Repaved Street Opens to Traffic at Mill Street Corner
Repaving on South Mill Street between Washington Street and the Nehannock Creek bridge allows one way traffic. Water Street between Willington and Mill Street also opened, easing congestion at East Washington Street and Ponton Avenue. The single track replaces the former double track, improving flow downtown.
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Water Street
South Mill Street
Washington Street
Willington
Mill Street
East Washington
Lindbergh Starts Nationwide Tour From Keene Walkthrough
Col. Lindbergh begins a national aviation tour, hopping from a Springfield airport to Albans then Plymouth, Keene, Brattleboro, and Albany. He circles towns, then sends a message to the mayor as part of his itinerary.
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Endares
Idbergh
Cene
N. H
Keene
Brattleboro
Albany
Deaths From Gang Feud Plague City Areas
International News Service reports Chicago confronts bootleg feud violence as six teenagers fall victim in recent weeks. Frank Hitchcock body found on a prairie road. Hinheesh kidnapped from a roadhouse. Four gunmen with machine guns frightened wife and porter, leading to a trail of blood and a fatal headshot.
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International News Service
Chicago
Gangland
Frank Hitchcock
Hinheesh
Hiten
Albany Cleveland Mail Contract Awarded to Colonial Western Airways
The post office department awarded the Albany Cleveland mail route contract to Colonial Western Airways of New York. The company will receive 1.41 pounds per mile and service is expected to begin within 60 days, with stops through Schenectady Syracuse and Buffalo.
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International News Service
Washington
Schenectady
Syracuse
Buffalo
Post Office Department
Colonial Western Airways, Inc
New York
Head Of Prohibition Chief Killed In Ambush At Cumberland
Herman Stotler aged 52 head of the prohibition forces at Cumberland Maryland was shot and killed while searching for a still near Boonesboro Maryland an unknown assailant fired from the underbrush and R E Walters who was with him escaped uninjured The body was brought to Keyser West Virginia for burial and Stotler is survived by his widow and a daughter Elizabeth Cuddy of Baltimore Maryland gospel of the incident.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Herman Stotler
Cumberland
Boonesboro
John D. Pennington
Prohibition
Stotler
R. E. Walters
Hagerstown
Keyser
W. Va
H P. Stotler
Governors Urged To Form League Of States To Check Federal Power
At Mackinac Island a leading proposal from Governor Albert Ritchie of Maryland urged all 48 states to create a permanent cohesive body. The League of States would act as a voluntary third house to press state rights and curb federal centralization, with governors meeting to organize a responsive framework.
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George Rh. Holmes
Mackinac Island
Albert ©. Ritchie
Maryland
Minesteenth
Washington
House of Governors
League of States
Republic
Death notices for several residents listed in local column
Obituary notices identify Lyle G. Emery aged 69 of 1601 East Washington Street Ruf E Blur 52 of McClelland Avenue Howard J Qatey 37 of 734 Croton Avenue Jesse M Richard amount six dollars in Niles and Mrs Elizabeth C Wilson 7 of New Shannock Falls.
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Lyle G. Emery
Washiington Street
Ruf E. Blur
McClelland Avenue
Howard J. Qatey
Croton
Jesse M. Richard
Niles
Elizabeth C. Wilson
Newshannock Falls
Nick Longworth Promises Farm Promises in Hills
Special to The Wewn from Beverly Hills notes Nick Longworth courting farmers with promises to lure them in. The piece mentions Wick Longworth, Lopg worth and Dempsey, plus local Rotary and Chamber of Commerce seeking talent. Dempsey allegedly knocked Sharkey, who says he was fouled, and the mayor weighs in as the scene shifts.
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Beverly Hills
Wick Longworth
Nick
Lopgworth
Dempsey
Rotary and
Chamber of Commerce
Sharkey
Gasoline stove blast destroys Pulaski district home
Firefighters rushed to a home on Kenneth avenue in the Pulaski road district after a gasoline stove exploded around 5 30 in the afternoon. W A Gould and two children narrowly escaped serious injury as the blaze consumed the house and all contents while fire protection in the district was noted as lacking.
