Workman Drowns While Trying to Rescue Friend
Detroit news reports the drowning of two workers in a 130-foot caisson for Fenodscott tower foundation. Jorgensen, 20, died attempting to rescue George Brill, 43, who entered the shaft to operate a pump. Gas in the shaft knocked both unconscious. Brill called for help before sinking further. Police with gas masks battled rising water as pumps fought to keep the shaft clear.
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Detroit
Fenodscott Tower
Jorgensen
George Brill
Brill
Five Best Features On Radio Tonight
United Press listing details WEAF and partner stations airing Gilbert and Bullivan H M S Pinafore at 10 30 p m Eastern Daylight time on WEAF WRC WGY WLIT WCAE KSD and others. WIZ Hookop presents Max well hour orchestra and soloists at 9 p m Eastern Daylight with a later standard time. Hot Springs staff artists concert at 11 p m daylight and 10 p m standard. WOC Davenport organ recital at 11 30 p m daylight 10 30 p m standard. KCA Denver at 11 p m daylight 10 p m standard features Denver Music Week.
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United Press
WEAF
WRC
WGY
WLIT
WCAE
KSD
Eastern Standard
Gilbert and Bullivan
S “H. M.S. Pinafore
WIZ
KDEA
WBZ Ryw
WBAL
WNAS
WSB
WSM
WMC
Denver Musicn
Tyeet
Newark
Sowas
L.oper Circhestra
New York
Aes
Our Musical United Sistes
Abe Texans
Erin Oakes Orchesta
Raetern
Tre Whyc
WLWLE
Wir
Philadelphia Son
Nesedai
Binal Chat
Corus
Emerson Kaw
Cfac-Cnrc
Calgary
KYW
Chicago
Marie
I Sree
Ais Eskillon
Moline Plawbort
Roh Island
EAP
Fort Worth
Orcheelre
Sweerts Ve
Raralho
John Josey
Presdist
AHS Hot
WPAF
Kansas City
Aio
Enertaiier Swhas
Louisville
MPLS
St, Paul
Hedtice Guadeg Apie
Hee
Nashville
Stude
Colden Etho Quarter
Arthur Ect
Oaklas
Natina Ia
Inet
Diok Ibu
Darby Jail Awaits Delinquent Taxpayers
In Darby borough the 1924 personal tax of 4.05 dollars is being enforced to raise 5900 for the new high school. Jail awaits those who fail to pay by tonight. Over 200 had already paid at the commissioners' offices. Tax collector Robert Shaw warned six outspoken women of possible arrest if they do not comply.
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A. P.J
Darby
Coma Teners
Robert Shaw
Lad shoots at girl in public safety incident
In Steelton a 12 year old boy named William Avieh fired a small weapon at Norma Gray, a 10 year old girl, after an argument. Norma was fatally struck. Urich was arrested after an eight hour police search and faces a serious case charge.
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Seslecdar
Steelton
William Avieh
Norma Gray
Urich
Norma
Ulrich
Tneit
Uvich
Night clubs lose licenses for closing rule violations
The New Florence Hotel and May Kat club were denied cabaret licenses by Director of Public Safety James M. Clark after failing to observe the permitted closing limit.
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New Florence Hotel
Director of Public Safety
James M. Clark
Overdrunk man fined and jailed in Watts Davis court
In Aesterdale a man appeared before Justice Watts Davis this afternoon for overindulgence and was fined seven dollars plus costs and received a thirty day jail term tied to good behavior. A separate driving case saw a motorist charged with driving with a cutout open and given a customary fine after a hearing at Watts Davis office.
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Aesterdale
Watts
Davis
Watts Davis
Jamestown Wednesday Society Dance at Dad's Place
Large crowds from Warren and nearby attend weekly dances at Dad's Place Jamestown Merle Schultz and his orchestra provide the music each Wednesday evening attracting many locals and visitors.
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Promi
Jamestown
Dad's Place
Warren
Merle Schultz
Deaths and Funerals from Yesterday's Cast Fatition
Death notices list Frank Cuney dying at 1 am at his niece's home 4 Peach Street with services at 2 pm Thursday from Mrs Ackely's home and burial at Youngsville. Ellen G. Cochener dies at 2 am at daughter’s home 412 Fifth Avenue. funeral Friday 9:30 am from St Denis RC church with burial at Tidlieute Catholic cemetery. Valentine F L RAL services at 2 pm Thursday at Welds Bank with burial in Oakland Cemetery.
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J. Shirley
Peach Street
T'Ieee
Philip Ackely
Oak Street
Laura Cerf
Town
George Cuney
Sheffield
Ackely
L. M. Barnard
Grave M
I. O. QO. FP
Youngsville
Ellen G. Cochener
Mire
A. EL. Schellhammer
Fifth Avenue
Birs. Schellhammer
Ella
Cochener
Tidieute
St. Denis RC
Jechurch
Tidi Eute
Valentine
WA Valentine
Welds Bank
Oakland
Seme Jury
Mutilated Body of Child Found in Sack in Virginia
Special detectives hunt killers of nine year old Albert Baker whose badly mutilated body was found tied in a sack with rocks in the Rapahannock River near Fredericksburg. Police suspect autoists struck him down and dumped the body to avoid detection. Authorities, including the governor, offered rewards and appeals as 100 city police units join the search. Albert had been missing since February twenty second.
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Vom Yesters Law
Fredericksburg
U_ P.J
Albert
Baker
Rappahannock River
Here
Virginia
Radio Program Promotes Star Slugger On WEAF
National League star slugger, famed for St. Louis pennant glory, is to speak tonight on WEAF New York. The program includes music and a YMC A segment with varied city and station listings across major markets, highlighting schedules and orchestras.
