Weeks of Naval Treaty Debate End Without Agreement
The Senate closes a week of debate on the London naval treaty with no progress toward ratification. President Hoover and the Senate remain split over access to secret State Department documents, hindering any new move. Senator Norris proposes a reservation that no secret files exist to modify treaty terms.
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Hoover
William K. Hutchinson
Senate
State Department
Norris
Neb
Mrs Dague Declares She Did Not Seek Rehire As Teacher
In Moundsville West Virginia Mrs Theresa Dague wife of Glenn Dague explains she will not teach next year and had already decided earlier that term to pursue another line of work She says the Sandy Hill district did not refuse her a position as she did not apply for reelection and the board knew of her plans for months She cites unsettled conditions and nerves as factors in stepping away from teaching
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Moundsville
W. Va
Sandy Hill
Theresa Dague
Glenn Dague
Dague
Mrs. Dague
Heat wave grips Midwest with dozens of deaths
The blistering heat continues across Iowa Missouri and other Midwest areas with 94 fatalities reported since July 4. Sikes ton Missouri reached 112 degrees and Chicago area enjoys cooler lake breezes. Agricultural losses rise as crops and livestock suffer nationwide.
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International News Service
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Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
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Kansas
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Quincy
Mount Vernon
Canton
Peoria
Centralia
Night baseball hits Wheeling with public address system
Wheeling, West Virginia adopts night games and installs a public address system to narrate each thrilling play to spectators. Meanwhile, post office reports 5,517 pounds of mail moved on the Pittsburgh Cleveland air route in June. Local chatter notes picnic plans at Chippewa Lake and a county harvest with hay and wheat under way. A white dog with a black eye visited the Pa Newes office. A one mile detour on Croton Avenue guides motorists.
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Cleveland
The
Pa Newes
Croton Avenue
Daily Weather Report Summary
Weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 o clock this morning. Maximum temperature 85 degrees and minimum 4 degrees. No precipitation. River stage 42 feet and falling.
Audrey Baker Seeks Divorce From Sherry
New York July 12. Counsel for Audrey Baker Sherry showgirl formerly of New Castle Pa filed summons and complaint to annul her marriage to Ernest Sherry. Audrey allegedly married by proxy on January 22 with sister Nedra taking her place. Nedra and Sherry reportedly left for a wedding trip to Montreal. Sherry’s parents began annulment proceedings and deny the proxy marriage claims.
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International News Service
New York
Audrey Baker Sherry
New Castle, Pa
Ernest Sherry
Audrey
Nedra
Sherry
Montreal
Baker Girls
Henry Baker
Republicans seek new national committee chairman
Special to The News reports Beverly Hills dispatch noting the Republican effort to remove their national committee chair. Cited concerns about dignity and effectiveness fuel the push, while the letter hints at internal power struggles and funding issues.
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Cal
Flight from Maine to Buenos Aires Planned by Flier
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Me July 12 A non stop flight from this beach to Buenos Aires next month was being planned today by Captain Herbert Partridge of Bel fast a World War aviator whose recent projected flight to South America from Hartford Conn in the airplane at New Haven was abandoned. He said he had already eighty percent of his financial backing.
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International News Service
Old Orchard Beach
This Beach
Buenos Aires
Herbert Partridge
Belfast
South America
Hartford
Large Queen Esther conference opens at Camp East Brook
A weeklong conference for Queen Esther class delegates from western Pennsylvania begins this afternoon at Camp East Brook with over 80 young women from Erie, Warren, Oil City, and more. Councillors prepared for a busy week as classes run each morning under trained teachers led by Mrs. Cora Downes Stevens.
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Warren
Oil City
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Grove City
Titusville
DuBois
Sharon
Falls Creek
Summerville
Greenville
New Castle
Cora Downes Stevens
Bridge near Willow Grove warned by truck collapse risks
A truck broke through wooden planks on the iron Mahoning River bridge near Willow Grove, prompting temporary closures for repairs. The bridge remains old and fragile with loose planks and rattling beams, and officials have delayed a planned new crossing for years.
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Mahoning River
Willow Grove
Await Decision On Argument For Irene And Dague
Friday afternoon court session focused on Dague's motion for a new trial. No decision on Irene Schroeder or Glenn Dague was announced, with a ten day minimum before any ruling. Defense attorney Jarrett requested time to file a brief due by July 18, with the commonwealth to respond by July 21.
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Glenn Dague
R. L. Hildebrand
J. A. Chambers
Benjamin Jarrett
Commonwealth
Dague
Gangland shooting kills racketeer in Detroit street ambush
Detroit on July 12 reports Samuel Cilluffo a 29 year old alleged racketeer was shot to death in his car as four men crowded his sedan near the curb. A volley of shots ended the pursuit with two assassins stepping from the attacking vehicle.
