Polar rescue ends nine aboard Krassin voyage triumph
Moscow July 16 The ice breaker Krassin completes a dramatic rescue in the Arctic as nine more survivors reach Advent Bay after a perilous search for Italia and Amundsen parties. The ship, Shukhnovsky and aviator Chunkhnovsky among the rescued, joins seven Italia survivors and plans further operations to locate missing explorers and the gas-filled dirigible crew. Reports of Amundsen's recovery are unconfirmed and considered garbled.
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Moscow
U. P
Assian
Krassin
Arctic
Advent Bay
Esterday
Chunkhnovsky
Noyes
Shukhnovsky
Siske
Bay Fo
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Amundsen
Maligin
Prof
Samilovitch
Chukhnovsky
Bley
Beatty Named Republican Presidential Elector for District
Henry H. Bassett announced that State Chairman General Edward S. Martin appointed Walter W. Beatty of Warren as the Republican Presidential Elector for this district for the coming election.
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Henry H. Bassett
Republican County Committee
Edward S. Martin
Walter W. Beatty
Warren
Women will play a great part in flying and more
Extracted from the 1880 New York American quotes Misa Earhart praising women's roles in flying astronomy singing acting and motherhood. It asserts women’s bravery and capability, notes historical achievements attributed to women, and encourages women to seek kindness in marriage. The piece ends with a fragment about the Doukhonors and a note to continue on Page Three.
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New York American, Inc
Misa Earhart
Nation to Honor Mexican Aviator Carranza Body Return
New York will witness a vast farewell for Captain Emilio Carranza as his body lies in state at a Broad Street chapel before a grand funeral cortege to Pennsylvania Station. More than 10,000 troops, West Point cadets, planes, and Mexican and American delegations will escort the casket on the six horse caisson, with a black charger and sable-trimmed trappings signaling a military hero.
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New York
Emilio Carranza
Mexico City
Republica
Mexico
Upper Broadway
New York City
Pennsylvania
West Point
Carranza
Mt. Holly
N. J
Two Men Hurt in Gas Explosions at Sandusky Plant
York Pa July 16 Two men John Walters 42 and Gilbert Crist 21 were seriously burned and in hospital after gas escaped from a lime kiln at the Sandusky Lime and Cement Company plant. Clothing burned from their bodies and little hope for recovery was reported.
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York
Sandusky Lime and Cement Company
Here
John Walters
Gilbert Crist
Man Dies After Eating Toadstools in Pennsylvania
KITTANNING Pa July 16 Casper Flick 45 died at his home after eating toadstools he believed were mushrooms Mrs Flick and other family members were poisoned by eating the toadstools and were in serious condition at last report
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Kittannning
Casper Flick
Here
Four deaths in Pittsburgh auto toll weekend
Four persons died and more than a score injured in Pittsburgh area automobile accidents over the weekend. A picnic truck overturned on Wildwood road near Allison Park, killing two and injuring 16. Alex Portnor and his wife of Pittsburgh were killed when brushed beneath the truck. Esther Diamond, 6, was struck and killed at a street intersection. J. F. Bayley, 65, was killed on the Warrendale Bakers Town road. Max Bandelian, driver, posted bond pending a coroner’s inquest. Several others were treated at Pittsburgh hospitals.
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Pittsburgh
Wildwood Road
Allison Park
Alex Portnor
Esther Diamond
J. F. Bayley
Warrendale-Bakers'town
Max Bandelian
Scranton
Lackawanna Trail
Francisco Arciere
Charles Nardella
Philip Cacca
Ati
Artiere
Nardella
Cacco
John Gentile
New Jersey
MT. Carmel
Rotary Convention Report Highlights Dallas Next Meeting City
Pred J McCoy Warren Rotary director gave a Monday noon report on the Rotary International Convention in Minneapolis noting officers elected and Dallas Texas chosen as the next convention site Chicago mentioned for 1936 and a German city for 1930. Rotary now spans 44 countries with 40 delegations sent to the Minneapolis gathering and three visitors attended the local meeting from Montgom ery Ward Baltimore Providence and St Petersburg Florida.
