
Mississippi
Fis
Gay Brown
Izetta Brown fires bomb at Sen Chilton in West Virginia
Kingwood, West Virginia July letters reveal Izetta Brown seeking the Democratic nomination for US Senate accuses former Senator William Chilton of disrespecting her candidacy. She says Chilton claimed support from C. W. Watson and Clem L. Shaver, which she denies consulting them about her announcement.
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Izetta Brown
Sen. Chilton
Kingwood
W. Va
Irs
William Gay Brown
United States
William Chilton
Chilton
C. W. Watson
Clem L. Shaver
Wheeling
Senator Chilton
Cook Hospital
Charleston Gazette
Safety on 4th urged to save lives this year
New York July 3 A plea by the Safety Institute of America urges a safe Independence Day celebration. It warns that without greater care this year about 130 persons could be killed and 3 000 injured in fireworks accidents nationwide.
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Institute
New York
The
Safety Institute of America
Night flying inaugurated in England
Night flying between England and France was inaugurated this month, with the first London to Paris night flight leaving Croydon at ten and landing in Paris after midnight. General Brancker and Colonel Blandy led the crew, amid Croydon’s glow of searchlights and navigational lights. He predicted regular passenger night flights soon but noted the need for improved wireless weather reporting and better lighting for intermediate nodes before full operations.
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London
England
France
Paris
Ten Oelk
Cief
W. 8. Brancker
L. F. Blandy
Croydon
Brancker
Margelilis
Civil Aviation
Secretary Davis Gives Warning To Coal Men
Washington July 3 AP reports tight lines formed as bituminous coal operators and United Mine Workers representatives met with Secretaries Hoover and Davis for a third time to seek a settlement of the coal strike. Both sides reaffirmed firm stances on wage scales with government urged to propose a settlement, while potential openings for non-union mines were discussed as adjournment loomed.
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Washington, D.C
Coal Miners
Hoover
Davis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Cog
Pennsylvania
Central Coal Fields
Labor
Washington
Harding
Marion
Alfred Ogle
National Coal Association
Washington, D
Miners
Pated
Gener
Joseph Pursglover
Cleveland
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
United Mine Workers of
Mid-West
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Dr. Percy Goff Dies of Heart Attack in Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg West Virginia July 4 Dr Percy Goff son of late Senator Nathan Goff collapsed and died in his Waldo hotel room at 2 20 pm The physician pronounced death from a heart attack The death occurred while he was preparing for an ocean voyage to join his wife Miss Bassett in Paris The body was examined and hurried to the morgue with local authorities noting his final illness and collapse after complaints of not feeling well
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Percy Goff
United States
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
Waldo
Miss Bassett
Paris
Nathan
Europe
Goff
Takelaig
New York
Waldo Hotel
James W. Wooddell
Gof
Bell Boy
Earl Jones
Tor
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