Will Is Grieved Over Tragic Death of Mexican Flier
Special to The News from Hollywood California reports grave sorrow over the death of Mexican aviator Carranza who recently flew with Will Mare sco and was described as a fine, promising young flyer. The writer notes aviation risks as pilots continue developing the field and extends condolences to Mez foo and Mexico.
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Will
Hollywood
Cal
Senate Barbara
Carranza
Sterter City
Mezfoo
All America
Maresco
St Swithin weather signs dry spell for New Castle area
In New Castle and Lawrence County the St Swithin day tradition hints at a dry spell as yesterday had no rainfall. Local notes report traffic officer Tommy Jones rescuing a fledgling bird in downtown and other city curiosities including a new bus line on Grant Street and efforts to equip rooms at the Jameson Memorial hospital.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Tommy Jones
Washington
Central Presbyterian Church
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Shenango Valley Hospital
Grant Street
Sampson Street
Sharon
Witnesses Relatives Testify In Nellie Dean Will Case
Court in Lawrence county hears testimony on signature of Nellie M. Dean in the will dispute. Relatives and J. J. Dean Company employees testify about the late widow’s habits and handwriting. Mrs Dean’s signature questioned as proceedings continue on page two.
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J.J. Dean
Lawrence County
James A. Chambers
Nellie M. Dead
J. J. Dean
Dean
J. J. Dean Company
Charles V. Dean
H .L. Dean
Cone
J. P. Dean
J. J. Deen
Robert K. Aiken
Two Constables Injured in Hillsville Raid
Two constables, John Miller and De Graf Robinson, were injured during a raid at the home of Joe Sherlock in Hillsville on Saturday night. Constable William J. Edwards described the events, stating Miller and Robinson entered during a wedding and that a search warrant was discussed at the scene.
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John Miller
de ‘Graf Robinson
John Busick
Reid
Joe Sherlock
Hillsville
Miller
Robinson
Sherlock
William J. Edwards
Stoy
Atorney J. Elder
Bryan
Illiam J. Edwards
Hillsvie
Mijer
Edwards
Secure Marriage License In Buffalo
John D. Jackson of New Castle Pennsylvania and Grace E. McClure of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania secured a marriage license shortly before noon Saturday in the Buffalo city clerk's office.
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Buffalo
John D. Jackson
New Castle
Grace E. McClure
Beaver Falls
Croton And West Side Citizens Appeal For Better Car Service
Croton and West Side residents press for improved streetcar service. C Coulthard of the Pennsylvania-Ohio railway says a new traffic survey will decide if a 10 minute schedule is viable, replacing the 15 minute plan. Citizens urge faster service, citing inadequate prior schedules and disrupted lines due to East Side traffic.
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Croton
West Side
Grant
Crotot
Coulthard
Tom Cunningham
Cascade Park
Selfridge Field Flier Crashes Into Lake in Michigan
A U S Army plane based at Selfridge Field plunged 2 000 feet into Lake St Clair near Grosse Pointe Farms. Wings collapsed on impact and the craft sank instantly. Field officers hurried to the wreckage by speedboat to identify the aircraft.
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Detroit
Selfridge
Lake St. Clair
Grosse Point Farms
Two Are Killed and Sixteen Hurt in Truck Crash Near Bridge
Two people died and sixteen were hospitalized after a truck plunged from a hill near the Wildwood Road bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio line. Victims include Mrs. Risha Portnoi and Alex Portnoi. Injured from Pittsburgh and Ambridge, many in serious condition after the vehicle broke brakes and toppled into a tree. Passersby aided the victims and rushed them to hospitals. In London, Austen Chamberlain announced plans to send Britain's reply to an American note on outlawing war by Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio
Wlidwood Road
Risha‘Portnoi
Alex Portnoi
Max ‘Dreytuy
Ambridge
Ida Portnot
A. Miowitz
Branovitz
Lewis’ Kaufmann
Sam Berger
Mathew Irwin
J. Girshorn
Byla
Rand
Conternational News Services
London
Austen Chamberlain
House’ of Commons
Plan To Abandon Conneaut Trolley Service
International News Service reports Conneaut Lake Pa plans to end trolley service to exposition park after two year deficit. Beginning August 1 buses will carry passengers.
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Conneaut
International News Service
Conneaut Lake
Exposition Park
Brooklyn Contractor Willian Gilbride Murder Case
Police suspect robbery as the motive in the dismemberment of Brooklyn contractor William Gilbride. His body found in a basemeadows area near Freeport with head wrapped in a bartender apron and $300 missing. trials hinge on a fisherman and several questioned men. An auto with bloodstains was found as investigators press the case.
