Byrd and crew plan voyage on big liner next week
Commander Richard E Byrd, Bert Acosta, George C Neville, and Bert Balchen announce sailing for the United States on a large liner mid next week. They visited Le Bourget airport with French flyers and were guests of the 34th aviation regiment while in Paris. plans to complete the Fokker plane for Byrd's anticipated South Pole expedition are noted.
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Amsterdam
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Byrd Demonstration Sparks France United States Bond
Commander Richard E. Byrd answered a welcome speech at Le Bourget, praising Franco American friendship. The event honored American aviators Bert Acosta, Bernt Balchen, and crew members as guests of the French thirty fourth aviation regiment. Clarence Chamberlin also attended, with G O Noville staying at the Continental hotel.
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Birthday Letters From Will Rogers
Beverly Hills dispatch recounts a Fourth of July note by Will Rogers praising Georgie and Coolidge, reflecting on birthdays and election day. The letter mix analyzes patriotism, fame, and the impact of shared dates on American life with Rogers’s frank, humorous tone.
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Will Rogers
Woman Judge Striking At Double Standard
Kansas City Missouri report notes a woman judge addressing gender bias amid a case involving vagrancy charges. The subject, Miss Farrow, previously practiced law in the city and once aspired to Congress but fell short of votes.
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Henry Ford Sees Five Day Week and Giant Corporations
Detroit July 5 Henry Ford outlines a sweeping forecast of American industry He expects rapid mechanical advances to transform business and the rise of giant corporations along with universal adoption of the five day work week Ford, a leading optimist, predicts continued national progress and a brighter industrial future.
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Death notices list several residents with ages and addresses
The death record lists Charles Carlson aged 32 of 3034 North Mill Street Robert E Hoover aged 11 of 509 Winter Avenue Thomas J Owens aged 62 of 238 West Moody Avenue Mrs Emma D Stephenson aged 67 of Wie Low Grave Albert Hale aged 38 of City Home Erika J Goebel aged 66 of Wayne Township year in trade commerce industry
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Charles ¥. Carlson
Mill Street
Robert E. Hoover
Thomas J. Owens
Moody Avenue
Emma D. Stephenson
Wielow Grave
Albert Hale
Erika J. Goebel
Wayne Town
Army aerial venture with Fokker plane to Hawaii
Fragmented report notes the Pacific coast to Hawaii flight by an army Fokker monoplane. Maitland and Hegenberger planned to sail for Oakland, but the War Department ordered a different path, delaying return to California.
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California
Airplane Wedding Sparks Trend In Circling Ceremony
A quirky newspaper item notes a wedding performed aboard an airplane. The ceremony featured a white dress and a ceremony crew aboard the craft, with witnesses and a themed setting in a church. The piece highlights aviation influence on nuptials and the growing novelty trend.
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Stray Bullet Tragically Kills Child in Philadelphia
A stray bullet claims the life of a child in Philadelphia as investigators search for the shooter. Police say the incident occurred in a crowded area, prompting urgent calls for gun violence prevention and safer streets.
Six People Hurt In Auto Crashes In Shenango Valley
Six persons were injured in multiple automobile crashes near Shenango Valley. Several victims were taken to hospitals with serious injuries. others sustained minor injuries while police investigated possible liquor influence and bail was set at 1,060 dollars as investigations continued at Valley Hospital.
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Shenango
Valley Hospital
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Fragmentary OCR item includes multiple personal names and words such as Michael Crocé Rose Montredo Nelson Cis tutte mia Esther Startman Qufford N Cart, but lacks coherent event or context for a summary.
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W Harry Baker Dies in Hospital After Operation
W Harry Baker a leading state figure and secretary died in a hospital after surgery and a blood transfusion attempt. Report says his widow is near collapse as physicians and friends discussed the operation and transfusion. Poisons from diseased tonsils were cited as the cause and volunteers offered blood.
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Plans for return to commerce given by Harry Flory
The fragment notes plans and invitations linked to a formal sequence of events. It mentions Harry Flory and Ly ens Barvice, with references to diners banquets and sobber formal affairs. The text implies practical aims and hopes for worth from those who come after.
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Woman Struck By Bullet At July Celebration
Two women were shot during a Fourth of July celebration near Adenburg. Carrie Faustino, 19, of Cleveland, is in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the right side, and Laure Pinkard was shot in the arm. Officers reported a revolver loaded with blanks. The incident occurred about 5 o clock last evening as guests prepared to leave the home of Frank Schraldi near Adenburg. The gun was in a coat pocket atop a car fender when it discharged as a door was opened. The Shenango Valley hospital is treating Faustino. Pinkard’s condition is described as serious but not as critical. Cont. on Page Two
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East Girl Clubbed To Death Five Boys Held
Oakland July 3 A dainty flapper girl student was found murdered in a vacant lot with a carved knife nearby. Five Leandro boys overheard the crime and will be grilled by detectives today. Police think a jealous woman may be the killer.
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Toll Of Twenty Lives In State Over Fourth
A fragmented report notes a toll of twenty lives in the state tied to a Fourth of July event. The text is garbled with references to injuries and locations such as Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, leaving questions about exact details. The readable items point to a disaster or large incident with fatalities and injuries.
Woman's Foot Getting Larger Across Generations
Boston reports a shift in shoe sizes as A H Gueting of Philadelphia, president of the National Shoe Retailers Association, notes the average woman's foot has grown about two sizes over two generations. Forty years ago customers above size six were rare, now larger sizes are common, reflecting changing footwear trends.
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Philadelphia
National Shoe Retailer's Association
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Gueting
Grace Abandons Flight Attempt in Hawaii
Honolulu July 5 Grace a famed stunt flyer reports he has given up his dream of becoming the first to fly from Hawaii to California. His party plans to return to Honolulu from Kauai tomorrow after four failed takeoffs at Barking Sands.
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Honolulu
Dick Grace
Hawaii
California
Grace
Kauai
Barking Sands
Local Women Pay Their Tax Promptly in New Castle
The city officials report women in New Castle are paying taxes promptly with no more difficulty than men. Attaches note no objections and say tax collection proceeds smoothly this year.
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Deadlock Opens At Naval Arms Talks In Geneva
Geneva July 5 A complete deadlock at the tripartite naval arms limitation conference emerged as delegations adjourned to seek a new basis for cruiser tonnage. The United States balked at Britain's demand for 7 cruisers totaling about 600000 tons and suggested 406000 tons each in a near compromise, but the proposal met sharp opposition and the experts' committee adjourned without a date. Submarine limits were agreed to in principle for 21 inch torpedo tubes, though tonnage and numbers remained unsettled.
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International News Service
Geneva
Naval Experts? Committee
United States
Great Britain
Washington
America
Ex- Perts’ Committee
President Coolidge Sees Out West Rodeo Trip
President Calvin Coolidge plans a noontime departure for Belle Fourche D T where he will attend the tri state roundup. The event features top riders from nearby ranges and promises brisk livestock action. Local handlers arrange a spirited display with horses and steers rarely seen in the corral.
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White House
Aftermath of the Fourth in Sunlit Musings
The piece describes crimson noses, sunburned arms, crumpled fenders, bent radiators, and blistered shoulders from Fourth of July revelry. It notes powder burns on kids, scorched skin on dancers, and athletes lamenting missing skin, portraying a vivid, patriotic holiday scene.
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