Icebreaker Krassin to refuel and repair on Arctic relay
The Krassin will refuel at a Scandinavian port, likely Goteborg, and receive prow repairs after 12 days. It will then resume the northward quest for the Roald Amundsen group and the missing men, picking up aviator Chukhnovsky at Kings Bay for repair work on his aircraft. Two Swedish hydroplanes join the mission as the Maligin heads to Archangels.
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Moscow
U. P
Krassin
Ttalia
Storey
Goteborg
Hrassin
Roald Amundsen
Halia
Chukhnovsky
Kings Bay
Maligin
Allesandrini
Archangels
Chekhnovsky
Samolyvich
United States
Hoover Plans Short California Trip For Fitness During Campaign
President nominee Herbert Hoover and Mrs. Hoover rest at a San Juan hill villa after attending the funeral of banker C. D. Henry of Monterey. Hoover plans a three day fishing retreat in northern California with no telegraph or telephone lines nearby and reporters may use carrier pigeons for dispatches. He seeks peak condition before the campaign intensifies.
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Flans
Hoover
Oil Market Oil price list for various grades and lines
Prices paid for oil by purchasing agencies across multiple lines and regions. Pennsylvania Grade Oil figures appear in New York Transit lines, National Transit lines, and Eureka Buckeye lines, with varied cents per gallon. Additional grades include Corning, Cabell, Somerset, England, Indiana Refining, Stoll Refining, and regional listings in Kentucky, Canada, and Michigan.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit, Co
National Transit Co
West Pa
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Pennsylvania Grace Oil
Bieye Pipe Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pipe Co
Somerset
In Pipe Line Co
England
Indiana Refining Co
West
Ken- Wicky
Stoll Oi Refining Co
Oil City
Cumberland, Barren
Monroe Counties
Paragap Rev. Co
Tesssesesereses
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Berea
Saginaw
Bohemian Club Redwood Outing Announced From Hoover Headquarters
The Bohemian club outing in the Redwood area was announced from Hoover headquarters. Although he is a member and invited, details remain sparse and the event’s scope unclear.
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Redwood Area
Hoover
Miljus Held as Cleveland Property in Pitcher Dispute
Pittsburgh July 21 U P John Miljus the pitcher is the property of the Cleveland American League club by a decision of baseball commissioner Kenesaw M Landis Miljus was waived from the National League then sent back to the Pirates by Cleveland which repudiated its claims Landis ruled Cleveland must pay Pittsburgh 16500 for Miljus the fixed sum
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Pittsburgh
U. P
John Miljus
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Chicago
Miljus
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Club
Milius
Censor Board Debate Over Talking Pictures in Pa
In Philadelphia on July 21 the Pennsylvania board of censor faced a clash with Fox Film Corporation over censorship authority. Judge McDevitt noted the board could even silence President Coolidge if allowed to censor language in talking pictures, as two prior opinions varied and a Supreme Court ruling may be needed.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Board of Censor
Harry & MacDevity
Fox Film Corporation
Supreme Court
McDevitt
Coolidge
France to send tennis stars to Forest Hills meet
Paris July 21 A French tennis team will sail for the United States August 8 to compete in the Forest Hills tournament Rene Lacoste will seek permanent possession of the challenge bowl already holding two legs The squad includes Cochet Borotra Brugnon Boussus and De Buzelet
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Paris
U P
United States
Forest Hills
Rene LaCoste
LaCoste
Cochet
Borotra
Brugnon
Boussus
de Buzelet
Coal Rates Ruled Unreasonable and Prejudicial
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that bituminous coal rates from Reynoldsville Pittsburg Connellsville districts to East Rochester New York were unreasonable and unduly prejudicial. It ordered a freight rate cut of about ten cents per ton effective October 1. Cautious buyers urged to read the Classified Ace in The Tribune.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reynoldsville
Pittsburgh
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Rochester
N. Y
the Tribune
Wright hosts bridge party at her Brookyln home
Mrs Gerald Wright of 10 Fourth Avenue entertained a Friday afternoon bridge party for local guests. Out of town attendees included Mrs L Wadsworth of Glen Dale California Mrs Walter Murphy of Tidioute Mrs Jackson of Girard PA Mrs H R McClew of Lockport NY Miss Martha Ayer of Washington DC and Mrs Brockhusen of Brooklyn.
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Wright
Gerald Wright
Fourth Avenue
L Wadsworth
Glendale
California
Walter Murphy
Tidioute
Jackson
Girard, Pa
H. R. McClew
Lockport
N. Y
Martha Ayer
Washington, D. G
Brockhusen
Brooklyns
Varied Weather Forecast for Week Across Regions
Washington reports next week's outlook from the weather bureau with showers expected in the North and Middle Atlantic States on Monday followed by mostly fair weather through Friday or Saturday when showers may return. Temperatures will run slightly above normal, especially midweek. The Ohio Valley will see early week showers and again around Thursday or Friday with generally fair temperatures. The Great Lakes region anticipates showers at the start and toward the end of the week, with a general shower period near the close and mostly moderate temperatures early, warming later.