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Hornsby
WEAF
New York
Thorby
St. Louis
WEAE
Enee
Marneby
YM. C. A
Bia Bile Astereas
Boz” Jasaball
Prajeh
Canis
Gray Charges Mrs Snyder Was Murder Plot Trigger
United Press report details Fudd Gray testifying about Ruth Snyder discussing murder plots against her husband Albert Snyder. He described their illicit romance, plans to kill him, sleeping powders used as tests, and hints of drowning or asphyxiation. Mothers of both defendants attended the courtroom as Gray recounted the extramarital affair.
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Paul Wo Warr
United Press Star
Inland City
Fudd-Gray
Ruth Snyder
New York
Albert
Snyder
Gray
Bette
Snyder Qariefly
Guee
Faye Gray
Lo Gray
Josephine Brown
Margaret Gray
Pittsburgh permits urged for Sunday flood benefit shows
Pittsburgh safety director Julien M. Clark announced that any theatre wishing to hold Sunday benefit performances for Mississippi flood victims could obtain a permit through the American Red Cross. Several Sabbath associations opposed Sunday charity shows, while two theatres planned benefit performances. Red Cross later said it would not handle applications for such productions.
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Errom YetterJay
Pittsburgh
U. P
American Cross
Jqllien M. Clark
Red Cross
First divorce session under law held in secret
Nineten advantage of Oriana case led to secret proceedings as reporters were excluded and two divorce hearings were conducted without public access. The move reflected strict adherence to the new law and limited press presence in the session.
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Wilmingtos P
Nineten
Borah Denies Rumors of a Third Party Involvement
Senator Borah of Idaho denies a published report claiming a group or third party sought to organize support for President Roosevelt. The denial describes the rumors as false and notes Borah remains aligned with the Republican Party while distancing from any alleged coordinated campaign beyond his own stance and public statements. The piece appears to discuss intra party dynamics and potential opposition figures within the Roosevelts era.
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Washington
Idaho
Iran
Roosevelli bin Rae
Ore Regitar Patt
North Penn Refinery Sold to Ridgway Man
The North Penn refinery sale was finalized with Ridgway interests taking ownership. The new owner group includes stockholders of the company, who plan to operate the plant in Chessapeake Ohio and surrounding regions. Officials confirm the transfer and expected operational continuity.
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North Penn
Ridgway Man
TL Lam
Ridewas
Bosch
Supa
Sun
Atlantic Letimenge
Baldwin
Chessaprake
Ohio
Cvust
Chicago
Hack Island
Dieloel
Mrehil & Uo
Corueile Steel
Canimte
Vreeport
Pexas
Asplute
Sivel Duson
Mote
Tihs Iitwrational Nickel Cro
Edordan Mubite
Kayne Ciby Sualwerh
Ceiehes
Lehigh Nadley
Mack
Mayland Oil
OMA Cynbingark Mee
Michell Slies
OME Oy
Missouri Partie - Moon Matiasarene Halationa Biaeuil
Newubit Copper Ees
New Tavon
New York
Corben Pnoeth Auperleiy
tNarkhesn Taeifie
Phillips Pete
Tparkard Motaes
van Americ
Poona
Ten Radio Corp
Sins Petroiensu
Jdinelaw
Ayer Aeceenee Skelly
Southern Pacific
Southern
Warner
Studebilkey
Sls
Yee Yeey
Piken Wt
Videwater Associated
Mpabavea
Tobacen Mraduely
AN. Y Travg
Con
Wil
Ore Union of of Calfornia
Union Arate Eee
Rathlay
Westinghousy Mleewie
Lvellow Trek
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report from May
Westerdas ns Inet Fdkton reports Pittsburgh livestock receipts and prices. Hogs with 1800 receipts show slow market and declines across weight classes. vealers and sheep also noted with multiple price ranges. Listings include various oil and mining company names as part of market notices and ads.
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Pronk Veateritny Es Laret
Pittsburgh
Stark
Bushel Y. Baldwin
N.Y
Green Mountains
Westerdas Ns
Nest Pleers
Pittsburgh Provcvy Poultry and Grain Opening Report
Pittsburgh region trade notes show poultry prices with hen and duck figures, and grain and futures activity as Chicago wheat and provisions opened higher on May 8. The report lists hens 28 to 40 cents, chucks and other poultry figures, and current receipts with local prices, alongside U S grain on the Chicago board.
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Pepa
New York
Enffec
Sailos
Shesulys
Adis
Young America
Yeoaterday
Pitltsont Piitsburgh
Moe
F. Love
Jane
Getes
Broffars
Ohio
Eguc—Wertsrn
Yeaterboy
Chicago
U. P
Board of Trade
Sahbeher
Market Letter Reported by Kay and Richard A Company
Market letter discusses quarterly earnings, per share dividends, and depreciation affecting stock valuations. Mentions AMERICAN, AMERICA SMELTING, dividend expectations, and general market sentiment with references to New York and Buffalo financial activity.
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Richard
CPA
Ne Bower
LSB
Americah
Wwen
Amrerlein
Forest Fire Under Control Near Mays Landing
A wildfire near Mays Landing New Jersey burned over 20 square miles, destroyed dozens of homes and hunting lodges, and wiped out the hamlet of Keegan. About 560 firefighters battled the blaze overnight with water scarcity hindering efforts. no injuries were reported.
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New Jersey
Ahram
Bart Kriken Mays Landing
N. J
P.J
Wwws
Mckee City
Froglish Creek
Keegan
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Starler Orchestra
WEAO
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Liberty Avenue Curve
Joseph Dougherty
D. BE. Carney
Pittburgh
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James Miller
West Penn Hospital
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Max Jud
BORAH
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Warren Ssvines Bank
Ciace
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Pettsburgh Produce
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