Hing Club to Fave Monday on Annual Vacation
The Comxango Fishing Club plans a Monday departure aboard the B26 train from New York Central for Lake Talon near North Bay Ontario Canada. Thirty third annual trip involves a 9 day journey to reach the lodge with two weeks at the lake and four physicians accompanying to counteract fish eating.
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Comxango Fishing Club
New York
Cen
Lakeon
Ontario
Canada
North
Printz
Warren
Lake Talon
North Bay
Toito
HH. Alexander
Walter W. Beaty
Orge L. Craft
W. H. Filler
A. G.eldred
A. B. McCou
H. H. McConnell
H. D. Kopf
C. Parshall
H. M. Putnam
J. A.ckwell
J.P. Rogers
W. Blwortz
C. B. Ayers
Paul B.ewart
Bishop Yates
F. R. Staken
E. 5
Africa
Karl M. Lyons
Jomas K. Crea
A. A. Printz
Wilds
Mount Vesuvius Erupts Violently With Ongoing Lava Flow
Mount Vesuvius resumed violent eruption today after a brief calm. Lava streams extend hundreds of feet down the slope destroying landmarks while tourists are barred from the crater and the Funicular service is halted. Observatory director says lava will continue at current volume with no danger to inhabited areas.
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Vesuvius Observatory
Malladra
Philathea and Young Women Society Gatherings Tonight
Society notes announce the Philathea Clans of the Swedish church meet in the church parlors with Irene Anna and Misa Margaret Hellman serving refreshments. The Young Women’s Missionary Society of First Lutheran holds a picnic at Hertzel’s Grove with a post supper program and business session. Boy Choir camp planning meets at 7 30 on church lawn for First Church boys. Mrs Lindsey hosts a luncheon for Community Service Department officers of the Woman’s Club with plans for the 1027 28 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Irene Anna
Misa Margaret Hellman
Bertzel's Grove
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Church
Hertzel’s Grove
First
Chedwel
Lindsey
Edward 3. Lindsey
East Street
Woman's Club
Community Service Department
Woman’s Club
Thomas Creal
Flora Christie
C. Holderness
Mabel Abbott
Topics Held for Court and Local Contracts
In police court this afternoon Justice Davis held Bert Winger of Jackson Avenue Extension for trial on driving while intoxicated. Winger pled guilty and was jailed for bail default, with possible release later. Millar of Youngstown won a $120,140.73 highway contract for macadamizing Mathews Run Road north from Youngsville, beating two other bidders. Start East Soon reports indicate E D Wetmore and Mrs. Weismore plan to leave for the East later this week. Retirement notices reveal Mr. and Mrs. John S. Swensson will leave the Gustavus Adolphus Home in Jamestown by December 1 after thirty years of service. Swensson’s career includes leadership at the Gustavus Adolphus Home and prior roles at Andover orphanage and Bethany College. Their daughter Miss Signe Swenson will teach dramatics at Thiel College next year.
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Davis
Bert Winger
Jackson Avenue Extension
Winger
Warren
John S. Swensson
Gustavus Adolphus
Jamestown
New York
Bethany College
Swensson
Andover
Swensoon
Jonas Swensoon
Augustana College
Swentson
Signe Swenston
Wellesley College
Thiel College
Miss Swensson
Thiel
Miss Agnes McLaughlin Home on Vacation From New Castle
Local notes report state nurse Miss Agnes McLaughlin visiting family in town at 418 Fourth Avenue, along with other residents returning from trips and visiting relatives. A separate item describes a black snake entering a Lewistown home on August 1 and being killed after attempting multiple doors and invading the cellar.
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Agnes McLaughlin
New Castle
Bir
Jy. H. McLaughlin
Fourth Avenue
Lewistown
Fred W. Keifere
Lady Lauder Dies in Glasgow at 84
Mrs Lauder wife of Barry Lauder the famed Scottish comedian died yesterday in Glasgow following a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauder
Glasgow
Lady Lauder
Barry Lauder
Five Best Features On Air Tonight Across Stations
WEAF presents Goldman Band concert at 8 30 EDST 7 30 EST. Opera Manon by Masse net airs at 9 EST. WIZ features Roxy and His Gang at 7 30 EDST 6 30 EST. WRG lists U S Navy Band at 9 00 EDST 8 00 EST. WOO offers Irish Traditional Music at 9 00 EDST 8 00 EST.
