Auto Brake Test Featured During Safety Week
Motor officers led a brake test on East Main street to promote safe driving during Safety Week. Tests measured stop distances at 20 mph to judge brake efficiency with white lines set 87 feet apart. Officials warned motorists under new speed laws and emphasized enforcement of reckless driving.
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Frank McCormick
Royal Police Department
East Main Street
East Street
Indianapolis Avenue
Huboragh
McCormick
Muat
Hecate
Iran
Ain
Two Killed in Crossing Accident Near Newcastle
A mobile auto struck by a Union ration work car at a crossing left two people dead and a third seriously injured. Coroner W. Davis investigated the scene noting signal issues and unclear visibility. The father of one victim spoke of the tragedy as the community considered the hazard at the crossing.
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Newcastle
W. . Davis
Peerge Ti Trovall
Neweas
Reilly Wine Case Hits Faulty Warrant Issue
Curtis Reilly of West Main Street faces possession charges after police found a quantity in a coat during a search. The defense argued the warrant was faulty and the validity of the seizure is at stake in court proceedings.
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Curtis Reilly
Main Street
Hole in One at Local Country Club Stuns Diners
Delaskie Limth shoots a hole in one on the fourth at the country club course, watched by J W Slade Will Hayle and others. It is the first club member to ace the hole, with Kenneth Herring and Marcus Herring noted for a past similar shot on the same green.
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Delaskie
Robert
Slade
J. W
Will Hayle
Will Hayle. All Three Witnessed the Hr Evnith
Hot Nee
Nu Kenneth Herring
Marcus Herring
O En Country Club
Young Tiveeing
Russians Guard Polish Legation From Reprisals
Soviet forces blockaded Warsaw elements guard the Polish legation, citing protection measures after a confrontation. Diplomatic officials report heightened tension as Moscow weighs actions following an incident tied to the embassy.
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Moscow
Werda
Volkoff
Warsaw
Nasio
Diplomas for 33 Enter Students
A local ceremony will award diplomas to 33 students. Faculty and families attend as graduates receive their documents, with several named graduates listed among the honorees.
Coolidge Plans Extra Session of Congress
President Coolidge will call an extra session of Congress on October 1 or 15 to address decency appropriations, taxation, and farm relief. Senate Finance Committee Chair Smoot said the decision follows White House visits and the need to act on urgent bills. A special session could align with a tax reduction bill and pending contests, with no final call issued yet.
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Kington
Coolee
Congress
Bmool
Senate Finance Comiitee
Smoot
Pennsylvania
House
Wey Wi Means
Ember
Rae
Coal
Urner HH
Coolidge
Jenning
Mr. Coolidge
Disability Claim Processed For Adler Co Worker
Mrs. Dennie McLaughlin received a disability claim approval after being incapacitated due to illness. The Adler Company plans five year group insurance coverage with premiums paid by the company, not the employee, and aims to protect her income during absence.
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Dennie McLaughlin
Ioan
H Mpaple
Adler Co
Rac Iy
He Adler
McLaughl
Marcelia
Hsie
Rave Hs
Etroto
Carroll Begins His Prison Term
Federal Penitentiary in Atlanta Ga reports the start of Harl Carrolls sentence amid a courtroom and public ceremony. The case involved evading a federal downgrade and included theater party references and a later hospital admission.
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Carroll
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Harl Carroll
Garm
Aiaflt Ark Theater
Bal Pricigh
Agnor Manens Annes
Naga
Chloride Calcium Planned for Darlington Streets
Darlington officials announced plans to spread fifty thousand pounds of chloride calcium on streets. The project was formed yesterday with the aim of dust suppression and road maintenance this summer.
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Darlington
Tata
County Pastors Confer Tuesday at Methodist Church
Ministers from county denominations met at the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon to discuss a Go-to-Church Campaign planned for October November and December. A follow up meeting is scheduled for July 12 at 8 PM at the same church to form committees and outline plans for the fall drive.
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Methodist Episcopal
Tueksay
Methodist Episcopal Church
Her
Chamberlin and Levine Prepare Return Flight to United States
Berlin reports Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine plan to fly back to the United States. They discuss future options including air travel home, possible appearances in cinema or vaudeville, and offers from sponsors while awaiting official word on their route back.
