Banking giants amid market slump and stock drops
The stock market跌 broad decline cited with references to Chase National Bank reaching a billion dollar status on its fiftieth birthday and National City Bank near a similar milestone. Chase deposits totaled 375,000,600 since March while Lloyd W. Bernard prepares a transatlantic flight from New York to Rome. Two auto fatalities are reported in Altoona involving a freight train at New Portage Junction. Injured: Glendon Smouse 19, E. W. Pote, and Elwyn Gates. fault blamed on headlights. Prisoner crisis reports note a diving incident from Allegheny jail, 75 feet to the ground, with a 80-day drunkenness sentence held.
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New York
Chase National Bank
National City Bank
Chase National
Altoona
United
New Portage Junction
Glendon Smouse
E. W. Pote
Sat
Elwyn Gates
Marinsburg
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
U. P
Allegheny
Trich
McRee
Second Edition Little Salesmen Get Em Early
Ford sedan for sale in good condition with tires and motor, offered at 7500 by Russell Garage, 710-12 Penna Avenue East. Also listed are multiple 1920s Chevrolets and Fords from Weigel Motor Sales Co, promoted as used cars in OK condition.
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Russell
Penna
Avenue East
Chevrolet
Weigel Motor Sales Co
Chamberlin and Drouhin Plan New York Flight
In Paris July 8 United Press reports Clarence D Chamberlin and Maurice Drouhin prepared for a transatlantic attempt. Drouhin studied the Bellanca Columbia controls as Chamberlin prepped the pilot for a May flight from Paris to New York with Levine. Carial, Columbia chief mechanic, expected to sail from New York with a new motor for the craft.
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Croydon, Fug
United Press1
Maurice Drouhin
Columbea
United States
Drouhin
Clarence D. Chamberfinn
Columbia
New York
Germany
Paris
Chamberlin
Clarence D. Champerlin
London
Bellanca
Maurice Droukin
Droukin
Charles A. Levine
Brouhin
Levine
Berlin
Roosevelt Field
John Carial
Columbia Aircraft Corporation
Conflict over cruiser issue unsettled at Geneva
Geneva July 8 United Press The naval limitation conference appeared to survive the major crisis over cruiser demands from Japan and Great Britain. The executive committee met and the principals adopted the technical report and scheduled a 10:30 a m meeting to continue discussions. Japan signaled an ultimatum by insisting only the original American figures were acceptable, while the United States proposed a compromise up to 400 000 tons.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
U. P
Coollidge
Japan
Great Britain
Seone
Baron Saito
W. C. Bridgeman
Hugh S. Gincon
United States
Detective Strayer Shot in New Castle Yards
U J Strayer a Baltimore and Ohio railroad detective, 33, was killed early today in the New Castle railroad yards by a Negro who escaped into darkness. Strayer and partner searched the man in an engine car. the suspect, ejected from the cab, shot Strayer through the heart. Arthur Lowers failed to capture the assailant. the Negro reportedly jumped a freight train bound for Youngstown. Strayer leaves a widow and child.
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EW Castle
United Press
U.J. Strayer
Baltimore and Oh'o
New Castle
Strayer
Arthur Lowers
Jess
Youngstown
Businessman of Prominence Ends an Active Career
Charles Horton Smith, a prominent head of Warren mercantile enterprises for over forty years, died at 70 after two weeks of illness. Born in Liberty New York on September 18 1856 he married Carrie Wood in 1880. He leaves a widow six children and siblings. Funeral Monday at First Methodist and Grace M E churches with Rev C T Greer and Rev L M Barnard. Smith lived in Sheffield before moving to Warren ten years ago and was active in civic and commercial life. He was a devout Christian and outspoken in his opinions.
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the Tribune
Charles Horton
East Street
Charles Horton Smith
Liberty
N. Y
Sheffield
Carrie Wood
Jerome G
Flora H
Gercrade P
Jennie C
Gifford G
W. Herold
Perry R. Smith
Flavinas C. Smith
Ridgway
Mr. Smith
Stauich
Cows Killed by Lightning on Clinton Thompson Farm
Five cattle valued at over 2000 dollars were instantly slain when lightning struck a tree where they stood on the Clinton Thompson and Charles Burrell farm near Lock Haven. Local authorities reported the incident occurred July 8 as workers assessed the damage and noted the animals were under the tree at the moment of the strike.
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Lock Haven
United Press
Clinton Thompson
Charles Burrell
Harrisbur
Enelie Louie Smith
Stewart denies plans to resign in Harrisburg
Secretary of highways James L Stewart rejected persistent rumors that he intends to resign. He stated, Despite rumors to the contrary, I do not intend to resign, at no time have I contemplated resigning. The remarks came amid ongoing speculation in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
James L Stuart
Steamship rescues five men adrift off Florida coast
Five men aboard the motor launch K-12851 were picked up last night about 50 miles north of Jupiter Light, Florida, by the steamship Casnider bound for Portland, Maine. The West Modus had earlier reported transferring food to a disabled launch named See You Later, and a coast guard rescue followed. Officers suspect See You Later and K-12851 are the same vessel.
