Forty Sailors Die in Callao Riot at Peru Centennial
Panamanian dispatch reports at Callao Peru a deadly riot among sailors of Spanish Italian and French crews. The clash involved Italian and Spanish sailors attacking French sailors from the armored cruiser Jules Michelet. Foreign warships including two US dreadnoughts are present as Peru marks its centennial.
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Callao
Peru
International
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Lima
Sallora
Sailora
Jules Michelet
Three Die When Live Wire Falls Near New Philadelphia
BULLETIN three persons mother and two boys die at Etrasburg near New Philadelphia Ohio from contact with a fallen 2200 volt wire. The husband of the dead woman is badly burned while trying to recover their bodies. Victims named Mrs Edward Reitzman 43 Donald Reitzman 10 and Harold Morn 8. Edward Reitzman is badly burned.
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International News Service
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Etrasburg
Here
Edward Reitzman
Donald Reitzman
Harold Morn
Want Assessment On Plant Lowered
Representatives of the New Cantia Refractories company appeared before council this morning and asked that their assessment be reviewed. Since purchasing the property formerly the old stamping works, the company tore down many buildings and feel their assessment is too high. They were instructed to send in their formal request in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantia Refractories Company
Mayor Delays Police Hiring At Council Meeting
A council session drew many spectators to hear the mayor’s recommendations on hiring police officers, but no names or decisions were announced. Clerk C. Ed. Brown was absent, and several agenda items delayed the police hiring matter.
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Cilly Clerk
Ed. Brown
Rainy Morning Blues Spoil Soldier's Mood at Dance
Arthur Mometer wakes to rain and memories of France as water-logged weather cancels baseball games. He plans to attend this evening's dance with his wages, joking that rain won’t stop the party. The piece reflects a humorous, period voice about postwar life and weather woes.
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John X. Serviceman
France
Fightig
Pluvius
Man Restores Fare After Forgetting It On Streetcar
A man entered the Traction company office early today to pay his fare he had intended to deposit on the streetcar. He handed cashier Don Eckles two pennies and a nickel saying he forgot to drop the coin in the fare box during the rush to catch a game. Eckles, astonished, could not record the name before the man left. The incident becomes the latest chatter at the Iscel company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Diamond
Don Eckte
North Hill
Eckles
Iscel
Hose Pours Water On Heat Sufferers In New York
New York faced a deadly heat wave with six deaths in 24 hours. Fire engine houses kept hoses flowing and water sprayed on bathers to relieve the heat as prices for soft drinks rose, ice cream, and orangeade spiking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News Service
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Pellagra in South Seen Serious by President
President informs Representative Byrnes that Pellagra is not a menace to South Carolina but cautions that reports from other states show worse conditions. He promises repudiation of any harmful misreports if investigations confirm misinformation.
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International News Service
Harding
South
Byrnes
South Carolina
Weeping Skies For Soldiers Picnic At Gapcade Park
Weeping skies greeted ex servicemen for the second annual ex servicemen's picnic at Gapcade Park. A morning drizzle delayed the Lawrence county baseball game. later sun and a pavilion dance drew crowds. Ellwood City and New Castle teams planned a comeback for the silver loving cup as plans for supper in the grove hung on weather. Mrs Carnet Rhodes returns from a western trip via Yellowstone and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapcade Park
Walter Kirker
Allegheny Vocational Training School
Lawrence County
Pittsburghers
Ellwood City
New Castle
Grove
Chinese Baby Wink and the Exclusion Act Clash
A fragment describes Ninette Lat and her English mother Mrs Y C Lai detained under a Chinese exclusion act at Hillis Island. Ninette winks and prompts scrutiny of the regulations while her father, an agent or servant, is already ashore and exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis Island
Ninette
Y. C. Lai
Contributions To Lennox Fund Being Received
The News reports numerous contributions to aid Mr and Mrs Lennox after the expense from their daughter Clara Lennox's attack. Dr L W Wilson gives 10 dollars, Mr and Mrs Percy L Craig add 26 dollars, and a friend sends 60 cents. Contributions sent to The News office will reach Mr Lennox.
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Lennox Fund
John Rearke
Wallace Avenue
Frank Lennox
Clara Lennox
Rearie
L. W. Wilson
Percy L. Craig
Lennox
Moors And Spaniards Lose 20,000 Soldiers
International News Service reports in London that about twenty thousand Spanish troops and Moorish rebels have been killed wounded or captured in the fighting across Morocco. The London Times dispatch notes ongoing battles at several points as the conflict continues. Also mentioned are local social notices about residents visiting Butler county.
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London
Morocco
London Times
Lennox Girl Improves Rapidly After Hospitalization
Clara Dell Lennox shows notable progress with better physical condition and brighter behavior. She recalls names of relatives and asks for items while denying recall of the assault and automobile ride. doctors doubt full recovery without setbacks and consider possible drugging linked to candy.
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Clara Dell Lennox
al Il
Governor Len Small Seeks Road Survey Tour
CHICAGO July 29 Governor Len Small plans a multiday inspection tour to assess road work for contract awards. Accompanied by five attorneys, he says sheriff warrants for arrest do not stop his mission and vows to resist any interference while away from Springfield. He remains confident the executive functions cannot be interfered with. The governor spent the night in Kankakee and returned to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Leav Ug
Len Small
Kane
Cole
Springfeld
Sherif Henry Mester
Small
Smith
Sangamon
Three More Children to Eastbrook Camp Adopted
The Y M C A camp at Eastbrook will host 50 children for a week with 44 already funded. Mrs D S Pyte and William Marquis donated 97 00 each for one child’s expenses and the Colochee Canas of Central Presbyterian church will adopt a girl. Funds cover the first 44 children.
