Storm Delays Byrd Monoplane America Flight Start
Storm off Newfoundland coast delays the Byrd expedition's silver monoplane America from dawn takeoff toward Paris. Commander Byrd and three crewmen express disappointment as weather forecasts predict ongoing delays. Weatherman Kimball cites a low barometer, trough over the Gulf of St Lawrence, and thunder storms from New England to Newfoundland.
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Samus 1
Kilgallen
Richard BE
Byrd
Parsons
Roosevelt Field
Byrdy
Roe
America
Jumeau
He. Kimball
United States Weather Bureau
Kimball
Nessimia
Kimall
St. Lawredte
Goa
Nanchucket
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
New England
Newfoundland
Names For New Junior High In Euclid Avague
Dr C C Green superintendent leads list of proposed names for the new junior high on Euclid avague with Charles A Lindbergh and Thomas Jefferson among candidates. Betsy Ross General Pershing and Woodrow Wilson also appear, plus The Progressive Junior High and John Carlyle Stewart Junior High as endorsed options.
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Euclid
Avague
C.C. Green
Charles. A. Lindbargh
Thomas Jefferson
William Penn
Betsy
Ross
General Pershing
Washingwo Hish
Woodrow Wilson
Phillips
Hirh
Thomas W. Phillips, Sr
May Reach Decision In Coal Wage Parley
Philadelphia June 24 A decision may be reached in the soft coal wage parley within twelve hours as five operators and five miners on the sub wage scale committee meet for the third time to find a basis for a new wage contract in the Pennsylvania Central Bituminous fields. The operators proposed a wage scale and the miners answered with rejection of the compromise while noting it would raise wages over non union miners. Charles O Nea l Altoona spokesman for the operators said a compromise is hoped today though the wage situation remains serious.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennylvania Central
Jacksonville
Miziers
O'Neal
Altoona
Bpokesmann
West: Out To Protect Poor Little Fish Worms
In June 1924 Los Angeles Newsy notes strange public sentiment about protecting worms. The piece mocks moral panic as citizens discuss new rules and potential votes on animal welfare. A quirky local column reflects on odd society worries and rumor about November style reforms.
Objection to Recording of Road Maps by County Officials
County commissioners objected to recording blue print road maps from the State Highway Department. The maps depict routes for a 100 foot road width New Castle Ellwood and New Castle New Wilmington. Misa Jeannette Hutton noted the unbound volumes and the surveys’ 100 foot width. The commission had previously refused to sign petitions for surveys of that width. Continued on page two.
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State Highway Department
State Highway, Department
Remister
Jeannette
Hutton
New Castle-Ellwood
New Castle-New Wilmington
Register
Recorder's Office
Misa Hutton
County Commissioners
Wedel and Owens Connected to Ann Arbor Notice
Herbert S Wedel of Ann Arbor Michigan linked with Mary M Owens of New Castle in a brief, readable public notice fragment. Names appear in partial form, with no dates or actions specified. The readable portion centers on two individuals and their locations.
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Herbert S. Wedel
Ann Arbor, Mich
Mary M. Owens
New, Castle
Col Lindbergh In Conferences At Washington
Col Lindbergh holds conferences in Washington amid reports of planned talks in New York. The exact schedule and discussion topics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Col Lindbergh
Washington
Rev Herman Patton Ordained Sunday at First Christian Church
Rev Herman Patton a Bethany College graduate will be ordained into the Christian ministry Sunday June 26 at 10 45 a m at the First Christian church. Dr C H Holcomb will lead the ordination charge with Rev H A Denton as the charging pastor of the Western Pennsylvania Missionary Society. The closing prayer and benediction will be given by Mr Patton as he expects to assume the pastorate of the Chivetlan church at Mannington West Virginia in July. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Chau M Patton of English City.
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Herman Patton
Bethany’ Collage
C. H. “Holcomb
HA. Denton
Western
Pennsylvania
Youngstown Police Methods Under Fire Investigation Opens
An investigation into Youngstown Police methods is underway after alleged beatings and controversial arrests. Prosecutor Ray initiated the probe, with two detectives leading the inquiry amid broader cases and suspected misconduct.
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Youngstown
Cinyars
Omaha Sniper Executed Today in Lincoln
The Omaha sniper known as the "Omaha Sniper" was executed today in Lincoln after a long history of killings including the Villisca axe murders. Court records note his calm demeanor as he was strapped into the electric chair and death pronounced shortly after.
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Frank
Carter
Omaha
Tron
House
Wlincoln
Neh Tang
Frank Carter
Villigca
Jowa
First Fireworks Victim Reported
A Jackson Run boy, four year old Mack, son of Richard Mack, died from injuries after a fireworks stand accident. The incident occurred as the stand banned during a citywide fireworks ban ignited rockets and Romans candles while a child reportedly struck a match. A physician attended, and the tragedy highlighted enforcement concerns over the fireworks ban.
