Poisoning blamed on hard boiled eggs for excursionists
About 200 people, many children, fell ill at Marshall Hall Md on the Potomac from suspected egg poisoning. Eleven hospitalized, one in serious condition. The Central Union Mission event served food bought the day before and cooked on site. Authorities investigated food samples collected by hospital staff.
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Washington
U.P
Potomac River
Maryland
District of Columbia
Marshall Hall
Charles Mc‘Allester
Wasington
Central Union Mission
Johon S. Bennett
Calvin Coolidge
Ignatius Rutkoski
Emergency Hospital
Killing in Flight From Dry Agents at Clendenin Raid
Charleston West Virginia July 21 7 L Cox a federal dry agent is held after the shooting and killing of Bernard Cottrell 23 when he fled during a raid on a still Opie Hershberger with Cottrell at the time is held on a liquor manufacturing charge Prohibition agents say the fugitives ran when their place was raided and the shots were fired to scare them while Cox’s authorities call the killing accidental
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Charleston
W. Va
L. Cox
Bernard Cottrell
Opie Hershberger
Cottrell
Hershberger
Clendenin
Here
Cox
War and big business in Trotsky's view of imperialism
In his new book Trotsky argues that imperialism from every nation would trigger a war on Russia, but big business, not nations, fears conflict as it seeks profits. The article notes Coolidge warned Hoover on overwork and eating habits, drawing a parallel to E. H. Harriman, with continued discussion on page three.
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Troitky
Russia
Soviet Russia
Coolidge
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
E H. Harriman
Showers Bring Relief from Heat in Eastern U S
Thunder showers brought relief to the Eastern seaboard ending a week of oppressive heat. Temperatures fell overnight and forecasts called for additional showers and cooler weekend. Two heat deaths were reported yesterday in New Jersey and Detroit brought the tally to 12 for the week.
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New York
U. P
Seaboard
New Jersey
Lavalette
N. J
Capital
Washington
United States
New England
Weather Bureau
Detroit
Michigan
Stampede At Candy Plant Injures Thirty Three Girls
In San Antonio on July 21 a fuse at the Duerler candy factory exploded, causing a sheet of flame and a panic that injured 33 workers, eight seriously. About 450 mostly Mexican girls were present. many escaped through two entrances as the crowd surged. Jose Ramos, 19, saved five girls from being trampled and then freed three more through a window.
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San Antonio
Tex
U. P
Duerler
Jose Ramos
Johnson Group Climbs Aboard Hoover Wagon
California leaders including Governor C C Young and Hiram Johnson plan active roles for Herbert Hoover early in his campaign. Hoover to open villa offices for conferences next week, with Johnson to be among first callers. The move signals strong Johnson camp support and aims to reduce Alfred E Smith’s statewide prospects. Continued on Page Two.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Hiram Johnson
Herbert Hoover
C. C. Young
California
Johnson
Hoover
Young
Alfred E. Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Japan Backing Anti War Pact With World Backing
Washington note from Foreign Minister Tanka Tanaka announces Japan’s readiness to join the renunciation of war treaty. Tokyo says imperial governments are proud to be among the first to align with the movement and expects broad acceptance by the civilized world. Japan agrees to changes in the preamble as outlined in Kellogg’s June note and will instruct signatures on the proposed form.
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Washington
Japan
Tanaka
Kellogg
Flight plan links Pacific to London in 1929 airship route
Los Angeles report states Captain Harry Lyon of the Southern Cross crew plans a one stop London to Los Angeles flight in spring 1929. He will navigate, with William N Lancaster and Mrs Edith Miller piloting a special three motor plane. The route may include a fuel stop in New York.
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Los Angeles
Harry Lyon
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Australia
Lyon
William N. Lancaster
Sdith Miller
London
New York
Hope Wins King's Cup Air Race in London
Lawrence Hope piloting a De Haviland Mothayne G airplane won the two day King's Cup air race in London, concluding the event on July 21. The victory adds another title to Hope's aviation career as competitors finished behind him in the crowded course.
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Hope
London
Lawrence Hope
Two Men Arrested For Liquor Law Violations
A Olson of Schantz street, former Warren Grocery proprietor, was arrested Saturday and held for court on illegal possession of intoxicating liquor with bail set at 1000 dollars after police found twelve pint bottles. Georges Anderson of Jamestown was arrested Saturday morning for illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor and held on 1000 dollar bail. Police report found five quarts of liquor and a gallon can of supposed alcohol in his car on East street.
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A. Olson
Schantz Street
Warren
Watta N. Davis
James L. Johnson
Georges Anderson
Jamestown
Anderson
Olson
George F. Haehn
Theodore Hartz
Charles Britten
East Street
Britten
Loewenstein Body Released By Police
Calais France July 21 The Belgian financier Captain Alfred Loewenstein whose body was found after he was missing since July 4 shows no traces of violence according to Dr Paul a French legal authority He says the leg fractures and other wounds came from the fall from the Fokker plane en route from London to Brussels Police have released the body recovered from the English Channel and it will be taken to Brussels at 320 p.m.
