Amundsen Report Said Found Off Norway In Pole Rescue Tale
An unconfirmed Paris transmission claims Roald Amundsen's body has been found off Norway after his June 18 disappearance with five others in a French seaplane assisting the Italia crew near the North Pole. Copenhagen reports rising criticism of the Italia flight as rescue flights suffer additional losses including the Russian Babushkin, and Danish explorer Peter Freuchen argues Gen Umberto Nobile lacked Arctic experience.
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Exchange Telegraph Company
Paris
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Norway
Amundsen
Tromsoe
Italia
Copenhagen
North Pole
Babushkin
Peter Frenchen
Gaid
Ian
Freuchen
Italiy
Itslia
Nobile
Einar-Paul Lundborg
Rosld Amundsen
Lief Dietrichsen
Rene Guilbaud
Secretary Hoover Replies To Senator Moses On Convention Plans
The message notes Hoover’s reply to Senator Moses as chairman, reflecting the limited time left before the convention. It suggests congratulations are not spontaneous and hints at public interest in taking action.
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Hoover
Vast contrasts mark 1923 world view and reform will
The excerpt stresses vast abundance vs poverty, citing Gov. Smith, Coolidge, and Brechter. It notes a shift toward individual racial awakening and critiques elites like Rockefeller Jr. for housing reform. It reflects concerns over equitable access to air, sunlight, and living space amid social change. Continued on Page Five.
Work to resign from cabinet en route to Cedar Island
Secretary of the Interior Work, recently named chairman of the Republican national committee, arrives in Superior Wisconsin en route to Cedar Island lodge the Summer White House to tender his resignation to President Coolidge. He cryptically states I have it in my pocket as Everett Sanders and James W Good meet him at the station.
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Superior
Wis
U. P
Work
Republican National Committee
Cedar Island Lodge
White House
Coolidge
Everett Sanders
James W. Good
Hoover
Struck by Auto Injures Local Woman on Penn Avenue
Hospital reports indicate Mrs. Hannah Gustafson of 111 Crescent Street is resting comfortably after being struck by a car near the car barns on Pennsylvania Avenue east. The driver was Edwin Anderson of Marion Street. She was with friends and left a ride to shop. Pain from bruises has subsided.
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Hannah Gustefson
Crescent Street
Tribune Tonight telegraph and society section index
A compact listing previews for the Tribune Tonight issue noting page allocations for late local telegraph society news editorial features sport news society and church coverage Honey Lou Youngsville Corrie strips want ads closing stock quotes and radio programs a list of Gold Star Mothers and other brief items.
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Youngsville News
One Man Killed Seven Injured In Auto Wrecks
A fatal crash on Roosevelt Highway leaves S. E. Gleeton dead, seven others injured including C. Kirschner and Mrs Gleeton of Edinboro and several residents of Tidioute. The bus involved claimed to be forced off by a car. coroner's inquest scheduled.
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S. E. Gleeton
Edinboro
E. Gleeton
S&s
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Erie
Gleeton
Pittsfield
Tnffic
Piid
Corrota Gonatantine
Reily Fey
Highway Patrol
Dunkie
Oungsville
Reilly
Harry Miles
Haurel
Bush Garage
Youngsville
R. H. Knapp
Warren merchants extend hours for Wednesday holiday
Members of the Retail Merchants Bureau will remain open until 6 p.m. Tuesday to aid shoppers ahead of the Wednesday holiday. The decision was made at a Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday at five o'clock in the regular closing hour. Participating firms include Metzger Wright, Miller Shoe, E D Everts hardware, Smith Shoe, Style Shop, Pickett hardware, Clothes Shop, Printz company, Lester Shoe, Jamieson hardware, Brown Boot Shop, Johnson Bros, and H L Greenlund.
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Retail Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Metzger-Wright Company
Miller Shoe Company
E. D. Everts Hardware
Smith Shoe Store
Style Shop
Pickett Hardware, Clothes Shop
Printz Company
Lester Shoe Company
Jamieson Hardware Company
Brown Boot Shop
Johnson Bros
H. L Greenlund
BOOSTER PARADE TO ADVERTISE FETE IN Warren
Warren plans a booster parade to advertise Independence Day festivities starting at Market street and Fourth avenue at 5 30 p m Monday. Three detachments will travel to Jamestown Kane and Corry to spread word that Warren will host fall day events. Boy Scout drum corps accompany each section. banners will be attached to cars. Sheriff Harry Jefferson and Police Chief George Tiedin supervise assembly. Roy Parvin chairs the general committee.
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Warren
Market Street
Fourth Avenua
Jamestown
Kane
Corry
Boy Scout
Harry Jefferson
George Tiedin
Roy Parvin
Glendora Products Must Pay Capital Stock Tax
Judge Fox in Dauphin county Monday ruled Glendora Products of Warren must pay $77.48 capital stock tax for 1926. The decision said coffee roasting is not a manufacturing process and roasting companies owe the tax to the commonwealth, rejecting the company’s claim that roasting is manufacturing.
