Woman Nominated for U S Senate in Minnesota First za
A woman, Anna Dickie Olesen, leads the Minnesota Senate nomination for the Democratic Party in the state’s primary, beating two men with 18,212 votes to 14,019 after partial returns from 1,175 of 8,248 precincts. The scene also notes Grace F Kaerscher’s Republican nomination for the state Supreme Court clerk post.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Associated? Press
United States Senate
Anna Dickie Olesen
Thomas Neighen
Olesen
Neighen
Kellogs
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
Senate
Grace F. Kaerscher
Ortonville
Supreme Court
Herman Mueller
Kaeracher
Auto Bandits Escape With $5,000 Payroll
Four armed bandits held up I. Lewis Cigre company treasurer Harry Lewis and clerk James Dimes in Newark New Jersey tonight, escaping with a $5,000 payroll after forcing entry with revolvers and fleeing in a car bearing a New York license plate.
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Newark
N. J
Harry Lewis
James Dimes
I. Lewis’ Cigne Company
New York
New Clue Emerges in Northrup Murder Inquest
Coroner’s inquest witnesses, led by John J. Phelan, reveal fears of a hostile underworld group and a man and wife plan. George Coftis testified of three year cohabit, a cottage deposit, and an impending marriage while the case details show a orderly apartment and a battered corpse.
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Northrup
Lilla B. Northrup
Main Street
John J. Phelan
George Coftis
Coftis
Mors Northrup
iCortis
Peter Matera
Carl Henkie
John Curry
Fred Derrick
Queenie King
Louis de Vestre
Charles Nadeau
Senate Agrees to Take Up Soldier Bill After Tariff
In June 20 report from Washington, Republicans plan a dinner and immediate action on a soldier bill after tariff talks. The party committee seeks unity with King’s leadership facing mixed expectations as reforms and strategy unfold.
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Senate
J. Washington
Alex H Robinson
John
Stratfield
Tt Lg Dis
King
John T
Senate Debates on Bonus Bill and Subsidy Vote
The article outlines Senate actions on a bonus bill and ship subsidy. Voting records show party lines in the tabling motion, with 53 to 22 in favor of tabling. Senator Watson proposed a special order after tariff passage, later adjusted to fit Senate rules. President Harding gave informal approval to House plans to vote the subsidy after tariff finalization.
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Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Norma
Nebraska
Borah
Bursum
Calder
Cameron
Capper
Cummins
Curtis
Diingham
DuPont
Edge
Ernst
Fernald
France
Frelinghuysen
Gooding
Harreld
Jones
Wash
Kellogg
Ladd
Jen
Oot Lodge
McCormick
McCumber
McKinley
McLean
McNary
Noses
Nelson
Newberry
Nicholson
Norbeck
Oddie
Phipps
Poindexter
Shortridge
Smoot
Spencer
Sterling
Sutherland Townsend
Wadsworth
Ind
Wills
Repub
Dial
Glass
King
Myers
Pomerene
Swanson
Underwood End
Wiliams
Democrata
Noel—Ashurst
Broussard
Caraway
Culberson
Gerry
Heflin
Hitchcock
Underwood
Washington
Harding
House
Yale Embarrassed by Size Of Glasses Says President
Yale President Angell reports Yale fresh man class scholarship levels higher than recent years. He warns of embarrassment if entering numbers grow, stressing heavy departmental loads and risk to teaching efficiency. He notes shifts toward Sheffield and engineering studies and University plans to advance such programs. Continued on Page Four.
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Yale
New Haven
Angell
Battell Chapel
Iba
Shef
De Valera Beaten Yet Secures Dail Seat In Stormy Vote
In a tumultuous race, De Valera loses the leadership bid but wins a Dail seat as unions face a damaging strike and trade setbacks loom. Hooper warns of broader economic strain while one hundred enrollments are reported incomplete.
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DE Valera
Five Day Week Bible School Opens at Presbyterian Church
A free Bible study school will begin Monday at the First Presbyterian church with 100 pupils, five teachers, and a principal Rev Alexander Alison Jr directing. He will teach the Bible without injecting opinions, aiming to curb immorality through Word knowledge.
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First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Alison, Jr
Marconi unveils radio lighthouse to aid sea safety
Senator Guglielmo Marconi announces a radio searchlight concept using a revolving reflector to emit a directional beam for ships. The system would guide vessels in fog or poor visibility, detect other ships by reflected signals, and warn of airships, potentially spanning up to a hundred miles.
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New York
Guglielmo Marconi
Institute of Radio Engineers
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Six tourists killed as train crashes into auto near Macon
Six tourists traveling from Fort Lauderdale Florida to Nicholasville Kentucky were killed when a Central of Georgia passenger train struck their automobile near Macon Georgia. Mia Lovenia Cox, the sole survivor, named her husband Howard Cox as among the dead before dying. Others identified by initials and last name included L A Taylor and J P Taylor.
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Macon
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Nicholasville
Central of Georgia
Mia Lovenia Cox
Howard Cox
Moundsville
W V
Bettera
Disabled Vets to Attend Connecticut VFW Convention in Bridgeport
Colonel Forbes directs 150 Allingtown Hospital veterans to Bridgeport for a three day Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment. New Haven residents provide transport for disabled ex service members, who will be joined by doctors and nurses. Delegates from 24 posts in Connecticut and guests from New York and New Jersey, including national commander Robert Woodside, are expected. about 5000 people anticipated.
