Novelist Held 7 Inches For Questioning In Girls Death
Maxwell Bodenheim, poet and novelist, sought for questioning in the suicide of Virginia Drew in New York. He was found at Peggy Cottages in Provincetown, saying he had no knowledge of her death. He described counseling her after she complained of his critique of her verses and stated she pledged to continue living before her death.
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Provincetown
Mass
U. P
Sheahd
New York
Bodenheim
Miss Drew
Bond and Liveright
Farmer Held in Butcher's Death Near Conneaut
Sonneaut Ohio July 21 Amer son Churchill a Pennsylvania farmer was held without bond on a charge of murdering Roy Dean a Conneaut cattle buyer and butcher. Dean was shot at a summer cottage on Lake Erie after a drinking party. Prosecutor Charles B Cook said evidence points to death during the party a revolver was found near the body George E Gibson of Conneaut was held on 10000 bail as a material witness and his wife was questioned.
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Sonneaut
Amerson Churchill
Pennsylvania
Roy Dean
Conneaut
Dean
Lake Erie
Charles B. Cook
George E. Gibson
Gibson
Deaths and Funerals in Warren Area
Mrs. Rose Wendelboe Smith dies in Akron Ohio and funeral rites set for Monday at 4 PM from 114 Second Avenue Warren with Rev. C A Dennig and Rev J L Ware officiating. Interment in Oakland cemetery. Mrs Christine Hultman of 7 Hinkle Street dies at Warren General Hospital aged 57. funeral from home Tuesday at 2 30 PM with Rev Carl Jacobson officiating. Interment in Fentonville cemetery. Mrs Hultmanman survived by husband Charles and children Edward Maynard Elin and Clara. siblings Oscar Larson Ludlow Alfred Larson and five Swedish sisters and one brother.
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Rose Wendelboe Smith
Akron
Ohio
Second Avenue
Warren
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Church
Oakland Cemetery
Christine Hultman
Hinkle Street
Warren General Hospital
Carl Jacobson
Fentonville Cemetery
Hultman
Charles Hultman
Edward
Pittsburgh
Maynard
College Park
Elin
Clara
Oscar Larson
Ludlow
Alfred Larson
Jamestown
Sweden
Wood Holds Lead In National Air Tour
Missoula Montana July 21 Leaders in the national air tour maintained their positions as planes departed for Great Falls Dan Robertson in a Curtis Robins monoplane was grounded at Spokane due to engine trouble M Gould Beard in a Waco biplane forced down near Missoula with motor trouble delaying several hours Final standings list John P Wood 185094 Krank Hawks 164078 Randolph Page 15258.5 Charlie Meyers 14946.1 Eddie Stinson 14512. Isle of notes their names and aircraft types align with the race’s early stage
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Missoula
Mont
U. P
Great Falls
Dan Robertson
Spokane
M. Gould Beard
Waco
John P. Wood
Krank Hawks
Ford Tti-Motor
Randolph Page
Stinson-Detroiter, Jr
Charlie Meyers
Eddie Stinson
Stinson-Detroiter
Live Topics of the Day Named on Committee
Colonel William F Endress of Jamestown joins the Hoover for president association executive committee in New York City. Sidney V Stewart of Corry also named. Samuel Wilson of Clarion on the general committee. Parallel items note Rolling Thunder Newell to Sioux Falls to join Rosesbud breeders. a diamond ring loss. a vacation plan for Rev Harold Stoddard and family. a highway patrol headlight campaign arrests. an inquest set for three deaths at Scott’s crossing. a large bass caught at Covenant Lake. David Winger’s WWI death anniversary. Pearl Land recovering from appendicitis. a Saturday street market and a new night patrolman. Dr Fred Fisher Jr, Kane native now Erie. Packard damage in a collision. a state detour bulletin. Kushequa motor record with 64 families and 57 cars.
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William F. Endress
Jamestown
Hoover For President Association
New York City
Sidney V. Stewart
Corry
Samuel Wilson
Clarion
Florida Cuban Giants Arrive in Warren for Saturday Game
The Florida Cuban Giants arrived in Warren by a special bus at eleven Saturday morning for a game against Bob Burns' team on Russell Field. The 13 man squad includes several comedians and recently defeated Anthony Cleaners of the Erie Industrial League 43.
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Florida Cuban Giants
Warren
Bob Burns
Erie
Anthony Cleaners
Erie Industrial League
Soldiers depart as Company I heads to Mt Gretna camp
A large crowd of relatives and friends said farewell to Company I members at the Pennsylvania Railroad station. The special train pulled out of Warren en route to Mt Gretna where the guard will be in camp for two weeks. The train departed shortly before its scheduled time.
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Company I
Pennsylvania
Warren
Mt. Gretna
LODGES INVITED TO ERIE ELKS PICNIC AT WALDAMERE PARK
Northwestern Pennsylvania Elks lodges are invited to attend Erie lodge’s annual basket picnic on August 1 at Waldameer Park. Warren’s representation is anticipated as part of a major Elkdom event in the region. The day promises one of the largest gatherings in local Elk history.
