Bodies Of Three Entombed Miners Are Brought Out
In Sturgis Kentucky six negro miners could not be identified due to severe burn injuries while two white men were named William Thomas and George Richardson. Eight deaths total from the Western Kentucky Coal Co mine fire with nine miners still entombed and little hope of rescue.
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International News Service
Sturgis
Weaton Kentucky Coal Company
Willim Thomas
George Richardson
Miners Buried After Mine Explosion Near West Kentucky
A mine explosion yesterday trapped 23 miners at the 500 foot level while six near the surface were rescued unharmed. Rescue efforts are led by Nall McCann, a veteran of the eight year ago blast at the same West Kentucky mine that left 62 lives in its memory.
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Nall McCann
West
Kentucky
Revolutionary device cuts gasoline cost to 16 cents a gallon
James A. May of 4655 H Street, Sioux Falls, claims a new device doubles mileage, halves gasoline use, and removes carbon. He says it boosts power, prevents spark plug trouble, and overheating. He offers free units to selected auto owners and seeks agents.
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James A. May
Sioux Falls
May
Security Pact Creates Cautious British Reaction
British papers greeted the Geneva security pact with coolness and doubts about its terms. The Foreign Office said Britain was unreservedly satisfied, calling it a contribution to European peace. The Telegraph urged readers not to rush judgments, noting omissions and questions about Italy's exclusion.
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David M. Church
Staif
London
Geneva
France
Great Britain
Britain
Foreign Office
Lod
Chamberlain
Europe
Theublic
Daily Telegraph
The
Telegraph
Italy
Alice Joyce in The Little French Girl at Capitol
Herbert Brenon presents The Little French Girl photoplay starring Mary Brian as Alix Vervier with Alec Joyce Neil Hamilton and Esther Ralston. The plot centers on Alix's romance in a fashionably English home, family secrets, and a war casualty that reshapes love and choices. The cast includes Alice Joyce as Madame Vervier and Anthony drawer.
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Douglas Sedgwick
Herbert Brenou
the Capitol
Alec Joyce
Neil Hamilton
Mary Brian
Esther Ralston
Alix Verviar
France
Financeao
Hke
Iitela
Alix
Topple
Madame Vervier
Alice Joyce
Maman
Anthony Drowler
Owen Bradley
Giles Bradley
Pathe
Pittsburgh
Capitol
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday in Mahoning Methodist
Vacation Bible School opens Monday at Mahoning Methodist Church with over 60 enrolled. The three week program runs 9 to 11:30 daily except Saturdays, funded by Jen’s and Women’s Bible classes and the Deaconess board. Rev C W Miner teaches Bible, Miss Lillian Ellis crafts, and Mrs John Davis leads a class.
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Mahoning
Jen’s
Women's
Deaconess Board
C. W. Miner
Lillian Ellis
John Davis
Hats on display at Millinery Department in sun hats show
In the hot sun shoppers can find clever shapes and styles of small hats and other sun wear. The millinery department features a range from three to seven feet in decorative sizes and designs.
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Deepartment
Seventh Ward Personal News and Local Movements
Christian church in her home this evening. Seventh Ward personal notes: Mr and Mrs R C Cather and son George of Cedar Street depart to visit relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs C H Harrison and daughter Bernice of Cherry Street visit Wattsions’ parents at Akron. Jack Dye of Liberty Street retires from Grave City due to brother James Dyes’ illness. Mr and Mrs Charles Martin and daughters spent Sunday at Conneaut Lake. Miss Mary Miner and Miss Dorothy Fleher of Nowell Avenue spent a day at Slippery Rock Normal for commencement. T Thomas of Woodlawn visited relatives in the ward Sunday. Mr and Mrs P Fiaces of Wahbash Avenue moved to Darlington Avenue.
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Seventh Ward
R. C. Cather
George
Cedar Straet
Philadelphia
C. H. Harrison
Bernies
Cherrystreat
Wattison
Akron
Jack Dye
Liberty Street
Grave City
James Dyes
Charles Martin
Conneaut Lake
Mary Miner
Dorothy Fleher
Nowell Avenue
Slippery Hock State Normal
T. Thomas
Woodlawn
P. Fiaces
Wabash Avenue
Darlington Avenue
Certificates Given To Epworth M. E. Junior League
Twenty eight certificates were presented to members of the Junior League of Epworth Methodist Church after completing the year’s work at a joint Epworth and Junior Leagues meeting. Superintendent Mrs. Homer B. Davis distributed the certificates. Three young women Ethel Brewster Margaret Shatter and Katherine Hicks were promoted from the Junior to the Epworth Leagues. The gathering featured remarks by Mrs. Homer Davis and Epworth League president Chauncey Parker with Edna May Shater leading.
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Epworth Methodist Church
Epworth
Homer B. Davis
Ethel Brewster
Margaret Shatter
Katherine Hicks
Homer Davia
Epworth League
Chauncey Parker
Edna May Shater
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