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WEAF
Goldman
Massenet
Roxy and His Gang
WRG
Washington
U. S&s Navy Band
Philadelphia
Wessoa CO
Bence
Imowe
Koxy
Ang Whale
Boston
Tob Waldo Dinnée Musie
el Big Brother
Cobey
Arts and Music
Ayaa Uleske
Carpenter'a Editaten
Sineduna TY
Johnaten
Halt Hove — Spatial Venture
Silera “Gren
WSAL
Cincinnati
Curtier
Eseunk Clearwater
Manqueradera
Opera
Watkins” Ist
Memory Garden
Nical Procracy Beex
Ceoar
WCHP
Detroit
WJZ
Sigg Ker Banke Grebesken
Traymore Quarter
Denaya Orchestra
Ark
Sea T Sanders
KDKA
Pittsburgh
PIT
Idorf
Siandalke
Ion
Erwin Schodell
Mackets
Dinnec Rouric
Lorado Dart
H Bi Gace
Crean
Jefferson City
Kansas
Curth
Tweke
Kansas ‘City
Inner Oon
Rom
Lightning kills two children near North Buffalo
Naomi Grafton age 12 and her brother Omar age 7 were killed when lightning struck a tree near their home in North Buffalo township Armstrong county near Kittanning. Their mother Mrs Robert Grafton was stunned on the back porch and several other children were briefly shocked by the bolt. The tree was shattered by the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Grafton
Omar
Buffalo Township
Armstrong County
Kittanning
Robert Grafton
Grafton
Goldman Band Concert Featured On WEAF Network
A radio schedule lists the Goldman Band concert led by Tonighe Goldman to be broadcast on WEAF and partner stations. The program includes marches and two songs by Edwin Fratko Cala man, with olive soprano to perform, and features orchestras and dance music across many cities and time zones.
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Goldman
New York
Tonighe
WEAF
National Broadcasting Company
Tno
Edwin Fratko Calaman
Olive
WSAT
Chuck Young Hurt in Warren Jamestown Crash
Charles Young aged 17 of Warren sustained a compound fracture of the left arm and severe lacerations when the Lincoln sedan skidded through a guard rail and hit a tree on the Warren Jamestown road. Passengers included William Bennett Shirley Lemmon Gerald Archibald Frederick Gebhardt and James Offut. All were taken to the W C A hospital. Young remained under care with good condition reported later.
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the Tribune
Jamestown
Charles Young
Young
Evie club grows with 3000 plus members and patrols
The Evie club now has enrollment over three thousand and maintains a trouble man who patrols roads offering various services. The Warren County Motor club is expanding and can provide many invaluable services to members, deserving support from all motorists in the county. Guests at today’s meeting included Jeter Lillie, Dr. Tom Kane, Rob ert Olmstead of Ludlow, Allen McCarthy, Maplecod N. 5, and Gesee Olmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Club
Warren County Motor Club
Je Ter Lillie
Erie Motor Club
Tom Kane
Kane Rotary Club
Robert Olmstead
Ludlow
George Olmstead
Allen McCarthy
Gesee Olmstead
First Ship-To-Land Flight Demonstration Lands
Clarence D. Chamberlin lands a Fokker biplane at Curtiss Field after taking off from the Leviathan 100 miles east of Hasbrouck Heights. Thick fog forced a landing at Longstand to inaugurate ship-to-land service. Navy destroyers stood by. officials note the event as a proof of concept with uncertain long term implications.
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Curtiss Field
N. Y
New York
Europe
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Leviathan
Longstand
United States Inc
Luster
Hasbrouck Heights
W. J
Chamberline
N. J
Instea Stites Navy
Kellogg Prefers Geneva Talks Delay to Policy Statement
The document notes a plenary session planned for today with postponement seen as boosting Geneva prospects. If the conference stalls Gibson may deliver the policy statement denying consent to international pacts for larger navies, though his discretion will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Coolidge
Gibson
Parachute talk rises after fatal airplane crash
In Chicago on August 1 city officials debated mandatory parachutes for pilots and passengers after the crash that killed George Zabriskie and James Ross. The plane caught fire and both men died as experts say parachutes could have saved them.
