Radio Phone To Link Big Cities Without Wires
New York June 14 The Intercity Radio Telegram company announces a nationwide wireless radio telephone system linking major cities. Engineers are seeking transmitter sites in Chicago Cleveland Detroit Columbus Buffalo and Duluth to extend service to New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more. The system promises lower rates faster delivery and point to point business capability unaffected by storms floods or telegraph outages.
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Financing of expansion beyond midwest points by B group
A plan to finance expansion beyond the midwest operations is tied to a B group connected with Harry M. Warner of Warner Brothers Pictures Inc. The arrangement links corporate financing to broader distribution ambitions and studio affiliation.
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Autos In Accident At Mercer And Moody
Howard Swaney of Turtle Creek Pa was enroute south on North Mercer street at Moody avenue and failed to notice the stop sign. His auto collided with Dorothy Riley of New Castle BRD No 3 enroute east on Moody avenue and had the right of way. The Swaney car mounted the curb and struck property on the southeast corner of the intersection. Riley’s car was badly damaged.
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Mulcahy Bros Win City Storm Sewer Contract
Mulcahy Bros win the Carl Street storm sewer project at a low bid of 7421 dollars 50 cents. The council awarded the contract during today's meeting at City Hall.
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Calf With Two Heads Born in Wyoming Ranch News
A freak calf with two heads two tails and four front feet was born at the Victor Lasko ranch near Glenrock Wyoming on June 14. The calf died shortly after birth though the hindquarters were normal aside from the extra tails.
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Man struck by lightning dies at golf course shelter
International News Service reports in Wheeling West Virginia that Clarence Morris, 24, of Sherrard, was killed when lightning struck him as he sheltered under a tree during a July storm at the Cedar Rocks Country Golf Club course.
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Judge sentences seventeen prisoners in West Virginia case
International News Service reports at Moundsville on June 14 Judge James F Shipman sentences seventeen inmates after trial thirteen of whom are escaped convicts. Prison terms range from one to five years for the group.
Discovery of Primitive Language Lexicon Claims by Father Gnanaprakasar
Colombo Ceylon June 14. Father Gnanaprakasar of Jaffna claims to have found words from the earliest world language in Tamil and high Tamil sources. He says a lexicon will evolve from these words to show roots of all speech and aid linguistic study. Preparation of the lexicon will take about three years.
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Blind Boy Scouts In Prize Winning Drills
A 30 member blind troop from the New Mexico School for the Blind at Alamogordo NM won multiple prizes at a Roswell event. They took first in the demonstration contest and wig weaving, third in the parade, and second in drill, organized a year ago by H J Hebbein and Earl Rogers. The designation by Boy Scout executives highlighted the group as outstanding in its class.
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Reunion Bid To Bring Grand Army Of The Republic Here
Council Clayton Reeves announced a 1930 resolution inviting the Grand Army of the Republic to hold its 1930 reunion in New Castle. The measure passed unanimously though city funding prospects were unclear. Colleagues supported pursuing legal avenues to help attract the event.
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Grand Army of the Republic
New Castle
Council to Meet County Officials Over Sewer Plan
A joint session is planned this week between site councilmen and Lawrence County Commissioners to discuss proposed sewer improvements. The meeting follows a health department outline and references Delaware Avenue, with names and dates not fully clear in the fragment.
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Boy Slighty Injured By Fink Automobile
A boy was injured by a Fink automobile on a southern route near Lincoln Avenue. The report notes later actions and nearby streets but the details are unclear due to damaged text. Local authorities are reviewing the incident and there is reference to witnesses and their statements.
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