Prohibition Debate Shapes Vare Pepper Senate Vote
In a tight Pennsylvania Senate contest the Prohibition issue did not decide the race. Eugene Pepper led outside Philadelphia while William Vare built strong support in Allegheny and Pittsburgh counties. Vare’s statewide plurality grows past 100 000 as Beidleman falls short and Pepper concedes.
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Pho Vilchia
Senate
Allegheny
Whit Pitsburgh
Mellon
Senaor Vare
Allegheny County
Vareworke
Hie
Isi Endoranten
Hivwetassus
Gutelie
Philadelpha
Atesheny
Arthur H James
Ran Smith
Universal Service
Willam H Vare Wet
United States
Tahiw Ware
Keystone
Secretas
Treasury
Andrew W Melton
Eduard E Beidleman
John Fishey
Beidleman
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Ware
House of Representatives
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Murford
Vare
Pinchot
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Adnai
Varese Joss
Pattsburgh
Almur
Melion
Vates
Jr Veingins
Lindalide Wiltiuude
Arcening Modestl
Vutee
Repubican National
Pennsylama
Bel Oman
Nee
W Tlarry Bikes Republic
Tatrman
Mallons
Joseph Grundst
Penosaisaniy Strate Manufacturers’ Association
Cinferon Quay
Penivte 5
Vare Woo
Senate to Probe Campaign Funds Turmoil and Questions
Senate debate reveals confusion over campaign fund records and roll calls. Allegations focus on missing names and improper adoption votes. Former senator Newberry and other figures figure into the probe as parties dispute practices during financing oversight.
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Pume Scratnrs
Omside
Threeat
Fomer Senita Fruman
Newberry
Tle Newprry
Senita Hoorissen
Senate
Wim Cal
Ried
Pennstanta
Marta Frens soTka
Wartin
Ponshan
Vare Styles Victory Move For Dry Modification
Pennsylvania Senatorial hopeful Vare claims a sweeping victory for a wet platform. He thanks Pennsylvanians for support, pledges anti Volstead reform, and notes Republican backing despite Mellon and Reed opposition. White House call referenced as Moore calls.
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Washington Mu
Pourishiwia
Wilhem
Loe Kotse
Benita Svare
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ms Platform
United States
Pennshama
Ware
Crimton (Rr
Michigan
Upshaw
Pepper
Pinchot
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Gay Varenis
Pesident Coolidge
Potdge
Nate
House
White House
Cai
Alexander P Moore
Fennsylvania
Moore
Spain
Women Clubs Back Day Law At Atlantic City May 64
Women’s clubs gather in Atlantic City in May 1964 for a convention, endorsing a federal department of education with a cabinet member while opposing postmaster general control over personnel. They adopt a unified marriage and divorce law despite state opposition, elect new officers led by Mag Groily Louise Plaomtey, and note strong attendance and involvement from several clubs, with meetings planned for October.
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Department of Education
Pos
Congress
Unifon
Unifo
Nfew
Acton
Mag
Louise Plaomtey
Samford
Mre
Iwald
Whitney
Mortden
Mire Piederich
Peasley
Cheshire
Pars' Lence
Mis Lacey
Wilontana Sicepregient
Giora
Stoughtan
Thrtford
Muimy Tons Bratulitory
Trelphiin Club
Milfort
Rev McLean Improves After Eye Operation
The lean pastor at St Augustine’s Church in this city underwent an eye operation yesterday at Hopkins Hospital in Buffalo Path. He had been treated for several hours due to a hemorrhage. The operation was performed by TD Beiman. The hospital says he is progressing well.
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St Augustines
Hopkins Hospital
Butunoee Pathe
Wilum
Leataad
Beiman
Saad
Tom
Acheson Named Coadjutor Bishop for Connecticut Diocese
The Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut at its annual convention elected the Rev E C Acheson as bishop coadjutor after multiple ballots. Acheson, 67, a Toronto native and Holy Trinity Middletown rector, will assist and succeed Bishop Brewster, with the diocese considering future division and increased oversight. He has wartime service as a chaplain and is married with three children.
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Toronto University
Queens Own” Regiment
Vietour
Protestant Episcopal Church
Connecticut
Christ Cathedral Church
Brewster
Barish House
Samuel Satelitte
New Britain
Hartford
George Alexander Barrow
Ansonia
Kenry Knox Sherrill
Trinity Churin
Boston
Daniel Banford
Redding
V Wrink
Momehouse
Shelton
Samuel
Drury
St Paul's Ghowl
Concord
William T Hooper
St John's Church
Hooper
Charles Bennett
George Thompson
Greenwich
Ite
Frank Geiman
Middletown
Des Bates
Jones
New Jersey
Fleming Jiames
Br Howard Robbing
New York
Ely
St John the Divine
George Toon
Church of the Apostles
Philadelphia
Willian
S$ Joinsbhueh
Jason & Sell
Menchester
Losbrook
Res Jothauna
Pykingtos
James Sheering
Acheson
Sherrill
Gardner
Robbina
Toop Jones
James
Dosbrook
Church of God
Achesor
Toronto
Queen's Gun
Canada
Holy Trinity Church
Tle
Tate
J. Lewis Parks
Calvary Church
New York City
Woolwith Ing
Wyckliffe College
Grand Jury to Hear 32 Persons in Pisch er Case
Coroner John J Phelan called a hearing next Monday on the Henry Pischer inquest. Attorneys Lavery and Finn petition to reopen, citing testimony held by Susie Nagy of Fairfield. A four member Grand Jury will convene Friday to receive all available evidence and decide further action.
