Radio Purchases Increase Abroad
Radio equipment is rapidly expanding as a staple of U.S. foreign trade per the Commerce Department. Countries across the globe show demand from Canada and Egypt to Ireland and Australia, with lists spanning radios, records, and accessories to automobiles, washing machines, and perfumery.
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Robert
Thornbourgh
Washington
Department of Commerce
Canary Islands
Canada
Egypt
Teeland
Ireland
Emerald Lair
America
Veard
Netherlands
New Zealand
Australia
France
Germany
England
West Indies
Porto Rico
Argentina
Azores
Fate of Doomed Murdered Now in Governor's Hands
Authorities deem the message a hoax though some, including the Scott family, cling to a miracle. Governor Small must decide, after Ball’s tale split between doubt and belief about Russell Scott’s impending execution.
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Joseph Maurer
First State
George E. Gorman
Ball
Scout
Russell Scott
Small
Tragic Outburst in Drug Store Leads to Fatal Shooting
The narration describes Robert pressing Maurer for money owed to the Heathers over a whiskey deal. A fight erupts when Maurer denies debt, and shots ring out. Maurer falls as Russell is ruled unable to fire, while Ball cites family hardship for not testifying and leaving his telegraph key unattended.
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Robert
Maurer
Heathers
Russell
Ball
Tham
Former Governor Sproul May Run For U S Senator
Harrisburg July 18 The prospect of Pennsylvania sending a former governor to the United States Senate within two years grows as capital observers cite Governor Pinchots potential candidacy and hints that former Governor Sproul may seek the six year seat if Senator Pepper decides against running.
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News “Buréau
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Capitol
George Wharton Pepper
Pinchot
Pepper
Sproul
U. S. Senate
Congress
Vara
Philadelphia
Senate
Pepper v
Spreul
Forester
United
Republican Organization
Nesis Authorized to Make Announcements Under Manual
The notice cites a September 15 date and a judiciary reference authorizing proclamations for the Republican ticket in the Second Ward of New Castle. It names BCESTET L WALLACE as judge. The fragment indicates official election-related announcements under a city or ward structure.
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Nesis
Bcestet L. Wallace
New Castle
I WR. McKee
Eastbrook
X. M
Ace" Heynwolds
Burgess
Ellwood City
BU G.swick
Bloer Bryan
What Did You See A Ladys Frock and Arcade Sketches
A young woman selects a frock for a petty event while a saleslady -- with an architect nearby drafting blueprints -- answers. An amateur naturalist returns from a two day woods visit with three butterflies. Scouts play, a elevator operator decorates with movie star pictures, a Sunday school teacher colors a Holy Land map. A peanut machine spills a half pound to delighted youngsters. A married man hides while his wife vacations and ponders pudding from canned contents. Children chew stale ice cream, motorists detour on West Washington, the conductor gathers dropped coins, taxi drivers seek riders at the depot.
Uniontown Banker's Sisters Fight Will Estate Is $500000
A will contest filed in Uniontown pauses the estate of John H. Strawn former receiver of the First National Bank of Uniontown. Myrtle J. Strawn and Mrs A Odum sisters of Strawn allege undue influence on the decedent who left about 600000 to his widow Miss Rinehart of Waynesburg.
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Uniontown
John.h. Strawn
First National Bank of
Mias
Myrtle J. Strawn
Los Angeles
Mra. A. Odum
Lawrence County
Tlinois
Strawn
Waynesburg
Goolid ge says federal control of coal problem
President Coolidge faces a worsening coal crisis due to overproduction and union nonunion dispute. Congress must act for federal control, with December likely needed to convene. Atlantic City mediation stalls while a strike looms on September 1. immediate action sought.
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Goolidge
Congress
Atlantic City
Coolidge
Labor
Davis
Commerce
Hoover
United Mine Workers
Cootlidge
Rubber Market Control Fight In Full Swing
A commission authorized by Congress is surveying world rubber areas to assess control options. The report aims to stabilize political conditions and may lead to representations to Britain via Secretary Kellogg to curb sensational price rises. The committee convened at the State Department to discuss these problems.
