Dawes Keeps Fairly Busy On His New Job
A special to The News from Revely Hills describes Dawes working on a pipe related task with various names and places. The report mentions Dawes quitting, reloading a pipe at his own expense, and sending updates to figures like the Prince of Wales and Lady Astor. The piece reads as contemporary chatter with references to Tobacco and a World’s Court context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Revely Hills
Hae
England
MacDonald
Roth
New Castle City Improvements and Paving Notes
The city reports repaired paving on Highland avenue near Edgewood and warns of a sinking spot at Jefferson street hill in front of the Greer property. Residents oil unpaved streets during dry spells, while ball diamonds and tennis courts on Bewleys field advance, improving recreation prospects amid slow progress on Winnington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Pa Newe
Jefferson Street
Greer
Hull
Bewles Field
Winnington Avenue
Walno
Or & Mneth
Baily Weather Report at New Castle Water Co Pump Station
Weather summary for period ending shows maximum temperature 88 and minimum 60 with no precipitation. River stage 4.2 feet and falling as U S Weather Service station led by B J Johnson at New Castle Water Co monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Officials Fail To Break Down Alibis Of Pair
COLUMBUS June 18 Unsuccessful in breaking the alibis of Dr James H Snook and Marion T Meyers held in connection with the murder of Miss Theora Hix authorities planned to question the wife of Snook and the mother of his child They say Snook a former Ohio State University professor was dismissed for moral delinquency Meyers a college faculty member admitted knowing Miss Hix and proposing marriage which was rejected Threats of habeas corpus were voiced unless formal charges were placed against the two in the case of the Florida co ed murdered near Columbus The inquiry notes the bodies gruesome discovery and the alleged intimate acquaintance between the suspects and the victim Continued on page two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James H. Snook
Marion T. Meyers
Heora Hix
Snook
Ohio State University
Miss Hix
Para Twa
Big Oil Plant Disaster Near Bradford Caused Massive Damage
A Bradford Gasoline Company plant near Bradford suffered a series of explosions and fire last night. One worker, Bugh Laurilin, narrowly escaped as a 10,000 gallon naptha tank car ignited and hurled 300 feet into the air. Officials estimate widespread losses, with about 80 percent of high test gasoline destroyed and an overall damage figure of around 560,000. H. E. Double, plant manager, and G. S. Busbott of Pittsburgh commented on the blaze and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Bradford Gasoline Company
Here
Bugh Laurilin
Euler
H. E. Double
G. Busbott
Pittsburgh
22 Car Company Double
Laughlin
Young deer sighting near Harlansburg draws attention
A family in the Charles Moore head clan reported an unusual sighting near Harlansburg. They observed two young deer walking gracefully along Taylor's Run then leaping a fence and crossing the highway before disappearing from view. Deer had not been common in the area recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburp
Charles Moorehead
Taylor
Harlansburg
Special Congress Plans Summer Adjournment After Farm Relief
Congress prepares for a summer vacation after approving $150 million for President Hoover's farm relief and continuing tariff revision. The Senate will take two months off, while the House may stay away until September, with committees still active on tariffs and probing patronage, tribes, and naval and military affairs. The Norris constitutional amendment to end lame duck sessions looms as a potential obstacle upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. K. Hutchinson
House
Senate
Senate Finance
Congress
Customs Agents Fail To Appear In Gordon Shooting Case
June 18. In Jattburg Minnesota a fatal shooting near Acre last Saturday is under John Doe investigation led by District Attorney Loyal O Connell. Sheriff Brunnelle and prosecutors failed to compel customs agents Cheatham Coveney and O Hara to appear, the hearing adjourned until after Arthur Gordon 22 a butcher's boy funeral this afternoon. Cheatham died the shot and Coveney was removed from duty. hearing postponed.
