Bombarded ex German destroyer G-102 sighted at sea
International reports from Langley Field Virginia say direct hits were scored on the ex German destroyer G 102 in a bombing run. It remained unclear if the ship sank as two planes failed to return. A third plane crew reported the destroyer went down an hour and seventeen minutes after the first attack. Weather threatened further operations as plans for additional attacks were described.
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Langley Field
Hampton
Martin Motmsbers
McManies
U.S. 5
Henderson
Virginia Capes
Spurles Versenkt
One Dead Eleven Hurt In Local Car Train Collision
A collision near Kingston Springs on the Nashville railway left one dead and eleven injured. A relief train with doctors and nurses rushed from Nashville to transport the wounded to city hospitals, with two believed to be in critical condition.
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International Mews Service
Nashville
Than
Kingston Springs
Chattanooga
John Ross Hurt In Auto Plunge At Sheep Hill
John Ross of 711 South Mill Street is hospitalized at New Castle after his car plunged over an embankment on Sheep Hill at noon. He is cut and bruised but not fatally injured and is expected to be discharged by Thursday. he was alone in the vehicle.
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John Ross
South Mill Streat
New Castle Hospital
Sheep Hill
Picnic Supper Romance Reflected in Weather and Eats
In a humorous reminiscence the speaker laments the picnic supper age with wooden plates and tin spoons, praising outdoor meals. The verse notes flies, chiggers, and stomach aches while describing mayonnaises, meatloaf, and taters as a cheerful summer scene. Weather adds detail with a sunny eighty six degree day.
School Board Sells 400000 Dollar Bond Issue
The school board sold Series B improvement bonds totaling 400000 at par plus 6066 premium to J H Holmes Co of Pittsburgh. Bids from National City Co New York Harr is Forbes Co of New York were also involved. The issue is 5 percent tax free in Pennsylvania and part of the funds will go to the other bidders. This sale brings total sold on the authorized million dollar issue to 760000 with 240000 remaining.
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J. H. Holmes & Co
Pittsburgh
Holmes Company
National City Company of
New York
Harris Forbes Company
Pennsylvania
J. B. Leach & Co
M. M. Friedman & Co
Redmond Company
Lyon Singer & Co
Glover & McGregor
George C. Appiegate
Too Hot For Sea Gulls On Shore
Fishermen along Lake Michigan report gulls keeping ten miles off shore due to intense heat in Chicago. The migration away from the shore is attributed to the heat, with gull sightings scarce along the coast.
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International News Service
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Anti Beer Bill Expected To Pass Senate
International News Service reports that the Campbell Willis Anti beer bill is set to pass the Senate by a large majority with both parties aligned against it. The constitutional question of prescribing restrictions for physicians may reach the Supreme Court. Knox opposes the bill but expects a strong vote against opponents. Senator Sterling of South Dakota plans a final House vote pushing for a sweeping approval.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Knox
The
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Wainsworth
New York
Sterling
South Dakota
House
Three Billion Loss To Labor in First Half of 2021
CHICAGO July 23 Inactivity in the building trades has cost American labor 3 000 000 000 in wages during the first six months of 2021. Daniel Crawford Jr of Philadelphia head of the Philadelphia Operative Builders association blamed bankers for inflation and inactivity. He said 6 250 000 000 of building was contemplated in 1921 but only a quarter would start. He called for wage scale revisions, proposing 90 cents per hour for skilled labor and 60 cents for unskilled, and backed sales and excess profit taxes to aid construction finance.
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International Service
Chicago
Daniel Crawford, Jr
Philadelphia
National Association of Renal Estate Boards
Crawford
Philadelphia Operative Builders’ Association
Bankers Responsibile
Drink Bar Polish Misread as Booze Proves Fatal
Two men, Joseph Salana 85 and Stanley Ulis 30, died after drinking bar polish mistaken for booze at a South Side hotel. They were delivering ice when the hotel proprietor, polishing the bar, left two colorless bottles within reach. The men helped themselves, selecting the wrong bottle and consuming the deadly liquid.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Salana
Stanley Ulis
Deamen
Man Fatally Struck by Train Near Shenango
Michael Danis of 615 Sennet Street was struck by a train Tuesday morning while walking on the Pennsylvania tracks near the Shenango Tin Rim. He died at Shenango Valley Hospital last evening and his remains were prepared for burial at Offutt's Undertaking Rooms. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at St Michael's Slavish Church with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. The deceased was unmarried and about 85 years old.
