Probe into gravel excavations on city land begins
Sidney L. Blackman leads city inquiry into L W Yaegle & Son gravel firm excavations along the Allegheny riverbank near Crescent Park on city land. Officials fear a 10 foot drop and crumbling bank hazards while noting prior drowning near the river hole opposite the site.
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Allegheny River
Sidney L. Blackman
Crescent Park
L. W. Yaegla & Son Gravel Company
James Greenlund
BR. L. Greenlund
St. Clair Street
Blackman
Yaegle Company
Hussey released on $2,000 bond in Norristown
Lindly M. Hussey magazine writer and novelist was freed on a $2,000 bond on non-support charges filed by his wife Dr Virginia Alvarez Hussey who confessed to killing her husband. Dr Hussey is held in a state hospital as officials await her recovery from a mental attack that caused the murder claim.
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Norristown
U. P
Lindly M. Hussey
Liberty Today
Virginia Alvarez Hussey
Hussey
Topics of the Day and Local Updates From Warren
Gero uld Home Soon. D L Gerould of Citizens National Bank to return from Buffalo General Hospital after left leg amputation. Oil City boy Berton Hollabaugh, 15, missing since Saturday, sought by parents. Archie Tucker and son Walter in critical condition after auto crash near Titusville. Campbell Hill deep well work advances to recover lost tools. Farm wages in Pennsylvania reach a record low since 1923. Warren Board of Education adopts resolution to accept north Marion street. sewer outlet planned. School bonds plan referred to finance committee for final action. New names sought for Warren schools. Mead repair shop opens on Lexington avenue offering automotive service. Peter Johnson’s pension increased to 50 dollars monthly with aid from Col. Windsor. Game Commissioners fund three new refuges dwellings, one barn and one garage. Home Street school sewer work to proceed. Capitol trip planned for building plan approvals.
Naval Research Laboratory seeks glassblowers in Washington
The United States Civil Service commission announces that the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington DC needs glassblowers. Applicants will be rated on training experience and physics ability without a written exam. Full information available by writing to the Recorder Labor Board Navy Yard Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Recorder, Labor Board
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Jamestown High Football Captain Art Sackett Dies after Accident
Art Sackett, captain of Jamestown High football in 1924 and known in Warren, died at Jamestown General Hospital from a broken neck suffered while diving in Chautauqua Lake at Shore Acres. He was 23 or 24, a popular figure among local youths for athletic involvement.
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Warren Art Sackett
Jamestow
Jamestown High
Warren
Jamestown General Hospital
Chautauqua Lake
Shore Acres
Sackett
Jamestown
Elating Cure Claims To Relieve Malaria And Toxins
A historic claim describes a product named Alda said to cure malaria and rapidly ease biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It is framed as removing toxins and producing copious watery evacuations, with high esteem noted.
Wounded Harold Ellis Shot by Uncle in Hunter’s Station Fight
Harold Ellis, 26, of Hunter’s Station, suffered shotgun wounds to the face neck and head and may be permanently impaired after a quarrel with his uncle Robert Ellis, 48. Robert is jailed in Forest County on assault and battery with intent to kill charges. Sheriff Frank Ellis said the men argued during haying. Harold struck the uncle with a hammer before the uncle fired, with lead pellets striking Harold’s eye. Harold drove to Tionesta before being transported to Oil City hospital.
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Harold Ellis
Hunter's Station
Oil City Hospital
Ellis
Robert Ellis
Harold Elis
Tionesta
Forest County
Frank Ellis
Young Ellis
Robert Ella
Second sewer blast victim dies in Johnstown
Johnstown, Pa. July 24 UP The second victim of a sewer explosion died today in a hospital. Tony Zolar 25 died shortly before noon. His death followed within hours the death of John Poliacels 17 one of five workers injured yesterday in the blast.
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Johnstown
Tony Zolar
John Poliacels
Warren County Dairy Remodeling Nears Completion
Warren County Dairy at 207 Fifth Avenue East is near completion after remodeling and new construction. Practically all departments have been enlarged and operation is expected to finish in a few weeks. In Greenville on July 24 a radio serial worker, Pred Parker age 20, was electrocuted after a radio set he was assembling touched a high voltage wire. He died instantly and suffered severe burns.
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Warren County
Fifth Avenue East
Serdi
Greenville
U. P
Pred Parker
Deaths and Funerals Ida Dunham of Kinzua Dies at 75
Mrs Ida Dunham died at her home in Kinzua Monday at 3 pm aged 75. Funeral services will be from the home Wednesday at 2 30 pm with Rev O H Bloomster officiating. Interment in Kinzua cemetery. Survived by husband Henry Dunham a brother Edward Smith of Kinzua two half brothers Robert and Roy Smith of Detroit six half sisters Hattie Finnlt Buffalo Tibbie Marryfield North Tonawanda N Y Ella Carpenter Olean N Y Maude Gray Avon Park Fla Rosa Hibbard Rochester N Y Eugenia Hills Bradford born May 12 1852.
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Ida Dunham
Kinzua
O. H. Bloomster
Kinzua Cemetery
Hattie Finnlt
Buffalo
Tibbie Marryfield
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Ella Carpenter
Olean
Maude Gray
Avon Park
Fla
Rosa Hibbard
Rochester
Eugenia Hills
Bradford
Dunham
Earhart Completes Pittsburgh Stop During Transatlantic Flight Visit
Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic visited Pittsburgh with Wilmer Btula and Lou Gordon on the Friendship tri motor monoplane. The party, including Mrs Btula and Mrs Gordon, was greeted by thousands and toured downtown before continuing to New York City. Earhart rode in the locomotive cab at Greensburg during the Pennsylvania train leg.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic Ocean
Wilmer Btulta
Lou Gordon
Eerhart
Greensburg
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1 Gravel Company
Borough Solicitor Charges Company
Gerould
D. L. Gerould
Citizens National Bank
Buffalo General Hospital
Oil City
Guy Hollabaugh
Berton
Archie Tucker
Walter
West Hickory
Pleasantville
Titusville
Titusville City Hospital
Campbell Hill
Tidionte
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Isbor
Commonwealth
Marion Street
Glade
Warren Board of Education
North Marion Street
John Siggins, Jr
Siggins
Harrisburg
J. H. West
W. S. Clark
W. M. Robertson
E. H. Beshlin
Board of Education
Warren Borough
Franklin Mead
Mead,e
Lexington Avenue
Pluma Street
Peter Johnson
Company A
Corry
Philadelphia Marine Hospital
Col
Fred Windsor
Board of Game Commissioners
Fred W. Asker
Home Street
Asker
Capitol Building
Freeburg
South Side
State Department
Seventh Ward
GEO. L. Folkman & Sons, Inc
City Hospital
Mullen’s Citrate Magnesia
U. S
Atlantic Flyers
Miss Earhart
Stultz and
Gordon
Pete Ees
Aka
Roy K. Russell
Penna, Ave, W
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