Detroit and New York legends meet as Sullivan eyes Kilrain
In Detroit, John L. Sullivan debates boxing with Jem Smith and Alf Greenfield while the Prince of Wales observes. Henry Ford hosts Bremen fliers Edsel Ford and Junkers, visits General Atterbury, and showcases a new air station and tri motor plane amid plans for future air transport. Ford notes flying faces a wall, with Edsel steering the developments.
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New York
Detroit
Mich
John L. Sullivan
Prince of Wales
Jom Smith
Fagland
Kilrain
Sullivan
Jack Ashton
America
Henry Ford
Philadelphia
Bremen
Edsel Ford
Ford
Junkers
Germany
Seattle girl’s Hindoo honeymoon ends after first baby
A Seattle woman who recently married a former Maharajah of Indore may not realize her Hindu honeymoon ends with the birth of the first girl baby. The McNary-Haugen bill had not passed the house twenty minutes before Farmer Jake Bentley ordered a second car.
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Seattle
U. S. Plans Evacuation From North China if Needed
The United States prepared to evacuate all Americans from North China in a state of emergency. Civilians and armed forces would withdraw to Tientsin, with the Asiatic fleet ready to assist. Minister MacMurray and Rear Admiral Bristol could issue orders as needed. The State Department hopes the move will not be necessary.
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Washington
North China
U. S
Tientsin
Chefoo
Dan Isene
MacMurray
Mark L. Bristol
State Department
Three Tribune policy claims paid after auto injuries
Three checks totaling 82.14 were mailed to Tribune accident policy subscribers. Clayton O. Dunlop of Warren, four weeks off work after an April 15 auto accident with ear injury and knee damage receives 40. Arthur McConnell of Warren RD No 2 gets 25 for a March 19 left-hand injury while working on a furnace. N A Benner of Tidioute also receives 17.14 for an auto crash injury.
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Tribune
Clayton O. Dunlop
Warren R. D. No. 4
Dunlop
N. A. Benner
Tidioute
Arthur McConnell
Warren
R. D
McConnell
Bremen Flyers Visit Montreal Guests of the City
The trans Atlantic Bremen crew Major James Fitzmaurice Captain Hermann Koehl and Baron Gunther Von Huenefeld arrived in Montreal to be guests of the city greeted by a large enthusiastic crowd at Windsor street station.
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Montreal
Que
Bremen
Fiers
James Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koehl
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
Windsor Street
In Congress Today Benales Takes Up Boulder Dam Bill
The session notes Johnson Boulder Dam bill for a second time as committees press inquiries. Presidential campaign investigation continues hearings. Public lands committee resumes oil lease probe in Salt Creek Field Wyoming. House acts on two postal bills amid veto debate.
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Benales
Johnson Boulder Dam
Presidential Campaign Investigation Committee
Public Lands Committee
Salt Creek Field
Wyoming
House
Boulder Dam
Warning device at F N crossing proposed by Warren County Club
Investigation into installing a signaling device at the F N crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad on Youngsville road may be among first acts of Warren County Motor Club’s new officers. The discussion followed the recent crossroad tragedy that claimed Clyde E. Baker’s life. Officers elected include A A Albaugh as president and M H Deardorff as treasurer. The club counted 456 paid memberships.
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F.N. Tower
Pennsylvania Railroad
Youngsville Road
Warren County Motor Club
Clyde E. Baker
Pleasant Township
P. D. Belknap
State Highway Department
A. A. Albaugh
W. F. Bennett
H. W. Conarro
Arthur Kirby
R. E. Waid
F. A. Shaw
Tidioute
M. H. Deardorff
Warren
Board of Governors
M.G. A
GC. W. Benjamin
W. F. Clinger
A. B. Cunningham
C. A. Hubbard
EH. Ley
Peter E. Nelson
Dr. W. M. Robertson
J. R. van Cleve
Mather
White Rose Amusement Park Fined for Sunday Law Violations
York May 22 Fred G Bothwell manager of the White Rose amusement park paid a $100 fine and costs for operating on Sunday in defiance of city and state blue laws of 1794. Five assistants were fined $10 each. Last year Rothwell sought an injunction to prevent enforcement of the law.
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York
Fred G. Bothwell
White Rose
Bothwell
Rothwell
West End Romeos Declare Open Door Policy on South Side
A West End delegation told the Tribune that an open door policy exists at the South Side end of the bridge after a friendly clash at the Brewery lot. West End youths claim victory and say they may call on South Side girls' homes, at least until another test of strength.