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Philippines
Kellogg
Britain
Stata Department
Notice to Taxpayers for New Castle County Duplicates
Notice to taxpayers announces county tax duplicates for New Castle City wards and Lawrence county townships. Taxes payable at the county treasurer’s office in the courthouse with a July 5 percent rebate, August at face value, and September 1 with a 5 percent add-on. Payment by bank checks money orders drafts and an addressed return envelope to David E Nessle. The area note and population data are included as stray text.
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New Castle
Lawrence c County
Court House
David E. Nessle
County
Ind
Iseit
Petain Arrives in Morocco to Aid French Campaign
Marshal Petain reaches Rabat to boost French effort against Abd el Krim in Morocco. French air bombardment and machine gun attacks halt Rif onslaught near Faz Ain-Naatouf as flying columns bolster Moroccans and deter defections. Lyautey meets Petain on arrival to discuss strategy.
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Petain
Morocco
Faz
Fez
Ain-Naatouf
Kelna-Des- Sless
Ouergha
Wimp-Rovee
Abd-el-Krim
Ra- Gat
Marshal Petain
Marshall Lyautey
Scientists Testimony In Scopes Trial Shock Local Courts
In Dayton a score of scientists testified secretly for the defense to show evolution did not clash with the Bible. The judge barred the witnesses from the jury, promising records for higher courts as motions and final arguments proceed.
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Scopes
Iife
Fay Cooper Cole
Ethnologst
Field Museum
Chicago
Maynard M. Metcalf
John Hopkins University
W. C. Curtis
University of Missouri
H. H. Newman
University of Caleago
W. A. Kapner
University of Virginia
William A. Nelson
Tennesse
Jacob G. Lippman
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Shaller Mathews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Young Scopes
Mathews
Darrow
School Marms Watch Big Modern Session
STATE COLLEGE Pa July is Included among the 180 children enrolled in the demonstration school for the Pennsylvania State college fet summer are 25 from outside of State College, and children from so far off as Kansas City Mo and Cambridge Mass are numbered in the enrollment. The registration this year breaks all previous records according to Dr. Carmen Ross for Doylestown who is in charge. The demonstration school is conducted as a part of the summer session of the college and it serves the purpose of a laboratory for observation purposes for the many Pennsylvania school teachers who are studying the teaching of subjects ranging from kindergarten through the junior high school years.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Kansas City
Cambridge
Mags
Carmen Ross
Doylestown
Pennsylvania
Automobile Stolen From Frank Presner
Frank Presner of Atlantic Avenue reports to police that his Oakland touring car, 1422 model, license Pennsylvania 644-073, was taken from his garage during the night. The entry occurred sometime overnight.
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Frank Presner
Atlantic Avenue
Oakland
Pennsylvania
Dr Davis Moves Office Uptown
Dr. Morris Davis has relocated his practice from 207 East Long Avenue to 22 East North Street after about a year and a half at the prior site. The move updates patients and confirms the new office location for his medical services.
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DR. Davis
Morris Davis
East Long Avant
Las
East North Street
Police Chief to Make Recommendations After Convention
Police Chief Henry Dysart plans to urge the city council to buy fingerprinting equipment for the department. Detectors can handle prints without experts and send results to the Washington Bureau for identification. He also proposes an ordinance on main thoroughfares with stop signs and fines for noncompliance to improve traffic safety.
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Henry Dysart
Indianapolis
Indiana
International Association of Police Chiefs
Police Department
Washinston
B. C
Bu Jureau
Washington
Gitles
Dysart
Paris Fashion Museum aims to save history of dress
Paris plans a Fashion Museum highlighting past dress innovations as a city councillor proposes a new cultural project. The article contrasts Paris leading fashion design, mentions a dancer Jean Berlin touring Europe, and notes whimsical scenes by the Seine including a dogs’ companion figure and canine baths amid urban life.
