MacMillan Says New Land Exists In Polar Seas
Commander Donald MacMillan announces an Arctic expedition with Bowdoin and Peary to seek a new continent near the North Pole between Alaska and the Pole. He says the ship will burn whale and other oils for fuel and that coal might power the Peary if needed. He believes land exists, noting previous sightings and Admiral Peary's prior Pole discovery.
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Lloyd Lxyhrbas
Corromondont
Washington
Dune
Arctic
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Admiral Peary
North Pole
North
Pole
Alaska
Polar
Peary
Clark's 5 Famous Cruises by Bimal Hineman
A historic catalog offers five cruises led by Clark with destinations across Norway, Western Mediterranean, Around the World westward, South America including Buenos Aires, and a 1826 Norway and Mediterranean itinerary. Prices range from 550 to 8000 dollars for 50 to 128 days, with rates covering hotels drives and guides.
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Norway
Mediterranean
South America
Rio
Buenos Aires
F. GC
Clark
New York
Flag Claim and Science Team Seek New Land
The speaker expects to find land and plant the American flag claiming it for the United States by discovery. Scientists from the National Geographic Society accompany the expedition to study flora and fauna and add value to science. They note that discovered lands, even far north, host life and that isolated new land could reveal unknown species.
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United States
National Geographic Society
Boy 15 Sentenced to 18 Years for Foster-Mother’s Killing
CLARKSBURG W Va June 13 Wore received here from Harrisville that John Haynes 15 pleaded guilty to killing his foster-mother Mrs Benjamin Summers at Cairo as she solved a crossword puzzle in her home A shot through a window killed the woman and wounded her husband and a son who were on the front porch The boy came to the Summers home as a tramp and was adopted by the family.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harrisville
State
Ritchie County
John Haynes
Benjamin Summers
Cairo
Haynes
Girl Slayer Collapses In New York Court
Dorothy Perkins, 17, youngest girl tried for murder in New York, collapsed in her trial as she stood for judgment. She is accused of shooting and killing Thomas Templeton, her suitor, during a February party at her home, and the court recessed for emergency medical aid. The school board controversy mentioned appears unrelated.
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International Mews Service
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Dorothy
Thomas Templeton
Woman Credits Plant-Based Remedy With Avoiding Surgery
In Lima Ohio Mrs Bryen Thurston reports four weeks of severe inflammation pain and mobility loss. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing misery, restoring appetite, gaining weight, and sparing her from an operation.
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Lima
Ohio
Thad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bryen Thurston
North Pine St
Lima, Ohio
Western Lawyer Attends Reunion in New Castle
B C Pederson of Lake Andes South Dakota an attorney visited New Castle this week for Magonie activities at the Cathedral cornerstone laying and Consistory reunion He noted western Pennsylvania needs a period of normalcy after postwar deflation and a stiff crop would aid prosperity while the state had seen 160 banks fail in the past decade.
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New Castle
B.C. Pederson
Lake Andes
South Dakota
Pederson
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Police Quiet Race Fight
County detectives patrolled Calamity Hollow after a clash between negroes and whites. Archie Perryman, 42, was hospitalized in serious condition from a gunshot by James Hancock as an attempted attack on Perryman's wife. Hancock was held pending an investigation.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Boy Sixteen Found Guilty Of Manslaughter
Henry Crasher Jr., 16, of Hazleton, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by Judge Henry A. Fuller in the fatal stabbing of Cletus Miller, 19, after an alleged improper remark to Crasher’s girlfriend on Easter Night. Sentencing set for July 6.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Henry Crasher, Jr
Hazleton
Henry A. Fuller
Cletus Miller
Crasher
Easter
Children’s Day At Evangelical Church Observed in Jafferson area
Children’s Day services will be held at the Evangelical church on June 14 at Jafferson and South streets. Rev. L. T. Strebler will lead a morning discussion on Foreign Missions followed by baptism. The evening program features recitations dialogues songs and a pantomime titled Lead Kindly Light.
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Evangelical Church
Jafferson
South Streets
L. T. Strebler
May City Fire Chain Totals Twenty Five Alarms
Twenty fires occurred during May across the city with alarms from all districts. Fire losses totaled about 2000 dollars. The Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy owned a lace handkerchief valued at 20000 dollars.
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Margherita
Italy
L A R Club Social Graces At Ayers Home In Pulaski
Pulaski notes recount a L A R Club gathering at Mrs Ralph Ayers home with games serving and social chat. Special guests included Mrs Mary E Reno of Cautauqua and Mrs J W Smith. The next meeting is planned for July at Mrs W F Kane’s home.
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L. A. R. Club
Ralph Ayers
E. L. Ayers
Mary E. Reno
Cautauquar
J. W. Smith
Chas. Clark
Lloyd Mitchelfrey
W. Fr. Kane
M. J. Boyd
John Clark
J. F. Myers
Lloyd Rodgers
BD. T. Mitcheltree
James Black
Margaret Kane
Marion Mitcheltree
L. Ayers
W. F. Kane
Jackson Center Hosts Family Guests
Robert and Marton, children of the host, were recent guests at the Jackson Center with friends in attendance, sharing a cordial visit and community ties.
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Robert and
Marton
Jackson Center
Commission sets date of bout for Walker and Greb
The New York State Athletic Commission announced July 2 as the date for the postponed middleweight title fight between Mickey Walker and Harry Greb at the Polo Grounds. The event is set alongside the Wills Weinert bout in New York today. Kenneth Himmond and Leone Miller of New Castle Pennsylvania secured a marriage license in Buffalo.
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Cinternational News Services
New York
Mickey Walker
Harry Greb
New York State Athletic Commission
Polo Grounds
Flarry Wills
Charlie Weinert
Buffalo
Kenneth Himmond
Leone Miller
New Castle
Wife Divorces Man Who Is Infatuated With Her Daughter
UNIONTOWN Pa June 13 Mrs Mattie Harr of South Connellsville won an absolute divorce from Jobe F Hart reporting that her second husband fell in love with his step daughter from a previous marriage and that both are living in the same house.
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Uniontown
Mattie Harr
South Connellsville
Jobe F. Hart
Hart
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