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J. McCoy
Warren Rotary Club
Rotary International
Minneapolis
Dallas
Texas
Chicago
Seasion
Fred
Germany
Rotary
McCoy
Three Held in Probe of Death After Booze Party
Pittsburgh July 1. Three people were arraigned in morals court and ordered to the county coroner’s inquest into the death of William Schultz aged 45 following an alleged drinking party at his home. Mrs Elizabeth Maples 44 her husband Thomas 30 and Peter Winderella 35 were held. Maples testified the liquor Schultz drank was bought from Winderella.
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Pittsburgh
William Schultz
Elizabeth Maples
Thomas
Peter Winderella
Maples
Schaltx
Winderella
Hoover and Coolidge Meet at Summer White House
Hoover arrives by special train at Superior Wisconsin and meets with President Coolidge and Mrs Hoover at the presidential lodge to discuss the political state of the nation. The pair travel 80 miles from the coast and confer on plans for the day as Hoover seeks guidance from the incumbent administration.
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Superior
Wis
U.P
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge
White House
Pacific Coast
Hoover
Presidential Lodge
Mra. Coolidge
Mra. Hoover
Tontag
Refinery Debris Cleanup Awarded at Venturetown
Lewis Rosen of Jamestown wins the contract to clear up the Warren Refining site at Venturetown S C after a million dollar fire. Work begins immediately with heavy cranes and acetylene cutting planned as Raven ships in machinery and tanks are moved for demolition. The town’s suit for fire department charges will be pursued against the executors of the late Jamieson.
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Lewis Rosen
Jamestown
Warren Refining Company
Venturetown
S. C. Jamieson
M. W. Jamieson
Raven
Warren
Mr. Jamieson
Earthquake devastates Torbali and Smyrna region
An earthquake today destroyed the town of Torbali and injured six people including the governor, with four more injured in nearby Smyrna. Five shocks rattled the area over several minutes, the final tremor lasting about 20 seconds, toppling buildings that had withstood earlier shocks.
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Torbali
Smyrna
Bears Steal Provisions From Camp on Clarion River
E E Fitzgerald of Warren recounted a bear visit to a Clarion River camp with four Clarendon boys near Williamsville. Two cub bears appeared one evening and consumed sugar and bacon while the campers kept provisions cool in a spring nearby. The bears likely wandered from Elk County game preserve two miles away.
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Clarion River
E. E. Fitzgerald
Warren
Clarendon
Williamsville
Fitzterald
Jana
Alannnly Afsnese
Hecanehiah
Bruin
Fitzgerald
Elk County
Camn
Believe Increasing Pedestrians Caused Yeggs to Abandon Job
Police linked Sunday morning pedestrian surge to a Metzger Wright burglary attempt. Chief Haehn said three witnesses described the men loitering near the store between 4 30 and 6. He noted two strangers likely spurred the plan and that outside professionals may have carried out the crime. The burglars abandoned the attempt after the initial blast failed, fearing detection by the crowd.
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Yeggs
Metzger- Wright
George Haehn
Liberty Street
Second Avenue
Haehn
Warren Crooks
Four Nations Agree on War Renunciation Treaty
Washington reports that the United States Germany France and Italy have reached agreement on the form of the renunciation of war treaty they will sign with ten other governments expected to join soon Paris and Home notes say France and Italy approve Kellogg’s draft and Germany likewise backs the plan The revised preamble states a treaty-breaking state will be denied the treaty benefits and aims to preserve Pacific peace and friendly relations among involved nations.
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Washington
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Paria
Home
Kelloge
Draf
Paris
Kellogg
Pacific
Army flyer killed in crash near Clemens Michigan
Second Lieut. Charles E. Bradshaw 26 of West Haven Connecticut was killed when his PS-1 plane crashed into Lake St Clair during a diving drill at the nearby air field. Officials believe the water was misjudged in the accident.