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C. A. Forbes
Veteran's Bureau
Allingtown Hospital
Bridge— Port
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Connecticut
New Haven
New York
New Jersey
Robert G Woodside
Pittsburgh
Veterans of Freign Wars
Ruel Walton
Bridge
Ruths Row With Umpire Triggers Cleveland Sentiment
Cleveland June 7 Angered by his suspension from President Johnson Ruth threatened umpire Mill Dineen prompting quick intervention by Indians players to avert a confrontation before the New York game. Ruth after practice confronted Dineen at the dugout trading insults and inviting him beneath the grand stand, with fists raised before managers Speaker ONeill and McInnis intervened.
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Cleveland
B. Johnson
Habes
Ruth
Mill Dineen
Cleveland Indians
New York
Wimpla Dineen
Johnson
Dinsen
Samy
Dineen
Speaker
Steve O'Neill
Stuffy" McInnis
Auto crashes in Milford place two in hospital
Milford June 20 Sidney H Coomb of New York owner of a car that crashed into a telegraph pole on the Bridge Port turnpike near Milford center today filed a reckless driving complaint against Dr William Shattuck of Louisville Ky who was en route to Yale commencement. Coomb says Shattuck forced him off the road. Lilian Coomb 10 suffered lacerations. Shattuck aided the injured then was held on 50 bond awaiting town court.
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Milford
Sidney H Coomb
New York
Bridge- Port Turnpike
Center
Willam Shattuck
Louisville
Yale
Coomb
Shattuck
Bridgeport
Lilian Coomb
In Shattuck
Mulford Hospital
New Haven
Douglas
A. T. Capron
Stillwater
IR. I
Washington Bridge
Marriage of Japanese Prince Sanctioned in Tokyo
June 20 in Tokyo, the marriage of the Prince Regent of Japan to Princess Nagakokuni was sanctioned. A formal betrothal is planned for June, with the ceremony to be announced.
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Tokio
Japan
Nagakokuni
Miners and Rail Unions Plot Coordinated Strike
Cincinnati June 20 Officials of miners and railroad shop crafts employees discussed a concerted action under the Chicago alliance signed last February. Lewis president of the miners and Ben Jewell head of the Railway Employees department met with lawyers to review legal angles and a plan of action if the threatened railroad strike goes into effect.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Lewis
Ben Jewell
Rairoad
Supreme Court
Colorado
City Officials Bid Godspeeds to Lombard Family
Miss Theresa Lavery, sister of Alderman William J. Lavery and US Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery, named temporary clerk in City Clerk's office as Lombard family departs New York for Ireland. City officials including A. E Veness and Francis P Dunnigan plan a bid on voyage to the Lombards.
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Theresa. Lavery
William J. Lavery
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
Helen Lombard
Lomborg Wily Senl
Ireland
New York
Richard Lombard
Richard
A. E Veness
Common Council
Francis P Dunnigan
Lawrence Gill
Frank Hearn
Public Works
George Coughlin
Biddon
Unions Attack Labor Board Threatens Rail Walkout
Railroad Labor Board chairman Ben W Hooper replies to union leaders denying “fierce assaults” and distorted claims. He urges adherence to official limits to avoid a disastrous strike while noting the danger of labor unrest amid wage and policy disputes. Page Two continues.
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Labor Board
Chicago
al Press
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
Bridgeport Week Showcases Local and International Goods
Bridgeport Week educates residents and visitors by displaying a wide range of home and imported products. Eight firms participate in window displays at American Hardware, D M Read, Hoyland, and other stores, featuring Browning rifles, electrical machinery, lace, corsets, and jewelry. Exhibits include Bridgeport Brass, Harvey Hubbell, Ives Toy Shop, and Amel ia Fabrics among others, with silver and scenic pieces from local manufactur ers.
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Visi
Bridgeport Made
Bridgeport Products
American Hardware
Remington Army Co
Hergi Co
Ives Toy Shop
Harvey Hubbell Co
Bridgeport Brass Co
Armstrong Co
D. M. Read and Hoyland
Amelia Fabrics Co
Bridgeport Coach Lace Co
Wisfrid Brothers Co
G. Fairchild & Son
Hera
By & Edwards
Whiting Facturing Companies
Hawley Hardware
O Pocket Cutlery
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Anna D. Olesen
Democratic Party
Maine
Port
Vine
Elbert D. Hayford
Edwin J. Moor
Maurice W. Bragdon
Roselle W. Hud- Gilsteng
Orono
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
State Senate
Nettie C Burleigh
Vanhalboro
W. A Marriner
Rose A. Warren
Portland
Frank S. Guernsey
Howard
Oakley €. Curtis
Percival P Baxter
John P. Deering
Hiesine
William
Samuel Garlick
Garlick
Joan T. King
Voters’ League
Scientiifc
Sheffeld
Ube
Ing
Sheffield
Soho
Republcan
Brotherhood
America
Dennis O'Connel
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Parnell
Redmond
Te Valera
Dail Eireann
Rory O'Conner
Michael Colling
A. F. of L
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor Convention
William H. Johnston
Machinists’ Union
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Joseph Lynal
Peoria
Alexander Howat
August Dorby
Kansas Joiners
Kansas Industrial Court
Ulara
Lynal
Miners’ Union
Marconi
American Institute of Engineers
Allingtown
Lewis and
Jewell
Godspeed
Rail Board
B. M. Jewell
Ty Railway
American Federation
Hac
Raiway
Bridgeport Products Week
Remington Rum Co
American Hardware G
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