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West End Romeos
South Side
Warren
West End
West
Daylight saving vote set by Warren officials
Preparations underway for private election Saturday to determine daylight saving adoption. Burgess Chapman says approval leads to proclamation, rejection means veto. A multi-member committee, including council and press representatives, will count votes after polls close at 7 p.m. Saturday. result to be carried by newspapers Monday. Ballots printed, unofficial expenses covered by private donors. Urges public participation at city hall.
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Warren
Burgess Chapman
Urgess Chapman
The Tribune Tonight Overview of Page Contents
A summary of the newspaper's table of contents across pages two to eleven, listing sections such as late local and telegraph news, regional updates Sugargrove and Porkey, editorials, deaths and funerals, various city reports, sports, society news, comics, and want ads. Includes references to specific features like Mather mine disaster coverage and radio programs.
Officials Visit Mayville Grave of Henry Rouse
County officials M Brady, E D Stewart, County Clerk Leavy, and County Solicitor Peter Nelson visited the grave of Hon. Henry Rouse at Mayville. They checked upkeep and flowers on the grave. Rouse founded the Rouse Fund of 160000 dollars, with half for the poor and half for county roads. He was born October 9, 1823, and died April 17, 1861.
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Henry Rouse
Mayville
M. Brady
E. D. Stewart
Leavy
Peter Nelson
Rouse
Trinity Memorial Picnic On June 7 At Outing Club
Trinity Memorial church holds its annual picnic at the Outing Club on Thursday June 7 with a 4 pm baseball game between day lights and darks led by captains Edward Branch and J B Van Cleve. Contests start at 2 30 pm followed by supper at 5 30 pm and dancing later with committees led by Harry L Lewis and others.
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Trinity Memorial Church
Harry L. Lewis
C. S. Allen
W. T. Kelly
Mr. Lewis
Daylights
Edward Branch
J. B. van Cleve
W. T. Davidson
Walter C. Heasley
Elisha Robinson
Emily Peterson
Eugenia Kehr
John Kehr
Bell Hoskins
Charles Keelor
Lindy Postpones Atlantic Flight Until Fall
Detro it May 22. Charles A Lindbergh has postponed his proposed Atlantic crossing via Greenland until the fall, a United Press report indicates.
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Detroit
Mid
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Greenland
United Press
Zonta to host inter-club luncheon with Sheriff Sterrett speaker
Warren Zonta club invites members of three men’s service clubs to a Thursday lunch at 12:10 PM at the YWCA. Erie County Sheriff Tom Sterrett, also a Erie Daily Times columnist, will be principal speaker. Lions club luncheon canceled to join the inter-club event.
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Warren
Tom Sterrett
Erie County
Warren Zonta Club
W.C. A
Sterrett
Erie Daily Times
Lions Club
KM. C. A
Miller
Mail pilot killed as plane crashes near Richmond
Edward J. Horrissey, 35, a mail pilot delivering from New York on the New York Atlanta route, died when his plane nose dived and engine trouble halted return to the field. Fog prevented a safe landing and he was pinned beneath wreckage. In Daytona, Ohio, Edward Linder, 37, Avon, killed eight month old Mildred Balmert and wounded the child’s mother, then attempted suicide. both were hospitalized with neck wounds.
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Richmond
U.P
Edward J. Horrissey
New York
Daytona
Edward Linder
Avon
Ohio
Mildred Balmert
Linder
Local Florist’s Auto Burned At Gas Station In Cleveland
E W Heelas owner of Heelas Flower Shop had his car badly burn on a Cleveland gas station Sunday night after a party member lit a match to test a claim that gas would not burn. Heelas was burned on the hand. the station at St Hugh Avenue and 4th Street suffered fire damage and windows were broken.
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Cleveland
E. W Heelas
Heelas
Library Theatre
Ohio
St.Hugh Avenue
4Th Street
Hrelas
Henry Ford
31 Bodies Pulled From Mine as Rescue Continues
Riartiler Pennsylvania May 22 The Mather coal mine rescue operation intensified today as 31 more bodies were recovered bringing the death toll to 92. One miner, Frank Bursha, was found alive after 85 hours beneath ground. rescue crews expect more bodies and fear the toll could reach hundreds as efforts stretch into the shaft depths and surrounding towns mobilize doctors and nurses.
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Riatiler
U P
Mather Nine
Knows
Joh Ha Thomas
State Bureau of Mines
Moe
Hope
Frank Bursha
Asp
Bursha
Buesha
Krubie
Bucsha
Waynesburg
Taesee
Bacsha
Mather Collienes Company
Weather forecast for western Pa event and temps
Western Pennsylvania forecast calls for a rally and fair weather tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Local observations show 60 at 3 a.m. and 75 at 2 p.m. No precipitation reported, river level 22, sun sets tonight and rises at daybreak.
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