Keep Up Search For Traces Of French Fliers
Canada authorities keep a wide search in northern Quebec for the missing French flyers Nungesser and Coli though earlier reports of their survival are now regarded as baseless. Flares heard near the St Marguerite River and sightings in St Begin township renew hope, with government and forestry officials crediting reliable witnesses like George Brosseau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Fue 16
Nungesser
Coli
Edward Blais
River Bend
Hunwesser
Celi
Jessy
George Brousseau
Marguerite River
Forestry Department
Brosseau
Coll
Newfoundland
St. Lawrence
St. Marguerite
No Bail Ordered In Butler County Murder Case
Elsie McCandless, a former Butler County presenter, faces murder and involuntary manslaughter charges after a Butler Avenue crash that killed Fred Beebe of Cleveland. She remains in county jail until an inquest and hearing set for tomorrow evening at Alderman Mantz's office. Friends offered bail, but sources say bail cannot be taken on a murder charge. District Attorney J. Elder Bryan will represent the commonwealth at the inquest and hearing. further action hinges on testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie McCandle
Butler County
Butler Avenue
Fred Beebe
Cleveland
Alderman Mantz
McCandless
Butler
P. Mers
Imt
Elder Bryap
Commonwealth
Former Allentown Legislator Dies at 64
Fred H. Horlacher, 64, former Pennsylvania assembly member and head of the Horlacher company, died here this forenoon. His Horlacher brewery was eastern Pennsylvania's largest before prohibition. He is survived by his widow and several sons.
President Coolidge arrives at Black Hills summer home
President Coolidge starts his first day in the Dakota summer White House at State Game Lodge. He tours the scenery and enlists photographers, plans to visit Rapid City to inspect temporary executive offices, and enjoys a 10 pound buffalo steak plus gifts of seven Chinese pheasants from Hugh Jayne, despite pheasants being out of season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE
Pcrno International Mews Service
State Game Lodge
5. D
Black Hills
President Coolidge
White House
Game Lodge
Coolidge
Pierre Py
Hugh Jayne
Theodore Roosevelt
Jaynes
Ahoutt
Conlidge #4
Rapid City
Itaeincen
Washington
South Dakota
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Nlingig
Iana
Coolidges
Fragmentary New Castle Contacts List Readout
A jumbled OCR list shows numerous personal names and towns including New Castle Cleveland Youngstown Canton and Pittsiureh with various initials and stray punctuation. No cohesive event or narrative is discernible though many individuals are named across multiple Ohio locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Charles Mooney
Elvena Massiv
R. Harold Hoak
Princeton
Doris &. McBride
Marley
Park
Cleveland
Bila D. Wendland
James HW. Eldridge
Youngstown
Rebecca Custard
Soree H. Kilgore
Lena Irene Petring
Jackson Center
Jodwell
J. Stehner
Pittsiureh
Jimma Lewis
St Louis Prepares for Lindbergh Homecoming
famed pilot Charles A Lindbergh arrives in St Louis after a long flight with a city wide welcome planned. Mayor Miller Gov Baker and a reception committee will greet him at Lambert Field at 1 pm. Lindbergh will circle the city in his Spirit of St Louis before landing at Knights home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Quisenberry
Nternational News Service
ST. Louis
Lindbergh
St. Louisan
Sam
St. Touts
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lambert Field
Victor Miller
Sam A. Baker
Lone Eagle
Spirit of St. Louis
Harry H. Knight
Wackers
Fire alarm at service station after gasoline spill
An alarm from box 55 at Grossmiatt Service Station 114 West Long Avenue was triggered last night by a gasoline spill on the street. Firemen responded. no damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossmiatt
Weat Long Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hold Pennsylvania Encampment
Thousands of veterans from wars since the Spanish-American War gathered in Bethlehem Pennsylvania for the annual encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars department of Pennsylvania. The convention runs through Saturday with officer elections and site selection for next year on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bethlehem
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Pennsylvania
Newport catcher dies after foul ball strike
Charles H. Morrow, 22, of Newport, catcher for the Newport team, was struck over the heart by a foul ball during a Glenkirk vs Newport game. He died en route to a physician, reportedly without a breast protector. Funeral set for June 18 at his Newport home with Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenkirk
Charles H. Morrow
Newport
D. M. Marshall
Wampum
J. P. Caldwell
Clair McKim
Jos Newton
McKim
Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Newport, Tis
Frank Morrow
Bilwood City
Masonic Lodge
New Castle
Bliwood City
J. Greer Bingham
Wampum Presbyterian Church
Clinton Cemetery
In County Jail On Two Charges
Jacob Hartfielder of 1023 North Cedar street was placed in the county jail last night on charges of surety of the peace and driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Detective John Miller arrested him and Alderman Hamilton committed him for a heacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hartfielder
North
Cedar Street
John Miller
Alderman Hamilton
Hagen Heads Group In Open Trial At Oakmont
Walter Hagen remained in contention in the national open at Oakmont after a third round 64 to reach 226 three rounds. Harrison Johnston, once leader with 147, failed badly as Bobby Jones and Harry Cooper pressed Hagen. Several players were disqualified or faded, with Hagen's card highlighted by a long birdie at the 10th and a late surge as others stumbled in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oakmont Country Club
Walter Hagen
Johnston
Harrison Johnston
Harry
Cooper
Gene Sarazee
Hagen
Robert
Jones
Local Women At W B A Convention In Pittsburgh