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Y. W
Eastbrook
D. S. Pyte
William Marquis
Colochee Canas
Contral Presbyterian Church
Miller Caplan Clash Shakes Pittsburgh
Two Pittsburgh figures B. Miller and Surltta Caplan engage in a notable dispute in the city. The confrontation underscores local tensions and draws attention from residents and local organizations in Pittsburgh.
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B. Miller
Wanderer granted sixty day reprieve in Illinois case
Carl Wanderer the ex lieutenant accused of murdering his wife and child received a sixty day reprieve from Governor Small. He was in the death cell when the news arrived and will be examined by state alienists to determine sanity. If sane, execution set for September 30. if insane, life imprisonment. Reprieve advocated by American Legion leader William R. McCauley.
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International News Service
Chicago
Carl Wanddrer
Leutenant
Wanderer
Jeen
Small
William KR. McCauley
American Legion
Milk and Tea Fund on track for $500 goal
The New Castle community is urged to push the Milk and Tea Fund beyond five hundred dollars toward six hundred. The latest report shows $443 raised, including a $6 gift from Mrs. Thomas Falls. Contributions can be sent via The News, Mrs. W. J. Marshall at 608 Court Street, or through John G. Nothdurst at the Dollar Savings Association.
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New Castle
Thomas Falls
W. J. Marshall
Court Street
Treascher
John G. Nothdurst
Dollar Savings Association
First M. E. Church Being Decorated
Work to redecorate and paint the interior of the First M. E. Church is in progress. Scaffolds are being erected to aid painters and decorators. Frew Furniture Company holds the general contract, Sterling & Welsh of Cleveland handle decoration, and C. F. Bott has the contract for general painting.
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M. H
Frew Furniture Company
Sterling & Welsh of
Cleveland
C. F. Bott
Library renewal funds approved for reading table vines
The council approved a 177.00 renewal and subscription for the Tree public library. City funds cover popular vines on library tables to support reading programs and enhance the reading environment.
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MAGA
Tree Public Library
Warning Note From Britain Threatens Franco British Ties
London dispatch reports a British note to France warning that continued French policies risk breaking the European Entente. Marquis Curzon states reinforcements may be needed in Upper Silesia and questions the French government’s Thursday note as not reflecting official opinion.
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Newton C. Park
International News Service
London
Great
Great Britain
Upper Silesia
Contractors Sign Scales As Arbitration Board Rules
City builders sign scales for the year as the arbitration board announces. Union memberships grow while a joint committee of Building Trades and the Guilders Exchange plans working conditions and resolves disputes. Normal conditions are expected to return with awarded arbitration guiding a wave of upcoming work.
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Board of Arbitration
Buildin Trades Council
Building Trades Counci
Guilders Exchange
Udt
Dong
Investigations Ordered by Attorney General in War Graft Probe
Attorney General orders broader war graft investigations, directing a systematic audit of records across federal agencies. Col Guy Goff will head the war graft bureau with wide prosecutorial authority and power to enlist cabinet aid and federal district attorneys for support.
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David M. Church
International News Service
Washington
Mare
Daugherty
Guy D. Goft
Police Sergeant Fatally Wounds Attorney Then Kills Self
In Chicago on July 26 Sergeant Harry D Kellogg shot attorney Lemuel Hackley in Judge McDonald’s courtroom, then shot himself. Five shots fired. spectators panicked and crowded the corridor. Hackley had represented a man Kellogg opposed. a sharp reaction followed the judge’s ruling.
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Bulletinternational News Service
Chicago
Harry D .Kelogg
Lemuel Hackley
Evidence Lacking In Matcko Case Hearing Held
John Matcko faced charges of fault and battery before Alterman Mantz. Union township resident Christ Stayuness testified but the case was discharged for lack of evidence.
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Matcko
John Matcko
Alterman Mantz
Christ Stayuness
Union Township
News Snapshots From An Unclear Era Incoherent Report
Fragmented notices report an approval in Wheeling West Virginia related to a location or project. A girl’s death by suicide near Verona Virginia is linked to Dorothy Avian aged 14. Several unrelated incidents involve a shop opening, a bus crash near Weaton West Virginia, and a woman named Mary Bivens dying at Newark Ohio. A motor vehicle collision injures a person in Pennsylvania.
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Hatten
Nis River
Tolle Vernon
Dorothy Avian
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John Swan
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Pitisburgh
Freeport
Long Island
D. M. Tredwell
Charles P. Harvey
Eughty
Mr. Tredwell
Harvey
Crooklyn
N. Y
Carl Wanderer
M. E
Entente
Mra
Weemk S. Paden
Noetla Wenv- Pr
Lows
Col Goff
VPA
Wheeling
W. Va
Wage Seaie Antome
Shater
Cone Ueber Fummuings
Lottie
Jey
Weeton
W.val OM
Mary Bivens
Newark
Toscgely East
Retina
Lateobes
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