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T, Clemens
Mich
U.P
Charles E. Bradshaw
West Haven
Conn
Kelly Field
Texas
Lake St. Clair
Bradshaw
Hoover meets Coolidge in Wisconsin campaign swing
Herbert Hoover arrives in Superior Wisconsin to confer with President Coolidge while en route to Palo Alto California for formal nomination notification. Governor Smith adopts a reticent stance as advisers prepare to answer critics after attacks by William Allen White. Socialists push a 64 11 platform with light wine beer stance at Albany New York meeting.
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Herbert Hoover
Superior
Wis
President Coolidge
Palo Alto
Cal
Smith
William Allen White
Kansas
Socialist Party
Albany
Tribune Tonight: society, sports, and radio pages feature
Local telegraph and society items fill pages two to five with pages titled After Six editorial features Youngryille society and church notes. Sports and ten closing stock quotas, honey Lou comic strips, and radio programs complete the edition.
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Telegraph and Society
Page Aeven
Templars Narrowly Escape Bus Crash in Detroit
Eighty Knights Templar from Pittsburgh Commandery No. 1 were unharmed when a convoy bus crashed into a taxicab near Union Station Detroit Leland hotel. Taxi driver Amos Miller suffered temporary paralysis in both legs but will live. Bus driver William G Smith said a police escort forced a sudden stop at high speed.
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Detroit
Mich
Knights Templar
Pittsburgh Commandery No. 1
Union Station
Detroit-Leland Hotel
Amos Miller
William G. Smith
Templars
Court House Picnic Draws Sixty-Four Attendees
Sixty four persons attended the annual picnic of court house officials and employees at Westner's Park in Wrightsville on Saturday afternoon. The feed was organized by a committee led by Harry Jefferson, with Miss Effie Akeley and Miss Gertrude Benson assisting. E B Whiting prothonotary provided the entertainment.
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Court House
Westner’s Park
Wrightsville
Harry Jefferson
Effie Akeley
Gertrude Benson
E. B. Whiting
Removal of Butler Asked in Petitions
In Sayre Pennsylvania July 16 petitions demanding the removal of Dr Nicholas Murray Butler as president of Columbia University were circulated by the Bradford Law Enforcement League. Former governor Gif ford Pinchot signed a letter commending the action. Officials said thousands of signatures were collected in a few hours.
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Sayre
U.P
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Bradford Law Enforcement League
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
League
Butler
Burglars Blow Metzger Wright Safe in Broad Daylight
The Metzger Wright company suffered an estimated loss after cracksmen blew open a cash vault in broad daylight on Sunday. Officials pegged the loss near 3600 dollars, though the vault was not fully opened and the amount could be less. A prior burglary in 1926 had netted several thousand dollars, and police described three suspects seen near the store between 5:30 and 6:30 PM.
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Metzger. Wright Company
Weges
Warren
Metzger-Wright
Liburglarly
James Mowrell
de Vere Kirberger
Water Street
Warren General Hospital
Kirberger
United Cigar Store
Liberty Street
Second Avenue
Gail Wolfe
Geracimos
Man
Wolfe
C. E. Metzger
C. EB. Metzger
At & O
Chicago
Clayton Frarker
Mr. Metzger
Emerson Metzger
Karl Miller
C. B. Metzger
Miller
Metzger
Muller
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Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Forecast notes a mild tonight with little temperature change. Observation shows 3 a.m. 87 and 1:39 p.m. 76 with no precipitation. Sunset at 1:23. Tuesday times for fines and sunset provided, suggesting routine daily weather data from a historic station.
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Eport
Walter Beaty
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Pert
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Sistine Chapel
Michael Angelo
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Lloyd George
Union
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Russia
Station
Wednes
F. J. McCoy
Chipchase
Montgomery Ward and Co
Baltimore
Lew Gamble
H. L. Barnes
Providence
R. I
Doc, Mitchell
Arthur Johnson
St. Petersburg
Florida
Lew Jamieson
President
Coolidge
Warren Refinery
Metzger-Wrights
Tally de Vere Kirberger
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