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W. A. Gould
Kenneth Avenue
Pulaski Road
Gould
Mr. Gould
Contiould
Attempt to Bomb New York Subway Tunnel
In a dramatic Interborough subway scare, police and private investigators seek the attacker who planted an 18 inch bomb in the Clark Street tunnel under the Hudson. The device failed to explode due to a defective cap, averting mass catastrophe. investigators trace the container to a three inch pipe used by the Interborough yard as track walkers sweep tunnels for clues and officials postpone service while examining the threat.
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Conternational News Servicey
New York
BnThe
Clark Street
Intterborough
Seventh ‘Avenue
Ebreast Ong
Interborough
Inter. H
Tunmels
B. M. Ty
Figa
Columbia Set for Transatlantic Test Flight
Charles A. Levine announced the Bellanca Wright Columbia has been fully reconditioned and will be ready for a return transatlantic flight to New York after a series of tests. The Wright Whirlwind engines, though strained on the 3600 mile trip to Germany, are reported in good order as Levine plans to fly to London Friday with new pilot M. Drouin to test instruments and attend Notj Megnnet races on Saturday if possible.
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Paris
Charles A. Levine
New York
Hislebien
Germany
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Columbia
Levine
London
M. Drouin
Pastor and Wife Drive to Death in Gas Filled Bathroom
Memphis preacher Rev. W W Armstrong and his wife Mrs Bila Armstrong were found in a gas filled bathroom at their home. Mrs Armstrong was dead. Rev Armstrong was dying at a local hospital. Police theorize a double suicide after a string of medical procedures and her expressed wish to die. The niece discovered the pair alongside a policeman.
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C International News Service
Memphis
Tenn
W.w.armstrong
Callaway Memorial Methodist Church
Bila Armstrong
Armstrong
Star witness missing in Ada Leboeuf murder case
Franklin La July 27 With star witness missing defense counsel in the Ada Leboeuf murder trial focus on a sympathetic jury after two dues and two nights of questioning only three jurors chosen. Defense favors married, middle aged, home loving jurors with children. Witness Toerner traveled to New Orleans amid street encounter with Leboeuf before the murder. Senator Farkerson chief defense counsel says Toerner met Leboeuf and Dreher that afternoon and warned that anything might happen.
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International News Service
Franklin
Ada Leyboeuf
Thomas Dreher
James Beadle
Robert Toerner
New Orleans
Senator Farkerson
Toerner
James Leboeuf
Morgan City
Leboeuf
Dr. Dreher
Hollyhocks Reach Eleven Feet In Highland Garden
Mrs. George Dunn of Highland reports a hollyhock now eleven feet eight inches tall, red variety, with growth expected to reach twelve feet as weather remains favorable for hollyhocks and double dahlias in her garden.
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Sumour
George Dunn
Highland
Averal Times
Stillman Bride Weds As Bride Speeds Toward New York
Young Stillman and bride proceed to New York as Stillman Wilson families reconcile after a dramatic lodge wedding. The ceremony follows a Princeton graduate officializing the match while photographers push inside, leading to a plate throwing dust-up by the bride’s mother.
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Young Stillman
Bride
New York
Nets
Asee
Bud
Stillman
Pageant to be presented at Carp this evening
Camp Phillips hosts the second and final Scout pageant of the season as troops stage a new camp show. Extensive prep by scouts aims for an excellent performance of the silhoutte dance in front of what could be the largest turnout yet, with over 1,000 spectators expected.
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Camp Phillips
Believe Editor Ended Own Life
Chicago dispatch reports Chris D. Hagerty, former president of the Press Club of Chicago and radio editor for the Chicago Herald-Examiner, was found dead in his Commonwealth hotel room. A blood-stained knife and a revolver lay nearby. police and detectives indicated probable self-inflicted death, with coroners investigating the circumstances.