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Washington
U. P
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Qhic Valley
Region of Great Lakes
Fire Sweeps Shops in Florence Causing 15000 Loss
Florence Ghio July 21. Fire swept the machine shops of the U and U mining company at their working here today. Property loss was estimated at 15000 dollars. Officials believe the blaze was of incendiary origin. The mine had been operating on a non union basis.
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Florence
Ghio
U.P
Miss Bruce Weds Atlantic Flyer in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Anne Bruce became Mrs Louis Gordon at a Chicago wedding that joined the transatlantic flight events. Amelia Earhart and companions Wilmer Stultz and Gordon joined the crowd as a reception at Soldiers Field was canceled to keep the focus on the ceremony and the aviators.
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Chicago
3Liss
Anne Bruce
Louis Gordon Lastaight
Soldiers Field
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Sinliz
Gordon
Mice Farhart
Bruce
Stultz
Friendship
Reed Landis
Miss Earhart
W. R. Fetzer
Warren Refining Fire Leads to Property Takeover Deal
A New York firm treasurer aided bringing a Benzel corporation stake into Warren. Ownership shifted Saturday after negotiations between A L Sleeman and the Mark W Jamieson estate. Wreckage removal awarded to Louis Rosen of Jamestown, with work to start immediately. The property, near a main highway and railroad access, commanded a large price.
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Warren
Liberty Street
Empire Trust Company
Forty Seventh and
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Sleeman Warren
Benzel Corporation
A. L. Sleeman
New York
Mark W. Jamieson
Warren Refining Company
Louis Rosen
Jamestown
Lewis W. Jamieson
Mark Jamieson
Rosen
Jamiezon
Sleeman
Bandits Grab $4600 Payroll in Queens Robbery
Long Island City bandits held up Busch Magneto cashier Oscar Gericke, escaping with a $4600 payroll. Gericke retrieved the money from the bank, then four assailants threatened him as he entered the building. Police pursue details in the wake of the bold heist.
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Newoak
U.F
Busch Magneto Company
Long Island City
Oscar Gericke
Gericke
Scout Camp Visitors Promote Olmsted Program
Elton Davis expected to return today from Camp Olmsted where Dr. W. H. Haines and Scout Commissioner F. M. Caughey visited Friday. Rev. D. C. Kauffman of Pittsfield spent Thursday and Friday at the camp. Many Warren residents are expected to visit today and tomorrow. A large sign on the Kinzua road directs visitors to wait for a boat across the Allegheny River to Camp Olmsted. Arthur L. Woods of Celeron was released on $500 bail after arraignment on a lar ceny charge connected to theft from the Anderson sisters tea room in Pittsfield. a girl received suspended sentence for disorderly conduct, and police seek a second man.
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Elton Davis
Camp Olmsted
W. H. Haines
F. M. Caughey
D.C. Kauffman
Pittsfield
Warren Persons
Kinzua Road
Scout
Corydon
Allegheny River
Stephenson Loses First Appeal In Oberholtzer Murder
Indianapolis July 21. Stephen Stephenson once grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan has lost one of two appeals from his life sentence for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer. The state supreme court affirmed La Porte County court denial of habeas corpus on a technicality. A second appeal argues Oberholtzer’s death was by her own actions after his alleged attack.
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Indianapolis
Ind
CU. P
Sher
Warren Grange Holds Regular Meeting and Church Day
The Warren Grange held a Saturday afternoon meeting in the P. H. hall with a brief business session and a birthday program. August 5 is Grange Church Day and members were urged to attend. Invitations announced to attend McKean County Grange Biennials on August 2 at New Castle Grange and August 3. The next Warren Grange meeting will be the first Saturday in August, the 4th.
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Warren Grange
Grange J
McKean County
New Castle Grange
Murray seeks higher damages in Doheny libel suit
New York July 21. Robert H. Murray former Mexican oil operator today filed an amended complaint in his libel suit against Edward L. Doheny raising damages from 100000 to 405000. Murray says Doheny falsely accused him of duplicity with the Mexican government and seeking funds in 1919 to start a revolution in Mexico. He asks for 370000 punitive damages plus 35000 in commissions.
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New York
U.P
Robert H. Murray
Edward L. Doheny
Murray
Doheny
Mexico
Movie theatres monopoly claim outlined in court filing
In New York on July 21, the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America cited over 22,000 moving picture houses to show how contracts tie exhibitors to distributors. The filing argues such practices support a monopoly and justify an arbitration board with final authority. The group said theatres incur losses over 2.37 million dollars annually due to unbusinesslike practices including paper transfers of ownership through dummies.
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New York
United States
Emotion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Obregon Body Taken to Navajoa In Special Train
A special train carried General Alvaro Obregon's body from Mexico City to Navajoa arriving at 2 A.M. The Southern Pacific Railway reported the train and body arrived safely but had no further details. Also, George Stallings, famed for the 1914 Boston Braves pennant chase, remained near death in Macon as doctors said he clung to life at noon.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Alvaro Obygeeon
Mensico City
Navajoa
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
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