Believe Flyer Believed Crashed Near Westley Station
Mercer Pa October 7 Charles Ames missing air pilot believed dead after crash near Westley Pa while flying Cleveland bound from New York in foggy mountains. Searchers with six mail planes and four army planes scour woods near Perl and Westley to locate the wreckage or body.
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War on Rats to Begin U S Health Department Plan
The United States Department of Health plans to disinfect all ships arriving in American ports twice a year using a powerful gas released into cargo holds. The goal is to reduce rat populations and thus lower bubonic plague risk.
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United States Department of Health
Coolidges Motor Through St. Louis In Early Hours
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge toured St. Louis by car at 6:30 am during a layover on the return trip from Omaha where he spoke to the American Legion. They viewed the city’s principal points with only the standard Secret Service detail and aides present.
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International News Service
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Coolidge
Missouri
Washington
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Boston Police Nnb Five Suspects In Watchman's Murder
Five men arrested in Boston tied to the beating death of James Furneau 67, a watchman, who died after a Sunday assault. Authorities say the suspects, described as white gloves and silk stockings bandits, escaped with 1600 from a Middlesex and Boston Street Railway car barn. A sixth man is held for questioning as revolvers rifles and other weapons are found at several homes.
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Waltham
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Man Tries To Kill Self As Police Stop Fight
SHARON, Pa. Oct. 7 Police halted a domestic fight when Mike Ross 38 tried to slash his throat six times as officers moved to arrest him on a charge of attempting to kill his wife His condition was reported not serious Ross reportedly threatened his wife after she prevented an attack on their 13 year old daughter.
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Seventh Ward Man Reports Car Theft
H. M. Book of 22 North Cedar Street reported to the police Tuesday afternoon about 4 o'clock that his Ford with Pennsylvania license 642-379 was stolen while parked on North Wayne Street. It had not been recovered by today.
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Triennial Session Of Episcopal Church Opens In New Orleans
The 48th triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal church opens in Audubon Park New Orleans with a sunlit outdoor service. Delegates from many nations attend as Bishop Stratton’s sermon is read by Bishop Gallor. A 250-voice choir provides the music and bishops deputies hold corporate communion before business sessions begin.
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International News Service
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St. Pauls Baptist Breaks Ground for West North Street Church
Ground was broken on West North Street for a new St. Pauls Baptist Church building to measure forty by sixty feet with an auditorium and balcony seating around six hundred. It will include a Sunday school room several class rooms and modern facilities, costing about $18,000. Rev J R Sanders of Youngstown will lead the fundraising starting Monday October 11.
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Cause Of Week end Rioting In Florence Is Now Revealed
Paris reports indicate Florence weekend disorders, which left three dead, began after a Facisti leader slapped a man who refused to name members of a Masonic group. Travelers say riots grew widespread though Florence dispatches have not confirmed the account.
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International News Service
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Radio Industry Expected to Reach Billion Dollar Class Soon
Washington officials predict radio equipment sales will exceed 750 million this year and rise toward a billion dollars within two years. The Fourth Annual Radio Conference opens November 9 to address issues for about 600 stations and 10 to 15 million listeners nationwide. Community Chest support gains from Lions Club endorsements emphasize a unified annual giving plan.
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International News Service
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Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Lions Club Backs Community Chest Move
E. L. Stitzinger president of the New Castle Lions club said at a regular meeting Tuesday the club passed a resolution in favor of supporting the Community Chest both personally and as an organization.
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New Castle Lions Club
Candidates Withdraw Names From Ballot
County commissioners report withdrawals from the recent primary. D A Moore listed as Democratic candidate asks that his name be removed from the official ballot. The statement indicates other nominees’ names may also be withdrawn from tickets indicated.
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D. A. Moore
Coun
Political ticket cross-endorsement shifts local race
The text lists candidates including Rodgers, Sweezy, Dunlap, Wallace and others under Democratic Prohibition labels, with all running on the Republican ticket. It reads as a local cross-endorsement or fusion slate affecting roles such as school controller and sheriff in the council race.
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A. Z. Sweezy
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J. M. Dunlap
Roy ©. Wallace
Bessemer
Chum Of Garfield In Canal Days Dies
Daniel Ashbaugh aged 93 a canal boatman on the Cleveland to Chillicothe run and Civil War veteran died at his Southside home in New Philadelphia Ohio He claimed to have driven a canal boat with President Garfield during canal days and to have served in the Civil War His death was reported from New Philadelphia Ohio on October 7.
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Cleveland
Chillicothe
Garfield
Southside
Rummage Sale Saturday at 113 South Jefferson
A rummage sale is planned for Saturday at 113 South Jefferson Street. Proceeds and exact items are not listed in the readable text.
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Health and Family Ties Mark Closure of Life
The obituary notes his lifelong health choices toward abstinence from liquor and tobacco. He leaves a widow and three children, mourning a man remembered for his personal discipline and family role.
Y W Business Girls Plan Meeting at YWCA
The Y W Business Girls club will hold a meeting on Thursday evening at 7 30 at the YWCA. Members are expected to attend and discuss upcoming activities.
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Y. W. Business Girls
Y. W. Business Girls Club
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