Conductor's glove pulls him under moving train
Edward T. Unwin Sr. of 302 West Cherry street, Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh conductor, died at New Castle hospital after a peculiar accident near a Cherry street switch. Coroner J P Caldwell reported Unwin was part of a switch crew when his glove snagged on the moving train, pulling him under the wheels as he walked beside the track. Conductor P L Hogan and fireman N L Heberling witnessed the tragedy. investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Unwin, Sr
West Cherry Street
Buffalo, Rochester
Pittsburgh
New Castle Hospital
Cherry Street
J. P. Caldwell
Inwin
P. L. Hogan
L .E. Burleson
Engisher
N. R. Weherling
Irwin
Thomas
J. Jenkins
N. L. Heberling
Mr. Irwin
Storm Rips New Castle As Battery B Rally Nears
A severe wind and rain storm lashed New Castle waking residents and snapping limbs on Highland avenue. The town braces for the Battery B event at Mt. Jackson tomorrow as factories extend shops and damage disrupts daily life. An airplane over the city was heard as the storm roared in, while Governor Pinchot vetoed a Lawrence county county controller bill in a related note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
New York
Cty
Dents
Pinchot
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report for Morning Observations
Daily Weather Report notes morning observations across stations. Data include temperature, humidity, wind direction, and barometric pressure readings. Forecast indicates gradual warming with possible afternoon showers in some coastal areas. Continuous monitoring ongoing for updated regional outlook.
Hoover's rise and debts claim in Beverly Hills note
Special to The News from Beverly Hills reports a curious letter praising Hoover while mocking Democrats, claiming debts should be cancelled and predicting a peace prize. It notes Wall Street turmoil and unemployment locally, and mentions a failed appeal to an international banking group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
Harp
Herbert Hoover
Wall Street
O. K
International Banking
Mr. Hoover
French Deputies Hear Reply On Hoover War Debt Plan
Premier Pierre Laval stated the cabinet would submit Hoover's debt moratorium proposal to Parliament, warning that suspending German reparations could undermine the Young plan. The government signaled general acceptance of moratorium terms but reserved final parliamentary decision on the broader issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Abbotttornational News Servics
Corrnapundent
Paris
Germany
Pierre Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Hoover
France
Danish Fliers Reach Copenhagen After Transatlan trip
Otto Hillig and Holger Horrs landed their monoplane Tibert at Kastrup Airport in Copenhagen, completing a trans Atlantic flight that began in Harbor Grace Newfoundland. They were greeted by jubilant crowds as they arrived after a long, exhausting journey via Europe with a brief Bremen rest stop before final leg to Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Shagen
Otto Hillig
Liberty
N.Y
Holger Horrs
Danilh
Tibert
Kastrip
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Europe
Krefeld
Germany
Copenhagen
Bremen
Homis
Youth Killed By Lightning In Doylestown Area
Philip G. Dovaluk 14, a high school honor student, was struck and killed by lightning while helping his father hay on a Warrenton township farm three miles south of Doylestown. The father carried him to the house as neighbors were summoned and the coroner pronounced death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Laws Service
Doyestown
Philip G. Dovaluk
Doylestown High School
Warrenton Township
Here
Frank Nidgrah
John J. Sweansy
Doylestown
Globe Circling Flies Enroute Over Siberia
Globe circling aviators Harold Gatty and Wiley Post left Moscow for Novosibirsk 1800 miles away and planned a 12 hour flight toward Irkutsk 2600 miles from Moscow as part of a ten day aerial circumnavigation on a white wing monoplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Edward L. Reuss
National News Service
Moscow
Jung 2
W. Fast
Harold Gatty
Siberian
Novositirsk
Novosibirsk
Post
Weil
Whedale
Novosibi
Irkusk
Outer Mongolia
Keeps Son Reluctantly Police Change Mother's Mind
Mrs. Marie Timmons of Hammond, facing a felony charge for child abandonment, agreed to let Hammond police take her five year old son Howard to the station after a tense scene. She later defied officers but agreed to have the boy taken back with her and his stepfather. The child told police he did not want to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Timmons
Hammond, Inc
Howard
Hammond
Timmons
Heat waves sweep Midwest with record temperatures
International News Service reports a severe Western heat wave pushing temperatures above 100 across the Midwest and West. Dozens of deaths and drownings are linked to the extreme heat, with Illinois Missouri Indiana Ohio and California among affected areas and cities listing temperatures from the 90s to 100s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internationaa Service
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Indiana
California
Danville
Toledo
St. Louis
Booneville
Olathe
Xan
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Waterloo
Lamont
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
Marshalltown
Davport
