Worldwide radio plan for Tunney Heeney bout
Gene Tunney Heeney fight will be broadcast worldwide from New York. Graham McNamee reports ringside via Nation Broadcasting Company network with 50 stations across the United States Canada and Mexico. Shortwave transmitters in Schenectady Cincinnati link to Europe South America Australia and possibly New Zealand. BBC may rebroadcast from WGY. Main bout to air 10 p.m. edt with 20 stations on WEAF at 9 p.m. local time.
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New York
Gene Tunney-Tont Heeney
Graham McNamee
the Nations Broadcasting Company
United States
Canada
Mexico
Schenectady
Cincinnati
Europe
South America
Australia
New Zealand
WGY
South Africa
British Broadcasting Company
England
Scripps-Howard
Chicago
National Broadcasting Company
Yankee Stadium
WEAF
Warren Bowmen Clean Team Shoots Alone
Warren Bowmen stage a Scouts only archery meet with Myron Thomas and John Allen under 14 years delivering standout scores. Thomas wins first prize with 325 points using a self-made bow. Allen earns second place with 302. A tepee near the range serves as a supplies store as sixteen archers line up across three targets.
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Ciean
Page One
Myron Thomas
John Allen
Thomas
Allen
W. H. Haines
Rxpert Bowman
Warren County Council
Fritz Bishop
Melvin Danielson
Seneca Council
Olean
Liston Monroe
Max Chessman
Erie Council
Edward Kimball
Sanford McGovern
Charles Byron
John Krehler
Seneca Councill
Stewart Graves
Robert Jordan
Archery Match Shapes Up With Sharp Scores Across Councils
Archers tested bow craft and marksmanship as teams shot 30 arrows at varying distances. Erie Council’s Conrad Johanne led senior scores with 186 points, while Warren County’s Joseph Bishop topped juniors. Olean’s team lapped late, arriving after others had finished.
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Haines
Erie Council
Conrad Johanne
Gustav Mickel
Warren County Council
Joseph Bishop
Jasper Shepard
Miners to Continue Recognition Fight Across Regions
New Kensington Pa July 26 Striking coal miners meeting here adopted a resolution placing themselves on record in favor of a continued fight for recognition by soft coal operators and supporting the policy set by international and district officers of the United Mine Workers of America in session last week at Indianapolis Ind The meeting sponsored by sub district 7 of district 5 with Pittsburgh as headquarters drew 189 delegates who voted unanimously for the resolution.
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New Kensington
International
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Pittsburgh
Sub-Policeman Held to Jury in Sutton Death
Pittsburgh July 25 Frank Caslin a sub policeman was ordered held today to await grand jury action in the death of James T Sutton 28 colored man who was shot during a fight on July 11 Caslin faces possible murder or homicide charges as details remain under investigation by authorities.
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HMAN
Pittsburgh
Frank Caslin
James T. Sutton
Caslin
Sutton
Marines Bomb Sandino Camp in Nicaragua Action
Five US marine bombing planes under Major Ross E Rowell attacked General Augustino Sandino's camp near the Honduran border. All planes were hit but returned safely. Casualties believed heavy and bombs likely caused significant damage amid heavy enemy fire in wooded terrain northeast of Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.P
United States Marine
Ross E. Rowell
Augustino Sandino
Sandino
Mura
Marine
Missing witness from War case amid Vare charges
Joseph J. Penczak, a shell shocked World War I veteran who made sensational charges against the Vare organization, is reported missing from his Philadelphia home. Authorities believe he may have gone to New Jersey to visit friends. He claimed ballot boxes were stuffed and liquor served to many voters and said Senator Waterman was threatened if he testified before the senate hearing on Vare’s 1926 election. He is under subpoena to appear in Pittsburgh on August 15 or Washington on August 21.
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Philadelphia
Joseph J. Penczak
Vare
Penczak
New Jersey
Penezak
Charles Waterman
Senate
William 8. Vare
Pittsburgh
Washington
Child 18 Killed But Not 18
Carl Warner, 10 month old son of Mr and Mrs Randall O Warner of Middle Lancaster, died last night after being thrown from an automobile on a road near Pottsville. The car driven by Warner struck a stone, throwing the infant from his mother's lap.
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Butler
U. P
Carl, Warner
Randall O. Warner
Middle Lancaster
Pottsville
Warner
Market Letter New York Stocks Hit Fresh Highs
New York market notes a broad strength in high grade industries and carrier shares as prices rise to new highs on a tentative recovery. Trading subdued from prior session with selling light, aided by rumors of a rediscount rate increase. U S Steel leads gains, others like Canadian Pacific, Delaware and Hudson, Chrysler, Westinghouse and New York Central rise.
