Recaptured Prisoner Dies of Wounds
Herbert Myers alias the Hillinger of the East dies from a gunshot wound after resisting arrest in New York. Federal and local authorities had pursued him for alleged robberies and murders across Washington Hitchmond and Philadelphia since escaping Maryland penitentiary in 1924. He refused medical treatment and blood transfusion, saying Let me die.
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International News Services
New York
Herbert Myers
Washington, D. C
Hitchmond
Philadelphia
Myers
Hillinger
East
Maryland
Washington
Untern
Frank O'Neil
Fordham Hospital
Liquor Stores Sales Rise Again in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the state liquor stores increased for a second week. Receipts for the week ending July 14 reached 597,450 compared with 583,257 the prior period. Late June sales dipped to just under 563,000, near the system’s January low, bringing total receipts to 18,796,484.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Trucker Strike Threat Shakes Minneapolis Amid Martial Law Talks
Rioting strikers clash with police as 3,000 guards join 1,196 militiamen in Minneapolis. One striker reported killed, 18 hospitalized, many treated at strike headquarters. Gov Olson tours site. martial law possible as authorities restore order near the market district.
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Martial Tay
John Belor
Ellard Walsh
Ray
State Fair Ground
Walsh
Fort Ripley
Little Palls
Dis
Haas
Olson
St. Paul
County to Honor Dr G 5 Bennett at Luncheon Monday
A county luncheon is planned to honor Dr G 5 Bennett with speakers including Mayor Clins and City Manager Lowell Monroe. City and county officials will share the program, along with Kiwanis and other service clubs. State representation will read a personal message from the state director ERIC H. Biddle. Reservations for dinner require advance notice.
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DR. G.5
Bennett
Clins
B. Magne
New Castle
Lowell Monroe
Ellwood Cuy
Fred J. Rentz
Gilbert E. Long
BE. H. Ravinson
Eric H. Biddle
Castletom
Heat Wave Tops State Weather Record And Toll
Torrid heat drives people to rivers lakes and pools as cities battle rising temperatures. Deaths include William Armstrong 60 and Charlotte Opjur 35 in Philadelphia and six year old Betty Kissinger in Tower City pool. Pittsburgh heat hits 95 with forecasts for near 100 setting July record.
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Henenes
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
William Armstrong
Charlotte Opjur
Betty Kissinger
Tower City
Heatwave Grips Nation with Record Highs and Deaths
Across the country the heat wave sizzles from the East to the Rockies with temperatures hitting 100 in Sheridan and 108 in Cincinnati. Fatalities mount in New York and New England as crops suffer in mass heat while Washington predicts 100. Only the Pacific coast escapes severe heat with Los Angeles at about 75.
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Texas
Dallas
James E. Ferguson
Louisville
Columbus
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
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New York
Washington
Weather Bureau
Connecticut
New England
Massachusetts
Massachusettes
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Washington Society Girl Dead of Bullet Wound
A Washington society girl was found dead at Battery Park Maryland near her home. Mrs Breckinridge searched the area after her two Irish setters led to the body. Austin Carlin notified Bethesda police. A single bullet wound through the heart ended her life.
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Battery Park
Drive Against Reds Spreading Steadiest Across Deportation View
Movements against alleged radical activity were discussed as authorities prepare inquiries into deportation actions. About 340 jailed radicals formed without legal counsel after Attorney George Anderson requested to be excused due to safety concerns. Four men and a woman identified as leaders of the Pacific coast communist network sought separate juries and were each held on $1,000 bond. The Sons of Union Veterans Drum Corps will meet July 23 at 7:30 PM in the city hall.
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George Anderson
Sons of Union Veterans Fire and Drum Corps
Sons Vhall
City Balding
Fairbanks To Leave Europe Amid Divorce Trial
Lord Ashley heir to Shaftsbury seeks damages from actor Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in a divorce suit in London. Fairbanks plans to return to California and may not defend the case, potentially paying small damages. Lady Ashley seeks Hollywood move as both contemplate exit from England within weeks.