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Chamberlin
Levine
United States
Berlin
Dune
Clarence Dy Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Charaanyan
United Press
Merivan Organisation
Thether
Homer
Air Chilin
Upgne
Alfers
Vienna
Purse Stolen in Chicago Returned to Owner
A local man recounted his first mishap with theft in Chicago after a trip along the western coast and other journeys. D. B. Whitaker Wan reports his purse and tickets were stolen in the city and later returned. coins, papers, and a pocketbook were taken during a disruption near Wade and Argon streets, with Whitaker hopeful for the return of the items.
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Chicago
Northern Baptist Con Zension
Whitaker Wan
Whitaker
Powell Wiley
Chamberlin's Beer Order Shocks His Mother
Denison Taine Clarence Chamberlin faced a surprising incident as he ordered beer, shocking his mother. The report notes his prior reputation as a teetotaler, with local town residents commenting on the event and implications for his standing. Ambiguities remain about exact details and dates.
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Chamberlin
Denison
Clarence Chamberlin
Bey Raat
Potte
Amberlin
Lindbergh Declines Offer of Trust Fund
An official statement from Secretary Davis reveals Charles Lindbergh declined to head a proposed trust fund committee. The note shows Lindbergh’s self-effacement and modesty, while others including Jett and Woni were among the offerors.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Eeau Private Imividuale
Wee Ke Pines
Memphis
Bale Ov
Ous Jetts
Hontpia
Domeph H Woni
Davis
Authority to advertise for new school bids Harrison Township
The state board of tax commissioners approves bidding on a new school and high school project in Harrison Township. An order grants authority to issue bonds totaling 64,680 for civil and school purposes. Harrison Township Trustee Newton K. Brownlee and the advisory board will prepare the notice and bids for the project.
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Rouse Ueto
New Grace and High School
Harrison Township
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Civil Co
Newton K. Brownlee
Town Aun
Memphis Cruiser Makes Good Time Despite Weather
A garbled report notes the cruiser Memphis making good progress in improved conditions after days of wind rain and fog. Photographers capture scenes aboard as the ship sails with steady speed and crew calm amid changing weather.
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Memphis
Chailas
Touyant
Lindh Iver
Foland Case Heads to Jury in Open Court
The Foland case proceeds to the jury this afternoon after introductory arguments. The trial opened in the county court with The author, Va He, Nic Plate, and others named in connection to a $10,000 claim tied to a fatal incident. Jurors are expected to hear the ensuing proceedings and verdict.
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Athwr
Nic Plate
Don Ouit
Magicians of the World Meet in Ohio Town Convention
Kenton Ohio hosts the second annual World Brotherhood of Magicians convention with over 1,000 exhibitors and delegates from Australia India Britain and other continents. The three day event features global magicians performing acts and a display of “the world’s greatest wonders” as attendees gather to discuss trade and showcase varied magical feats.
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Magicians OF the World
Ohio
Town
Kenton
Dune
O. Henry
Magicrane
Australia
India
Tanita Lwiea
Eivery
Berlin Welcomes Aviation Pioneers in Peace Probe Flight
Reported today in Berlin, Chamberlin and Levine began a seven-flight program to showcase a record-breaking New York to Europe journey. President von Hindenburg hosted them at the palace, praising the mission to strengthen U S German friendship as a peaceful example for both nations. The welcome included a 40 minute interview, gifts, and public admiration from banners, street vendors, and well-wishers.
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Berlin
Clarsheim
Chamberlin
Charles A. Levin
Germany
New York
Prenden von Hindenburg
Army Balloon Corp
Hindenburg
Levine
United States
Hindenhura
Wilhelma
Hindenbur
Schurman
Annan
Enburg
I Levine
Dent von Hindenburg
Patieets
Bae Wees
Front Palace
Gauls of Honor Scout Gathering Planned in Whitetown
The Gauls of Honor of the home County Council Boy Scouts, led by Judge John W. Hor, will hold their first meeting on June 10 in the Whiteatown community building. Forty council scouts will receive advancement badges as a program of air way demonstrations and pageants.
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Gauls of Honor
Home County Council
Boy Scouts of
Gavin An
Scatitmater Vranas
Ie Stahr
Bionsville
Miller
Wira
Lohanet
Kaduy
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Gantve
Enna
Carne
Ternational Federation of Christian Unions of Employees
German Federation of Unions of Employees
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