Exorbitant costs in Pennsylvania primary campaigns
Washington wires report nearly two million dollars spent in Pennsylvania by Republican contenders for U S senator and governor. The piece argues state campaign laws evade control, while exposing the dual federal state system and urges tighter limits on campaign spending to curb extravagance nationwide.
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Out Our Way Creator Joins East Las Vegas Frontier Days
Jim Williams, famed creator of Out Our Way, will attend East Las Vegas New Mexico Frontier Days from July 3 to 6 as guest of honor. Williams, who drew for the Messenger and NEA Service, rode New Mexico ranges with the prototypes of Slim and Curly. His gang will accompany him and participate in cowboy stunts while the events are chronicled daily in the Messenger.
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Two Youth Robbery Suspects Nabbed Near Logan
Logan June 14 two youths Ralph Collins and brother believed under eighteen were captured at Don Feather filling station by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn after an attempted break in. They were taken to Logan with a .25 caliber pistol recovered and a gas pump lock broken.
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Findlay Driver Dies After Car Plunges Off Bank
Paul McNair, 30, of Marion, died here today from injuries after an automobile plunged over a 20-foot embankment near Cygnet.
Aged Civil War veteran dies after long fight to prove alive
Ansel Fassett 84, listed as dead since 1863 after Gettysburg wounds, dies in Ocean Park California. His daughter from Bloomsburg arrives posthumously with discharge papers that might have proven his identity and pension eligibility. His body to be moved to Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania for burial beside his wife.
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Senators weigh seating Ware amid fraud probe
United Press report from Washington on June 14 describes the Senate investigating committee hearing into alleged fraud and corruption in the Pennsylvania primary. More than fifteen Ware Pepper Pinchot leaders are subpoenaed as witnesses as the probe extends beyond initial plans.
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Blaze Threatens San Toy Tipple in Small Damage
Fire discovered shortly after midnight at the Sunday Creek Coal Co. tipple in San Toy was quickly controlled by the night engineer and nearby miners. No crew was present at the blaze origin and losses were small. The mine, among the region’s few under Jacksonville wage terms, employs about 375 men and has operated for seven months. a similar tipple was destroyed at the same place eighteen months ago.
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Two Stations Are Record Makers
Washington June 14. Stations WJR WCX at Pontiac Michigan and WEAF at New York led Eastern broadcasting in May by maintaining correct transmissions on their assigned wave lengths. Only WCAP WRR in Washington and WGY in Schenectady showed minor deviations, while WSB in Atlanta exhibited a slightly larger variation.
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Russian gold fuels British miners wives relief amid labor worries
London reports Russian gold funds aid for the wives and children of Britain's striking miners while labor leaders fear foreign influence on the miners federation and its left wing. The cabinet protests Soviet involvement as a 1.75 million pound influx deepens political tensions within the Labour movement.
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Candidate McGrath Omission Noted in Ballot List
A newspaper item reports the omission of Elizabeth McGrath a Republican candidate for panty recorder from today’s candidate list. Her name appeared in an earlier Messen er print, and the omission was acknowledged as unintentional.
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The One Who Forgot by Ruby M Ayres to Run Daily
An exclusive NEA jury serial by Ruby M Ayres will appear daily in the passenger with issue of June 8. It is an absorbing World War era novel. Veterans wives sweethearts and mothers are urged not to miss it.
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Moments Seen By Citizens In Athens And East State Street
Witness reports describe the Athens post office doors opening on June 14 and a busy East State Street with about a thousand cars per hour on Sunday. A mother cat was observed preying on young robins, alarming local bird watchers.
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Massive Canadian Hoists Lift 560 Tons Per Hour
Two of the world’s largest hoists, now in Canada, can raise 560 tons of ore per hour from a depth of 3200 feet. The impressive machines boost mining capacity and efficiency, reflecting peak industrial technology of the era.
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Seattle Dancers Clash With Woman Mayor Over Ordinance
Seattle's new mayor Bertha Landes faces a fight with 340 professional dancers who fear an ordinance banning inviting men to dance will end their jobs. The dancers, led by Miss Billie Keyes, argue the measure targets their livelihood and reputations. They seek alternative work and question city support for single mothers among the profession.
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Five Best Features On Monday Radio Schedule
WEAF hook up at 10 p m Eastern daylight with Grand Opera KOA Denver 322 8 p m Mountain standard Elk's Flag Day exercises KDKA Pittsburgh 309 9 p m Eastern standard Light Opera hour WEAF New York 492 8 30 p m Eastern daylight Goldman Band concert WCCO Minneapolis Saint Paul 416 8 p m CST University of Minnesota program.
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Cincinnati Week End Auto Fatalities Claim Two Children
Hilda Goldstein aged eight and Lorain Prather aged three died in separate automobile accidents in Cincinnati over the weekend. Seventeen others were injured in the incidents, according to local reports.
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President Coolidge May Observe Rum System This Summer
The article reports President Calvin Coolidge plans a summer at the Kirkwood camp in the Adirondacks near a Canadian rum route. Prohibition agents will guard roads and patrol with armed cars to protect the president from bootleggers while smugglers exploit high prices for beer and malt beverages in New York City.
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New K. of P. Team to Face Ray-Glo at 6 P.M.
The K. of P. team with a new lineup will play Ray-Glo tonight at the playgrounds. The game is set for 6 o clock.
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Papal Legate Bonzano Welcomed Amid New York Pageant
In New York on June 1 a grand crowds greet papal legate John Bonzano en route to St Patrick’s Cathedral for a diocesan welcome by Cardinal Hayes. More than 200000 attended the parade and ceremony as Knights of Columbus and other Catholic groups formed a brilliant display. Cardin als plan to travel to Chicago Tuesday for the eucharistic congress.
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Falls Under Engine at Pennsylvania Railroad Roundhouse
Peter F., foreman at the Pennsylvania Rail road roundhouse in Columbus fell beneath a locomotive. No discussion of the accident was made by railway officials.
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