Irvine Bridge Dedication Draws Five Thousand Attend
About five thousand people gathered under clear skies as Auditor General Edward Martin spoke at Irvine Memorial Bridge dedication. He urged military readiness to prevent future losses and praised those who sacrificed in war. Ben Kinnear and his daughter Betsy Jane led closing ceremonies with inscription reading and ribbon cutting.
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Edward Martin
Irvine
Warren County
General Martin
Roosevelt
American Legion
Jortharn
Roosevelt Highway
112Th Infantry Régiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Cornplanter Post
July Fourth Casualties Rise Across Nation and Pennsylvani a
United Press reports 239 nationwide deaths from Fourth of July incidents, with 17 in Pennsylvania and about 1,000 injured. Drownings led the toll, followed by fireworks explosions, heat prostration, and transport accidents.
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Penna
United Press
United States
Keep Away From Mellon How Many This Fourth
Democrats plan attacks on Mellon while focusing on Teapot Dome and July Fourth casualties. The piece notes 10 percent call money, a $75,000,000 bank loan spike, mid year interest and dividends totaling about $2 billion, and references exposure on page three.
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Mellon
Gang Edicion
Know
Petition Seeks Bond for Tyrell Murder Charge
A petition filed in Allegheny county criminal court requests bond release for F. J. Tyrell Pittsburgh attorney and Sunday School superintendent accused of murder. Tyrell is charged for the May 13 shooting of Phillip Clark inside the First Christian church at Munhall Ps.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Allegheny County Criminal Court
F. J. Tyrell
Elder W. Marshall
Tyrell
Phillip Clark
First Christian Church
Munhall, Ps
Telegraph and society notes from The Tribune Tonight pages
The page listing outlines sections for late local telegraph and society news. It mentions features such as After Six crossword on page three, editorials on page four, sport news on page six, Youngsville Honey Lou on page seven, society and church news on page eight, Auditor General Martin's address on page nine, and Want Ads along with stock quotations on page eleven.
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Telegraph and Society
Youngsville
Society and Church
Martin
Irvine Memorial Bridge
Sugar Grove
Russell and
Thompson Hill
Seventeen Killed in State Firework Celebration
Harrisburg reports at least seventeen people died in Pennsylvania Fourth of July celebrations with ongoing coverage. The incident list includes fireworks mishaps and related deaths, with continued details promised on page eight.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Financier Alfred Loewenstein Falls From Airplane Mystery Deepens
A Paris inquiry found Captain Alfred Loewenstein died by his own hand after leaping from a private airplane. London reports say the Belgian financier vanished midflight causing stock declines and rumors of suicide amid market upheaval and questions over the door incident at Croydon airfield.
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Parls
U. P
Alfred Loewenstein
London
U.P
International High Finance
Loewenstein
Croydon
Two Warren Boys Suffer Minor Firecracker Burns
Two Warren youths received minor burns on Independence Day, both treated locally. William Tingwall, 16, injured in the palm by a firecracker, was treated by Dr. Leroy Chapman. A second unnamed Warrenite had slight hand burns treated by Dr. G. S. Condit. John Edwards of Glade also faced a hand cut from a broken milk bottle. Dr. L. C. Chapman attended. No victims were admitted to Warren General Hospital.
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Warren
the Tribune
William Tingwall
Oscar Tingwall
Hinkle Street
East Side
Tingwail
Leroy Chapman
Glade
S. Condit
Third Avenue
West
Condit
John Edwards
Vote Confidence in Mueller Government in Reichstag
The Reichstag approved Mueller government by 261 to 134 with 28 abstentions. Chancellor Hermann Mueller, Socialist, had outlined the policy earlier in the week.
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Mueller
Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Italian Aviators Near End of 7000 Mile Rome Buenos Aires Flight
Major Arturo Ferrarin and Major Carlo Del Prete of the Italian royal air force, after breaking long distance records, reported over Natal Brazil at 2 p.m. and continued toward Buenos Aires. They departed Rome at 1 51 p.m. and were said to be flying at 1365 miles an hour along the Brazilian coast toward the Argentine capital.
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U.P
Arturo Ferravin
Carlo del Prete
Royal Air Force
Natal
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Ferrarin
Caffo del Prete
Royal Airforce
Rome
Jerack
Montecelmo
Thei
Dr Robs Stuart Dies Suddenly of Apoplexy on Liberty Street
Dr Robert W. Stuart, 89, a dentist, collapsed and died from apoplexy Wednesday evening on Liberty Street near Blair and McNulty's news stand. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon. Survived by widow, three daughters, a brother, and four sisters in Ontario and West Virginia. Born August 13, 1859 in Woodland, Ontario. Previously resident of Warren 38 years and educated in Cornwall and Philadelphia Dental College.