Members from New Gastla Review No 89 Woman's Benefit Association attend the Pennsylvania Great Review in Pittsburgh. Attendees include Mrs Anne Daly Mer Margaret Heaney Mrs P F Me hun Miss Margaret Nicholson Mr Alva W Shaughnessy and Miss Frances Vatter. The meeting runs through Friday and will elect seven delegates to the Supreme Review in Port Huron Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gastla Review No. 89
Woman's Benefit Association
Ars Attendineg
Pennsylvania Great Review
Pittsburgh
Anne Daly
Mer
Margaret Heaney
P. F. Mehun
Margaret Nicholson
Alva W. Shaughnessy
Misa
Frances Vatter
Supreme Review of the Association
Port ‘Jwron
Mich
Didy
Public to name new junior high in New Castle
The New Castle school board asks residents to suggest a name for the Euchid avenue junior high. Superintendent Dr. C. Green will receive entries at New Castle, Pa. No prize is offered. the reward is the honor of naming the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Link
Kenosha
Wisc
New Junior High
Euchid Avenue
New Castle
Thea
Green
C. Green
Castile
Jwi
Governor's Daughter Bride In Afternoon Ceremony
Mary Milter Fisher, daughter of Governor John Js. Fisher, prepared for a ceremony at Moorestown, New Jersey, as blue and yellow decorations adorned the governor's mansion alcove. Henry Tatnatt Brown was to wed in a simple white gown with a short veil, in a first state wedding event reported by International News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally AY Sherman
International News Service
Harrisburg
Mary Milter Fisher
John Js. Fisher
Henry Tatnatt Brown
Moorestown
Brown–Tatnall wedding at governor’s mansion
Gifts for Henney Tatnall Brown Jr and his bride were displayed at the governor’s mansion this afternoon. Mrs Henry Tatnall Brown Sr of Moorestown N J attended with the groom’s parents. The couple traveled by sedan after the ceremony as guests applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatirisburg
Henney Tatnall Brown
Henry Tatnall Brown
Moorestown
N. J
Bridal Splendor Marks First State Wedding
A Presbyterian Episcopal ceremony plans in Indiana Pennsylvania with Rev Dr J Pinkerton reading the service and a mansion decorated in Smilax lilies and blue and yellow lighting as the couple nears gubernatorial inauguration. Notable guests and bridesmaids wear Lanvin gowns in white orchids and bridal colors, with a reception to follow for state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
J. €. Pinkerton
United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Tyanie
Vernon
Taylor
Ludijna
W. J. Clark Agnew
Washington
Mas Lorine Canwell
Philadelphia
Willi . Burney Thorns
Pittyburgh
Miks’ Dorothy Uwintkt
Brian Clit Matar
Troyl
Cilson Cally Buget
Mhidacelplin
Byrd Plans Atlantic Hop In Fokker Monoplane
Commander Richard Byrd prepares for a non stop flight from America toward Europe in a Fokker monoplane. Weather work and Lindbergh friendship shape the plan with fuel and supplies to be loaded. Byrd hints at a around the world flight as the next major aviation test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet
Charles Lindbergh
Richard Byrd
North Pole
America
Europe
Che
Burett
Wniikel
Byrd
Lindy
Hug Tot
Byré
Marshall Stone And New Bride To Spend Summer In Europe
Marshall Stone and his bride plan a summer abroad in Europe after their wedding at Congress Lake. The couple were expected to sail from New York today aboard an international service carrier, with Stone noted in official circles alongside Justice Harland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Stone
New Bride
Europe
International Se Service
Cantun
Marshall
New York
Congress Lake
Wreugsdig
Sloueig
Supreme
Lours Justics Harland, Stone and Stane
Washi
Pyle Wits
Niaiway Portmann
Vite Tru
Portmany
Caniait
Death Record for Chartes He Morean in Washington Street Extension
Death notice for Chartes He Morean, aged 2a, located on Washington Street Extension, Mes. POW Griffin, GO, Besse mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auwrence Dan
Ath
Ast Washihigion Street Extension
Pow. Griffin
Bessemer
Lindbergh Flies to Washington in Full Dress Suit
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh arrives at Mitchel Field from Washington in a fast army pursuit plane. He leaves at 2 a m and returns at 7 45 a m, flying Spirit of St Louis in 4 59 and 2 37 minute legs, fresh despite no sleep. He slips away from a theater crowd of 6 000, sparking surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kilgallen
Wewa
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ait Mitchelfield
Washington
St. Loui
Lindbergh
Mitchelfield
Capitol
Xbant
Lindy
Rentz Named Vice President of Perry Highway Association
Fred L. Reno was named vice president at a Pittsburgh meeting of the Perry Highway Association executive committee. Rentz succeeds Tate Pavitt Jameson of New Castle as vice president. Other officers include president UC Heur Schmunk in Pittsburgh and treasurer D P T Johnson with Eric Lee Mason, Jake Teets, Ben Aven, and secretary C E Behrhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Reno
Perry Highway Association
Pittsburgh
Rentz
Tate Pavitt Jameson
New Castie
Ben Aven
C. E. Behrhorst
Pittsbur
An Uncertain Lesson On Understanding A Girl
A fragmentary passage discusses the limits of male understanding of women, noting that even with education and experience one cannot fully grasp a girl's inner life. The text humorously warns that attempts to predict behavior often miss the mark, since girls age and adapt beyond masculine expectations.
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Canada
Elgie McCandless
Beebe
Allentown
Dakota Summer
Col. Lindbergh
Charles Morrow
Newpcrt
Cooper, Sarazen
Hagenl
Bobby Jones
Hole
Felix Serafin
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
H.R. Johnston
Minikahda Club
Minn
James R. Woulls
Hinsdale
George M. Crist
Rochester
P. O. Hart
George Gadd
Great Britain
Haddie Murphy
Chicago
Ted Ray
Marietta
Joe Turnesa
Hamford
Pasadena
Fin
Flo
Joyin West
Trip
David Jameson
Arthur Mometer
Cheugh
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