Senate Leaders Seek Course If Wote Wins in November
Washington June 13 senate investigators press for more revelations in the lavish spending tied to the recent Pennsylvania Republican primary. A new batch of subpoenas went out as leads expected to yield further witnesses are pursued. The Ware Pepper and Pinchot warroom ties under scrutiny include nearly 1.5 million dollars in primary campaign outlays and the wholesale hiring of party workers at polls.
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Ware-Beiderman
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Ware
Child evangelist converts sixty at Calvary Baptist church
A Fresno eleven year old girl evangelist, Aidine Ma belle Utley, converted sixty people at Calvary Baptist church in New York. Many converts were middle aged men. She plans an old fashioned soul awakening at the same church next fall.
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Associated Press
New York
Aidine Mabelle Utley
Fresno
Cal
Calvary Baptist Church
Game Church
Nine Lives Taken by Fierce Storms Midwest
A June 18 AP report from Chicago describes severe electrical, wind, and rain storms sweeping across the Midwest for three days. The storms caused fatalities and widespread damage, with torrential downpours and one inch of rain in 15 minutes reported in some areas. The article notes ongoing disruption, including halted automobile travel, as officials continue assessing the toll.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
Reamer Bureau
Reverent Tribute To Eight Princes Of Church In New York
New York on June 13 paid solemn reverence to eight cardinals amid a papal procession watched by about half a million. Cardinal Hayes and visiting prelates led the ceremony at St Patrick's Cathedral with Cardinal Bonzano, the papal legate, presiding.
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Hungary
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Paris
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Irelan
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Boston
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Dougherty
Philadelphia
Catholic Church of America
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United States
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Cardlal Pastner
Munich
Rotary International Opens Seventh Convention in Denver
Advance registrations exceed hotel space and 500 private homes are opened to Rotarians visiting Denver for the seventh Rotary International convention. International President Donald Sadan will preside at the Monday night opening in University of Denver stadium with 1200 attendees expected. Rotarians from 35 countries arrive as events unfold through the week including Cheyenne Frontier Days showcase and Rotary Anns reception, with sessions beginning Tuesday morning in the municipal auditorium.
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Associated Press
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Sy Charien Rhodes
Auckland
New Zealand
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Rotary Anns
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Oklahoma
Git
Man Battles Bear to Save Daughter at Show
Worcester report from June 13 describes A. Butcher leaping into a bear pen to rescue his 4 year old daughter, Dave, who was feeding candy to the bear when pulled in. The bear gripped the child as onlookers watched. The father drew the child free after she suffered severe claw bites and shock. Medical staff listed her condition as serious.
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Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
A. Butcher
Dave
Northboro
Sacrifices Foot to Save His Life
Allentown notes a dramatic instance of a man named Helmy from Walnut Hort who, in a perilous moment, did all he could to shield others after his foot became wedged on a dangerous flyer or obstacle. The report describes his action as a reflexive sacrifice to avert a fatal outcome.
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Acaotates
Allentown
Pesanti
Car Plunges From Bridge Leaves Four Dead
Martinez California June 13 George P Jones 36 Santa Fe station agent at Glen Frazer and three 19 year old youths drowned when their car plunged from a bridge into two feet of water The fifth youth escaped by kicking a hole through the top The car was struck on the bridge by another vehicle and the survivor said the other car collided with them The bodies were recovered and a coroner's jury was to hear details tomorrow
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Glen Frazer
Here
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George Lincoln
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Oakland
Donald Wright
Ralph Frazer
Martines
Montana Recovery From Deflation Praised by Auditor Porter
The Anpociatea Press reports Montana surpassing other states in recovery after deflation. Auditor George P. Porter sent copies of a new Montana book to state insurance commissioners, asserting Montana’s industrial strength and financial health. He notes record turkey shipments, top pork quality, rising mine payrolls in Butte, and agricultural gains as signs of rapid recovery and optimism statewide.
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George P. Porter
Montana
Coolidge to Press More Reductions in Government Costs
President Coolidge signals further cuts to government expenses citing efficiency in departments. At a Westar conference he outlines a public buildings program and harbor improvements while noting no immediate tax-reduction pledge. July fiscal actions depend on efficiency gains and broader fiscal discussions.
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Coolidge
Pablo
Sunes
Four Die in Motor Train Collision at Crossing
At least four people were killed and a fifth seriously injured when a Missouri Pacific southbound accommodation train struck a touring car near Crossin g SY tonight. The impact hurled the car about 400 feet from the right of way.
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Missouri Pac
Montana Shows Big Gain in Oil Output
Montana records show a shift in oil activity with imports of gas Une falling from 21,000,000 to 12,250,000 gallons over three years while state consumption rose from 32,285,000 to 3,500,000 gallons and expenditures climbed from 620,000 to 4,600,000. In 1925 Montana refineries produced 21,960,606 gallons of crude oil. by 1928 refineries were operating more fully in the state.
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Helena
MontAna
Stave Board of ‘Equalization
Phow
TINKHAM RENEWS ATTACK ON LEAGUE
Washington reports show Representative Tinkham plans a bill to bar members of Congress from accepting fees for speeches on any legislation. The Republican from Massachusetts contends funds from secret political organs influence lawmakers and erode the public trust.
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M Nary Measure I Faces Southern Opposition
The debate over M Nary Measure I continues with proposals, counter proposals, and pressure on southern Democrats. Proponents claim distance from cotton states and tariff shifts, while Arkansas Senator Robinson and allies consider tariff relief for farmers. A conference outcome defers provisions affecting cattle and cotton, signaling waning support without southern backing.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Christ Lives In Physical Body Says Leader
An Associated Press report from London quotes a religious leader asserting that Christ resides in a physical body. The speaker claims ongoing present- day revelation and hints at prophetic events tied to coming into the world, describing certain unavoidable, disputed happenings.
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Christ
Associated Press
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Ving
London
Keriahnamurita
Rainfall drenching Montana continues across state
Reports from Butte and across Montana indicate heavy rains persist, with moisture lasting over three weeks and threatening crops in many areas. Flooding and damp conditions were noted in Judith Basin Havre Billing Helena Great Falls and Butte as showers moved through eastern districts and into the western regions.
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Billings
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Jazz music kills famous musician in New York incident
An Associated Press report from New York dated June 13 details a fatal event involving a renowned musician surrounded by jazz fans. The incomplete text suggests a tense scene and potential cause linked to music performance.
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Associated Press
New York
Jaix
Musto
Goretti Trial Underway For Pesanti Murder Today
Virginia. Cit? 6 13 reports Goretti to stand trial in Virginia City for the killing of Paul Pesanti, Melrose rancher. The defense claims Fontino killed Pesanti with Pesanti's wife absent, 47 jurors considered, 21 witnesses summoned, defense teams led by Alten and Prebourn, prosecution by Jones. Trial expected to span this week and into next.
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Rascolston Press
Virginia
CIT
Prini
Joe Gorett
Paul Pesanth
Gorett
Mario Telli
Salt Lake City
Goretti
Italy
Virginia City
Lyman H. Bennett
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Nick A. Rotering
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Jorett
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Harrison J. Preebourn
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