Memorial Day tribute to Confederate veterans at Spring Hill
Daughters of the Confederacy held a memorial service at Spring Hill cemetery honoring dead Confederate veterans and living survivors from the 1861 conflict. Jon N. Kenna delivered the principal address praising courage, tolerance, and the lasting spirit that shaped America.
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Girl Faces Murder Trial in Buffalo Supreme Court
Buffalo bound case centers on the fatal May 19 jewel store slaying of Rufus Filler. Stella Mackowska, 29, of Painesville Ohio, faces first degree murder charges and possible life in prison. Accused co defendant George Bittle is to stand trial later this month. Jewel theft totaling more than 40,000 allegedly accompanies the case as prosecutors seek a harsh verdict.
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Sunet-Stalle Mackawaka
Painesville
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Supreme Court
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Olay
Frank H. Minnick
George Bittle
Rufus Filler
Jemelry Stora
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Death House
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Bittle
Chinef
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Rtute
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Eller
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Austrian Chancellor Temas Seipel Shot in Vienna
Austrian Chancellor Temas Seipel was shot while alighting from a car in Vienna. The assailant, a fellow passenger, was also wounded as police moved to detain him. Seipel, in office since 1922, is listed as seriously but not fatally wounded. Continued on page nine.
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Associated Press
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Coolidge Near-Unity Claim Reported at Convention
Wastington June 1 Wilamn Tutler campaign manager for President Coolidge said the nation convention favored in the nomination of a president with 38 dollars needed for one choice. Hiram Johnson named as a rival received 28 of 70 in two states. Enpilette awarded a portion of votes in South Dakota and Illinois amid the canvass.
World Fliers At Kushimoto
AIMOTO Japan American world circling aviators arrived this morning from Kasumigaura fifty miles north of Tokio. Heavy weather delayed their departure. Planes berthed at Ushina Island two miles from Kushimoto. Fliers likely boarded a destroyer and may not start today for Kugoshima on Kyushu.
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Japan
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Kasumigaura
Tokio
Ushina
Fushimoto
Kugoghima
Kyushiy
Rose Show Opens This Morning As Entries Accepted
Rose show under Charleton rose society auspices opens today with entries accepted until 200 of elementy miph ing. Mrs. Arthur Hughes chairman announced. George Laven president of the Fasé society and Mrs Li SM orimas ba president of the Charieaton garden club will lead the event. Several exhibitors and officials named, with some unable to participate due to city obligations. Shriners from across the country arriving for the three day event opening Tuesday.
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Cheorge & Laven
Ve Fasé Society
Mra
Li SM Orimas
Charieaton Garden Club
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Henderson Maffet Bell
Kerry Alebrgh
Twinis
Nean
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President Calidge Faces A Week Busy At White House
Washington June 1 President Coolidge returns from a Mayflower cruise to Washington to confront a heavy legislative agenda. He plans to act on the BIL and respond to a Japanese note on exclusion, while coordinating with Secretary Hughes amid ongoing domestic and foreign policy matters. The President rests briefly at the White House as aides and reporters travel aboard the Mayflower for updates.
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Coolidge
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Conlidge
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Poincare and Cabinet Quit Amid French Crisis
Dispatch reports that Raymond Poincare resigns as premier of France amid cabinet turmoil and political recriminations. The president faces pressure as opposition claims the majority resists reform while the palace seeks a path through the parliamentary impasse.
Merger Plans for Electric Plants Across West Virginia
Huntington June 1 The Appalachian Power Company and American Gas and Light Company aim to gain joint control of a large portion of electric power production in southern West Virginia by purchasing all common stock of the American Electric Power Company of Philadelphia. An option extending to May 28 contemplates a strategic purchase worth about 60 million dollars. Affected entities include Consolidated Power and Light, Appalachian Power, the West Virginia Water and Light Company, and the Charleston, Logan, and nearby utilities, with the deal not affecting Virginian Power.
