Ellwood Stultz Praises Brother In Ocean Flight
Ellwood Stultz of Huntingdon Pa hails brother Wilmer who landed in Barry Inlet South Wales aboard the Friendship after crossing from Trepassey Bay N F with Amelia Earhart and Louis Gordon. He says Wilmer would succeed despite perilous stunts and notes their mother listened via radio curiously.
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Finfornational
Huntingdon
Wilmer
Barry Inlet
South Wales
Ellwood Stultz
Trepassey Bay
N. F
Amelia Earhart
Louis Gordon
Atlantic Ocean
Ellwood
Williamsburg
BR. m
Ireland
Blair
Four Injured in Wilmington Highway Crash Near New Castle
Four persons were injured when an automobile moving toward New Castle skidded into a ditch along the New Wilmington highway seven miles from New Castle and overturned. New Castle Hospital reports say no one was seriously injured. Injured include Mr and Mrs William Gougler of Kent plus Jane Gougler and Mrs Rose Stehie of Kent. The car was driven by Mrs Charles Gougler, daughter in law of the Gougler couple.
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New Castle
New Wilmington
New Castle Hospital
William Gougler
Kent
Jane Gougler
Rose Stehie
Charles Gougler
Willam Gouzgler
Mourn Death Of Edwin T Meredith
Edwin T. Meredith former Secretary of Agriculture under Wilson dies at 51 in Des Moines his home. Survived by colleagues and party leaders who mourn his passing and recall his brief bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Meredith was a publisher in private life.
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International News Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Edwin T. Meredith
Woodrow Wilson
Meredith
Meredith Publishing Company Leader Dies After Illness
After a three month illness caused by high blood pressure and heart complications, the president of the Meredith Publishing Company, once running a small job printing shop, died following hospitalization at Johns Hopkins. His death comes after a period of bedrest and restricted visitor access as his condition worsened.
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Ey Geath
R. C. Page
Meredith
Meredith Publishing Company
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Paltimore
Wife Of Pilot Of Friendship Plane Is Overjoyed Today
Mrs Mildred Stultz wife of Wilmer Stultz pilot of the monoplane Friendship was overjoyed today when word came that Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly solo across the ocean and Lou Gordon had visited in Wales She heard the news at her home and said she would sleep none and could not stop talking with joy The radio messages from the Friendship during the crossing cheered her and she cared little for other details of the landing.
Deer Seen in Union Township by Fireworks Maker
Sunday morning Jake Conti a Union township resident and fireworks maker spotted a ten prong buck deer near his orchard. The animal moved onto a public road paused near foggy conditions and wandered along streetcar tracks before vanishing in a field. Conti feared it might be hit by machinery and tried to coax it back.
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Jake Conti
Union Township
Conti
Marquis Place
Verdicts Of Guilty In Two Court Cases
The commonwealth case against James Berkes resulted in a guilty verdict for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. In a separate case, Ben Pollot was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence, and Paul Petrillo was found guilty of allowing an intoxicated person to drive.
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Then Commonwealth
James Berkes
Ben Pollot
Aquor
Paul Petrillo
Arrest Cedar Street Man With Shotgun During Disturbance
Angelo Sendoro of 207 South Cedar Street was arrested last night by Officers Dukes and Hanns at his home after a report. They found an eight shot double barrel shotgun eight shells and a large knife in a rear door area. He was drunk and refused his wife entry. He dropped the weapons on approach and offered no resistance. The mayor ordered the gun and knife held pending safer use. He was fined five dollars.
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Angelo Sendoro
South
Ceder Street
Dukes and Hanns
Gandoro
William H. Gillespie
June 20 Ladies Night For Caliphs
Members of the Caliphs of Bagdad mark Wednesday evening June 20 for Ladies Night. The organization plans a social evening with the boys preparing to entertain and enjoy a time together. HB Richards has been away for several days but is expected to return.
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Bagdad
Chic
Callon HB. Richards
City arrival signals active committees with no delay
The visitor noted that his committees operated as well without him. The evening program opens with a vaudeville act and ends with a dance in the ballroom. No charge to members. a large attendance is expected.
Arrests at Mary Abernathy House and City Fine
Police visited 125 East Long Avenue Sunday afternoon and arrested two men and two women, including a woman inmate and five men. The Mary Abernathy House keeper was fined 15 by the mayor for disorderly conduct. a woman inmate fined 10, and two visitors released on 20 fines for nonappearance. Assault and battery with intent to commit a more serious offense charged John Ellanske, jailed by Alderman Roberts, with a hearing to follow.
