Kemal is Coming Chant at Beverly Wills News
A fragment from a 1920s column recalls Rogers chanting Kemal is coming in a chaotic mix of names and phrases. The text references Uris, Prehg, Tura iey, and public figures like Dawes. It mentions political upheaval, literacy, a golf course, farmers relief, and the Federal Reserve board being discharged, with a speculative note on Greece.
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Neuss
Beverly Wills
Uris
Kemal Prehg
Bora
Aimee McPhersomn
Charley Dawes
Federal Reserve Board
Greece
Movement to modernize New Castle railroad stations urged
A movement in New Castle seeks to have the Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh Railroad companies replace time worn passenger stations with modern facilities. Citizens and civic groups are urged to join this effort, warning motorists to be safe on July Fourth while enjoying flag display and holiday travel.
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Tg Lave
Pennsylvania and
New Castle
Clgic
Daily Weather Report from New Castle Water Co.
Weather report by U S Weather Observer B J Johnson at New Castle Water Co pump station. 24 hour period ended 9 o elocs. Max 68 degrees. Minimum unknown. Precipitation 0.4 inches. River stage 43 feet and rising.
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U. S
B. J. Johnson
New Castle Water Co
Fire Rages Through Mill Valley Calif As Firefighters Fight 5000 Strong
International News Service reports more than five thousand men from the Presidio Fort Baker and Bay Area towns battled a fast moving forest fire threatening Mill Valley California. The blaze consumed dozens of hillside homes including the residence of German consul general Kurt Ziegler as hoses were dynamited in attempts to block flames. Damage tops five million five hundred thousand dollars and rescue efforts continue with residents seeking safety while the fire rages down Mount Tamalpais slopes.
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International News Service
Mill Valley
Cal
Presidio
Fort Baker
Tamalpais
Kurt Ziegler
San Francisco Bay Region
Mount Tamalpais
Boy Hikes From California Returns After 11 Day Journey
Clyde Cameron son of Mr and Mrs Miller Cameron of this town now living in Martinez California arrived here after an 11 day hitchhiking journey with elements motorists and tourist camps He graduated from Martinez high school with first honors this spring and decided to visit friends in this city He traveled by hitchhiking and rode with various cars gaining good luck along the way
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Clyde Cameron
Miller Cameron
Martinez
Cal
Bounty Proposal In Fight On Sugar Tariff
The story reports a tentative plan to pay a bounty to American sugar producers as Congress debates sugar tariffs. Senator McMaster introduced the bounty as a substitute for the flat 2.40 per hundredweight Cuban sugar rate and the sliding scale favored by some leaders. Democrat opposition, led by Senator Harvison of Mississippi, signals a hard battle ahead.
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Wiletamer
Hutchinson International News Service Star
Washington
Congressional
W. HE. McMaster
South Dakota
Capitol Bi
House
Mc Master
Pat Tlarvisen
Mississippi
Taxi Driver Killed in Chicago Tankeb Warfare Incident
CHICAGO July 3 Deadly tankeb warfare flared in the city today as Ernest Hoffman a Checker taxicab driver was shot through the head while driving and instantly killed. The driverless car crashed into another vehicle and stopped against a tree. Killers fled and no motive or arrests were made. Police cite possible business rivalry as a suspected motive.
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Chicago
Ernest Hoffman
Schooner Grounds Off West Coast During Fog
Santa Barbara July 3 The Coast Guard Cutter Algonquin stood by the steam Schooner Anne Hanify after it grounded a mile from Point Honda in thick fog. The crew of twenty five was awaiting rescue as deck lumber was jettisoned. Two other ships, the Standard Oil tanker District of Columbia and the Dimon line freighter Pacific Oak, damaged and limped to port. Port Honda recalls past naval tragedies with seven destroyers wrecking years ago and fifteen lives lost.
