Edison Plans Trip For Boys To Coney Island
UWE Orange New Jersey July 29 Edison plans a trip to Coney Island for 49 boys striving for his antia perotarranty. Eight boys arrived from 48 states and the District of Columbia to take an examination. After the exam, some may continue technical work or serve as potential assistants to Edison. The group will depart by bus to New York City for recreation and a winner will be announced.
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UWE
Key Island
New York
Fragmentary list of ship victims and survivors from Lake incident
OCR fragment lists casualties and survivors including Capt. T. J. Waage and several Cleveland and Sandusky crew members. Names such as Arthur Wilters Carl Beechele and Ned De Mar appear among the lost, with others like Hobart Lange and Jiving Chlemacher reported saved. The piece also references party leadership and a dispute over electing a chairman.
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Botiinuea
Donnelly
Thoss
T. J. Waage
Cleveland
Matt Enline
Arthur Wilters
Carl Beechele
Sandusky
Ralph Weiss
Ned de Mar
Bay City
Mic
O.falter Zeck
Kur Stamm
Fess Support Emerges Amid Party Delays in Election
The party confirms 122 supporters by region with Ontario leading at 60, Quebec 26, Maritime provinces 23, plus smaller totals for Manitoba Saskatchewan 5 Alberta 4 British Columbia 6 Yukon 1. MacKenzie King’s resignation triggers anticipated Bennett cabinet change as Conservative leaders promise tariff protection amid Quebec upset.
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Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon
MacKenzie King
Bennett
Calgary
Nova Saptly
Withdrawals clear fields in Kentucky primaries
Paducah July 29 Raymond B. Dycus Smithland withdrew from the race for congress in the first district leaving the field open to W Voris Gregory Democrat incumbent in the November election. Similar withdrawals in districts two and three assure Democratic incumbents reelection. in district five all Democrats pulled out except Maurice H Thatcher Republican incumbent. Charles W Barrett Socialist Labor will run in November. H A T Rosenberg threatened suit to place him on the Republican ticket. Executive committee recommended withdrawals to aid senatorial candidates.
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Paducah
Raymond B. Dycus
Smithland
Congress
W. Voris Gregory
David H. Kinchelo
Madisonville
John W. Moore
Morgantown
Maurice H. Thatcher
Louisville
Charles W. Barrett
H. A. T. Rosenbeg
Executive Committee
Arrests Break Narcotics Ring
Washington dispatch reports acting Narcotics Director Harry J. Anslinger announced division agents arrested the ringleaders of several gangs importing narcotics valued in the millions from Turkey. Twenty arrests were made as agents traced a network starting two months earlier amid undercover drug sales.
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Washington
Harry J. Anslinger
Turkey
Bank Robbery Hits Montorency County Bank for $15000
Hillman Michigan July 29 two men kidnapped cashier William Niergarth at his home then forced him to the Montorency County Savings Bank to steal about 15000 in cash and securities. Niergarth and farmer William Studt were inside during the heist as the robbers fled in a car later found with evidence pointing to local farmers joining a large search party.
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Hillman, Mich
Montorency
County Savings Bank
William Niergarth
Niergarth
Yalut
William Studt
Time Bomb Explosion Kills Man In N J
A man was killed at the Home and Embroidery factory of Leo Waldyke in New Jersey when a suspected time bomb exploded. The victim was 40 year old Peter Brone, found among bricks. Waldyke was held for questioning.
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N. J
South Iver
Leo Waldyke
Peter Brone
Windyke
Pickens to Open B and C Headquarters at Gratton
S W Pickens named traveling freight agent for Baltimore and Ohio railroad will base in Gratton after moving from Buffalo. He is a former West Virginian who worked in Weston and Elkins. Grafton movements include executives Emmerson Gibson and H R Gibson assisting in the transition. Special cars and limited trains will carry delegates to conventions and encampments, with No 2 August 22 Cincinnati to carry a special chartered by the International Federation of Catholic Alumna.
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S. W. Pickens
New B. & C
Gratton
Buffalo
Y 'S
W. Pickens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Millard
Ross Hamilton
Pickens
Grafton
Clarksburg
N. Y
Railroad
West
Gibson
Baltimorean
G. H. Emmerson
B. Timors
Parkersburg
H. R. Gibson
Ralph
B. H. Hobins
Wheeling
E. H. Kemple
Tve
Grafton Park
National” Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
International Federation of Catholic
National Limited Tre
Washington
Mattie Lee Woods
Baltimore and Ohio Allroad
Young Cudahy Seriously Ill After Poisoning Suspected
Michael Cudahy heir to the Chicago packing fortune was hospitalized in Hollywood after a party reportedly led to a suspected poisoning. Doctors at Hollywood Hospital described paralysis from the waist down initially but said he was recovering rapidly and could go home by week’s end.