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International News Service
Detroit
Samuel Cilluffo
Man Jumped From Roof With Son. Child Killed
Samuel Klein of Brooklyn leaped from a four story tenement while holding his 14 month old son. The child died and Klein suffered a broken leg. He was arrested on homicide charges after recent discharge from a state hospital for the insane.
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International News Service
New York
Samuel Klein
Brooklyn
Klein
State Hospital For the
Merger Battle Adjourned Over Week End
A merger dispute hearing was adjourned over the weekend as officials prepare new filings and deadlines. Key parties involved are unnamed in the fragment, with no final ruling reported.
End of Lawsuit Long Way Off
Youngstown Ohio July 12 Predications run high that the billion dollar merger suit between Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co and Bethlehem Steel will be appealed regardless of Judge David G Jenkins ruling The trial in common pleas court was adjourned for the weekend as sides prepare statements of fact and anticipate further proceedings with anti merger and defense attorneys expecting a week or more of hearings
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Burl A
Common Pleas Court
Germany Names Price For Nation's Approval Of Pan-European Plan
Germany signals it will back M Briand's Pan European federation in Paris while seeking equal rights and general disarmament as the price. Berlin asks removal of the war guilt clause and other Versailles revisions, but says it cannot bind itself to a federation formed with specific terms.
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Germany
International News Service
Berlin
Paris
Aristide Briand
M. Briand
American Bride Of French Flier Divorced In Paris
Jean Assolant the French trans Atlantic flyer and his wife Pauline Parker were granted a divorce by mutual consent in Seine courts. The court suspended a $60 monthly alimony and their marriage foundered after language barriers and disputes over finances. The romance began at Old Orchard Maine where the Yellow Bird prepared for its Paris flight.
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International News Service
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Seine
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Pauline Parker
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Miss Parker
Old Orchard
Hoover May Cancel His Western Swing Tour
President Hoover faces doubts about a planned August tour through the Rocky Mountain National Parks. Advisors urge against the trip citing political sensitivity as Cal oring states like California Washington Oregon and Colorado are ruled out even if he proceeds with other Western stops at Yellowstone Glacier and the Grand Canyon.
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George E. Durno
International News Service
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Hoover
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Horace M. Albright
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Grand Canyon
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California
Oregon
Colorado
Woman Flier Ruth Alexander Survives High Altitude Test
Ruth Alexander, aviatrix, reached 26,600 feet setting a new women’s altitude mark, but lost consciousness on descent from 20,000 feet and did not regain until lower. Her plane’s barograph was sent to Washington for calibration.
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International News Service
San Diego
Cal
Ruth Alexander
Aviatrix
Alexander
Washington
Two Teenagers Held Over Store Robbery Suspect
Police arrested William Nygard about 17 and William Johnson about 20 after store owner Frank Mitchell identified them as two of three masked robbers who held him up last Tuesday night at Allen and Superior streets. They are held for alderman questioning and possible charges. The robbery occurred about 10 30 p m with a gun at Mitchell’s store. Police had earlier sought the suspects at their homes but learned they were away. They were found later at 1005 Beckford street. Officers believe they may be connected to a prior attempt on Allen street last Sunday morning.
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William Nygard
Franklin Avenue
William Johnson
Allen Street
Peter Hillers
John Young
Letera
Augustine
Frank Mitchell
Allen and
Superior Streets
Mitchell
Beckford Street
Death record for Robert H. Hites and Katherine Shoths
Robert H. Hites, 75, of South Beaver Township Beaver County, is listed in a death record. Katherine Shoths, 82, of 116 Wilder street, is also noted in the death notices.
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Robert H. Hites
Beaver
Beaver County
Katherine Shoths
Wilder Street
Sixty-Five Killed In Trolley Plunge
In Buenos Aires sixty five people died when a crowd rushed a trolley car at an open draw bridge and it plunged into the Chuela river.
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International News Service
Buenos Aires
Chuela River
Attempted Gasoline Theft Foiled In Diamond Way
Officers Allgier and Wallace reported finding a can and hose on the running board of a truck with Pennsylvania plate 226X2 in Diamond Way at 3:25 a.m. today. They watched for the would-be thieves, who fled when frightened and did not return.
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Wallace
Central Police Station
Pennsylvania
Neighbor’s Uncle Seeks Rain For Hungry Fields
The narrator notes Arthur Mometer and his uncle Si surveying grain fields under a cloudless sky. Crops suffer heat and browning. rain is desired to save harvests and maintain food, as locals humorously pass by in the dry weather. A second voice, Uncle St, also hopes for rain in the hot eighty eight degree heat.
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