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Mary Abernathy
East Long Avenue
Hillers
Thomas
John Ellanske
Alderman Roberts
Ambridge Gil Goes On Trial On Murder Charge
In Allegheny County court Olga Pawlishak and Mike Papowich face a joint murder trial for the killing of Niele Anderson. Jurors were empaneled as the case heads to trial with a claimed confession viewed as an attempt by Pawlishak to shield Papowich. The DA alleges Papowich killed Anderson after jealously pursuing Pawlishak.
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Ambridge
Gil
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Allegueny County
Murde
Olga Pawlishak
Mike Papowich
Niele Anderson
Anthridge
Pawlishas
Pair Oaks
Papowich
Anderson
Pawlishakx
Double Crime Is Revealed
In Philadelphia on June 13 Dr Willard B G Jerry’s office was the scene of a murder suicide. Miss Mary McGlary 20 arrived from Ireland and was strangled by Clarence Tull 26 a janitor who then killed himself by inhaling gas. The tragedy was found when Willard Jr 14 returned from New Jersey. The two bodies were moved to the morgue.
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International News Services
Philadelpica
Luree
Willard B. G
Jerry
Mary McGlary
Clarence Tull
Willard, Jr
Pemberton
N. J
Ireland
Marathon Dancers Continue Grind In Pittsburgh Contest
In Pittsburgh on June 19 marathon dancers resumed their long grind on the home floor after a Sunday at sea. The three marathons in the event show cuts to the contestant list with three couples from the academy of the theatre contest having joined the field.
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Pittsburgh
International News Service
Wey
Local record to be surpassed in marathon event
A star is poised to break the local record of 262 hours and 14 minutes shortly after 6 PM tonight following the recent Mew Kensington marathon. Eighteen couples remained in the Negro marathon today as they crossed 176 hours. At Duquesne Gardens after the boat tide surge, 40 were present and five were absent. the 108th hour was recorded at 8 AM.
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Kensington
Duquesne Gardens
Jurors Excused At Court This Morning
Nineteen jurors summoned for court this week were excused this morning. Names listed include Della Booker Shenango Harry Goezel Wilmington Charles Butler Wampum James Collins Scott Andrew Fusco fifth Wardarry Hackett North Beaver J F Hines Ellwood City W McClelland fourth Ward J S Martin North Beaver Cyrus L Martin 11st Ward Mabel Nye Enon Walter J Rhodes South New Castle A W ilson Ripple Mahoning Harriet Samuels sixth Ward H A Shearer Big Beaver William Space fourth Ward Jane Stewart Slippery Rock Mary Wagner Hickory and Mary White Mahoning.
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Della Booker
Shenango
Harry Goezel
Wilmington
Charles Butler
Wampum
James Collins
Scott
Andrew Fusco
Arry Hackett
North Beaver
J. F. Hines
Ellwood City
W. MccClelland
J. S. Martin
Cyrus L. Martin
Mabel BE. Nye
Enon
Walter J. Rhodes
South New Castle
A Wlson Ripple
Mahoning
Harriet Samuels
Sixth Ward
H. A. Shearer
Big Beaver
Wiliam P. Space
Fourth Ward
Jane Stewart
Slippery Rock
Mary W. Wagner
Hickory
Mary White
Jailed for Alleged Forgery of Note
Stanley Plunko was committed to jail by Aldermen Mantz on forgery and false pretenses charges after allegedly signing a name to two notes. A hearing is set. George Holsapple was also committed by Alderman Mantz on a larceny by receiving charge involving an automobile.
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Stanley Plunko
Mantz
Plunko
George Holsapple
Alderman Mantz
Hoover will not resign as commerce secretary
Washington June 18 Herbert Hoover the Republican presidential nominee will not resign as secretary of commerce for some time to come. His secretary George Akerson announced after Hoover conferred with Republican leaders that Hoover may head the commerce department indefinitely despite earlier plans to retire soon.
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Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Hoover
Coolidge
International News Sevier
Washington
George Akerson
Repubilian
Akerson
Commerce Department
City Of Salem Held Liable In Typhoid Epidemic
Intervasional News Services reports in Clairsville Ohio that the Eastern Ohio appellate court orders a new trial in F G Harding v City of Salem. The suit claims city officials clogged a sewer to force new connections, allowing sewage into the water main and triggering a typhoid fever epidemic. Two of Harding's daughters died in the outbreak. The ruling overturns a prior decision finding the city not liable.
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Clairsville
Salem
Appellate Court of
Ohio
F. G. Harding
Haremz
Earding
Columbiana County
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