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Breeviony
Santa Barbara
Cal
Coast Guard
Algonquin
Point Honda
Five In Wheeling Suffer Injuries In Bus Collision
Five people were injured when a Pittsburgh bound bus collided with an automobile at a Wheeling intersection. Thomas Elder, 24, of Washington, D. C., driver of the bus, and four Wheeling residents in the auto were hurt. Mildred Falloure, Margaret Falloure, Sue Falloure, and their father John Falloure, all of Wheeling, were involved. The car overturned and caught fire. Mildred was saved from flames by the bus driver as Elder sustained severe burns aiding the occupants.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Daly
Pittsburgh
Thomas Elder
Washington Pg
Mildred
Margaret
Sue Falloure
John
Falloure
Mildred Fallouret
Wreckag
Miss Falloure
Pathfinder May Start Thursday On Trip To Rome
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Me July 3 Hope for a hopoff to Rome in the Monoplane Pathfinder at dawn tomorrow was expressed here today by Capt Lewis A Yancey and Pilot Roger Williams Williams and Yancey whose plane the Green Flesh cracked up on the beach here early last month during an attempted takeoff have been held here by unfavorable weather for several days in their latest at Lemnt
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Conternational News
Old Orchard Beach
Rome
Lewis A. Yancey
Roger Williams
Williams
Yancey
Lemnt
Cleveland Fliers Eye Endurance Record Breaker
Cleveland flyers aboard the Stinson-Detroiter City of Cleveland push past 112 hours in a nonstop flight from July 3. Pilots Byron Newcomb and Roy Mitchell maintain refueling support as a large crowd at Stewart Aircraft Company Hangar watches fireworks and lights.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Extel- Tent
Byron Newcomb
Roy Mitchell
Fort Worth
Tex
Reginald Robbins
James Kelly
Ernie Basham
Basham
Guy
Byron EK
Newcomb
E. S
No Reservations For French Debt Will Be Allowed
The American government will accept no reservations to France's ratification of the Mellon Berenger debt agreement that make payments to the United States depend on Germany's reparations. Administration officials expressed satisfaction at Poincare's steps to gain parliamentary approval for the pact and expect France to ratify before August 1 to avoid a $400,000,000 cash payment for surplus AEF stocks.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
France
Germany
Sis
Poincare
Gontinmel
Quiet Fourth Planned for New Castle With Picnics
Advance notices indicate New Castle residents will observe a quiet Fourth of July with picnics and auto touring as main diversions. Mayor Gillespie bans all fireworks within city limits to ensure a peaceful day, though outside the city cracks down may occur as bootleg firecrackers risk detection. Cascade Park expected to draw thousands if weather holds.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
Gillespie
Police Guard Garment District Amid ILGWU Strike
New York July 3 A battalion of policemen was stationed through the garment district to deter further outbreaks by 28000 ILGWU members who walked out yesterday. Picket lines were planned near most of the 2700 shops involved as employers hold little hope for an early settlement and plan no action until next week.
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Tintern Centtve
New York
Togay
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Ex-commissioner Duerr freed on bond amid election fraud claims
John B. Duerr former Stowe township commissioner was released on $1,000 bond after a hearing before Alderman George Anderson on charges of election fraud. Witnesses allege ballot box stuffing during a recent election.
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Cularnational News Services
Typsburgh
John B. Duerr
Stowe Township
Sodey
George Anderson
Duery
Death Record for August Ucil and Elizabeth Thornton
Death notices announce August Ucil aged 53 and Elizabeth M Thornton Sr, with addresses 843 Hazel Street and 616 Sunecrior Street respectively. Public records list names and residential locations in a brief obituary notice.
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August Ucil
Hazel Street
Elizabeth M. Thornton
Sunecrior Street
Jealous lover blamed after Texas youth shot to death
In Houston on July 3 Guy Gouge 22 was fatally shot and Miss Lillian Bissett 18 was wounded in the Bayshore district while seated in a car. The girl said an assailant pulled her from the car and Gouge resisted before being shot. She was in critical condition. Authorities pursue theory of jealousy.
Beaver Falls man makes solo flight at Jackson Field
Hendrick H. Heesen, 32, of Beaver Falls Pa, completed his solo flight after about seven hours of dual instruction at Jackson Field in the district. Heesen took off about 8 45 pm and landed cleanly, proving his readiness to operate a plane.
