Threatened Miners Strike Closely Watched Local News
A cross country collision near Warren injured farmer Clark on the Spring Creeks road when a New York Central train struck his stalled auto near the schools. Clark suffered a deep gash and shoulder injuries but was treated at Warren Hospital where he recovered to avoid serious harm. Police reported details of the crash and noted the auto was badly wrecked with Clark advancing to Warren for business.
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Spring Creeks Road
Oath
Sturticks Noir Warren
New York
Clark
Warren
Starbrick
Irvington
New York Central
Warren Hospital
Clarke
Mike Tigue
Oliphant
Porter Thia
Ae Ehinge
Faery
Cole Wuee Ah Perterewih
Roscoe Wilson
West Mai Street
Wes
Amundsen Plans Zeppelin Polar Trip
United Press reports that Roald Amundsen, Arctic explorer, plans a Zeppelin voyage from Spitzbergen to Moscow as part of a polar expedition. He notes his airplane attempt was only preliminary and endorses airship travel for polar exploration due to its advantages and his prior flight shortcomings.
Construction progress on West Smith street paving
Keystone Construction reports steady progress on the West Smith street project with foundation completed along the entire stretch. Paving may finish next week and the formal opening is planned around the 18th, while other streets see partial completion and further work advancing on Wright Street and Frederick Street.
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Keystone Construction Company
West Smith Street
Keystone Constructing Company
Hat TeGk
Thatch Street
Nile i
Collcrety Foundation
West Smith
Aimee Yyill
West Piedericke Street
Congresy Street
Independence Day Edition Postpones Paper to July Fourth
No paper will be issued on July Fourth as the office closes for Independence Day. The paper announces reduced or halted publication tomorrow while staff take a holiday.
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Fay Ballord
Stolen Car Case Tied to Local Thefts
Kenneth Ball arrived in the city and reported a Chevrolet car missing with his license plate. He identified the machine as his property and linked it to thefts from Leo Wilson near the Radiator plant. The car was found abandoned without gas, suggesting a possible motive to replace Wilson’s car with Ball’s.
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Kenneth Ball
Cranesville
Chevrolet
Corry
Chévrolet Cary
Fall
Brie
Craneville
Leo Wilson
Iswis
Wilson
Haynes Named Chief of Staff in New Prohibition Bureau
Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes will be Chief of State in the new prohibition forces, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury said today. He denied he intends to resign and stressed Haynes would have a permanent place in the reorganized forces despite rumors of departure.
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Haynes
Bitter fight seen in battle for N Y mayor
United Press reports a tense New York mayoral contest as Tammany Hall backs Judge George W Olvaney after Murphy's death. Gov Smith and Mayor Hylan loom large, with factions lining up behind rival aims. Olvaney vows no Albany or City Hall dictates. The Wigwam vote is set for August, signaling a fierce campaign to follow.
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Tammany Hall
Tammany
Murphy
George W. Olvaney
Albany
John F. Tlylin
Tarimany
Olvaney
Pam
Tarimany Hall
City Hall
Smith
Mquit
Hylan
Red Mile
John
Draken
Guy Smith
Willian Bardolph Hearst
Gov. Smith
Baltimore clergyman Deposed Over Divorce Revelations
The Rev. Richard W. Hogue has been deposed as a clergyman in the Protestant Episcopal church due to his divorce and remarks, announced by Bishop John G. Murray and published in the Maryland Churchman.
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United Press
Baltimore
Richard W. Hogue
Protestant Episcopal Church
John G. Mureray
Mayland
Prohibition Champions Admit Failure in Big Cities
New York and Philadelphia leaders of prohibition, Smedley Butler and Emory Buckner, concede the effort cannot succeed given the current legal and political system. Butler plans to quit at year end, Buckner shows no immediate departure, and Buckner laments the federal machinery and parsimony hampering enforcement, claiming New York cannot stay dry under present rules.
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United Press
New York
Smedley Butter
Emory Buckner
Prohibition
Philadelphia
Butler
Buckner
Butler i
United States
Col. Hayward
Pye
Rotary Club
U S Destroyer Heads to Rescue Missionaries
London dispatch notes an American destroyer sent from Hong Kong to Young Kong in Kwangtung after a launch carrying missionaries failed to return. Demonstrations continue at Canton with twelve foreign warships observing, as Canton is described as Soviet-style governance amid radical activity.