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E International News Service
Freeport
Basi
Willian F. Gilbride
Brooklyn
John Sheridan
Farm Hang
Gilbride
John Capolito
Spaghett
Krassin Resumes Arctic Search For Lost Airmen
Moscow reports the Soviet ice breaker Krassin extends its Arctic search for the Italian crew of six and a rescue party of six led by Capt. Roald Amundsen. Radio operator exhaustion limits the daily operations as conditions persist on the floes and seven survivors of the airship disaster have been rescued in prior efforts.
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I International News Services
Moscow
Sov
Xhasain
Arctic
Alessandri
Reala Amundsen
Yast
Kyvassin
Samayo
Gontinawa
Pardoe man shoots former sweetheart then kills himself
Grove City Pa July 16 authorities blamed a rejected suitor’s rage for a shooting and double tragedy at Pardoe. Frank Miller 26 a mail carrier died instantly from a self-inflicted wound after shooting his former sweetheart Miss Mahel Hoseck 24 who was wounded seriously in the chest and dying in a hospital. Miller had courted Hoseck for three years and after a talk in front of Hoseck home he pulled a 38 caliber revolver and opened fire before killing himself.
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Derman
Grove City
Pardoe
Frank Miller
Miss
Mahel Hoseck
Miss Hoseck
Miller
Pollce
Hoseck
Pardos
Miss. Hoesack
Hundreds Fight Forest Fires In California
Three hundred men battled two major fires in Southern California with more crews en route. One blaze threatened Mount Wilson after advancing from Little Santa Anita Canyon near Sierra Madre, while another burned through Big Tujunga Canyon near Pasadena. Lassen National Park fire near Lyonsville grew seemingly out of control, prompting fresh fighters and air reconnaissance as more than 5,000 acres burned and cattle were ordered removed.
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International News
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Santa Anita Canyon
Sierra Madre
Mount Wilson
Big Tujunga Canyon
Pasadena
Terainas
Red Bluff
Dwy
Lassen National Park
Fridsytodey
Lyonsville
Toledo Slayer Declared Sane to Die in Chair
A Toledo tribunal finds Charles Hoppe sane after self confessed slayings of Dorothy Sislagowski and Lily Dale. He is sentenced to the electric chair on October 26, despite defense psychiatrists arguing insanity.
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Toledo
Charles
Stanley
Hoppe
Dorothy
Sislagowskiv
Lily
Meneca
Hoover Meets Coolidge During Wisconsin Stop
Candidate Hoover arrives in Superior and travels to the Brule lodge for a two day stay with President Coolidge. They plan talks on campaign strategy and policies and discuss Hoover's acceptance speech and the future secretary of commerce appointment. Hoover will rejoin his campaign train in Duluth, Minnesota tomorrow.
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William K. Hutchinson
Hoover
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Commerce
Duluth
Minn Ee
Nations Agree to Kellogg Plan to Ban War
Foreign ministers prepare to sign a universal treaty renouncing war as national policy. France Italy Germany Britain and Japan have accepted Kellogg proposals. A Paris meeting of foreign ministers is planned for October to finalize the covenant with Secretary Kellogg leading the American delegation if approved.
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Washington
France
Italy
State Department
Kellogg
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Siipotters
Paris
Coolidge
Death notices from Ellwood City area scattered
Death records show Margaret Halt 66 of New Castle and Enoch Jones 43 of Ellwood City among others. Entries mention Mrs Catherene McCormick of San Diego and Rhinehart 91 at North 4 Liberty with minimal addresses and fragmented names.
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Margaret Halt
New Castle
Harry E. Boak
Park Rye
Catherne “McCormick
San Diego
Cal
Hezekia
McCreary
Hickory Township
Giovanni Varravell
Center Street
Enoch Jones
Ellwood
City
Ellen. Rhinehart
North
Liberty
Sereet
Paul
Cyeto
Ellwood City
Dave McBride Details 17 Year Locust Specimens
Ri Miller of Ellwood road brought two strange insects to The News office on Thursday. Dave McBride son of Quincey A. McBride and embryo biologist 220 Hazelcroft avenue identifies one specimen. Cave captured another, noting the insects are commonly called ly year locusts but biologists classify them Cleada.
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Miller
Ellwood Road
Dave McBride
Quincey A. McBride
Hazelcroft Avenue
Cave
A Summer’s Best Thing to Do by the Pool
Arthur Mometer recalls long days in maple shade and sun filled by reading golfing idle hours. The clearest joy comes from sitting by a limpid pool, fishing and thinking, savoring a lazy torrid day and feeling alive in quiet contentment.
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Felter
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