Harvard Halfback Frederick Church Weds Muriel Vanderbilt
Newport society writes a wedding tale as Muriel Vanderbilt marries Frederick Cameron Church, famed Harvard athlete, in a simple family ceremony at a villa. Guests arrive by air, yacht, auto, and rail, with 200 invited formally and over 500 invited to a bath in honor of the couple.
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Cinternational News
Newport
Maruel Vanderbilt
Frederick Cameron Church
Harvard
Peblan
Bath
Bzecheny
President Of Viaduct Association Elected At Croton Church
Edward KR Smith was elected president of the Neshannock Viaduct Association at an open meeting in Croton M B Church. G M Gibson became vice president, C Ed Brown secretary, A G O Rodgers assistant secretary, and John Haley treasurer. An executive committee of New Castle men was appointed, with Joseph Rice and Joseph Graham on the publicity committee. The association commends city council actions and votes to continue petitions for the viaduct project.
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Edward KR. Smith
Hold Hope Now For Recovery Of Youth With Broken Back
Rody Marshall Jr a 15 year old boy from Narragansett pier suffered a broken back in a sea wall dive. His parents Mr and Mrs Rody P Marshall of Pittsburgh flew 3000 miles to reach his bedside at South County Hospital. Dr S H Ralston of Pittsburgh attends and believes life can be saved.
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S. H. Ralston
Pittsburgh
Ohio Attorney General Denies Letter Charges
Ohio Attorney General Crabbe denies writing approving signing or releasing the so called mystery letter accusing Governor Donahey of extravagance at the executive mansion. A newspaper man connected with a local weekly has assumed responsibility for the letter, Crabbe stated July 26 in Columbus Ohio.
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International News Service
Columbus
Crabbe
Donahey
Ohio
Seven Day Spree Promises Big Plans for Arthur Mometer
Arthur Mometer, nearly broke, plans a seven day spending spree to enjoy a luxurious vacation while hoping the windfall lasts. He jokes about waking in a fine bed and avoiding requests for help until the trip ends, then may face begging after returning. The tone is boastful and humorous about temporary wealth and escape.
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Fima
Young Astor
France Hears Of Riffian Retreat
In Tangier cables Paris reports show general Riff retreat on the western Moroccan front while French forces evacuated Melle in the east. Riffs discouraged in the central front as the front remained quiet amid other war news from the region.
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London
Morocco
Tangier
Paris
Gloom Over Roane Iron Mine Explosion Rears Town
In Rockwood Tennessee July 25 a mine blast at Roane Iron Company killed two men and trapped eight others amid flames. State and federal inspectors met with company officials to seal the shaft to smother the fire, with no hope of saving the entombed. Names of believed victims include Sam Givens Tom Green John Steen Roy Limberg Jim Wilson Tom Sullivan James Daugherty and W J Snow the superintendent.
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Rockhiwood
Tenn
Roane Iron Company
Sam Givens
Tom Green
John ‘Steen
Roy Limberg
Jim Wilson
Tom Sullivan
James Daugherty
W. J. Snow
French Marshal Lyautey Leaves Morocco Command
Paris reports Marshal Lyautey withdraws from Morocco command due to illness Le Matin says he will resign after treatment for eye trouble and undergo special medical care in Paris The move cited as necessary for the French mission in Morocco
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Paris
Marshal Lyautey
Morocco
le Matin Today
Hyer
Pa. judge reappoints district bankrupt referee for two years
Thomas ay SE Anen of O11 City was reappointed referee in bankruptcy for the district of Venangocoun by the federal court here for the next two years. The new term begins July 28.
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Fintecnn
PITT
Thomas Ay SE Anen
O11
Foggy Highway Tragedy Claims Youth Golfer
Clark Fulton, 21, of Wheeling, and companion Thomas M. Bloch were in a car overturned in dense fog on the national highway near Brownsville, three miles west. Fulton, son of Dr. W. S. Fulton, was killed. Bloch escaped unharmed. Both men were noted local golfers en route from a country club tournament after a dance.