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Robert W. Stuart
Liberty Street
Blair and McNulty
Sarvis
Stratfort
Ontario
Canada
George Sarvis
Hofer
Stuart
J. R. Durham
Peterson Mortuary
Ambal
Mad Iden
Third Avenue
Third Avenue West
Warren
W. B. Davis
Chicago
C. V. Harner
Charleston
W. Va
J. Clifford Johnson
Franklin St
John Stuart
Louise and
Lester Stuart
Toronto
Tom
Morrisburg
Dr. Stuart
Woodland
Cornwell
Philadelphia Dental College
Philadelphia
Detroit
GH. Lamb
Chas. Lindberg
Grandfather of brook trout nets 14 inch catch on Reynolds Run
Francis Wright of Uniontown and former Warren resident brought a big 14 inch trout to Warren on Wednesday evening. He hooked the fish in a deep hole near a tree stump before heading home. The day yielded eleven trout, from seven to fourteen inches, with two ten inch fish caught earlier. Wright visits his parents at 201 East St and plans to return to Uniontown later this week.
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Reynolds Run
Francis Wright
Uniontown
Warren
Mr. Wright
Mas
W. W. Wright
East St
Eight Escape When Plane Is Forced Down
An army transport plane near Alexandria Virginia developed engine failure at about 2000 feet. Captain Myron M Wood ordered seven crew to abandon parachutes and move to the rear. He then glided to a river landing, all eight men escaped swimming to safety though Private Thomas Standeven was knocked unconscious and submerged. Captain Wood rescued him.
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Washington
U.P
Alexandria
Myron M. Wood
Potomac River
Thomas Standeven
Wood
Corydon Man Hurt in Auto Crash on Pennsylvania Ave
James Kennedy 65 of Corydon, an employee of Warren Panel and Veneer, was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by Merle Rossel near Bartsch store on Pennsylvania Avenue East at 10 am Thursday. Kennedy, hospitalized with a facial gash and head bruises, age cited as a recovery factor. Russell reported horn blows as Kennedy crossed, umbrella held low possibly contributing. Kennedy rushed to Warren General Hospital. Rossel continued to Buffalo.
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James Kennedy
Corydon
Warren Panel and Veneer Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bartsch
Merle Rossel
Rossell Garage
Kennedy
Russell
Laurie Utter
Warren’ General Hospital
Richard Bartsch
Rossel
Buffalo
Ristice and Zimmerman Attempt Endurance Flight
Ris tice and Zimmerman of Junkers took off at 3 30 A M in Dessau to break the world endurance flight record. They failed in a similar attempt a few days earlier.
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Dessau
Germany
Youngsville Plans New Fourth Of July After Fund Loss
Residents reveal funds vanished after J B Campbell, alleged National Circus agent, disappeared on the eve of a four day celebration. Earl Walters and Laverne Johnson lead the audit as plans to hold a dance or new event to raise money for the Ataetican Leg Band unfold. Campbell’s defalcation is debated as officials track his trail while a lone strong man haunts Youngsville streets seeking the circus he believed in.
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Sana Francisca
Youngsville
J. B. Campbell
Campbell
National Circus Company of New York
Earl Walters
Laverne Johnson
Campball
Tiro
Fire destroys 1000 gallons car enamel at Warren Tank Car plant
A Thursday afternoon blaze at the Warren Tank Car Company near the borough edge gutted a one story frame building storing 1000 gallons of car enamel, kerosene and oil. Value loss is estimated at about $8,000 with $4,000 in enamel and equipment from Struthers Centennial and Central fire stations helped extinguish it before 2 pm.
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Warren Tank Car Company
Deluxe Metal Furniture Company
Pire
Charles Gordon
Aames
Warren Fire Department
Cace.com DR
O'Cloge
Struthers
Centennial
Central
Ben Mathis
H. W. Pearson
Lowrie Utter
Charlee Ackerson
Campaign log shows Smith addresses and party leaders plan
Governor Alfred E. Smith spoke in New York on the Fourth of July about the constitution and citizen obligations then returns to Albany. Dr Hubert Work and Henry J Allen head to Washington to form national campaign plans while Senator Robinson pleads for religious tolerance and strict church state separation at Little Rock Arkansas.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Tammany
Albany
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Henry J. Allen
Hoover-Curtis
Washington
Forman
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph T. Robinson
Three Homes Burned Near Pittsburgh in Gas Explosion
Three homes owned by Tony Lapresto and two other dwellings were destroyed by a gas explosion and fire. Officials estimate property damage to the Carrero theatre in Pittsburgh's business district at about $100,000, with the building nearly demolished from the blaze that began just before midnight Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Tony Lapresto
Weather summary from fragment
Weather note shows river level 2.7 and precipitation 1.25 inches. Sun sets tonight at 7.8 percent intensity with a Friday sunrise at 4:34.
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