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
International News Service
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Kan
Philadelpha
Michigan
Pittsburgh Flood and Storm Dooms Morning Commute
Pittsburgh faces severe disruption as mud floods streets after torrential rain. Thousands are late for work due to mud covered streetcar tracks. A 44 year old woman dies of cerebral hemorrhage linked to the blast of the storm. An oil well near Laurel Gardens catches fire after a lightning strike. Streets littered with downed trees and washed hillsides devastate the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C International News Service
Pittsburgh
Fittsburgh
McNight Road
Laurel Gardens
McKees Rocks
Bion Cover Granted Leave Of Absence
Bion Cover is granted a leave of absence without pay from September 15 to September 15, with additional off duty days July 1 to July 15. He completed most personal assessments except in the Second ward, and reported to council. An assistant may be hired to finish payments and placed on the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogneil
Death notices list McIntosh and Grant ages and addresses
Death record items list William McIntosh age 74 with address 711 Carlister street and Ella Grant age 78 of Ellwood City along with Edward T. Irvin age 50 at 302 West Cherry street. No further details or relations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McIntosh
Carlister Street
Ella Grant
Ellwood City
Edward T. Irvin
West Cherry Street
Will Break Up Gangs Of Loafers
Chief of Police C. C. Horner said the city will break up gangs loafing at pool room entrances and business district store fronts. He noted rising complaints as weather warms and loafing becomes more noticeable and in some places almost unbearable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loafers
C. C. Horner
Trader Horn dies at 89 in Whitstable home
Alfred Aloysius Horn known as Trader Horn died at 4 55 am in his Whitstable home after a pneumonia battle lasting two weeks He was 89 He spent much of his life in Africa where his adventures with English novelist Ethelbarta Lewis led to their collaboration on the best selling Trader Horn which became a film and brought him fame and wealth He had spent three months in the United States prior to his move to Whitstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Alfred Aloysius Horn
Trader Horn
Whitstable
Tader Horn
Africa
Ethelbarta Lewis
South Africa
Travor
Horn
Whi South
United States
Patrolman Ritty Resigns Position
Patrolman Ritty resigns after long service citing a permanent duty related cause. He receives 15 dollars weekly for 436 weeks and has been paid the remaining balance of 500 weeks. Billy, a longtime officer, was well regarded by colleagues and performed his duties faithfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y
Billy
Everson
Rotary heads change at Castleton meeting
President T W McCullough of the Rotary Club will resign and Louis B Round will assume the gavel as McCullough’s term ends at the Castleton meeting Monday officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. McCullough
Cly
Castleton
Oan
Louis B. Round
McCullough
Terrific Wind Storm Rages with Early Morning Damage
A fierce wind storm swept the city around 3 o'clock in the morning, bringing hurricane like gusts from the northeast. It uprooted trees and damaged telephone and electric lines, leaving about 600 patrons affected as linemen worked to repair the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Lesring Labs
Caatie-Erie
Bombers Strike Caverdale Home Of Union Mine Official
Bombers wrecked the Garry Garver Hotel in Caverdale near Sharon as a blast and gunfire shattered the night. Victor Gar ary, secretary of the United Mine Workers, and his family escaped injury, while a neighbor was hit and a crowd on a porch suffered a minor wound. Police captured Joy Delina of Coverdale in connection with the bombing, noting a slight body injury and ongoing confessions. The attack caused extensive damage and prompted fear of greater losses at the long-standing hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mine
Carver
Sharon
Tatematiene News
Sirena Pittsburgh
Souroth
Victor Garary
United Mine Workers
Caverdale
Bla
Frank Mets
Garza
Sneash
Joy Delina
Coverdale
Questa Ma
Gearse
Prices On Paris Bourse Booming
Paris securities rose as confidence grew after France’s government responded to Hoover’s plan on war debts. Industrials and minors led gains with shares advancing 5 to 10 percent and the overall market climbing about 1800 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Untitled fragment hints at war and guard activity
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a war context and a guard role with unclear details. The text mentions a guard and references some numbers and objects, but the overall meaning is obscured. No identifiable people, places, or organizations can be reliably extracted from the readable portion.
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Edward T. Irwin
PA Newc
Mt. Jackson
Highland Avenue
Erie
Delphi
Daily Weather Report
PM Rocks _ ROSE
Laval
Kastrup
Pitching Hay
Mid-West
Butler
Bion
Homer Fo
United
Ritty
Movie Star
Jim Eome
Pennsylvania
New Sharon
Garver
Iniesnion
Bervicet
Ium
Arthur Mometer
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