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George Lait
International News Service
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Shaftsbury
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Sylvia Hawkes
Stage Teme
Jady Ashey
Douglas Pairbanks Sr
Wwno
United States
Lady Ashley
Hollywood
Fairbanks
California
England
Lord Ashby
Fairbank
North Mimms
Kute Lime
Yarose Dundee Bout Set at Forbes Field for August or September
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Teddy Yarose Mononga pugilist signed to meet champion Vince Dundee in a middleweight title bout at Forbes Field. Promoter Bus Vogel secured Dundee and his manager Max Waxman for a 9 round bout with Dundee guaranteed 25000 dollars or 37.24 percent of receipts.
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Iinternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarose
Vince Dundee
Forbes Field
Bus Vogel
Hickey Fark
Dundee
Max Waximan
Vogel
Arrests Made Over Slot Machine Charge At Club
Police visited the M. Club on East Washington Street and charged Jack McGonigle with suspicion. He paid a fine of 8.00 dollars. A slot machine was allegedly operated at the club. Mrs. Howard Li h and daughter Ruth from County Line Street are visiting relatives in Freeport for a week.
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East Washington Street
Jack McGonigle
Data Tee
Howard Li H
T Ruth
County Line Street
Freeport
President names three members of mediation board
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of three members to the National Mediation Board and named Murray Latimer as chairman of the Railroads Retirement Board. The appointees are William M. Leiserson of Ohio James M. Carmall of Washington DC and John Carmody newly named chief engineer of the Federal Emergency Relief Organization.
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International News Service
U.S. 5
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Havaiit
National Mediation Board
New Railroads Retirement Board
National Mediator Board
William M. Leiserson
Yellow Springs
Ohio
James M. Carmall
Washington, D. C
John Carmody
Federal Emergency Relief Organization
Murray Latimer
Railroads Retirement Board
Jasb Congress
Indications Langer Loses In North Dakota Governor Battle
The session opened with the sun blistering at the capitol Als. A Langer sergeant-at-arms found only 19 of 49 state senators present, signaling a loss. In the House led by Speaker Minnie Craig, while quorum hovered, a joint session was not convened as no action occurred.
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North Dakota
State Supreme Court
Ole Olson
North Dakota National Guard
Langer
Bismarck
GOP
Capitol
Hrally
Senate
House
Minnie Craig
Olson
Hamilton
Auto collision injures East Street pedestrian
John Nothburtt of 408 Centennial Street escaped serious injuries after being struck by a car on East Street at 7 90 a.m. He suffered abrasions to his right arm. The driver was Frank McArthur of 192 Liclede Street Youngstown driving south on East Street when the accident occurred.
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John Nothburtt
Centennial Street
East Street
Frank McArthurs
Liclede Street
Youngstown
Fast Street
Community groups honor Dr Bennett for relief board service
In a joint meeting with Kiwanis and Lions, Castllton clubs praise Dr G S Bennett for 18 months on the relief board and 16 months as chairman. Mayors and club leaders lend thanks, with short addresses by city, county, and service club figures. reservations via Harold McCulloch.
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Castrllton
Kiwants and Lions
Ielier
G. S. Bennett
Bennett
Charman
Pacific Coast Strike Clouds Lift Amid Harbor Talks
Angelo Rossi supports easing the Pacific coast strike as authorities in San Francisco review arrest records for possible deportation actions. Farley Wagner and Johnson, key National Recovery Administration figures, visit to press shore labor talks while Portland and Seattle work to reopen ports under guard. The mediation board seeks unlimited arbitration on strike issues as life returns to normal.
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National Administration
James A. Farley
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Farley
San Jose
Washington
Senator Wagner
Portland
Roosevelt
National Longshoremen's Board
General Johnson
Los Angeles
Camp Withycombe
Oregon Nations
Seattle
Escaped Convicts Re-Captured Near Thomaston
Two of three convicted murderers who escaped last night by scaling the state prison wall were captured at gunpoint today in Waldoboro. Alien Twitchell and Archie Littallen, both sought, were taken without a struggle, while James Mitchell remained at large in a wooded area. A 50-strong posse of state troopers and guards pursued the trio.
