Ten Thousand Soldiers to Escort Mexican Aviator’s Body
New York plans an imposing funeral for Captain Emilio Carranza, the Mexican aviator who died in an electrical storm. Ten thousand soldiers will stand at attention outside Pennsylvania Station as his body is carried from the upper Broadway funeral chapel to a special train bound for Mexico City, with cadets on a caisson and a ceremonial air escort planned in Mexico.
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New York
U.P
Pennsylvania Station
Emilio Carranza
Mexico City
New Jersey
Upper Broadway
West Point
Carranza
Broadway
Center of Gaiety
Times Square
St. Louis
Laredo
Tex
San Antonio
Emi- Tig Carranza
Mexico
Quettaro
Jose Luis Amezona
Bieler Pacheco
United States
Pacheco
Emilio Garranza
Property Owners Protest Pole Placement Plan
Dr. Frantz leads a petition by property owners against street pole installation on the curb side rather than the residential sidewalk side and favors steel poles over wood. The dispute centers on location between sidewalk inner edge and property line and on pole material as set by the public service committee.
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Ciear
Frantz
Feinstermacher
D. L. Lis
Public Service Committee
Lewis
Tunney Eases Up in Training for Heeney Bout
Speculator New York July 17 Gene Tunney slows the pace of workouts to dull the edge for his July 26 Yankee Stadium bout with Tom Heeney. He will spar no more after Monday, rest Friday, and finish with light exercise and roadwork until fight night. Commander Richard Byrd arrives today and Tunney hopes Byrd will fly him to New York the day of the bout.
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Speculator
N. Y
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Yankee Stadium
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Tunney
Byrd
Forty bathers drown in Rhine heat relief mishap
In Manheim Germany on July 17 forty bathers drowned while seeking relief from a heat wave in the Rhine between Karlsruhe and Bingen. Across Italy heat caused deaths with Florence recording 104 degrees.
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Rhine
Manheim
Germany
Karlsruhe
Bingen
Satin Lined and Silver Mounted Casket Holds Bird
Pittsburgh July 17 A. Parrakeet owned by Mrs Clara Hughes was buried in a redwood casket with white satin interior and orchid and old gold finish. Alfred Hughes made the miniature casket years ago while employed by a casket company. The parrot died after falling into a boiler of hot water during kitchen activity. The death was ruled accidental after a three day struggle.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Bill
A. Parrakeet
Clara Hughes
Alfred Hughes
Hughes
35000 Templars March in Parade in Detroit
In Detroit crowds line boulevards as 35000 Knights Templar march for the 87th triennial conclave. Grand Commanderies from 48 states Canada and Mexico guard Most Eminent Sir Geo W Vallery at grand encampment ceremonies under a large arch amid Templar crosses and plumed hats. Governor Fred W Green and other dignitaries attend as leaders including Horace Porter and William L Sharp.
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Detroit
Midh
Knights Templar
Canada
Mexico
Geo. W. Vallery
Denver
Order
Grand Tireus Park
Sir Vallery
Fred W. Green
Horace Porter
St. Johns
Grand Priory of Canada
Wra. L. Sharp
Vallery
Campaign Log notes Hoover trip and party activity
After two days with President Coolidge Herbert Hoover plans to leave the summer White House tonight for Palo Alto where he will be notified of his nomination as Republican candidate. A Des Moines convention adopted a resolution condemning Republicans and praising Democrats farm relief. Texas anti-Smith Democrats will form an anti-Tammany Democratic party. Henry J. Allen travels to Chicago to launch Midwest Republican campaign. John J. Raskob and Senator Peter Gerry return to New York to map Democratic strategy.
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Coolidge
Herbert Hoove
White House
Ins
Palo Alto
Cal
Corn Beli Committee
Des Moines
Texas
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Peter G. Gerry
Democratic Advisory Committee
New York
Legless Pilot May Renew Flight to Rome Today
Greensburg Pennsylvania July 17 R M Dinger Daugherty one armed legless aviator from Martinsville West Virginia may leave for Roosevelt Field New York in his plane to undertake a solo flight to Rome He has been in Greensburg over two weeks due to bad weather and engine trouble en route from Moundsville West Virginia to Roosevelt Field
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Greensburg
R. M
Dinger) Daugherty
Martinsville
Roosevelt Field
Rome
Moundsville
W. Va
Carnegie Steel raises prices on bars plates shapes
The Carnegie Steel Company announces a $2.00 per ton rise in prices for bars plates and shapes, effective for all fourth quarter business. The increase follows earlier hikes and marks the largest ascent by the firm in years, with prior increases at $1 per ton.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Steel Company
Fisher to Inspect Pennsylvania National Guard Camp
Governor John S Fisher of Pennsylvania plans to inspect the encamped units at Mt Gretna and later review the brigade. After the review, troops will march to a mountain bivouac as part of annual maneuvers. Tonight troopers rest in pup tents after a rodeo hosted by cavalry units.
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James Henderson
MT. Gretna
U.P
John 8. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania National Guard
Governor Fisher
Harrisburg Man Dies After Drinking Disinfectant
A Pittsburgh man identified by police as H. R. Prosser died in Harrisburg hospital after drinking disinfectant. He was found in an alley downtown by officers with a partly filled bottle nearby and later died en route to the hospital.