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Uthern
West Virginia
American Electric Pawpe Company
Philadelphia
Appalachian Power Company
American Gas and
Hinetria Cone
American Electric Power Company
Fhlao
Conamidated Power and Bight Company
Operathng Power
Itpiinis
Keneva
Went Virstaln
Pat Tahun
Appalachian Power Sompans
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Mlogtrin Company
Virginia Power Compreny
Logan
Dova Net
Virginian Power Company
Pifpow
Cobb Vrawk
Franks Slayers Reveal Details Of Their Crime
Chicago June 1 The State's Attorney Crowe says he will present a hanging case against Nathan Bolenpeld and Richard Leeds, key members in a kidnapping and murder plot tied to the Franks, as the two confess to the grand jury and outline their roles. The pair, claiming conflicting motives, describe an “accidental” killing amid a planned crime and face intense cross‑examination from investigators.
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Chicago
Idventure
Nathan Bo Lenpeld
Richard Leeds
Ialiony
Eindles
Cras
Mr. Crowe
Jacob
Jackson Park
Lueb
Leopold
Franka
Telopold
Loeb
Silence Over Japan Reply Hazy as Officials Deliberate
Washington officials maintain strict silence on the form of the United States reply to Japan regarding immigration exclusions. President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes will study the matter before drafting a response, amid tension over treaty negotiations and calls by Japanese voices for a national funeral after a public figure’s suicide.
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Worthwhile life theme inspires Charleston class of 1924
First Presbyterian Church overflowed with 1690 attendees for the Charleston high school baccalaureate as Dr. Ernest Thompson urged graduates to seek a heroic life. He emphasized discipline, struggle, and study, citing the Apostle Paul and urging youths to master their bodies and aspire beyond ease.
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Boyd Memorial Church
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Ike
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West Virginia Leads in First Quarter Exports
West Virginia tops a government export ranking for the first quarter valued at 4,870,200. Coal shipments, worth 0.66 million, drive the Mountain State’s lead, followed by iron and steel products. Other states trailing include Minnesota, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Alabama. The report notes shifts in official trade data and regional export strength.
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Officials Arrive for Convention in Cleveland
National Republican officials including Pat Sullivan and H J Remmel arrived as the convention nears. Hearings on contestant desions expected to last three days amid debates over pledged delegates to Coolidge. In Columbus the Republican national committee scheduled meetings to finalize arrangements for the Mesquite convention, including electing a new committee.
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Netional Committee
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Pat Sullivan
Wyoming
H. J. Remmel
Art Kinnear
Tred W. Adam
Chicago
Ageis B. Gleason
New York
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Wiliam
Budher
John T. Adams
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Smith Gets Votes From Minnesota
Sv. Paul Minnesota June 1 Governor Alfred B Smith of New York conducted a decisive victory over McAdoo supporters at the Minnesota Democratic convention last night Only three of the twenty four delegates to the National Convention were instructed for McAdoo Two pledged for Smith and the rest though un instructed are believed to favor the New York Governor Eighteen delegates are privately pledged to Smith and expected to cast their first ballot for him
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Ohis
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Sv. Paul
Minn
Alfred B. Smith
New York
Cane
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Ile Harty
New York City
McAdoo
Smith
Darkened prospects for adjournment of Congress
Washington planned adjournment actions loom as House members discuss a possible adjournment resolution for Tuesday or Wednesday. Debate centers on farm relief measures, the McNary Harben farm relief bill, and railroad labor board reforms, while Senate action on child labor amendments and major reclamation bills waits on vote outcomes.
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Fire Destroys Private School Hospitalizing Dozens
A private seaside school near Los Angeles was destroyed by a fast moving blaze. Nineteen girls and two firemen were hospitalized, many children injured while escaping. Rescue teams forced windows to reach trapped occupants as a number of residents and staff were evacuated or treated. Several bodies were recovered, including the head matron and the proprietor’s adopted son, amid chaotic scenes as firemen battled the flames.
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Hope Development School
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Iaist
Ho&spital
Santa Monica
Thore
Childeen
Rercuers
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Walter Curtis
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Olin
Ringer Jacobs
Brown Bishop Returns to Home in Cleveland
Montgomery Bee' retiree Bishop Brown of Arkansas, a Protestant Episcopal church leader, found guilty of teaching doctrines not held by the church. He returns to his home in Cleveland to prepare for an October retrial. He criticizes creeds and urges public buildings to hear great, inspirational messages rather than formal dogma.
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