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Chicago
George Zabriskie
James Ross
Zauriskie
Rose
Hvee
Zavriskie
Stocks Open Firm as New Month Brings Broad Rally on NYSE
The New York Stock Exchange starts August with strong activity as stocks advance while bonds stay firm. U S Steel slips after an early dip, General Motors holds, Dupont climbs early then settles, Baldwin advances, and rails stock rise. Oil issues lead the day with Phillips, Marland, and Transcontinental posting gains despite a 25 cent Erie Oil cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Dupont
Baldwin
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
Phillips
Marland
Transcontinental
Pennsylvania
Hearst Acquires Pittsburgh Papers
The Printing Co of Pittsburgh announced the sale of the Chronicle Telegraph and Gazette-Times to William Randolph Hearst. George B. Oliver, owner and publisher, confirmed rumors but gave no sale price or start date for new management. The Gazette-Times is the region’s oldest paper west of the Allegheny River, marking its 142nd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper. Printing Co
Pittsburgh
Chronicle
Telegraph
Gazette-Times
William Randolph Hearst
George 8. Oliver
Gazette Times
Allegheny River
Philadelphia Officers Fire on Loungers Near Waterfront
A waterfront confrontation ended with one man dead and another wounded after patrolman Henry Pfeiffer fired during an assault from a mob. Joseph McGoldrick, 29, was killed. Charles Duntay, 28, is hospitalized with a abdomen wound. Pfeiffer had arrested a suspect when attacked.
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Philadelphia
U. P
Joseph McGollrick
Charles Duntay
Henry Pfeiffer
McGoldrick
Sergeant McGoldrick
Pfeiffer
Bandits Rob Conshoken Station Steals $200
Four masked bandits robbed the Reading Railroad station in Conshoshoocken early today taking about $200 from the safe and kidnapping station agent A. P. Sunsara. They fled in the belt car and later abandoned Sunsara on a country road near Barren Hill. He was stunned but recovered and alerted state police. four suspects were arrested but could not be identified by Sunsara.
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Conshoshocken
A. P
Reading
A. P. Sunsara
Barren Hill
Bnt
Sanesare
Ill health blamed for Evanston woman’s suicide by Lake Michigan
Despondent over her health and her ill son, Mrs Sadie Elizabeth Pettit a divorcee and former wife of James Pettit millionaire grain dealer jumped into Lake Michigan. She left a note saying she could not live with her son Billy in Tucson Ariz. Pettit later married Orville T Taylor and divorced in 1922. Daughter of D Kent Prescott inventor of the band law she left an estate of 2 U.S. ounces. Also noted a Richmond Virginia report of William G Snead 60 dying after two years unconscious from a brain clot following a fall from a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Sadie Elizabeth Pettit
Lake Michigan
Billy
Tucson
Ariz
Cars Washed and Polished at Your Home
An at home car washing service promotes reasonable pricing and invites inquiries by phone number 1673-3 for details and scheduling.
Stock Market Notes List of Major Industrials and Oils
A dense list of companies on the bellwether stock page includes Allied Chemical and Dye, American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, and many others. The report sketches a broad equities panorama with scattered mentions of industry names and parent groups.
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Cee Industrials and
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Bosch Mag
Bio
American Can
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Sum Tobacco
American Teland
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper - Atchison
Atlantic
Baldwin Locomotive
Balamiwig and Ohio
Barnadad A
Bethlehem Liver Briggs Manufacturing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Prairie Pipe
Prairie Oil and Gaz
Salt Creek
South Penn
Standard Oil of
Cal
Standard Oil Ol Ind
Kan
Standard OW
N. J
CURE
MS American Maricaiby Carib Syndicate
Cities Service Co
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake
Chicago
Rock Istana
Milwaukee
Chile
Copper
Chrysler
Coca Cola - Co
Crucible Steel
Dodge Brothers Common Erie
Evie
Rist
Freeport
Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Metros
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Happ Motors
Independents Oil and Gas
Inspiration Copper
Combustion International
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck Marland Oil
Miami Copper
Mid Continent Petroleum
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific - Moon Motors - National Biscuit
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific Phillips Petroleum
Packard Motors
Pan American Petroleum
Penna
R. R
Pere Marquette Pure Oil
Ratio Corp
Reading
Royal Dutch Shell Union
Simms Petroh
Sinclair Oil
Shelly
Southern P. Southern RR
Standard Gas and
Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas Corp
Timken R. B
Tidewater Associated Tobacco Products Trans
Can
Union Pacific
U.S
U. S. Steel
Willys Overland
Anglo Ame
Humble Oil International Mountain ‘Producers
National Transit
New York Transit
Ohio Oil
Pennocks Service
Gilles
Continental Oil
Durant del
General Mines
Idaho Copper
New Bradford Oil
New York Oil
Pittsburgh
Fractures Neck in Fall at New Home in Pottsville
William Malesky aged 59 of New Mirers ville slipped on the stairs at his newly built home in Pottsville and fractured his neck, dying instantly. He and his family had moved from Bakerstown near Pittsburgh. he leaves a widow and eight children.
