Henry Ford Leads in Airplane Plans and Economic Cheer
Henry Ford, aged 64, pursues aviation ventures with plans for a giant air ship carrying 100 passengers, while Don Dupont faces questions over General Motors and United States Steel holdings. Predictions of high finance, abundant money, and national defense echo through a busy column on progress and risk.
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Classified Box Promises Bargains in Local Ads
Fragmentary text hints at a classifieds box with items priced six cents or less and multiple listings. The readable lines reference ads about sales or bargains and suggest a busy classified section with varied postings.
Geneva naval talks stalled as Kellogg meets Sir Esme Howard
Aug 1 The Geneva disarmament conference stalled with a final session postponed to Thursday 3 pm to seek a way to avert collapse Japanese delegates say no plan to save talks Viscount Ishii linked to the delay Sir Esme Howard British ambassador met with Secretary Kellogg to review Geneva issues no shifts in US British arms tonnage positions reported Hugh Gibson to speak if an impasse deepens details remain guarded Continued on Page Nine.
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Seymour Lowman Sworn In As Dry Chief
Seymour Lowman of Elmira New York is sworn in as assistant secretary of the treasury with charge of prohibition customs and coast guard He vows to curb radical wets and wets while praising the augmented Coast Guard and customs service and calls for orderly enforcement of congress mandates
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Rotary hears talk on motor club goals and progress
Col. Thomas E. Durban of Erie, former Erie Motor Club president, spoke at the noon Rotary meeting about nationwide motor club work. He highlighted efforts to back friendly officials, secure good roads, improve city streets and traffic rules, and oppose improper legislation with support from the Pennsylvania Motor Federation.
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Ene Club
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Angelus Temple Settlement Seals Fate of Splits
Minnie Kennedy agrees to leave Angelus Temple to daughter Aimée McPherson after a financial settlement. A committee will reorganize church finances as Kennedy resigns business manager role amid a public dispute. Property valued over 140000 to be divided. tense negotiations continue. In Pittsburgh a fire at Vesuvius Crucible Co. destroys kiln room, damages about 30000, 30 workers laid off.
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Aimie McPherson
Foursquare Gospel Church
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Pittsburgh
Vesuvius Crucible Company
Warren boy held after auto crash
Lloyd L. Knowlton of Warren was arrested after a crash on East Lake road that seriously injured Oliver W. Derr of Lakewood Road. Knowlton posted $1,500 bail with his father acting as surety. Derr remained in serious condition after two operations at two o'clock.
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Everett
Allen Todd
Conenango Avenue
Todd
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Bomb Believed Intended for Canton Judge Pontius
The Canton Ohio blast damaged the Maxwell home last night and a second device was found under a window at Maxwell’s bedroom. Officials think the bomb was aimed at Judge I C Pontius who supported the prosecution of underworld murderers. Maxwell and his wife escaped injury.
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President shifts to farm relief plan in looming bill
President Coolidge turns from Geneva disarmament talks to farm relief with a tentative administration bill for Congress. A federal revolving fund of 300 million dollars would back cooperative marketing groups to build warehouses and store crops until prices improve. Three GOP leaders Arthur Capper Eugene Meyer and Simeon Fess plan to visit for talks as the measure centers on a three member Federal Farm Board and advisory councils for major commodities.
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United Press
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Geneva
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Kansas
Farm Bloc
Eugene Meyer
federal farm loan_bureau
Simeon D. Fess
Republican
Ohio
Coolidge
Federal Farm Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Numerous Flying Accidents Cost Half Dozen Lives
Weekend air crashes killed six people across three locations. A New Castle monoplane with three aboard burned after a high altitude plunge. Lieut George Myers and two passengers died. In Wichita a Curtiss Jenny failed engine and nose dive killed Lieut C A Pearson, with Lieut Charles W Lurdy injured.
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New Castle
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Evan Davis
Chicago
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Pearson
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Critical Week for Sacco and Vanzetti
Boston August 1 United Press reports a critical week in the Sacco and Vanzetti case as their seven year fight to avoid the electric chair nears a decision. Governor Fuller planned to deliver a written ruling by Wednesday night after a period of careful consideration at his Rye Beach summer home.
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U. P
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
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Rye Beach
Crude Oil Quotation Slashed on Best Grades
The Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency announced the first crude oil price cuts since April. General reductions of 25 cents per barrel drop the local grades to $2.40, with Penna. Transit lines at $2.65 off 7c and Pennsylvanian oils in various lines seeing 20 to 25 cent cuts amid broader unchanged quotations.
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Montreal Begins Round of Honors for Future King
Montreal welcomed the future king and the prime minister with a holiday mood as the royal party arrived from Quebec aboard the St Lawrence. The procession included the Prince of Wales and Mrs Baldwin. A 17 gun salute rang from the citadel as the St Lawrence carried the royals toward Montreal harbor and the Ritz Carlton hotel.
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Quebec
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Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
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Waterloo
Princes
Wales
Forty-Five Pennsy Employes Retired on Pension Roll
Philadelphia Aug 1 Forty five employes of the Pennsylvania railroad system were retired from active duty today under the pension plan and placed on the roll of honor. Twenty one eastern region workers seven central region six western region five Altoona works three Broad Street offices and three Long Island division are included.
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Ship to Land Demonstration Proves Successful
Washington reports a successful ship to land air demonstration on the Leviathan. Clarence Chamberlin and Fokker bi plane achieved takeoff from a 30 foot runway in fog and rain. The test supports plans to equip ships on the Atlantic and Pacific for passenger and mail air service reducing transatlantic times.
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Truman B
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Atlotic
O'Connner
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Ing& Fokker
Chamberlin
Leviathan
A. G. Dalton
Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States Lines
Forty-sixth Street
Weather forecast highlights cooler trend across regions
Western Pennsylvania will see showers this afternoon or tonight with a slight cooldown. Tuesday brings fair and cooler conditions. a trough in eastern Ontario extends into the Ohio Valley. Low pressure center over the northeast causes showers, while northwest high pressure brings cooler weather to the west. Forecasts show mixed skies with temperatures ranging from the 60s to low 80s in various cities.
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