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Harrisburg
H. R. Prosser
Pittsburgh
Bridge collapses injuring several on Pittsburgh road
July 17 report from U.P. says the Cow Hollow bridge on the Pittsburgh Bridgeville road collapsed as a steam shovel passed. One man was hospitalized at Mayview while others work to free another pinned under the shovel. A truck carrying the shovel fell into the hollow. workers and rescuers rushed to the scene amid emergency calls. SS DIES OF LOCKJAW IN ERIE death toll rises as 15 year old John Dimert dies from a gunpowder wound from Independence Day explosives.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Cow Hollow
Pittsburgh-Bridgeville
Bridgeville
Mayview
Lockjaw
Erie
John Dimert
Wesleyville
Hamet Hospital
Jock Jaw
Market Letter notes small stock activity and mild gains
New York July 17. A softer call money tone eased into a modest stock advance with thin trading in the morning. General Motors and Radio led gains, Montgomery Ward rose over 3 points, while most changes were fractional and traders awaited clearer directions.
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New York
General Motors
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Oil price list for varied grades across carriers
Prices paid for various graded oils by purchasing agencies are listed for Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit Co lines at 93.20, Bradford District Oil in National Transit Co lines at 0.4, and multiple other grades across Buckeye Line, Eureka Pipe Line Co, Indiana Refining Co West Kentucky, Cumberland Pipe Line Co, Paragon, and regional districts. The document catalogs grade, source, and line figures including Corning and Ragland grades with frequent decimal values, spanning Erie, Buckeye, Cumberland, and western Kentucky regions with additional mentions of Canada and Michigan locations.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Pennsylvania Gisoe
Buckeye Pipe Co
West Kentucky
Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Cumberland, Barren
Moncoe
Paragon Dev
Kentucky
Illinois
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Berea
Mich
Saginaw Land
Indiana
Princeton
Wooster
Plymouth
Thaw Returns From Voyage With Britain Dissatisfaction
New York July 17 Harry K Thaw returns from Europe and tells ship reporters England gave him a dirty deal He says he faced gates at Britain’s border over his Stanford White murder link but was free to travel in France and Germany He defends his conviction and hints at keeping quiet on British authorities.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Europe
England
Thaw
Great Britain
France
Germany
Stanford White
Closed season on bucks, opening on does urged by commission
Harrisburg pa July 17 state game commission officials said enforcing the buck closure and opening the season on does is the only way to preserve deer in Pennsylvania The decision drew protests from sportsmen statewide who object to allowing doe hunting for the first time in state history
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Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
In and Out of Town Residents Plan Short Trips
Mrs J E Blair and Mrs Lillian G Henry left Tuesday for a few days up the St Lawrence River. Mrs Anna G Falconer and Mrs Andrew Slatry returned after a month with sister Mrs H G Smith at Fans Food on Georgian Bay. Dr and Mrs R Whittenberger and Caldwell nieces left by motor for a New England trip. Mrs Robert S Hall will motor to Philadelphia. Phillip White of Buffalo spent Sunday with aunt Miss H M White. Four Warren county girls enjoyed Bemus Point camp last week: Mildred Jefferson, Helen Haggerty, Ruth Lineman, Margaret Lineman, and Genevieve Lineman.
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J. E. Blair
Lillian G Henry
Bt. Lawrence River
Anna G. Falconer
Andrew Slatry
H. G. Smith
Fans Food
Georgian Bay
Canada
R. Whittenberger
Caldwell
Idaho
W. A. Greenlee
Madison Avenue
New England
Robert S. Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Philadelphia
Warren County
Bemus Point
Mildred Jefferson
Harry Jefferson
Helen Haggerty
Sugargrove
Ruth, Margaret and
Genevieve Lineman
Sheffield
Births in Saybrook and Sheffield announced
Mr and Mrs Arthur Osborne of Saybrook announce the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds at the Maternity Hospital at 3 40 Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Ernest Champion of Sheffield announce the birth of a son at 4 40 Tuesday morning weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. CAUTIGUS BUYERS and ADVERTISE in The Tribune.
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Arthur Osborne
Saybrook
Ernest Champion
Sheffield
The
Tribune
Bell Telephone extends Alpine service to Switzerland
Bell Telephone Company announces trans Atlantic telephone links will bring Swiss Alps and Roel Mountains within speaking distance. Geneva will connect via Paris and London to the trans Atlantic radio link, linking a population near 4 million and about 226 000 telephones to America.
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Swiss Alps
Roel Mountains
Switzerland
Bell Telephony_ Company
Peonry
Vania
Geneva
League of Tions
Paris
London
America
St. Moritz
Berne
Zurich
Irish Free State Ready to Sign Kellogg Pact
Washington July 17 Irish Free State confirms readiness to sign Kellogg Briand anti war pact without changes. External Affairs Minister P McGilligan replies to June 23 note stating the revised draft is equally acceptable and the government approves the treaty terms.
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Irish Free State
Washington
U.P
Kellogg
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Wales
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San Luis Potosi
Universal
Little Musical
Juanita Hanben
Phillip White
Buffalo, N. Y
H M. White
Hickory Street
Belize
the Tribune
le Mar Permanent Wave
New York City
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Derryvale
Johnson
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