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Internacional News Service
Brownsville
Clark Fulton
Wheeling
Thomas M. Bloch
Bloch
W. S. Fulton
Filton
Tristate
West Virginia
Showers Forecast For Next Week Across Regions
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for next week predicting showers in the North and Middle Atlantic states midweek and again toward week’s end with normal or slightly below temperatures. The Ohio Valley should see showers in both halves of the week with similar temperatures. The Great Lakes region faces midweek and late week showers with temperatures normal or below.
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International News Service
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
North
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Region of
Great Lakes
Auto Jumps Through Plate Glass Window
Miss Effie Steiner of Phillipsburg started her automobile in Altoona's business district yesterday and drove through a large display window of the Penn Central Light Power company office. Elevator boy Harold K. Smith in the doorway was struck and bruised.
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Altoona
Effie Steiner
Phillipsburg
Penn Central Light & Power Company
Harold K. Smith
Death Notice for George T Able and Angeline Rainey
Death record notes George T Able aged 68 of Adenburg and Angeline Rainey aged 13 of Woodlawn along with Angeline Maciarello aged 53 of 724 Pearson Street.
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George T. Able
Adenburg
Angeline Rainey
Woodlawn
Angeline Maciarello
Pearson Street
Birds Nest At Busy City Corner Each Summer
A small flock of birds makes the corner of Mill and Washington streets near Citizens National Bank their summer roost. Each evening the birds fly in before darkness and settle under the building eaves, attracting pedestrian attention. Local resident Joe Simmons notes the birds have roosted there for several summers, returning at dusk and leaving at dawn.
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Citizens National Bank
Mill and
Washington Streets
New Castle
Joe Simmons
Boy Plunges To His Death In Colorado Cliff
Herbert Olenberg an 11 year old from Newport Arkansas fell 400 feet while climbing Steamboat Rock near Lyons Colorado yesterday afternoon. He and a companion reached near the summit when he lost his hold and tumbled the entire height, striking a ledge about 100 feet from the top then rolling to the base. The body will be sent to Newport today.
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Uinternational News Service
Boulder
Colo
Herbert Olenberg
Fred Olenberg
Newport
Arkansas
Steamboat Rock
Missing Dry Cleaner Found In Toledo Not Located Girl
In Farrell Pennsylvania July 25 Miss Ingsin Harshman operated a Franklin Pennsylvania dry cleaning business. He was arrested in Toledo Ohio after his disappearance and the stenographer Letty Hosack also vanished. Harshman faces theft charges while J R Kovich lies injured with a fractured skull after a car crash near Lincoln Gardens on Darlington Road.
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Toledo
International
Farrell
Miss Ing Sined
Harshman
West Middlesex
Franklin
Ohto
Adevices
Letty Hosack
Polite
J. R.kovich
Large
Beaver Valley
Genera S Hospital
Lincoln Gardens
Darlington Road
Kovich
Canton
Residents oppose cement plant dust nuisance meeting
Residents near Lehigh Portland Cement plants No 1 and No 2 gathered at Hickory Heights schoolhouse Friday to organize against the dust nuisance. Jesse Daniels chaired the meeting and a follow up was planned for Wednesday evening at the Mission on the Harlanburg road.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Hickory Heights
Jesse Daniels
Harlansburg
Toad
Marriage Licenses for George Gettings Sankey Preston Cirelli
Marriage licenses issued to George R. Gettings and Mabel A. Sankey in New Castle, to Richard J. Preston and Thelma Lackey in Pittsburgh, to Michael Cirelli in Ellwood City, to Rosetta Bellora in Wood City, to Winifred H. Williams and Mary C. Johnston in Homealead.
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George R. Gettings
New Castle
Mabel A. Sankey
Richard J. Preston
Pittsburgh
Thelma Lackey
Plitteburgh
Michael
Cirelli
Ellwood City
Rosetta Bellora
Howood City
Win
H.willame
Youngstown
Mary Cg, Johm
Homealead
Coolidges Refuse To Be Social Lights On North Shore
Exclusive North Shore colony frets as President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge reject social invitations and keep to White House routine at White Court Swampscott Mass July 25 Exclusive summer set hoped for a grand season of garden parties and balls but the president and wife declined invitations and preferred private family time, sending social visitors away to Newport Bar Harbor and Atlantic City.