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Enver National
Warren
Fas
Seagon
Mack
Richard’Mack
Jackson Run
Ronduidé
Britain Refuses To Withdraw Naval Disarmament Proposals
June discussions at the Geneva conference reveal Britain will not withdraw its proposals on capital ship reduction and naval disarmament. American delegate Hugh Gibson proposed withdrawal as outside the current conference scope, but British chief Bridgeman declined, agreeing only to provide a memorandum detailing Britain’s broader program.
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Harry R.flory
International News Service
Statt
Sopus
Inkert Ya
Gineva
Britain
International
Hugh ‘Gibson
W. C. Bridgeman
Bridgeman
British Attitude Shifts at Geneva Navy Talks
British delegation at the Geneva naval conference seeks new stance after Washington. An official notes a transformation in British views on naval armament since 1921 and 1927, contrasting two eras of British posture with the United States.
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George R. Holmes
rataenEssen
Starr
Asshington
Jung Pho Ain
Washington
Geneva
Great Britain
United States
America
Doctor killed by patient in Indiana Pa car crash
An unidentified patient shot and killed Dr. Bronk, Isher Moore, 47, of Homer City, then drove the physician’s touring car and crashed into a yard. Dr. Moore died of three bullet wounds as authorities seek the slayer amid unclear motive and possible prior treatment.
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Harry S. Lydick
Dng Jt
Howdie
Indiana
Moora
Belleve-Ha
Giievanis
Bax Ykhown ' Phyatelais
Ah Dinna
Helle
Ond Beyord
Slayer of Policeman Is Hanged in Chicago Case
June 24 Elin Lyons a Colombian soldier of fortune was hanged in the county jail for the murder of patrolman Julian Banfield during a holdup. Lyons kept his innocence to the end claiming the officer shot himself. Last minute stays failed as a delegation led by Dr Alberto Henavides Colombian consul tried to seek clemency from Governor Small.
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International News Service
Chicago
Elin Lyons
Julian Banfield
Bonfeld
Alberto G. Henavides
Small
Convict Mutiny Still In Progress In Kansas Mine
Lansing June 24 The convict mutiny in Kansas state prison mine entered its third day with 228 prisoners under the surface. Ten demands were met by the prison board last night but few concessions granted. Hunger is believed to be the force behind the standoff as 14 guards remain in the mine electric shop. The strike began Tuesday morning when inmates protested a cigarette ban due to escape risk.
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Internacional News Service
Lansing
Ken
Thej
Kansas State
Mins
Ee ‘Prison Board of Administration
Vmede
Proceedings Against Tarentum School Official
Crim inal court in Pittsburgh began proceedings against Richard Toepter Tarentum School Board member for allegedly being awarded a grade school construction contract by the board. Toepter, a former legislator, faces no disclosed contract amount.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Richard Toepter
Tarentum
Toppfer
Army fliers authorized for nonstop flight to Hawaii
Secretary of War Davis officially authorizes Lt. Lester Maitland and Lt. Albert Hegenberger of the Army Air Corps to attempt a 2407 mile nonstap flight from California to Hawaii. The flight seeks to showcase long range capabilities and aviation endurance.
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Army
E Gtos
Washington
Lester Ad Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
Army Airs Corps
Secretary of
War Davis
California
Hawai
Death Record for Lola May White in East Chelsea
Obituary notice records Lola May White, identified in the East Chelsea area with a brief death entry. The fragmentary text notes a death event and location, but lacks full dates, age, or contributing details. Further readable context is needed to complete the notice.
Ex Navy Pilot Aims Pacific Flight From Hawaii
Pittsburgh June 24 Details of a proposed trans Pacific flight from Honolulu to California were disclosed by Westinghouse Electric, builder of the plane’s propeller. Rich mond D. Grace, an ex navy pilot, will fly a monoplane named Cruisair with a 200 hp J-4 motor. Grace and backers plan to beat rivals by departing from Honolulu to California, using a route challenging due to Hawaiian island locations. Both plane and pilot are en route to Honolulu aboard a ship that left San Francisco last week.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Honolulu
California
Westinghouse Electric Company
Richmond D. Grace
Army
Navy
Grace
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Francisco
Hig
Honolulu-to
Pacific
Calfornia
Hawiian
Pacific Ocean
City Plans To Buy Second Pulmoter
New Castile officials propose purchasing a second pulmoter to place two devices at the city building. Councilman Davies opposes assigning it to firemen, suggesting health department staff instead. Councilman Genkinger defers disposition to Mayer Dunlap.
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Second Pulmoter
City of
New Castile
Vo. C. Davies
Health Department
Genkinger
Mayer Dunlap
Come Visit the Farm and Berry Harvest Night
A narrator recalls a friend's invitation to a rural farm visit where berries are served with cream and cake. The host and wife welcome guests, and the scene highlights simple country hospitality, fruit freshness, and a nostalgic touch of agrarian life.
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Pulaski
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