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Calais
France
U. P
Alfred Loewenstein
Paul
Lowenenstein
Loewenstein
Fokker
London
Brussels
English Channel
Campaign Log Hints Democratic Nomination Date
Governor Smith is expected to announce when he will receive official notification of his nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate. Herbert Hoover plans talks with Mayor Young and Senator Johnson early next week. Young will visit Mrs Alvin Hertz who heads the Republican women’s campaign and she will convene all eastern Republican committee women on July 24 to plan the campaign.
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Smith
Herbert Hoover
Young
Hiram Johnson
Alvin T. Hertz
Republican Campaign For Women
Republican
Bertha-Consumers Goal to Discuss Wage Policy
Pittsburgh July 21. John J. Jones president and receiver of the Bertha-Consumers Goal company said he would be willing to meet with United Mine Workers representatives to discuss a new wage policy. He favors collective bargaining but says the firm cannot lead in wage contracts while in receivership and will likely follow the majority of operators. The UMW's Indianapolis stance prompts districts to negotiate wage agreements and avoid negotiations with the union.
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Pittsburgh
John J. Jones
Bertha-Consumers Goal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Jones
Bertha Consumers Company
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Mears Reaches U S In Race Around Globe
Seattle July 21 On his around the world race John A Mears flew over Seattle in his city of New York plane at 430 am and then headed east It was presumed he would land briefly at Spokane Mears aims to reach New York by noon Sunday to set a new world record of about 22 5 days for circling the globe
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Seattle
Wash
John A. Mears
New York
Spokane
Mears
Eleven Injured In Train Plunge From Open Bridge At Hammls
Eleven injured when the smoking car of a Long Island commuter train ran off the end of an open draw bridge at Hammels Jamaica Bay. Fifteen aboard escaped by breaking windows or swimming to the tug Dynamic as low tide saved a major disaster. Motorman Charles Muller set brakes but was too near the brink. second car remained on rails. Investigators review whether the motorman ignored a stop signal or if the signal block was not set by the bridge operator.
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New York
Long Island
Hammels
Jamaica Bay
Charles Muller
Six Injured In Auto Collision Near Bellwood
Six people were injured in a two car crash near Bellwood late yesterday. Amos Chick, 39, of Wehrum Indiana County, is unconscious at Mercy Hospital with a fractured skull and possible internal injuries. Also injured: Catherine Chick, 24. James Chick, 2. Hazel Carter, 14 of Wehrum. Mrs Amber Strawser and Mrs Aladph Cresswell of Altoona. The crash occurred when one car tried to turn off the road at a gas station. French Lawyers Tried In Paris. Seven French lawyers faced a high court commission over alleged irregularities in presenting an American divorce suit. none were dismissed and four were warned about future conduct.
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Altoona
U. P
Peroona
Bellwood
Amos Chick
Wehrui
Indiana County
Mercy Hospital
Catherine Chick
James Chick
Hazel Carter
Wehrum
Amber Strawser
Aladph
Paris
High Court
Far Four
New York Firm Buys Jamieson Property for Warren Plant
A New York firm buys the Jamieson property in Venturetown for a General Benzol branch plant employing at least forty locals. An initial $100,000 will fund building construction within two months on the site of the former Warren Refining plant. Bernard Ormand will supervise the venture as superintendent. refining using the Ormond process will yield 1500 barrels per day once complete.
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Warren
A. L. Sleeman
General Benzol Corporation
New York City
Mr. Sleeman
Warren Refining Company Proprety
Venturetown
Mark W. Jamieson
Sidney Blackman
Plan
Sleeman
Bernard Ormand
Aeiiva
Mr Sleeman
Ormond
Rain Fails to End Warren Heat Wave
Heavy downpour Saturday afternoon did not lower Warren temperatures. The Pennsylvania Gas Company thermometer showed 73 degrees at eight o'clock Saturday morning and again at two o'clock after the brief storm. The rain was one of the heaviest in some time but lasted only a short while.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Mercury
American Girls Attacked at Chinese Policeman Incident
Reports from Yu Ling say two American girls aged eight and ten were attacked by a Chinese policeman. The girls are reported to be daughters of a Seventh Day Adventist missionary. Consul General L P Lockhart in Hankow has asked Yu Ling authorities for details for a possible official protest.
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Rankow
China
U. P
Yu Ling
L. P. Lockhart
Hankow
Weather forecast for western Pa with clouds and storms
Forecast for western Pennsylvania calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with a likely local thunderstorm Sunday. Temperature expected to hold with little change. Local observations show low around 72 at dawn, river level at 1 foot, no precipitation. sunset tonight at 6 and sunrise Sunday at 4 47.
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Giout
Arthur Brisbane
New York American, Ihe
Trotzky
U. S
Redwood District
Pacific
Studebaker Commander
M. F. Cook
Pennsylvania Railroad
F N
Warren Ratage
Motor Club
F-N Tower
Bertha
Consumers Coal Company
Globe
Hammels, L. I
Jamieson
General Benzol
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