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B. P.O. Elks
Pennsylvania
Erie Lodge
Waldameer Park
Warren
Order of Vasa
Ferncliff Park
Three Arrested After Collision Near Frewsburg Bridge
Three men were arrested in Jamestown on Friday night after a collision near the Frewsburg bridge. John Chambers of Youngsville was charged with driving while intoxicated. Francis Olson and Herman Olson, both of Youngsville and Erie respectively, were jailed on intoxication charges. A Jamestown patrolman stopped them on Foote avenue after taxi driver E. B. Jones of Warren reported the license number and incident. Warren taxi firms denied employing a driver by that name.
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Jamestown
Warren
Frewsburg Bridge
John Chambers
Youngsville
Francis Olson
Herman Olson
Erie
Francis
Foote Avenue
Newland Avenue
E. B. Jones
Jamestown-Frewsburg
E. B Jones
Pallbearers Are Victim’s Chums In Tragic Drowning
James Mander Greenlund, 12, drowned in the Allegany river Thursday. His body was taken to Oakland cemetery for burial after funeral services at 11 St. Clair Street. Pallbearers Edward Stander, Earl Hummerick, Robert Coates, Homer Gilbertson, Bud, and William Iseman were friends who tried to save him. Paul Greenlund of Boston attended with Roy Greenlund’s family. Rev. Harold Stoddard led devotions and scripture.
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James Mander Greenlund
Allegheny River
Oakland Cemetery
St. Clair Street
Edward Stander
Earl Hummerick
Robert Coates
Homer Gilbertson
Bud
William Iseman
Harold Stoddard
Paul Greenlund
Boston
Roy Greenlund
James Greenlund
Earl Humerick
Carnival worker arrested for theft burglary charge
Edward Wesson, 30, of Schuylkill, Pa, was arrested at the carnival grounds Friday afternoon on a burglary charge. Chief of Police George Haehn said he went to the carnival after a communication from Schuylkill officials stating Wesson would be found working there. Wesson is held awaiting arrival of Pennsylvania authorities. Details of the burglary charge were not disclosed by Haehn.
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Edward Wesson
Schuylkill
George Haehn
Wesson
Pennsylvania
Heehn
Police Officers Charged With Violating Liquor Law
Pittsburgh July 21 Two policemen James Swide and George Roma were charged with violating the liquor law after George Murren chief of the Allegheny county detectives swore out an information. Swide and Roma were recently exonerated by a coroner s jury in connection with the death of a negro shot by police.
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Pittsburgh
James Swide
George Roma
George Murren
Allegheny County
Swide
Roma
Memories Prevail as 112th Infantry Heads to Mt Gretna
Memories of 1917 and 1918 prevailed in Warren Friday night as Company I, 112th Infantry, marched to the Pennsylvania Railroad station and boarded special coaches for Mt Gretna.
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Warren
112Th Infantry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mt. Gretna
Training Period Opens At Camp Henderson
Camp Henderson MT GRETNA Pa July 12 UP Long lines of troop trains filled the sidings as the first camp units trained for home and other posts began arriving Fully 4000 soldiers of the 56th infantry brigade under Brig General Robert M Brookfield of Philadelphia were to be under canvas by noon The 1500 cavalry and cooperating units will have embarked and be on the way back to civilian life The 110th infantry the 103rd engineers and the 112th infantry will stay for two weeks before displacement by other units of the 28th division The cavalry units started for home are commanded by Brigadier General Edward C Shannon of Columbia The 104th cavalry regiments under Col E J Stackpole IT of Harrisburg won the camp rating from the 103rd cavalry under Colonel Arthur Colahan of Philadelphia by a score of 2701 to 2691 points Officials called this year’s cavalry encampment the most successful ever held Here almost ideal training weather was encountered instead of the inclement conditions of prior years ADVERTISE in The Tribune
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James Henderson
MT. Gretna
National Guard
56Th Infantry Brigade
Robert M. Brookfield
Philadelphia
Civilian
110Th Infantry
103Rd Engineers
112Th Infantry
Edward C. Shannon
Columbia
104Th Cavalry
E. J. Stackpole
Harrisburg
103Rd Cavalry
Arthur Colahan
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Euclid
Karl Lyons
First Baptist Church
Lynette
Buddie
Stoddards
Stoddard
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Scott
Covenant Lake
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Farrell
David Winger
France
Warren County
Miss Pearl Land
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Lower Market Street
Clyde Bess
Center Town
Fourth Ward
Floyd F. Feidler
Kane
Fred Fisher, Jr
Merly of
Bureau of Aeronautics
State Department of Internal Affairs
Packard
Richard Evans
South Side
Louis
Bradford Supply Company
History Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Evan
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Sugar Grove
Tribune
Mt. Jewett
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Youngsville and Erie
Clarendon, PA
Clarendon
Peerless Garage
Willys-Knight-Overland Sales and Service
Clarendon Hardware
Huber Market & Grocery
W. G. McCloskey
Kandy
H.R. Herrick
Red & White
E. L. Meddock
Spencer's Garage
Clarendon Heights
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Oila
Kurt Atterberry
Stockholm
Franz Schubert
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