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Washington
U. P
Jupiter Light
Florida
Casnider
Coast Guard
Portland
Earler
West Modus
Liverpool
Prominent Woman Dead in Philadelphia at 77
Mrs. Fanny E Mastbhach mother of the late Jules Bastbaum theatrical magnate and noted art collector died at her home today after a heart attack She was 77 and had been in frail health since her son's death last December He was president of the Stanley company of America in New York City
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Philadelphia
U. P
Fanny E. Mastbhach
Jules Bastbaum
Stanley Company
Arietca
Fare Reductions Trim Read ing Route Tickets
Philadelphia dates July 8 railroads cut round trip fares by about 30 percent for two day trips to Reading. The move, effective tomorrow, targets weekend passenger traffic eroded by motor buses and private cars. The reductions run through September 30.
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Philadelphia
U. P
Philadephia
Reading
Closing Hours of Great Tribune Campaign Prize Rush
As the final day nears, candidates face slim hours to win valuable prizes. Each Studes prize promises a return far beyond time spent, rewarding those who dedicate every moment to gathering subscriptions. The first prize will go to the most persistent, while others keep plugging to claim rewards.
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A.B. Prine
Final Tributes For Pennsylvania Leader Baker
Pennsylvania paid final tribute to W. Harry Baker, a former page boy who rose to political leadership, at Market Square Presbyterian Church in Harrisburg. The service featured the Rev Waldo Cherry, with a large crowd including state and national figures.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
W. Harry Baker
Baker
State Senate
Waldo Cherry
Presbyterian Church
Salem
Johnson Resigns as American League President
New York July 8 Col Jacob Ruppert announced Ban Johnson resigns as American league president effective November 1 No successor named yet Johnson ends a long stormy tenure facing pressure from owners including Clark Griffith Bob Quinn and Col Ruppert The league meeting included representatives from all clubs and a statement praised his 34 years of service
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New York
United Is
Ban Johnson
American League
Jacob Ruppert
Johnson
Johnoon
Sarddle
Clark Griffith
Washington
Bob Quinn
Boston
Col. J@cub Ruppert
Phil Ball
St. Louis
Tom Shide
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Frank Navin
Detroit
Barnard
Chicago
Rockefeller 88th birthday celebrated at Pocantico Hills
John D Rockefeller III celebrated his 88th birthday at Pocantico Hills with a quiet family dinner and golf. The day included letters of congratulations, but no interviews or photo sessions. Rockefeller, famed for his fortune and health, aims for 100 years, with no public ceremony planned. In Pittsburgh, an improvised dynamite bombing shattered the home of John McMahon near Imperial, injuring none and prompting investigations.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
American Oil
Rochefelier
Pocantica Hills
Jet
God
Pittsburgh
U. P.y
John McMahon
Clinton Block Coadh Company
Imperial
McMahon
Ford Withdraws Charges Against Jewry of World
New York July report says Henry Ford rescinded all charges against Jews in his publications and apologized for printing them. Detroit attorney Gallagher notes Aaron Baptin belatedly may drop a $2,000,000 libel suit. Louis Marshall of the American Jewish Committee reacts from Saranac Lake amid the peace-like settlement.
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New York
Menry Ford
Pord
Detroit
William H.gallagher
Aaron Baptin
Ford
Louis Marshall
American Jewish Committee
Saranac Lake
William J. Cameron
The
Dearborn: Independent
Henry Ford
Sheffield resigns as ambassador to Mexico and leaves post
Ambassador to Mexico Sheffield presented his resignation to President Cooke in Rapid City after conferences. He cited long hours on a high plateau and asked to be reassigned or leave by spring. He plans a July 22 sailing for a vacation in Europe and noted the Mexican-American situation remains under State Department review amid court actions. Possible successors named include John Garrett, Silas Strawn, Hamois, T F Campbell, Charles Beech, or Warren.
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Ty Walls
Mallon
Rapid City
Tuly B
UVF
Sjames Rockeffield
Mexico
Cooke
Sheffield
Rapid
Coolidge
Bes
Shefield
State Department
Standard Oil Company
Ewope
John Garrett
Baltimore
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Hamois
T. Fi. Campbell
Arizona
Charles Beech
Warren
Joy Ride Ends in Shooting Near Penna. Town
Foster Himes was shot in the leg by David Himes 41 after returning home with 14 year old Ruth, daughter of David Himes. Police say David Himes fired twice with a double barreled shotgun. Ruth Himes was taken to Adrian hospital for leg amputation and Foster Himes was believed in dangerous condition. Elder David Himes was held on felonious assault charges.
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Punxsutawney
United Press
Foster Himes
David Himes
Ruth
David Hines
Charles Brochus
Foster
Young Himes
Adrian
Eldor Himes
Begler Faces Three Months and a Hundred Dollar Fine
The article reports Begler, arrested after a raid on a Beech Street home, pled guilty to illegal liquor charges and was sentenced to three months in county jail with a $100 fine. Harry L Beler and Louis Evenue also faced guilty pleas and fines in related cases, with Evenue ordered to repay stolen property and serve about 200 days in jail.
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Harry L Beler
Beech Street
K. Burgess Chapman
J. Lutter
D. A Arird
Arnd
Begler
Aridg
Warren Regality
Arird
Thants
Beglar
Louis Evenue
Fomerly
Masterson Transfer and Storage Company
Paul Fisher
Evenue
Weather Forecast Western Pa Fair Tonight And Warmer
Western Pennsylvania fair tonight and Saturday expected to be partly cloudy and warmer The vicinity may see local showers near Lake Erie Saturday afternoon A low pressure system previously causing thunderstorms over this region moves off the Atlantic coast while a high pressure area covers the interior bringing generally clear skies and near normal temperatures
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Atlantic
New England
Gulf
Appalachians
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
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J. B. Shoetanker Company
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Great Tribune
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