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Alice Langelier
Jtei
Paris
Uly 18
Monsieur Delaveane
Deaths of the Day Abert to Jenking in Woodlawn
Two obituaries note J Jenkins Albert J Jenking aged 52 of Woodlawn Pa died after extended illness. Born in England he lived fifteen years in Woodlawn and leaves wife and children Charles Florence David and Mrs Wallie Davis. Funeral Monday July 20 at 1 pm from his home, pastor Rev Smith, Woodlawn Cemetery. Also notices Ted Scott dies at 84 in St Cloud Fla Civil War veteran. stepchildren Sidney John Mrs A J Yoho Mrs Lottie Maitland Mrs Howard McGill. Burial at St Cloud Wednesday.
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Abert
J. Jenkins
Albert J. Jenking
Woodlawn
Mr. Jenking
England
Wallie Davis
Charles
Youngstown
Florence
David
First United Presbyterian Church
Protected Home Circle
Hig Love
Trev. Smith
Woodlawn Cemetery
John Scott
Howard McGill
Garold Avenue
Ted Scott
St. Cloud
Fla
Scott
Mary McCay
Sidney McCay
John McCay
Cleveland, Q
A. J. Yoho
Lottie Maitland
Sc. Claud
Airplane crash cures Carmichaels youth of stuttering
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on July 18 a small plane taking off from the Bailey farm near Carmichaels plunged toward the ground after engine trouble. Passenger Ralph Skyles aged about 12 was reportedly cured of stuttering after the accident, while Kenneth Bailey 22 and pilot Ralph Dodson 25 were shaken. Dodson was thrown clear as the craft struck a coal shed and nose first into the earth.
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Waynesburg
Ralph Skyles
Carmichaels
Skyles
Kenneth Bailey
Ralph Dodson
Masontown
Bailey Farm
Dodson
Baileymere
Skryles
To Kill Barberry Bushes With Salt
Cumberland county farmers and businessmen plan a Barberry Eradication Bee on August 11 to eliminate 500 barberry plants using rock salt. County Agent P L Holinger reports a field meeting with volunteers for this first campaign in Pennsylvania. State College specialists assist in locating bushes as the effort targets wheat root rot spread.
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Carlisle
Cumberland County
P. L. Holinger
Pennsylvania
State College
Weather Forecast Calls Showers Across Regions Next Week
Weather Bureau forecast shows showers in North and Middle Atlantic states during early and late week, with near normal temperatures and warmer trend toward week’s end in the Middle Atlantic. Ohio Valley to see showers at start and midweek, with generally normal temperatures. Great Lakes region also expects showers early and midweek with near normal temperatures throughout.
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Teternational. News Service
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Agamo
Region of
Great Lakes
Two Auto Accidents Reported In Beaver Falls
Police logged two automobile incidents in the last 24 hours. George Mattick was slightly injured when his motorcycle was struck on East Washington Street by Milton Cameron’s car. Cameron turned into an alley near Harper Dick place, the motorcycle was westbound and damaged. Walter Withers collided with T. J. Withers’ car at Mill Street and Falls Street. both vehicles damaged and Withers slightly hurt.
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George Mattick
South Walnut
East Washington Street
Kurtz Street
Milton Cameron
Cameron
Harper Dick
Walter Withers
Highland Avenue
Mill Street
Falls Street
T. J. Withers
North Lochianway
Withers
Richards
Mr. Withers
Cant Have Cake And Eat It Too Requires Balanced Public Policy
A historical column argues the public seeks lower taxes and spending alongside demands for better roads schools law enforcement and new public buildings. It notes voters want financial relief and stronger public services without clear tradeoffs. Community governance faces the tension between tax relief and expanded public works.
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New Castle, Pa
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London
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