Denver State Senator Bogdon Killed In Denver Apartment
Albert E. Bogdon a Denver state senator was slain by Joseph Minter in the apartment of Mrs Helen Minter. Minter surrendered later saying he waited all night then decided to shoot himself up. The woman was questioned by police as investigators pursue motives and links to a possible quarrel.
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New Rotary Head Takes Over Office at Huntington
President Rogers of the International Rotary turns the office to the newly elected president Arthur Sapp of Huntington Indiana. The convention closes with the singing of Away Sweet Home and another patriotic ode as delegates celebrate a successful gathering with a large roll of officers seated.
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Pittsburgh Man Killed In Plane Mishap In Canada
Pittsburgh resident J. Denfet McKee a missionary and steel magnate from Abure, Pa., died when a hydroplane collapsed near Lake Lepache at 2000 feet. Lieutenant Hoaff, piloting, was badly injured as the craft plunged into the lake.
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Aerial Wedding Names 4000 Foot Sky Ceremony
Miss Margaret Main 28 and Harry Humphries 82 of Scranton were wed in the state's first aerial ceremony. The four seater plane near Philadelphia hosted Rev. Harry Bird who officiated as Janet Main acted as bridesmaid and pilot Ben Faulkner from Pitcairn Field stood as best man.
Convention Attendees Hit Record At Enon Valley Session
More than 600 people attended the 89th Lawrence County Sabbath School Convention at Enon Valley Presbyterian Church. Ellwood City district led in attendance and Rev P H Welshimer of Canton spoke on Making the Bible School Go as evening program featured the Bessemer High School Orchestra.
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Letitia Brown
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New Castle
J. B. Porter
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Pronounced Shock Felt In Richmond In Morning Hours
A strong tremor believed to be an earthquake rattled Richmond at 2 17 this morning waking residents. Houses rocked and windows rattled though no damage was reported. Initial reports suggested ground expansion or sonic phenomena with later communications indicating Virginia authorities felt the quake.
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Over 300 Seniors Receive Diplomas at New Castle Commencement
In a high calber program at the Scottish Rite Cathedral 308 graduates of New Castle High School received diplomas marking 12 years of public schooling. The event featured the Senior High School orchestra performing Offenbachs Orpheus in der Unterwelt and addresses by speaker Miss Barbara Bratschie the Salutatorian and Rev J N Croxall.
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Johnstown Man Survives 20 Foot Skylight Fall
John Shaffer a 79 year old watchman at the Pittsburgh Provision and Packing company plant in Johnstown fell 20 feet through a skylight while adjusting a window screen. He escaped with only minor cuts and bruises.
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Death notices for Hunt Simane and Hunter in Franklin area
Death records list Mrs Eha C Hunt of 116 Mulberry street Pasquale Th Simane 58 of South Mercer street and Frank 8 Hunter of Franklin Pa.
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Berlin Honors American Aviators Amid City Celebrations
Berlin awarded honorary citizenship to Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine as crowds welcomed the American fliers. Berlin’s warm displays echo admiration for these air pioneers, reflecting postwar pep and a city unusually animated by aviation achievement.
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Chamberlin and Levine Plan European Diplomatic Tour
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine will forgo meeting their wives at Bremen to keep good will in Europe. They will visit Austria Czechoslovakia Poland and possibly Budapest and Warsaw with scheduled stops and an air escorted route across central Europe. Lufthansa offers transport for Mrs Levine and Mrs Chamberlin from Bremen to Berlin.
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Young Girl Drowns While Swimming in Raystown River
Evelyn Brunnett an 18 year old member of Central City’s graduating class drowned while swimming with four girls and a man near Everett Bedford County late yesterday. Rescuers recovered the body after an unsuccessful attempt to save her.
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School Closes For Vacation In Newaslle
Some 11 990 Nawstle school children reported to their teachers for the last time this term and received promotion certificates before dismissal. Dr Chide C Green, superintendent, calls the term a success with many promoted. Vacation school opens Monday morning June 1% with Principal James M Hughes in charge.
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Jewelry Salesman Robbed In Indiana Pa
Indiana Pa June 10 A Chicago jewelry salesman Leav ing his car unloaded across the street to buy cigars returned to find that a sample case of silverware worth more than 500 dollars had been stolen. It is believed the thief aimed for a second case valued at 50 000 dollars containing diamonds and other precious stones Parish had stored in Pittsburgh before coming to Indiana. Parish had learned jewelers in the Indiana district were active in the market for precious stones.
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Parachute Jumping Is Most Unpleasant Experience Says Lindy
International News Service reports Charles A. Lindbergh, returning to the United States, says parachute jumps were the most unpleasant moments of his flying career. He notes 1835 hours of flight since 1924, has flown over 38 states and several countries, and began at Lincoln, Nebraska. He emphasizes the fear lies not in the jump itself but in launching into the unknown.
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Street Car Strike Looms In Chicago
Chicago surface lines workers voted overwhelmingly for a walkout unless a wage increase is granted. About 15 percent demand. officials oppose even a small raise. If they strike, elevated workers may join, risking a total disruption of daily transport.
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Butler Coroner Probes Nitro Explosion at Livk Hi
County Coroner Charles Dengler starts official inquiry into the nitro explosive blast near Livk Hi that killed two men, injured two critically, and wrecked 20 homes. Driver WW Green and assistant Richard Coxson were killed. investigation aims to determine probable cause amid scattered survivor details.
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Air Armada To Greet Lindbergh At Sea This Afternoon
Air armada and ships gather to welcome Charles A. Lindbergh home from the Paris flight off the Virginia Capes. A flotilla led by the Memphis, Los Angeles dirigible and destroyers sails to Chesapeake Bay as Lindbergh sights land and naval stations prepare greetings.
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Lindbergh Arrives as Washington Prepares Welcome
Weather forecasts in Washington predict fair and cooler conditions for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s arrival. The celebration proceeds on schedule with a presidential reception planned by President Coolidge. A Memphis-bound naval convoy will meet Lindbergh, and a parade and ceremonial gathering are slated for the next day.
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Graduation Echoes From A Strange Retrospective
The text reflects on graduates facing an uncertain future after commencement week. It mentions memories from school days, a sense of struggle, and a resolve to move forward despite challenges and changing times.
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