Executions in Washington and Florence Hold Grim Day
In Washington, three men faced the district's new chair for Policeman Leo W. E K Busch's murder. Nicholas Lee Eagles 32 Samuel Moreno 20 and John Proctor 19 were executed. In Florence Arizona four Chinese men Chew Chin Gee King Long B D L Sam and Jew Hor were hanged at dawn for Tom King’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Samuel Moreno
Moreno
John Proctor
Busch
Florence
Ariz
Tom King
Tong Man
State Penitentiary
B. D. L. Sam
Chew Chin
Jew Hor
Gee King Long
Prohibition talk and violent headlines across nations
The column recalls Senator Reed of Missouri opposing Governor Smith though prohibition is not his aim. It notes a Belgrade incident where a radical deputy killed Paul Haditch, and reports a brutal New York Central Park assault, George Remus’s insanity ruling, a lynching in Houston, and Major Maddalena aiding Nobile with a cold Arctic search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Reed
Missouri
Smith
Belgrade
Skuptshina
Congress
Paul Haditch
New York
Central Park
Ohio
George Remus
High Court
Houston
Earhart Praise Becomes Romance In War Talk
The article blends Amelia Earhart’s fame with aviation security debates, noting praise for Stultz while downplaying Earhart. It then shifts to a chaotic New York dance scene, hints of a looming gas war, and German experts predicting mass casualties. It covers defense thoughts, underground shelters, and air power, then reports on a dinner party in Jamestown and a police hearing in Emmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Earhart
London
Stultz
Miss Earhart
New York
Dinner at Corenango Country Club Hosts Tonight
Mr and Mrs Barry Kopfang and Mr and Mrs Walter Heasley entertain a party of friends at dinner tomorrow evening at the Corenango Country Club. A number of private dinner parties are planned at the club and the regular Saturday night dinner dance will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Kopfang
Walter Heasley
Corenango Country Club
Five Nations Rescue Efforts Press On After Dirigible Crash
Nobile and five followers aboard the crashed dirigible remain on an ice bed near Foyn Island. Major Maddalena drop supplies by seaplane while searching parties from Braganza and dog teams look for the missing crew. A French seaplane with Dietrichson and Guilbaud failed to reach Kings Bay or Bear Island and has not reported back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foyn Island
Maddalena
Nobile
Braganza
Neo
Amundsen
Dietrichson
Commandant Guilbaud
Tromsoe
Kings Bay
Bear Island
Citta di Milano
Miss Moorhead Weds Reed in Brookville ceremony
Miss Florence Moorhead of Cleveland Ohio weds Charles Patton Reed of Brookville Pennsylvania on Tuesday June 19 at Brookville. Moorhead formerly taught at South Street school and counts Warren friends among her ties. Washington notes a new renunciation of war note to governments includes a revised anti war treaty draft and signals possible early signing due to favorable responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Moorhead
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Patton Reed
Brookville
Washington
U.P
State Department
Doctors Arrive to Spend Summer at State Hospital
Dr. Woodhouse and Dr. Camero of Philadelphia and Dr. Willard Trushel of Warren have arrived from the University of Pennsylvania to spend the summer at the State Hospital where they will assist in scientific study and treat patients. One more doctor is expected within two weeks.
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State Hospital
Woodhouse
Camero
Philadelphia
Willard Trushel
Warren
University of Pennsylvania
State Hos
Pial
Endeavor Auxiliary luncheon honors Mrs. Warden
Mrs. W. J. Knupp president and Mrs. Sue Warden attended a luncheon at Endeavor hosted by the American Legion auxiliary in honor of Mrs. Warden who organized the Gust Warden Post. A regular meeting followed and delegate Mrs. A. R. Wheeler was elected to attend the Inter-County Council in Ridgway on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Knupp
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Sue Warden
Fifth Avenue
Endeavor
American Legion of Endeavor
Warden
Gust Warden
A. R. Wheeler
Ridgway
Honor Miss Gleason at Dinner Bridge
Miss Mildred Lindquist hosted a three table dinner at the YWCA activities building in honor of Miss Kathleen Gleason, bride‑to‑be of Leo Gibson. The event featured bridge, pink snapdragons and yellow delphinium centerpieces, with prizes for high and second high scores and a guest prize for the honoree. Attendees included Catherine Munson, Mary Mooney, Joyce Blair, Dorothy Springer, Gertude Parks, Lucile McLaughlin, Bernice Schott, Helen Mather, Mildred Blar, Blanche Armstrong, and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lindquist
Kathleen Gleason
Leo Gibson
Helen Maher
Mary Mooney
Bernice Schott
Miss Gleason
Catherine Munson
Joyce Blair
Dorothy Springer
Gertrude Parks
Lucile McLaughlin
Helen Mather
Mildred Blar
Blanche Armstrong
Miss Lindquist
Eight Scouts Earn Second Class Rank in Court of Honor