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John Stefanak
John J Phelan
Henry Pischer
Hugh J Lavery
Thomas Finn
Arthur J Bennett
Susie Nagy
Second — Street
Fairfield
Phelan
Nagy
Fischer
Witresa
New Milford Farmer Dies From Horse Incident
New Milford May 19 AP Adam Michilek 37 a farmer working for Thomas Young in Meriyall section was killed when kicked in the head by a horse while plowing. He leaves a widow and child.
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New Milford
Adam Michilek
Thomas Young
Meriyall
Vermont Governor Heads Party Here
The Vermont governor led a party on the last stop before a return trip to Burlington. In Toledo they were guests at a breakfast hosted by the Chamber of Commerce then toured a three car Vermont product exhibition. The display featured natural goods, mounted fish and game, deer and raccoon, and scenes of Montpelier and the mountains drawing crowds. The train then departed for New York, aiming for Pennsylvania Station by 6:00 pm.
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Toledo
Vermont
Green Mountain State
Bridgefoltens
New York
Pennsylvania
New State Arises Amid Fascist Rhetoric in Rome
Rome presses celebrate Mussolini era shift with flags and calls for unity as fascist reforms finalize a unique blend of political civil law. Alfredo Rocco leads the measure, while labor factions show muted approval and concern about suppression of unions in the new regime.
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Rome
Popola di Romanius
Jt Ig
Alfredo Rocco
Gamondo Ressoni
English miners deadlock on hours and wages
London may 19 AP the Miners Federation reports deadlock over government proposals at the miners national delegate conference. Secretary A J Cook says miners would not accept any change to hours or wages. A full executive committee meeting convened to study the proposals and prepare recommendations for the delegate conference.
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London
A J Cook
Miners Federation Toiry
Oefere i
Nseramenta
Magri Youth Reform School Transfer Report
A court report notes Josema Maced Nickk Dameol Charlea L Pavis were sent to reformatories while Edward Collins received probation after a robbery at Henry B Johnson on September 8. The jury found Collins and Pastis guilty of robbers with Siglence Mac and Wemeoll, with execution suspended in their sentences by Judge Yeomars in Criminal Superior Court.
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Josema Maced
Nickk Dameol
Charlea L Pavis
Edward Collins
Henry B. Johnson
Fudge TM Yeomars
Criminal Superior Court
Collins
Pastis
Rudic
Siglence Mac
Wemeoll
Mayor Behrens Congratulates Governor on Maple Sugar Exhibit
Mayor I W Behrens congratulates Governor Franklin S Billings on the Maple Sugar Special exhibit. The Governor expresses appreciation for Bridgeport's reception of the visitors and the exhibit’s excellence.
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I. W. Behrens
Franklin S Billings
Bridgeport
W E D Stokes Dies In His 74th Year At Ansonia
W E D Stokes, hotel man and former Ansonia owner, died in his 74th year after running the Ansonia until 1911 and leasing it for years. He had faced a divorce suit begun in 1919, with Mrs Stokes alleging cruelty. The lengthy case resulted in a court ruling that she did not obtain a divorce, despite letters she wrote to her husband. The saga included a Cuban connection and a later remarriage for Stokes.
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Heta Llernandez de Alba Acosta
Cuba
Stokes
Mia Stokes
Henisghand
Sie
Wiss Githim
Mtr
Lwok
Thasult
Triat
Stokes Ills and Legal Tangles Span Years of Courtroom Battles
A long sequence of lawsuits and criminal cases followed Mr Stokes through decades, involving defamation, witness manipulation, divorce, fraud claims, and civil disputes. Notable items include a retrial petition, charges of buying witnesses, a $600000 trust settlement, fee lawsuits by lawyers, and a deadly shooting incident linked to chorus girls. The tangled web extended to stock schemes and a publishing dispute ending with various acquittals or unresolved outcomes.
Forgotten Letter Arouses Envoy in Tariff Probe
Former tariff commissioner William Culbertson told a Senate tariff committee he quit the tariff board because the job became intolerable not through coercion. He denied that the White House pressured him on the sugar case and said private papers were never meant for public use. He criticized Senator Norris for leveraging his private documents in speeches and urged clearer tariff laws.
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Brossard
Culbertson
la Follette
Wisconsin
Costigan
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Romania
William Culbertson
Special
Senate Tariff Investigating Committee
Commission
Hdge
Tariff Commission
Ibout
White House
Tariff and Tariff Commission
Glia
M Culbertson
Congress
France Considers Radical Aid As Franc Falls
French leaders weigh swift action as the franc tumbles. The exchange market reacts with sharp moves after talk of using Morgentau funds and intervention. Socialists led by Leon Blum demand early parliament reconvening to address the crisis and restore confidence.
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Briand
France
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Blum
Charles Pimielo i
Miland
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