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Glendora Products Company
Warren
Fox
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Planes On Second Leg Of National Air Tour
In St Louis on July 2, 25 air mail planes began the second lap, taking off at one minute intervals for Springfield Missouri then Wichita Kansas where they stay overnight. Leader John P. Wood of Wausau Wisconsin and his Weco plane post a score of 1700.8, with Frank M Hawks close behind in a Ford trimotor whose crankshaft nearly failed in landing on Saturday, Hawks scoring 1598.
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ST. Louis
U. P
National Air Mail
Springfield
Wichita
Kans
John P. Wood
Wausau
Wis
Weco
Frank M. Hawks
Hawks
Hare Cuts Capers on Main Avenue
John Carlson and J. D. Miner with War renites watched a wild rabbit stray through Sunday traffic on Main Avenue. The creature emerged from a bush near the bridge approach, dodged vehicles at the Hickory Street intersection, and trotted west along Pennsylvania Avenue past the John S. Bayer store before vanishing over a river bank.
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John Carlson
J. D. Miner
Four Hurt When Plane Is Forced To Land Near Bettis Field
McKeesport July 2 Four passengers and the pilot Jack Smith were injured when a Ryan monoplane forced a landing two miles from Bettis Field after motor trouble at about 400 feet. Earl C Dean president of the American Society for Promotion of Aeronautics and his wife were aboard. none suffered serious injuries, physicians reported.
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Mckeesport
U. P
Jack Smith
Bettis Field
Earl C. Dean
American Society For Promotion of Aeronautics
Deer With Two Foot Tail Seen Wandering Across Golf Course
J C Briggs reports a deer with an unusually long two foot tail seen on Conewango Valley Country Club links at 5 80 this Monday morning. He described a companion 75 pound doe wandering nearby as the pair moved about the course for several minutes before disappearing.
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J. C. Briggs
Jefferson Avenue
Briggs
Conewango Valley Country Club
Bri 3
Brigga
Knot
Nex
Pal
Supreme Court ends long fight over Cobham estate near Warren
The New York Salvation Army wins final possession of Stony Lonesome two miles north of Glade after a half century of litigation. Mrs Blanthe Lawson is ousted from the property as the state Supreme Court overturns a lower court verdict. The decision, under Judge D A Aard, notes no new trial was granted and confirms possession for the Salvation Army trustees.
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Long Court
Lord Cobham
Warren
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Salvation Army
New York City
Stony Lonesone
Lord George Ashworth Cobham
Glade
State Supreme Court
Blanthe Lawson
Cobham
W. S. Clark
D. A. Aard
Veredicto
Avird
Deeree
Stony Loneesome
Henry Cobham
Stony Lonesome
Lawson
Arird
John Seeger
George Mead
Am Ad
Wilton M. Lindsey
E. N. Parmlee
Eight Trunk Roads Designated Through Routes in Pa
Eight main Pennsylvania trunk highways were designated through traffic routes with intersection stops. Signs warn motorists to stop. highway patrol to enforce. Violations carry a $10 fine or up to five days in jail. Routes include Lincoln Highway, Lackawanna Trail, Susquehanna Trail, Lakes to the Sea Highway, State Route 8, Yellowstone Trail, Chester Pike, and Route 24 with respective segment limits.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Highway Patrol
Lincoln Highway
Philadelphia
Ohio State Line
Lackawanna Trail
Scranton
New York
Maryland
Northumberland
Amity Hall
Lewistown
Mount Union
Mill Creek
Waterstreet
Water St
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge
Springs
Erie
West Virginia
Franklin
Delaware
Five Trainmen Injured In East Jamestown Wreck
Five Erie Railroad crew members were injured when a westbound train jumped the tracks in East Jamestown yards early Sunday. Names include Frank Eebert Meadville arm twisted E A Marchbucker Meadville fireman ears hurt Charles Higgins brakeman right hip edged R H Taft Hornell ribs back bruised. Engine tipped over but Marchbucker and Robert escaped serious harm. The train carried two passenger coaches a passenger and baggage coach and empty milk cars. Salamanca Meadville route. Tracks cleared late Sunday.
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Erie Railroad
Jamestown Yards
Frank Eebert
Meadville
E. A. Marchbucker
Charles
Higgins
R. H. Taft
Hornell
Robert
Marchbucker
Salamanca
Labor Head Retires After Sixteen Years in Pennsylvania
Reading Pennsylvania July 2 J H Maurer for 16 years president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor today voluntarily retired from that office Maurer who is a socialist and a municipal officer here turned his records over to Joseph Casey of Wilkes Barre elected to succeed him Sever declined to accept another term
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Reading
J. H. Maurer
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Mauurer
Joseph Casey
Wilkes-Barre
Sever
Weather forecast fragment with scattered details
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions tonight with patchy showers near dawn. Observations show 68 degrees at 2 a.m. and 76 with river level 2.8 feet, no precipitation. Sun sets at 7:34 p.m. and Tuesday sunrise is 4:32 a.m.
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Herbert Hoover
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