Rail and Highway Traffic Impeded by Heavy Rains
Washington Pa and Franklin Pa report three days of heavy rain flooding roads and rail lines. Washouts disrupt Penn System trains and highway routes with about 100 carloads of slag needed to restore service near Clokey. One drowning reported in Raccoon. Pittsburgh district floods close Millvale business area as Girty's Run overflows.
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Washington
U. P.1
Washington County
Baltmore and Olio
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Clokey
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Ocepe
Franklin
Venango County
Millvale
Horning
Hoover Preparations For Presidential Visit Begin
President Coolidge plans a White House discussion with Roy West at Cedar Island Lodge in Brule Wisconsin. Herbert Hoover travels by motor from Superior to Brule then to Duluth and San Francisco with a potential Yellowstone Park trip being considered for health and altitude benefits.
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Superior
Brule
Wis
Hoover
Duluth
Minn
San Francisco
St. Paul
Omaha
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Reno
Nev
California
Hooves
Stanford University
West
Coolidge Cedar Island Lodge
Wes
Coolides
Roy West
Tinois
White House
Herbert Hoover
Jardine
Alaska
Inter-City Match Nears Second Coneango-Titusville Clash
Representative teams from Coneango Valley Country Club and Titusville Country Club prepare for the second leg of a home and home series Saturday on the Warren course. The local squad lost the first match held weeks ago at Queen City.
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Conenango Valley Country Club
Titusville Country Club
Warren Course
Queen City
Religious Society Gatherings Mentioned in Local Notes
Society announcements list a Men's Brotherhood meeting at the First Lutheran church on Monday July 16 at Charles Honhart's Pleasant Town home with a lawn supper and church departure times. A Mission Circle picnic of the Swedish Lutheran church is set for Community Park Ludlow with a tureen supper, and the Young Women's Missionary Society plans a picnic Monday at the Schmidtz cottage Edgewater with church departure times.
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The
First Lutheran Church
Charles Honhart
Pleasant
Honhart
Mission Circle
Swedish Lutheran Church
Community Park
Ludlow
Roly MeMc
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the
Schmidtz
Edgewater
Plan to reduce Chinese National forces and titles
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports a complete revision of the Chinese National forces. The plan cuts the standing army from 2,000,000 to 600,000 and creates a 260,000 strong National Gendarmerie with labor group drafting for the rest. A commission of Generals Feng Yu-Hsang Chiang Kai-Shek Lit Sung-Jen Yen Hsi-Shan and four civilians will oversee the reorganization, which abolishes generalissimo and marshal titles, to be presented at the Kuomintang plenary on August 1.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Peking
Feng Yu-Hsang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lit Sung-Jen
Yen Hsi-Shan
Kuomingtang
Russian Flyer Returns to Ship in Arctic Rescue
An unconfirmed report states aviator Chukhnovsky and four aides flew back to the Russian ice breaker Krassin after repairing a damaged Fokker, three days after a forced Arctic landing. The Krassin was en route to the scene to rescue the men.
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Berlin
Telegraphen Union Today
Chukhnovsky
Krassin
Deaths and Funerals for Samuel T Bush and Joseph Parise Jr
Funeral services for Samuel T Bush of Clarendon were held at Lutz mortuary with Rev. H E Dornheim presiding. Burial was in Youngsville cemetery with attendees from Yankee Bush and nearby areas. Also noted are funeral plans for four year old Joseph Parise Jr of 18 South Carver Street, killed in an automobile accident, with services at Holy Redeemer church and interment in Oakland cemetery.
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SAMUEL T_. BUSH
Samuel T Bush
Clarendon
Warren General Hospital
Lutz Mortuary
H. E. Dornheim
Intermont
Youngsville Cemetery
Yankee Bush
Tionesta
Joseph Parise, JR
Joseph Parise
South
Carver Street
Holy Dedeemer Church
P. W. O'Brien
Ilee
Oakland Cemetery
Textile Strike In Fourteenth Week In New Bedford
New Bedford Mass July 14 UP The city's textile strike affecting 26 mills and over 25060 operatives will enter its 14th week Monday with no settlement in sight. The wage dispute has caused about 7.8 million dollars in payroll losses, rising by about 600 thousand weekly. The state board seeks conciliation. manufacturers pressed a 10 percent wage cut. Four people were arrested while picketing Manuel Furtado's home amid accusations he aided girl strike-breakers to work at Monquitt Mill.