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International
Jattsburg
Loyal O'Connell
John Doe
Arthur Gordon
Acre
George Brunnelle
Philip Cheatham
Natar C. Coveney
John O'Hara
Cheatham
Gordon
Coveney
Grara
Booth
Davis sues Mrs Gardner for 50000 damages in romance case
Emery E. Davis, former St. Louis manufacturing firm president, charges Mrs Evelyn Gardner with causing the loss of his fortune wife and business and seeks 50000 in damages. Gardner, now head of a rival firm, denies the charge claiming Davis could not quit the beer after their affair ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Gardner
Emery E. Davis
St. Louis
Gardner
Davis
British Premier Seeks U S Visit for Talks with Hoover
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald confirmed he desires a conference with President Hoover on international affairs. He stressed intentions depend on exchange of opinions and timing remains unsettled, noting a broad world movement and aim to improve Anglo American relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Ramsey MacDonald
Jaborite
Great Britain
Jeriouily
United States
Hoover
MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Automobile Crash Lands Car in House. Man Fined
David Blair of Indiana Pennsylvania paid 26 in justice court after his car left Willian Penn Highway near Wilkinsburg on June 6 and plowed into a house, stopping with the vehicle inside the living room while he claims to have dozed at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metermavie
Pittsburgh
Justice Court
David Blair
Church St
Indiana
Justice of the Peace Court
Hernon
Blair
Wilkinsburg
Safety Leaders Of Cement Plants In Session Here
More than 140 safety directors, plant superintendents and representatives from 13 cement industries gather in the city at The Cathedral to discuss and promote industrial safety. W. E. Darling, a blind speaker, urges greater plant safety after recounting his industrial accident. The gathering is led by W. P. Rice and A. I. Br. Curtis of Chicago with a banquet to close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement Industries
Portland Cement Association of
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
Anree
A. 1 BR. Curtis
Chicago
Ill
Portland Cement Association
Curtis
W. P. Rice
Crescent Portland Cement Company
Wampum
Mr. Rice
W. E. Darling
Mr. Darling
Acci
Sintron
Gettysburg hosts state Grand Army encampment agenda
In Gettysburg 1300 delegates attend the sixty third annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with nearly half from the Sons of Veterans Reserve. Business sessions open tomorrow focusing on a new department commander to succeed George S. Rudolph. candidates include D. S. Beemer and Phil Engelsbirger. A parade and battlefield reminiscences mark the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Gettysburg
Meade
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans Reserve
George S. Rudolph
Pittsburgh
D. S. Beemer
Griffin Post
Scranton
Phil Engelsbirger
Franklin
Hoover signs census and reapportionment bill amid 1930 census plan
President Hoover today signed the census and reapportionment measure. The act enables a 1930 census to determine representation, with California and Michigan expected to gain seats at the expense of mid western and southern states. An army of 100,000 enumerators will collect ordinary statistics and unemployment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libiarta Kant
Hoover
California
Michigan
Dry Agent Declares Innocence In Georgia Murder Case
Buchanan Georgia June reports say a dry agent who claims innocence stood in county jail. Ballenger, charged with murder in the Gritty Phillips shooting, says he acted in duty. He adds he has legal counsel and will not comment until all facts are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Internascent News
Servincy
Buchanan
Wihattever
Tle
Ballenger
Gritty Phillips
Phillips
Fie Oti Iois
Ballager
Hyner
Blue Racer Killed Near Harlansburg
A blue racer snake five feet long was killed on a lawn near the residence of Mr and Mrs Charlie Moorehead of Nearlyns bury lash vet. The species is described as common in Ghz regions though unfamiliar to some locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Moorehead
Nearlynsbury
Search For Three Bodies In Channel Airplane Tragedy
Seven passengers die when a giant wine motored imperial airline plane plunges into the English Channel en route from Croydon to Paris and Switzerland. Rescue efforts continue for missing women and three bodies. one American, Agolph Meister of Garliela, among victims.
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Folkestone
Eng
English Channel
Croydon
Airdrome
Paris
Switzerland
Amicon
Eharne
Sean Thomas Malcoim
Hamilton
P. Smith
London
Melbourne
Australia
Ead
Jean Roberts
Mie
Lowrise Bos
Dam
Amsterdam
Waisie
Kraoks
Mr Ickerson
Amon
Ramer Tatham
Marjorie Smith
Allan Flerfre
Austrah Main
Brailly
Bennett TL Robert
Yatham
Twenty Two Dead in Japanese Disaster
Severe floods from a lava stream devastate villages near Kemargatake. Reports from Tokyo say twenty two people are dead and many more missing as the eruption disrupts daily life across the region. Local authorities warn of continuing danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hateriai
Newt Gvertiet
London
Yeleai
Heat grips Eastern States with no relief forecast
Across the United States excessive heat persists with no relief expected for several days. The West sees cooler conditions as temperatures drop, while the Lake Tahoe area reports several inches of snow and chilly readings. Weather forecasters warn of continued heat in the East and warmth retreating westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Tehoe
Caia
Ten Dead in New Zealand Earth Tremor Report
An early NZ earthquake incident leaves ten confirmed dead with authorities reporting extensive damage across the region. Rescue teams comb affected areas as tremor aftershocks complicate efforts and officials warn of possible further casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Fragmented OCR text hints at a historical puzzle of names and places
The readable portions list numerous personal names, places, and acronyms in a jumbled OCR sequence. The fragment suggests a noisy page with scattered references rather than a single coherent event or clear announcement.
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New Castle
Pa Lewe
Lincoln
Wallace Avenues
Crawford Terrace
Baily Weather Report
Aliois
Dr. Snook
New York State
America
State
G. Ala
Thomas Pearson
Ellwood City
Air
Mabel Walker Willeh
Amt
Prohibition
Cleveland
White House
Blue Racer
Channel Airplane
Adolph Meister
New Jersey
Tokio
Metropolis
David P. Sentser
Sipe
Mlede
Vajoy Castyard
Chermemeiers
Tars Vera Vias
Feaiar Vas
Tata F
Ascatia
Arthur Mometer
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