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Michael Danis
Sennet Street
Pennsylvania
Shenango Tin Rmal
Shenango Valley Hospital
Offutt
St. Michael's
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Three Nations Yet To Reply On Disarmament Talks
日本 Italy and China have not yet answered President Harding's disarmament proposals as officially announced from the state department. Officials expect formal acceptance soon and Secretary Hughes and the president discussed issuing formal invitations to the conference upon replies.
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Harry LU
Rogers
International News Service
Washington
Japan
Italy
China
Harding
State Department
Hughes
Irish Peace Conference Set Between De Valera and Lloyd George
London July 13 final plan for the conference tomorrow between Eamonn De Valera leader of the Irish republic and Premier Lloyd George was completed. After a delegation meeting De Valera messaged 10 Downing Street about tomorrow’s arrangements. De Valera chaired a formal Irish delegation meeting while Lloyd George was away at his country estate Chequers.
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William L. Mallabar
International News Service
Paorrs
London
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Lloyd George
de Valérie
10 Downing Street
de Valera
Chequers
Mrs Kaber Creates Near Panic In Cleveland Court
Mrs Catharine Iva Kaber, accused of stabbing husband Dan Kaber, caused a court room uproar with wild shrieks after a purported spirit message from the slain man. Bailiffs restrained her as she cried for her daughter Marian and claimed the message said Raber's spirit hovered nearby. State witnesses testified she sought aid of spirits to kill him.
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Mildred Morris
Ternational Mewes
P‘ Aeenapomaane
Court House
Cleveland
Catherine Iva Kaber
Marian
Raber
Spirita
Esther Berman
Eva Katherine Kaber
Daniel Cu. Kaber
Lakewond
Ohio
Berman
Search Seas For Mystery Ship
Naval officers weigh an ocean wide campaign to find the reported mystery ships. If confirmed as pirates, a combined surface and air search may sweep the seas with grey destroyers and aircraft along the coast. The Navy, Coast Guard, and Bureau of Navigation await more definite reports before taking action.
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International News Service
Washington
Navy Department
Denby
Giles
Munalbro
Coast Guard Service
Bureau of Navigation
Kinney Fights Off Four-Foot Rattlesnake In Rail Dispatch Room
In Vinings Georgia on July 13 W B Kinney third trick block telegrapher for the W and A railroad shouted Wow Kill this big snake as a four foot rattlesnake slithered through the dispatcher's door. He struck at the reptile with movable items and finally crushed its head. The dramatic incident ended with Kinney breathing heavily but unharmed.
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Vinternational News Service
Vinings
W. B. Kinney
W. & A. Railroad
aMres
Kinney
Milk And Ice Fund Reaches 311 With New Donation
A fresh $5 contribution from Mary F. Me bord brings the Milk and Ice Fund total to 311. The note urges further gifts before summer’s end and lists The Newsy Mrs. W. J. Marshall 608 Court arrest the treasurer and John Nothdurst at the Dotar Savings Association as donation options.
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Mary F. Mebord
Seagoon
Newsy
W. J. Marshall
John &. Nothdurst
Dotar Savings Association
Will Push Work On New Schools
The second series of the 1 million dollar bond issue has been sold and funds will soon be available to pay for improvements as completed. The school board will pressure contractors to push work to completion quickly. The Albert Street school building foundation is done and occupancy is aimed for October 1.
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Albert Sirent, Shoal
Business Outlook Is Fast Improving Says Real Estate Leader
Chicago July message to the National Association of Real Estate Boards shows an upbeat view of the business outlook. The president’s message says confidence is the greatest need and greets the men whose specialty is inspiring confidence. It notes special reasons for assurance that the outlook is fast improving.