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New Bedford
Mass
Massachusetts
Manuel Furtado
Monquitt
Mexico Mourns Capt Emilio Carranza Flight Death
Mexico City mourns the loss of premier aviator Capt Emilio Carranza who died after taking off from New York on a non stop flight to Mexico. His mother and widow mourn him as officials promise continued aviation glory with Col Roberto Fierro carrying on plans to fly to Havana.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Emilio Carjranza
New York
United States
New Jersey
Senora Maria Roderiguez de Carranza
Senora Carranza
N Newspener Excelsior
Nothee
Calles
Dwight Morrow
Garranza
Noble
Roberto Fierro
Here
Havana
Stuart Appointed to State Securities Commission
Harrisburg July 14 Governor Fisher named W Searight Stuart of Carlisle to the state Securities commission to fill the vacancy left by Frank J Gorman who became private secretary to the governor. Stuart hails from a family long tied to Cumberland valley banking and was educated in Carlisle public schools.
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Harrisburg
U.P
Fisher
W. Searight Stuart
Carlisle
State Securities Commission
Frank J. Gorman
Philadelphia
Stuart
Cumberland Valley
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Yesterday
A full page puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues lists many garbled entries. The reader is invited to solve common crosswords with references to word lengths and thematic hints, though the OCR text is heavily corrupted and difficult to parse for exact answers.
Officers Named At State Meeting
At State College on July 14 the Pennsylvania Sewage Works Association and the Pennsylvania Water Works Operators Association elected officers after their joint meeting. Sewage Works: Howard E. Moses president L B Burnside first vice president M M Beaumont vice president R C O'Donnell secretary treasurer. Water Works: E D Walker president J S Dunwoody first vice president M B Litch second vice president I M Glace secretary treasurer. Harrisburg tentatively set for next year’s meeting.
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State College
U. F
Pennsylvania Sewage Works Association
Pennsylvania Water Works Operators Association
Sewage Works Association
Howard E. Moses
Bueran of Engineering
State Health Department
L. B. Burnside
Sharon
M. M.beaumont
Philadelphia
R. C. O'Donnell
Water Works Association
E. D. Walker
J. S.dunwoody
Erie
M. B. Litch
Steelton
I. M. Glace
Harrisburg
Coal yards swept by $30,000 blaze at Meadville area
A $30,000 fire swept the coal yards of Dr. Thomas and company at Sae] gertown six miles north of Meadville today burning the two main buildings.
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Meadville
DR. Thomas and Company
Sae]gertown
Normal Temperature and Rains Forecast for Next Week
The Weather Bureau predicts generally fair weather in the North and Middle Atlantic states with showers Thursday and Friday. Temperatures will be below normal Monday, rise to near to above normal midweek, and return to normal by week’s end. The Great Lakes region can expect frequent showers or thunderstorms with temperatures near normal.
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Washington
U.P
The
Weather, Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Quiet Market Session Leaves Prices Largely Flat
New York stock market trading was extremely quiet with turnover near the year’s low and closing prices little changed from the prior session. An early rally faded as professionals sold late. oils saw a modest advance while leaders like U S Steel General Motors and Radio fell back to previous levels after an early strength and general selling pressure.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Radio
Oil magnate E W Marland weds former adopted daughter
E W Marland age 54 married his former adopted daughter Miss Lydie Miller Roberts, 28, in a Philadelphia suburb soon after securing a Norristown license. The ceremony places Miss Roberts as beneficiary of a $2,000,000 estate Marland recently reopened in Ponca City Oklahoma amid a prior engagement collapse report.
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New York
E. W. Marland
Lydie Miller Roberts
Philadelphia
New York Telegram
Marland
Norristown
Miss Roberts
Pennsylvania
Flourtown
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Templar Meeting Opens In Detroit With Grand Master Arrival
Detroit hosts the 87th Knights Templar convention as George W. Vallery of Denver arrives with 70 grand officers. Charles Boyce of Port Huron leads escorts, with hundreds of Knights expected and Horace Porter of Canada attending as guest of honor.
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Detroit
U.P
Knights Templar
George W. Vallery
Denver
Charles Boyce
Port Huron
Mich
Gran Commandery
Michigan
Vallery
Jack Mik
St. Johne
N. B
Grand Pnory
Canada
Twenty One Planes Resume Air Tour From Los Angeles
Twenty one planes of the national air tour left Los Angeles today en route to Fresno then on to San Francisco and the northwest before returning to Detroit, the starting point. Phoebe Omlie, the only woman believed in the competition, was first away, lifting off shortly after 9 a.m.
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Carranza
Roosevelt Field
Mexico
Los Angeles
National Air Tour
Fresno
San Francisco
Northwest
Detroit
Phoebe Omlie
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Aura Paddon
Grace Ahrens
Fredonia, N. Y
Hurpere
Aire
Fey
Pavania Oil CO
Tribune
Templar
Detron
Johnson Brothers
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