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Young Kong
Launch
Canton
United Prose
London
Hong Kong
the Times
Kwangtung
Shimer
Times
Coolidge Attends Cambridge Washington Anniversary
President Calvin Coolidge honors George Washington at Cambridge sesquicentennial events. He will deliver the principal address at 4 30 pm after reviewing a parade and pageant reenacting Washington’s arrival. Coolidge to travel from the White House with Mrs Coolidge and return to spend the day at the residence.
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Cambridge
Washington
United Press
Swampscott Massaly
Coolidge
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Tventys
Sun Liry
White Court
Lad Suffer Burns From Firecracker Accident
Charles Hand, seven or eight, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hand of West Church Street, was badly burned when a firecracker exploded after he tried to pick it up in First Avenue. He was treated by a local doctor and advised to seek a specialist in Jamestown for possible eye injury. The incident underscores the need for caution in handling firecrackers.
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Anoun
Charles Hand
Fredy Hand
West Church Street
Jamestown
Hickman
First Avenue
Tad
Ashe
Joh Tielman
Doheny Story Triggers Cabinet Responsibility Claim
Senator Walsh of Montana says Doheny's oil reserve transfer to millionaire Walsh implicates the entire Harding Cabinet. He cites alleged discussions at multiple meetings with Denby and a possible push by Secretary Fall on wells and leasing to avert oil drainage, framing the action as vaudeous.
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New York
Howart
Doheny
Harding
Amas Walsh
Montanan
Tere
Denby
Dohenty
Walsh
Cohenn
Montana
Sls
Far Eusrpe
Caillaux Debt Plans Approved Reported by Paris
The French Cabinet approved sending a mission to the United States this summer after Briand discussed foreign debts including American ones. The Chamber passed Finance Minister Carl Taus’s budget 410 to 81 after an all night session, with receipts totaling 34 176 000 000 francs and expenditures at 3 104 000 000 francs, leaving a small margin.
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Paris
Briand
United States
France
Carl- Taus
Zaillab
Britand
Washington
Senate
Rockefeller Dimes Reveal Longevity of Fortunes
Tarrytown on July 4 reports Byron O Loughlin known as the old Trishman who ferried Pacantico crossing received many Rockefeller dimes Christmas gifts as he lived in a box car. He saved Rockefeller dimes and other dollars, amounting to twenty three thousand dollars in savings banks locally and in New York.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Byron O'Loughlin
Trishman
Pacantico
Rockefeller
O'Loughlin
New York
Dirigible Shenandoah Inflight Over New England Tour
The Shenandoah dirigible lifted from its mooring at Lakehurst at 9 15 a m and sailed toward Bar Harbor Maine en route to participate in the Governors conference. Commander Zachary Lanalowne announced plans to pass over Providence Boston Cambridge Lawrence and Portland with a possible stop to honor President Coolidge. The ship carried 40 officers and men with one news photographer. Gov George S Silzer of New Jersey planned to join but arrived late.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Plas
Sakehurst
Shenandoah
Providence
R. 1
Zachary Lanalowne
Boston
Cambridge
Lawrence
Mase
Portsmouth
Portland Maine
Swampyscott Mass
Coolidge
Patoks
George S.silzer
New Jerces
Starr Parachute Juniper
Whio
Siwamipscott
Shenandoah J
Union Crisis Looms In Coal Fields Threat Of General Strike
Washington observers monitor a growing crisis as a possible general strike by about 500000 coal miners looms. Tension centers in Northern West Virginia with unions pressed for wage hikes while operators push for cuts. Scranton report notes potential mine closings and storage of 10 million tons as talks in New York proceed.
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Washington
United States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Scranton
Thevunion
Polly
Malta
Five Best Radio Programs Across Major Markets
Radio listings show WAZ Springfield at 9 p m with a daylight defense test day from Boston KOA Denver at 8 p m MST featuring Derik water drama Abraham Lingdin. WLS Chicago at 10 p m CDT airs Smetana opera The Battered Bride. WEAY New York at 8 p m daylight hosts Billy Jones and Ben Hare with the Odkdman Band. KPO San Francisco at 8 p m Pie schedule.
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WAZ
Springfield
Astern
Boston
KOA
Denver
Mountain Standard
Derikwater
Abraham Lingdin
WLS
Chicago
Central
Smetana
New York
Billy Jones
Bens Ést
Hare
KPO San Francisto
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Paul Taylor
Erie
Neil Taylor
New Castle
Hares Kromas
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