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International News Service
Chicago
Chris D. Hagerty
the Press Club of Chicago
Chicago -Herald-Examiner
the Commonwealth
Hater
Hagerty
Investigatio
Farrow faces bail in fatal street crash
U S Marines clash with Nicaraguan rebels near San Fernando leaving 1 marine wounded as six Sandino followers are reportedly killed or wounded. Major Floyd leads the U S Marines in pursuit of Sandino with constabulary support.
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International News Service
Managua
Nicaragua
Augusto Sandino
San Fernando
Ocotal
Honduras
Etive
Sandino
Floyd
U. S. Marina Corps
First Seadrome Is Now Planned
Philadelphia dispatch reports designer Edward S Armstrong stating the first seadrome an artificial landing island for airplanes will become reality within weeks. The island would sit about 550 miles east of Philadelphia in 3 mile deep Atlantic waters with observers aboard to study sea and weather effects on the steel landing field.
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Wriweme and News
Philadelphia
Avill
Edward 5
Armstrong
Atlantic Ocean
Pioneer Field
Aimee and Her Mother in Clash at Angelus Temple
In Los Angeles on July 27, Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Mrs. Minnia Kennedy engaged in open warfare. Kennedy accused her daughter of cruelty and unchristian behavior, saying the temple affairs were in the worst mess in history and that a settlement would likely require court action.
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Bullettin
Internacional News Servita
Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnia Kennedy
Temple
Kennedy
Evangelist
Lawrence Clark and Martha Hasely exesye in South New Castle boro
Lawrence M Clark and Martha R B Hasely are noted in a terse local notice referencing South New Castle Borough and individuals Charles B Vinkl Monaco and Mildred A Wood from Beaver Falls.
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Luwrence M. Clark
Martha RB
Hasely
South New Castle
Charles B. Vinkl
Well Known Man Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Lyle G. Emery age 69 of 160 East Washington street New Castle died in the hospital after being struck by a car on East Washington near Winston avenue. Police say Warren Farrow drove away after the impact and is held for a hearing. Emery, born January 10 1858, was a longtime plumber and heater, member of Mahoning lodge a F and A M and Syria Temple. He is survived by his widow Belle McBride Emery a daughter Mrs Stanley Hahel and brother Wallace T Emery. Funeral Friday July 29 at 2 pm from his residence with burial in Oak Park cemetery.
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Warren Farrow
West Stace Street
Lyle G. Emery
East
Washington Street
H. FP. Green
East Washington Street
Winslow Avenue
Farrow
Emery
Wras
New Castle
New Castle Hospital
Winston Avenue
Mr. Emery
West State Street
Nathan J. Emery
Margaret Gaston Emery
Mahoning
Belle Mc-Bride Emery
Stanley Hah
Painesville, C
Wallace T. Emery
Oak Park Cemetery
Reveal That Girl Was Buried Alive
In Winsted Connecticut on July 27 coroner Samuel A Herman announced 10 year old Rose Bordino was buried alive for three days at the bottom of a coffin before dying. The coroner said Jack Billadelis 19 confessed to more murder details.
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International News Service
Winsted
Conn
Rose Bordino
Samuel A. Herman
Jack Billadelis
Not the Money, but the Friends He Leaves Behind
A reflective verse emphasizes that wealth and possessions fade after death. It argues the true measure of a person is the friends built across a lifetime, not stocks, bonds, or cars. The poem notes material goods quickly depreciate while genuine relationships endure beyond doom.
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Plymouth
Vermont
Albany-Cleveland Mail
Boonesboro, Md
Pinchot
Nick Longworth
the Mayor
New York Tunnel
W. Armstrong
A.weigerberger
St. Joseph Parisnts
Bud’ ‘Stillman
His
Europe
Stillman-Wilson Families Reconciled
Tohn Wilson
Ol' Bride
Carp
NEW Stillman Family Group
Fifi Potter Stillman
James
Bud) Stillman
Lena Wilson
Stillmen
James Ja. Stillman
Henry 2
Anne Sullean) Davison
Leng Wilson
Quebec
James. A. Silliman
Gotham
Fifi Potter
Ferner
Anne Stillman
Henry P. Davison
J P Morgan and Co
U. S
Aimee
Clash
Mother
Aan
Ellwood City
Arthur Monieter
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