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Hendrick H. Heesen
Beaver Fells
Jackson Field
Mr. Heesen
Heesen
Beaver Falls
Three Vacancies To Fill On Farm Board
President Hoover faces three vacancies on the Federal Farm Board as it oversees a 500 million dollar agricultural relief program. Moscrip of Minnesota declined the offered post, citing inability to leave duties with the Twin Cities Milk Producers Assoc in St Paul. A dairy industry representative will be sought, with other spots for a wheat grower and a practical banker.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
W. S. Moscrip
Minnesota
White House
Oscrip
Twin Cities
Milx Producers’ Association
St. Paul
Foreseeing Highway Safety On July Fourth
Safety and sanity are urged for all road users as a public notice. The message stresses sight, forethought, forehandedness and avoidance of errors, asking drivers to heed others actions and stay alert. Commissioner Benjamin G. Eynon emphasizes personal responsibility for safe travel on holidays and daily.
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Mays
Osher
Benjamin G. Eynon
Chicago to Berlin plane flight begins first leg
The amphibian An tin Bowler left Chicago at 9 12 a m on July 3 for a route via Greenland toward Milwaukee and Canada heading for Great Britain and a distant bi More than 5000 people watched as pilots Robert Gast and Parker D Cramer along with historian Robert Wood prepared for the leg across Lake Michigan and toward the sea The voyage, sponsored by the McCorm Tribune, aims to promote commercial aviation to Europe with an expected five day journey to land near Bi
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Chicago
Antin" Bowler
Greenland
Robert Gast
Parker D. Cramer
Earved Robert Wood
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Fawn Seen Near Boy Scout Camp Phillips Rose Point
Lee Calahan local scout executive reports seeing a fawn one evening during a recent week near Boy Scout Camp Phillips at Rose Point. Calahan was at the edge of Newiton Young near the camp when a group on a front porch noticed the fawn. It ran across a field, over a fence, and disappeared into brush. Other deer have been seen in the region in earlier times.
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Lee Calahan
Phillips
Rose Point
Calahan
Newiton Young
Young
Bomb wrecks grain exchange in Los Angeles
An explosion on the flats of the J. W. Hellean building rocked the seven story Los Angeles Grain Exchange today. The blast shattered windows as two unexploded bombs were found hidden beneath a table. Police theorize two bombers intended arson at the exchange.
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Ptatermin Ces
Los Angeles
Cal
J. W. Hellean
Los Angeles Grain Exchange
John A Bell May Soon Gain Freedom
John A Bell a former mill owner and coal operator in Allegheny Valley faces release eligibility after serving about six years in prison on charges connected to Carnegie banks failures. Petitions circulated among friends and bank depositors as creditors pursue government claims tied to a bankrupt estate valued around 280000 dollars with court rulings by Judge Nelson Mehand.
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Capernaational News
Pittsburgh
John A Bell
Carnegie
Searned Lecay
Be i
United States
Nelson Me
Must Explain To Get $5,000 Reward
Pittsburgh July 3 Detectee p Chief Edward Fox of Detract must explain details before a 3000 reward is paid for the capture of Sam Tailas brother of Paul Jieworski county commissioners said. Mrs Mary Bastuba Claire Bastiba and Helen Kulz of Detroit were to receive 1000 each for hiding in the capture of Pallas who aided his bandit king brother to escape jail here. The remaining 2000 was to be distributed among Detroit police who helped in the capture.
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Cinbertguinas
Pittsburgh
Edward Fox
Detract
Sam Tailas
Paul Jieworski
Mary Bastuba
Claire Bastiba
Helen Kulz
Detroit
Pallas
King
Franco Salutes British Rescuers In Farewell Act
Franco salutes British airmen who aided trans Atlantic rescue efforts near Gibraltar. Major over the port of Gibraltar, farewell gesture from Franco to the rescuers amid war's end.
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Franco
Gibralt
Lece
Faga
Mec
E Numancia
Gi Easte
Dippi Arc
Charge Officer Fired into Tire
An incident report describes a charge officer firing into a tire during a confrontation with a taxicab driver. The account references injuries and subsequent legal actions, with unclear names and locations due to the damaged text.
Unclear OCR Historical Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions sale action and appeals with scattered phrases about powder and red tinge. It references fur and sauce works, a possible foreclosure or auction context, and a risky condition described as dangerous or uncertain. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Bond
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PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
California
McMaster
Pathfinder
Cle
Imay
Fen
Texas
Houston
Herve
Fcb
Berlin
Canada
Great Wiles Aason Bay
Fawn
Boy Scout
John A. Bell
Ramon Fr. Ca
Madrid
Aviators
Wes
Kells Pooeebury
Arthur Mometer
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