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Pottsville
U. P
William Malesky
New Mirersville
Here
Bakerstown
Pittsburgh
Retired Farmer Dead After Grade Crossing Collision
U P Radcliffe 70 a retired farmer was killed at a grade crossing near Glen Rock Pennsylvania when struck by a railroad train as he wandered onto the tracks. In Bath Maine engineer Charles Mallinson 50 fell to his death from a new drawbridge in the Kennebec River while inspecting its erection.
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U. P. Radcliffe
Glen Rock
Penneylvania Railroad
Bath
White
Charles Mallinson
Pottstown
Kennebec River
Oil prices by grade and line across multiple oil regions
The list shows varied oil prices and lines from many companies and regions. Values include 2.66 for Pennsylvania Grade Oil in York Transit Co. lines, 2.50 for Pennsylvania Grade Oil in Pipe Line Co. lines, 1.28 for Keister crude, 0.25 for Ragland Grade Oil, and 2.65 for several Pennsylvania grades. Locations include Buckeye Pipe Line Co. lines, Eureka Pipe Line Co., Cumberland Pipe Line Co., Indiana Refining Co. West Kentucky, and Saginaw Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
York ‘Transit Co
Bradford District
Transit Co
Pennsylvania Grade Oiltional Transit Co
Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
I Corning
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Indiana Refining Co
West Kentucky
Creda
Cotegie
Cumberland
Burren
Monroe
Paragon Dev. Co
Oil City
Western Kentucky
Lima
Indiana
Princeton Western
Plymouth Tminois
Waterloo
Saginaw
Mich
Berea Sand
Petrolia
Canada
Oil Springs
Lindbergh Delayed On Departure From Buffalo
Charles A. Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis left Buffalo's airport for Cleveland amid a 40,000 crowd. Heat and crowding caused thirteen women to faint and other passengers to be jostled as the takeoff was delayed from the scheduled ten o'clock start en route to Jamestown and then Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
U. P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Deley
Large Army Dirigible Withstands Rigid Test
The large semi rigid airship R5 1, noted as the largest dirigible to Lakehurst, completed a demanding test at Scott Field in Belleville, ML. Inclement weather forced a longer flight with two stops at Langley Field and Lakehurst. Lieutenant Colonel John A. Paegelow praised the voyage as the most rigorous in its history though full mileage details await log review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
U. P.j
Lakehurst
Scott Field
Buffalo
Cleveland
John A. Paegelow
Mander
Scottfield
Langley
Five Officers Die In Tokiwa Mine Layer Blast
Tokyo dispatch reports that aboard the mine layer Tokiwa seven naval officers were killed and several injured when a mine exploded during laying practice in the Bunpo channel. The Tokiwa, a first class, 9700 ton vessel, is 442 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
U. P
Navy Department
Tokiwa
Bunpo Channel
Fatal highway crash near Brim claims two in Erie area
Erie August 1 UPI Gurney was killed and his brother Walter, 32, badly injured when their car overturned on the Waterford turnpike south of here Sunday night. Two other occupants were slightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
U. P
Gurney
Walter
Waterford Turnpike
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hing Club
Kes
Engough
Vesuvius
E D. Wetmore
Weismore
Win S$. Hewett
Misa Fausta Stebbins
Rae Miller
North East
E. Stebbins
Myrtle Street
United Press
WBZ
Springfield
Oiaee
Roxy
Gay
United Presa Baseball
WEA
Palais d'Or Orchestra
Ausa
Chuck” Young
W.C.A
Kellogg
Tage One
Thomas Howell
Red Star
Belgonland
Antwerp
Howell
Hearst
Conshoken
Richmond
William
G. Snead
Tome
Roosevelt Highway
L. H. McCann
Kay
Richaras
New ‘York
Warren Savings Bank
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Young America
Beath
Lindbergh
Brim
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