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International News Service
Chicago
Harding
Naional Association of Real State Boards
Mrs Burkett to Be Arrested in Roosevelt Forgery Case
New York July 13 The police await Hillsdale Indiana authorities' word on arresting Mrs Emma R Burkett for forging the late Theodore Roosevelt's name. She allegedly endorsed a 40000 note sent to Charles J Shungon at the 1912 Chicago Progressive convention. The warrant request followed an investigation by Assistant District Attorney Dooling at the behest of Mrs Roosevelt and George Emlen Roosevelt.
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International Plans Service
New York
Polica Department
Hillsdale
Ind
Iis
Emma R. Burkett
Theodore Roosevelt
Burthett
Roosevelt
Charles J. Shungon
Chicago
Prince of Wales Retires From Public Duties
London July 18 The Prince of Wales was ordered by his physicians to abandon all public engagements for an indefinite period. The heir to the throne has been indisposed recently and his medical advisers are inclined to minimize his illness, yet it was deemed advisable to forego scheduled engagements.
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International News Service
London
Prince of Wales
Death records for two individuals in local notices
Minbad Danin aged 35 of Senet Street Laing Karki listed with six months remaining and address 522 Aecurn Street. Melvin Swagger aged 11 days noted in Township area as part of a brief death record notice.
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Minbad Danin
Senet Street
Laing Karki
Melvin Swagger
Go ‘Township
Green Apples Blamed In Child Death Case
Edward Bunny, two year old son of Joseph Bufny of 13 Chartes Street, died after reportedly eating green apples ice cream and ice. The family of six children has suffered neglect while the father cared for them alone. The boy fell ill after the meal and died overnight despite remedies.
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Edward
Bunny
Joseph Bufny
Chartes Street
Edward W
Dawes Sets Plan for Permanent Public Printing Conference
Washington DC director Dawes proposed a permanent printing conference to oversee distribution of public documents. The panel would include bureau printing chiefs from executive establishments and representatives from executive and judicial branches with the president's approval. The goal is tighter economy and standardized printing to curb wasteful public expenditure. Mr and Mrs Harry Steiner of Laurel Boulevard, Wave, visited Wake County Cryo at Martin's Forty, Ohio.
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Washington
Dyt
Budge
Omarl Dawes
Dawes
Onve Ty
Harry Steiner
Laurel Boulevard
Wave
Wake Tey Cryo
Martin‘e Forty
Ohio
Beaverdale Quiet After Bealverdale Unrest
In Beaverdale, Johnstown, police guarded a town where disorder occurred Monday night and again yesterday. Americans demand Italians leave. mines idled with 2,000 workers, including 1,500 Americans and 500 foreigners. A meeting was planned to decide when Americans return to work as the “undesirable” Italians depart.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Beaverdale
Suil
To Bea
Sta
New Witnesses Being Sought In Stillman Case
In Poughkeepsie July 23 a rush of subpoena servers was sent as hearings in the Stillman divorce resume. The defense seeks twelve new witnesses in Pennsylvania and Mondanna Island to support claims about Franklyn H. Leeds and James A. Stillman. A key witness arrived from Alba with photographic records of auto licenses to link signatures to one hand.
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Stillman
Poughkeepsie. N
Gleason
Mia
Fifi Potter Stillman
Ea Hust
John F. Hoppe
Mondanna
James A. Stilman
Litle Guy
Protests Alter Plans for Local Housing and Industry
A series of protests has halted or reshaped state actions on housing and public works. The Monongahela river area sees renewed searches as a teen, Edward Fritz, resurfaces after his third disappearance. A Steademaitle plant in Ohio suspends operations, while cement shipments set a new monthly record. A Limeh at berry picker incident injures a child in Payette City, and a public incinerator contract is awarded to a Youngstown company.
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Mary Dakowitz
Payette City
Berry Pickers
Cit
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Arthur Mometer
Bator
Tsay
Green Apples
Little Boy
Beaverdall
State Industrial Board
Edward Fritz
Robert Et SM
Monongahela River
Menessen
Solig AD
Ely
Jlartic Paper Company
Bessemer Lhimestong
Sient Company
Youngstown
Mnnes Herrington
Celly
Dean
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