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George F. Durno
White Court
North Shore
Newport
Bar Harbor
Atlantic City
Columbus Fireman Dies After Being Hit By Truck
In Columbus city fire department tragedy, James Cheeseman was killed when a ladder car crossed Parsons Thurman crossing as a pump truck responded. Fireman Carl Schroeder suffered head injuries and bruises, both taken to Mercy Hospital. no arrests reported.
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Integnal News
Anv Mbo
Anal News Bervices
Columbus
A ‘Histon
Columbus Fire Department
James Cheeseman
Parsons
Thurman Avenues
A. Shasteen
Cheeshman
Mercy Hospital
Carl Schroeder
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Heads Toward Base Point
Dispatches from Lieut. Commander R. Byrd report the MacMillan Arctic expedition leaving Godhaven Disko Island Greenland and heading toward its base at Hutah. The Bowdoin departed Godhaven at 11 A.M. yesterday and the Peary was set to sail at 7 A.M. today with Governor Rosendahl of Greenland accompanying the voyage to aid the Americans amid coal purchases.
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Gates National News Service
Washington
Godhaven
Disko Island
Greenland
Htah
Navy Department
Byrd
Bowdoin
Rosendahl
Leslie Is Named As Defendant In State Bank Suit
State Senator Max G. Leslie and five others were named defendants in six suits filed by the State Banking Department related to the Carnegie Trust Company failure. The actions seek recovery of money loaned on notes totaling about $101,500. Leslie faced a claim for $75,000 plus interest from notes each for $25,000 dated before 1925.
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Conternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Max G. Leslie
State Banking Department
Carnegie Trust Company
Silverman
Harry Silverman
James ©. Hott, Jr
Johns
Wilson
Frank Mathlau
Leslie
Carnegie Trust Co
Maj. E. Lowry Humes
Two Men Near Death After Pittsburgh Auto Crash
In Pittsburgh on July 25, two men were reported near death and another critically injured when a car driven by Fred Melyncrok ran out of control and hit a curb. Passengers Join Shauyeck and Charles Houvicle were thrown from the vehicle with fractured skulls and internal injuries.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Fred Melyncrok
Join Shauyeck
Charles Houvicle
Melyncrok
Houvile
Boys on bicycle collide with auto injuring two youths
Thomas McMullen, 11, of 415 West Grant street, and Charles Davies, 14, of 312 Knox Street, were seriously hurt when their bicycle rode into John E. Gallagher's turning automobile at West Grant and State. McMullen suffered a broken left wrist and four broken teeth while Davies had a cut lip needing four stitches and head bruises.
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Thomas McMullen
West Grant Street
Charles Davies
Knox Strat
Youngstown Hill
John E. Gallagher
John Street
State Street
McMullen
Davies
S. W. Perry
Gallagher
Grant
Mr Mullan
Want machinists sought by state bureau at YMCA
A notice from the local office of the State Employment Bureau at the YMCA requests machinists from New Castle to report for work at the Bessemer Gear Engine Works in Grove City. Interested persons may obtain full particulars from Mr. Kirker at the YMCA.
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Walter
Neaa
State Employment Bureau
New Cestle
Bessemer Gar
Grove City
Kirker
Crowe vows to fight Scott insanity plea in Chicago
Chicago State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe moves to combat the effort to spare Russell Scott from hanging. He plans to have Scott examined by state alienists and opposes an insanity defense as a bitter courtroom battle looms. Scott, nervously awaiting execution, endures neuralgia and a shaky health outlook as defense funds rise.
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Crowe
Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
Russell Scott
Scott
David
William Scott Stewart
Stewart
Joseph Macrez
Wealthy Society Woman Hurt In Los Angeles Accident
Mrs. Craig Biddle a Philadelphia society leader sustained a broken nose in an automobile crash in Los Angeles. Police surgeons treated her at the scene and she was later taken home. The other occupants escaped unhurt after her car struck the rear of their vehicle.
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Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
International News Servce
Hare
Biddle
County Schools Set Open Dates For Late August Start
Deputy Superintendent John Syling states most county schools will open August 31 with the remaining districts starting September 7 except the new Neshannock township school which will delay to September 15 as its buildings are not yet complete.
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John ©. Syling
Neshannock Township
Neshannock
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