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New York
American Can
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Steel
Canadian Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Chysler
Westinghouse
New York Central
Deaths and Funerals Clare Emmet Moran
Clare Emmet Moran 19 died Wednesday noon. Funeral from 326 Hickory Street Friday at 3 PM with Ensign Topics of the Salvation Army officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran two brothers Calvin and Orsel one sister June and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Feiro. He attended Warren public schools and worked for Crescent Furniture Co before illness.
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Clare Emmet Moran
Hickory Street
Salvation Army
Oakland Cemetery
Clare Moran
Frank Moran
Cal_vin
Orsel
June
Emmet Feiro
Clare
Warren Publc
Crescent Furniture Company
Railroad defends Connellsville extension line
Washington July 26 The Pittsburgh and West Virginia defends a 38 mile extension from Cochran's Mill to Connellsville Pa as a public interest project in a brief filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The line says opposition by New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Nickel Plate stems from ceding traffic monopoly. The commission authorized the work weeks ago but the trunk lines have sought re consideration.
Jailed for spending thousand a week in Los Angeles
Elsworth D. Houston a 33 year old millionaire taxi owner from Pittsburgh, Pa was placed in the psychopathic ward of a general hospital after relatives were told he was spending $1000 weekly. The report notes the unusual confinement and reports on the admission.
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Los Angeles
Calif
G. P
Elsworth D. Houston
Pittsburgh
General Hospital
Champion Tunney Heeney Face Off Before Fight In Calm Stare
The champion Gene Tunney and challenger Harry Heeney met on Riverside Drive amid cold stares and no greeting after Heeney arrived from Fair Haven New Jersey and Tunney from Speculator New York. Weather bureau predicted clear weather for the night as both drew closer to the arena.
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Pate
Arly
Heeney
Riverside Drive
Chris Smiths
Katherine III
Fair Haven
N. J
41St Effect
Hudson River
Tunney
Charles W. Bob
Speculator
N. Y
Champion
William Winston
Bob
W. O. McGeehan
Hudson
84Th Street Pier
Yankee Stadium
Eddie Harvey
Heney
Jimmy Hennessey
84Th Street
Heeneéy
Stadium
Coolidge Plans Trip to Yellowstone Park
Cedar Island Lodge Wis July 26 President Coolidge will fish Brule river then depart for Yellowstone national park as his summer leave is set between August 10 and 15. Dr Coupal believes high altitudes may ease rose fever and a New England visit before returning to Washington is possible. If they go to Northampton Plymouth Vt may be added to the itinerary.
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Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
U. P
Coolidge
Brule River
Yellowstone National Park
James F. Coupal
Yellowstone
Washington
Family quarrel ends in tragedy at Mount Union
In a drunken rage at Mount Union Pennsylvania Phillip Gangemi 64 a grocer killed his daughter Lillian 16 and wounded his wife before turning the gun on himself later dying. A 14 year old son was shot at but not hit. Mrs Gangemi was wounded and survived hospital care Blair Memorial Hospital Huntingdon. Chief A P Cramer said Gangemi believed men buying at the store came to see his wife.
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Mount Union
Phillip Ganemi
Lillian
Gangem
Blair Memorial Hospital
Huntingdon
Gangemi
A.P. Cramer
Dog Bites Four Children Before Patrolman Kills Loose Dog
A large dog roams Oakland and bites four children before a patrolman shoots it dead. The youngsters receive pasture treatment for injuries.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Oakland
Notice to Contractors for New Seneca Street School Building
Legal notice from Warren Borough Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals for four contracts to erect the New Seneca Street School Building in Warren. Proposals due August 10 1928 by 5 pm and opened publicly at 7 pm at the High School Building. Envelopes must bear Proposal for the erection of New Seneca Street School Building.
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Seneca Street
Warren
Pennsylvania
South Side
Pennsylania
Warren Borough
State Council of Education of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Warren Borough School District bids invite proposals
Proposals must include a 5 percent cashiers or certified check or bid bond. The contractor awarded will furnish a satisfactory surety bond for the contract total and a second bond for labor and materials. Work to commence within ten days after notice. Owner may reject all bids. Send drawings to architect Raymond A Freeburg at Hotel Jamestown Building James town NY with a $25 deposit. refunds only if drawings returned in good condition and a bid is submitted. Additional sets cost $26. Bids per drawings and instructions by Freeburg. Notice signed by Building Committee members W F Clinger A G Eldred L A Carlson dated 7 26.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Reymond A. Freeburg
Hotel
Jamestown Building
Jamestown
New York
Raymond A. Freeburg
Raymond A.freeburg
Warren Borough
Penna
W. F. Clinger
A. G. Eldred
L. A. Carlson
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Kleinert
Children’s Rompers
Ien’s
Rompers
Scenane
Empire
Johnson Brothers
Wehtman
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Yellowstone Park
Trong
Man
Gan
Joseph Seep
Oil City
South Penn Oi Co
Leose
Natori Haire
Marcelling
Anna K. Lawson
Penna, Ave. W
A. Wearse & BA A Trust Company
Warren, Pa
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