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International News Service
Thomaston
Waldoboro
Alien Twitchell
Troy
Archie LiTtallen
Portland
James M. Mitchell
Hier
General Johnson Attacks Alien Radicals in U S
General Johnson rails against alien radicals during a speech on the coast. He warns of minority rule and economic strangulation, comparing anti-social influence to a machine gun backed by a foreign faction, urging Americans to reject such power and uphold democracy. Also notes on motion picture shows at Camp Fred L. Rentas and a Pennsylvania railroad patcher enjoying Canadian fishing trips.
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Bo Blie
Mitt
Carl S. Hart
Garfield Avenue
Pennsylvania
Deaths of the Day in local notices and services
Funeral notices list Howard Coulter 25 of 1308 Hamilton Street dies from motorcycle injuries with services at his residence and Slippery Rock cemetery. Seas Stoner Rose Point farmer dies suddenly. Rose Point Methodist church service Sunday. interment Zion Baptist cemetery. Infant Rose Chit three months dies. funeral at St Vitus and St Nitas cemeteries. Lydia Ricker 89 dies at daughter’s home. services in Wilkes Barre. Clorinda Fiacco 74 found dead. funeral at St Lucy's Church. Edward S McKibben 67 dies after six weeks’ illness. funeral at 915 Winslow Avenue. Colod Hassan 41 Syria-born American Legion member dies at home. interment Greenwood. James F P Flemming’s funeral Mass at St Mary’s. Anna Shen funeral Mass at St Mary’s.
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William LeRoy Coulter
Hamilton Street
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First
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Clifford] Hughes
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Hubert Yilcan
David Lewis
Slippery Rock
Seas Stoner
Rose Point
Rose Point Methodist Church
Zion Baptist Cemetery
Presthvetoy Rees
Henderson
Louisa Webr
Ellwood City
Rose Chit
Angela
Agnew Street
Prin
Utileane
St. Vitus
St. Nitas
Lydia Ricker
Thomas Foster
Sixth Street
D. ¢. Schnebly
Wilkes-Barre
Clorinda Fiacco
James Piscetella
Belt Street
Fiacco
St.Lucy's Church
Mother of Sorrow Lodge
Jennie DeNucsio
Itcly
Edward S. McKibben
Winslow Avenue
Mr. McKibben
Canada
New Castle
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
J. P. Witherson
Third United Presbyterian Church
Olive A. DeGarmo McKibben
Edward J
Clarence
C. McKibben
Sey Monroe
Pittsburg
Helen HE. McKibben
Punerel
Dy. S. B. Copeland
Gracen Land Cemetery
Colo Hassan
Colod Hassan
Deap Hassan
Syria
Ease Lane Avenue
Margaret
Coled Jr
Bud
Freddie
Hamid Hassen
United States Army
New Kensington
American Legion
Greenwood Cemetery
Flemming
Saema
Mst. Mary's Church
Daimes
FP. Flemming
Flemming Wig
M. P. Galvin
My. L. S. Watterson
St. Mary's Thurch
A. P. Scholz
St. Margarit's Churet
Thoms Martin
Edward Burys
John Bins
Edward Sheridan
Paul Rupp
Joseph McCormick
St. Mary's Cemetery
Anna Shen
English Avenue
St. Mary'’s
Pennsylvania Bond Issue Authorized by Interstate Commission
The Pennsylvania railroad received authority to issue 50,600,600 dollars of general mortgage bonds. The issue will be sold at not less than nine percent, with proceeds used to fund outstanding obligations. Also notes refer to ancient chariot racing at Greek festivals as a curiosity.
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Atternational News
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ralvond Today
Interstate Commpree Commission
Toby Wing Denies Secret Mexican Wedding Rumor
Toby Wing denies marrying Jackie Googan or any wedding today. The young screen star says no marriage is planned and that reports of a secret ceremony in Mexico are false.
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Jackie
Report On Coast
Jackie Coogan
Mexico
Young Screen Star
Jackie Googan
Santa Clar
Wing
Conying
Cleveland Couple Wed Denials Of Secret Marriage
An item from Hollywood Cal announces that on July 21 at the home of Justice of the Peace Gera Law in Cleveland a couple named Cerine Kausek and a partner spoke emphatically to deny any secret marriage or plans to wed, countering rumors circulating in Hollywood circles.
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Justice of the Pea Gera Law
Bollywood
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