Eight Boy Scouts completed the Court of Honor tests at scout headquarters last evening to become second class scouts. The new second class members are Richard Gray Troop 1 Israel Schulman Troop 4 Marion Foulkrod Troop 39 James Senger Troop 4 Lynn Crosby Troop 29 Joseph Van Buskirk Troop 39 William Harrington Troop 29 and Clinton Mountain Troop 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Scout
Richard Gray
Israel Schulman
Marion Foulkrod
James Senger
Lynn Crosby
Joseph van Buskirk
William Harrington
Clinton Mountain
Entertain for Visitors at Woman's Club by Bettys
Miss Betty Kopf and Miss Betty Phillips entertained at two o'clock luncheon today at the Woman's club in honor of Miss Justine Duke's house guests Miss Elizabeth Ewing Miss Bessie Halbach and Miss Harriett Elliott Covers were laid for sixteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kopf
Betty Phillips
Woman’s Club
Justine Duke
Elizabeth Ewing
Bessie Halbach
Harriett, Elliott
Family Dinner Party Hosted by Anna Rockwell Tonight
Miss Anna Rockwell hosts a family dinner party at the Woman's Club this evening at 6 20. An admission of fourteen guests is planned with covers priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rockwell
Woman’s Club
Jaid
Breakfast Gathering Honors Guests at Woman's Club
Miss Ann DeFrees and Miss Hetty Eldred hosted a breakfast at nine o'clock this morning at the Woman's club to welcome house guests of Miss Justin Duke. Sixteen guests attended, including Mrs. Charles Hutchinson and daughter Miss Katherine Hutchinson of Market Street, who are en route to Maple Springs on Champlain Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann DeFrees
Hetty Eldred
Woman’s Club
Justin Duke
Charles Hutchinson
Katherine Hutchinson
Market Street
Maple Springs
Chantauigqua Lake
Births at Maternity Hospital Twin and Daughter Named
Mr and Mrs Frank Waller announce the birth of twins at the Maternity hospital a son and a daughter weighing five pounds six ounces and five pounds two ounces Mrs and Mr Merton Brown of Grand Valley report a daughter born at the Maternity hospital at 1022 last evening weighing seven pounds two ounces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waller
Parker Street
Pt Wsible Mening
Nea
Merton Brown
Grand Valley
Merz Printz Bridal Party Entertained at Country Club Luncheon
Mrs. A A Printz hosted a one oclock luncheon at the Country Club for the Merz Printz bridal party. Guests included Evelyn Merz, Frederic Printz, and several Merz and Printz family members from Jamestown Sharon Milton and other nearby towns. The wedding of Frederic Printz and Evelyn Merz is set for Saturday at St Luke's Episcopal Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Printz
Fourth Avenue
Country Club
Merz-Printz
Evelyn Merz
George Merz
Alice Wadsworth
Frances Merz
Wilson Gallagher
Jamestown
Dorothy Devlin
Salem
Mass
Plumer Printz
Sharon
Margaret Shepard
Milton
Naomie Eldridge
New York
City
Frederic Printz
William Rice
Richard Smith
Norton Bowler
James Herbert
Warren
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Patent remedy promises malaria cure and quick relief
An advertisement touts a patent remedy that claims to cure malaria and rapidly relieve biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It asserts detoxifying effects and promotes frequent watery evacuations with high esteem among users.
Engagement of Miss Morrison Announced
Mrs T J Baxter and Mrs S TM Fox hosted a Wednesday evening at the Latt Thepee Street home in honor of Miss Belah Morrison whose engagement to Benson Baxter was announced. The gathering featured games and music and gifts for Miss Morrison. A two course luncheon with pink and white decor closed the event for twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Baxter
S. TM. Fox
Beglah Morrison
Benson Baxter
Miss Morison
Fisher and Martin to Visit Chairman in Washington
Governor John Fisher and Auditor General Edward Martin left Harrisburg for Washington to meet interior secretary Dr. Hubert Work and possibly President Hoover. Martin chairs the Republican state committee and may confer with national leaders on party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U. P
John §. Fisher
Edward Martin
Republican State Committee
Washington
Hubert Work
Interior
Herbert Hoover
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Frank Stakelum
Ed Allen
C. W. Barwis
Emmet
Ponsell
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Four Penny League of Golfers
Conewango Valley Country Club
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J. ©. Parker
Third Avenue
Alice Perkins
Erie
Lucus Hyde
Pittsfield
Frantz
W. R. Frantz
Biddle Street
W. A. McEntee
George Frantz
Mildred Yaegle
Margaret Sweeney
McEotee
Ralph Chester
Doris Kidder
Alice Somers
L. J. Bowes
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Georgia Lott
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Helen L. Sourwine
Charlotte Center
N. Y
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Akeley
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Morrison
Buelahi Morrison
Morrison
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George Baxter
Edith Sondelly
Luke Allen
Dolly Allen
Joe Lawson
Harry Baxter
Delia, Lardere
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Warren Savings Bank
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Laurel St. No Pal
ROY K. Russell Corporation
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