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Los Angeles
Michael Cudahay
Chicago
J. P. Cudahy
Hollywood
Hollywood Hotel Friday Meening.” Cudahy’s Physicians At Hollywood,Hospital
Cudahy
Woman Suffers Sudden Illness While Visiting Here
Mrs. Vaughn Tucker of Fairmont became seriously ill yesterday afternoon at relatives’ home in town. She was rushed to her home and then Cook hospital where doctors performed an emergency appendicitis operation. The appendix was ruptured and doctors say she has little chance of recovery. Her husband was in Webster Springs when the storm began.
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Vaughn Tucker
Fairmont
Cook Hospital
Webster Springs
Atorme
Regional incident leaves student in serious condition
Fragmentary report describes a student named Robert Shd in a serious condition after a fall or collision near a railroad area. The scene involved damaged wires, a taxi and a nearby point in Webster Springs. Authorities were notified to inform Mr. Tucker of the incident.
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Cowen
Robert Shd
Es Kort
Webster Springs
Tucker
Veteran flier killed as plane crashes near airfield
Veteran aviator dies when aircraft crashes from a height of about 30 feet. In Youngstown OuJusbye 29, William D. Smithy, known for 13 years as a careful flyer, was aboard as a passenger while a student controlled the plane. Authorities report the incident as a tragic aviation mishap.
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Youngstown
Sewing Committee of Hospital Takes Rest
The sewing committee of the Grafton and Taylor County Hospital Association will not meet again until September due to warm weather and vacation time. Chair J B Leamon announced the pause after meeting through last winter to prepare clothes for the local hospital, with only a brief three week gap recently.
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Grafton and Taylor County
Local hospital committee praised for aiding sewing group
The hospital association continues to stock local facilities and the sewing committee receives commendation for the generous time donated. Members note the effort averaged a full week of work and reflects community support for the institution.
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Hospital — Association
Probe in Bankruptcy Proclaimed by Hoover
Washington July 29 President Hoover announced he asked Attorney General Mitchell to lead a wide inquiry into bankruptcy laws and practices. The probe will be under the solicitor general with Commerce Department cooperation to formulate legislation to correct evils in the system. He cited losses to business totaling about 3.6 billion dollars over five years and current annual losses near 360 million.
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Washington
Hoover
Mitchell
Department of ‘Commerce
Warns Dependents to Go Easy on Charity Funds
A Taylor County warning issued by President Charles H. Warder urges dependents to limit charity draws this summer. Warder warns that excessive requests now could leave the county short in winter. Col. John A. Liske of Mount Gilead, N. G., the sole surviving pallbearer of Stonewall Jackson, just marked his 91st birthday.
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Taylor County
Taylor County Court
Charles H. Warder
Warder
John A. Liske
Mount Gilead, N. G
Stonewall Jackson
Egypt Faces Turmoil Over Petition for Parliament Session
A petition was presented to King Fuad seeking an extraordinary session of parliament to address Egyptian political strife and select a path forward amid ongoing turmoil and political unrest.
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Fuad
Infant Tangle Triggers $100,000 Damage Suit in Chicago
In Chicago the Watkins family files a $100,000 suit against Eagle Hospital over a baby mix up at birth. The infant, claimed to be unnamed, may be Charles Evans Watkins or Geo Edward Bainberger. A second suit for mental anguish is planned. Illinois mothers group schedules a meeting to prevent future ward mix ups.
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Chicago
William Walkins
John
Grace Dibrell
Hara
See
Eagle’ Hospital
Watkins
Charles Bamberger
Charles Evans Watkins
Geo
Edward Bainberger
Ihmbergers
O'Hara
Mra Watkins
Telal
Okara Sila
Linois
N Roosevelt Appointed Governor of the Philippines
Washington reports President Hoover appointed Nicholas Roosevelt as governor of the Philippine Islands. The nomination was sent to the Senate amid a special session but held in abeyance after objections from supporters of Philippine independence. Hoover’s delegation indicated Roosevelt’s stance on Philippines matters would be clarified.
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Washington
Nicholas Roosevelt
New Ar
Hoover
Philippine Jelanda
Roosevelt
Senate
Anaes Ippines
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