Four Local Youths Die Suspected In Early Morning Crash
Democrats Open Convention in New York City. Four local youths, Parre Inns Ware, Leslie Bolliger, William Bollinger, and Robert Shaffer, were badly injured when a touring car crashed into a Ty n garts Valley Traction street car at Main and Lincoln streets. At noon, three were unconscious with head and chest injuries. Bolliger remained conscious briefly, others feared fatally hurt. The crash occurred as the car, owned by Emory Fowler, descended a hill near East End School. Eyewitnesses described the car hitting the trolley, skidding, and becoming wedged between the car and trolley car. The incident drew immediate medical attention and witness reports varied on the occupants’ conditions.
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Parre Inns' Ware
Leslie Bolliger
William Bollinger
Robert Shaffer
East Grafton
East End
FP Farrell
Ware
Robert Shafter
Mees
Leale Bolliger
Charles Fowler
Davis
Tygarts Valley Traction Company
Main
Lincolin
Charl Fowler
Farrell
Robert Samfer
William Billinger
Bolliger
Shaffer
Fowler
Emory Fowler
Mulligan Avena
Hechmer
Ind
Eisner
Civ’tain Rogular
Page Eight
City Hospital
Robert Shaffer Pot
B. W. Grown
Lincoln Street
Green
Parrell Ware
East Main Street
Fred. J. Holliger
Main Street
Shaffer i
William Shaffer
Christiana Street
West Side
Labor Secretary Davis to Speak at Moose Dedication
Labor Secretary James J. Davis will be chief speaker at the Moose dedication in Graf ton on Sunday morning. Davis, director general of the Loyal Order of Moose and father of the Mooseheart men, is expected to draw a large crowd for the dedicatory exercises and initiation that afternoon. Local Moose workers say state leaders are wiring to confirm his attendance as many Moose from across the state are anticipated.
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Rotary of Labor
James J. Davis
Washington Street
Labor
Moose Home
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Grafton
Davis
Loyal Order of Mons
Mooseheart
Ill
Mr Davis
Car Crash Injures Several Boys In Plottingville
Witnesses recall a violent collision when a car struck a streetcar on Main Street. Four boys received first aid and were taken to hospital while three others were transported by taxi. Disputed driver identity emerged as investigators described the wreckage and the severed front end.
Maughan Receives Cheers From Seniors After Daylight Flight
From Crissy Field California telegrams of congratulations poured in to Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan after he completed his daylight to dusk cross country flight from New York to San Francisco. President Wilson Army Air Service and others lauded his achievement as a notable advance in aviation. He landed at Crissy Field at 9 48 p m in a crowd surged around the plane while sirens wailed as photographers captured the historic moment.
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Workington
Army
Navy Flying Corps
Maughan
Crissy Field
California
Weeks
Patrick
Army Air Service
San Francisco
Russell L. Maughan
Army Flier
New York
Criss Field
Permen
Fieg
Mai J
Manzhan
Manghan
Elrenit
New Bishop Appointments by Pope Pius
Rome reports Pope Pius has named Rt. Rev. Francis Kelley founder of the Catholic Extension Society as bishop of Oklahoma and Rev. Richard O. Geron rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Mobile as bishop of Natchez.
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Rome
Pius
Stev. Francis Kelley
The
Catholic Extension Society
Oklahoma
Richard 0. Geron
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Mobile
Ala
Natchez
Dark Horses In Paddocks For 2nd Heat At Convention
Madison Square Garden hosts the opening act of a Democratic convention with around 13,000 attendees including delegates and spectators. Senator Pat Harrison chairs the opening session as campaign managers claim gains amid security lines and ticket disputes. The scene features notable party figures and a crowd eager to witness the preliminary routines before the main events unfold.
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Madison Square Garden
Jone
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Seseton
Aliugh
Smith
McAdoe
Leaders enter final phase as forces brace for opening gun
In a tense standoff both sides remain poised for decisive action as their leaders draw back and allied forces move to consolidate positions awaiting the signal for action.
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Jine
French Prime Minister Sees Triple Alliance Assurance
Premier Herriot, arriving after talks with the British prime minister, states Britain and Belgium will aid France as in 1914 if another unjustified attack occurs. He cites a defensive pact binding France, England, and Belgium and says Germany would again face Ringland standing with the two allies.
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Brussels
Belgium
Herriot
France
Great Britain
Dependents Belge
Germany
England
Ringland
America Not To Take Part In Europe Tilt
Washington says the United States is willing to assist Europe in settling reparation issues but will not participate in overseas political difficulties. The spokesman for President Coolidge commented on the proposed inter allied conference in London next month to implement the Dawes plan.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Coolidge
London
Jap murders in Calif tied to no diplomatic issue
An official report from the Japanese consul in Los Angeles states the recent Jap killings in Los Angeles do not relate to the ongoing U S Japan immigration dispute. The finding aims to separate criminal acts from international diplomatic tensions.
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Calif
Los Angeles
United States
Japan
Harrison Urges Clean Government At Democratic Gathering
Senator Harrison, as temporary chairman, denounces corruption in high places during the Democratic convention at Madison Square Garden New York. He criticizes the Cleveland and Wilson precedents, praises Woodrow Wilson, and urges party unity while Davis supporters maneuver for a compromise bid.
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Cordell Hull
Democratic National
Madison Square-thireen
New York City
Pat Harrison
Ohio seeks plank against Ku Klux Klan at convention
Ohio's Democratic delegation moved to condemn the Ku Klux Klan. Edmund Moore of Youngstown urged the national committeeman to back a Baker resolutions plank naming the Klan Charley Truax and John Zimmerman as delegates would be polled on the floor. Durbin was expected to support the move. Mrs. Fred Robinson of Coffman attended to business in New York.
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New York
Ohio
Edmund Moore
Youngstown
Newton D. Baker
Resolutions Committee
Charley Truax
John Zimmerman
Moore
Durbin
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Bob Shaffer
Clingan
Bluesville
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Patrick Wire
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America
Harry M. Daugherty
John W. Davis
W. VA
N.Y
Hull
Great Assembly
Cardinal Hayes
Aanna Case
Metropolitan Opera ,Company
Charles Greathouse
Indiana
National Committee
Harrison
Harry Daugherty
Cleveland
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Harison
Grover Cleveland
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Wilson
New Jersey Deleention
Democratic Party
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Josephus Daniels
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