King Strikes Back at Foes in Pittsburgh Crusade
United Press reports from Pittsburgh that a controversial figure linked to the underworld and gambling rings has intensified his campaign against perceived enemies. Warrants were sworn out for several alleged conspirators as the crusade spills into legal action and public notices.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jily Owl Wings
Kiniens League of Pittsburgh
Vice Crusader
Des Worms
Underworld
Ehrogtr
Pat
Divertone
Wawaiy
Ion
Ravenal Opry
Des Moines
Bury
Legend of Salamander Suipipiynder
Fragmentary text describes a mythical salamander and related names. Key terms include mati alii lie five emma tay and Hill Shynlline with a ship reference. Unclear events or concrete details prevent a full summary.
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Cou
Lee
New Prison Site Inspected by State Leaders in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg July 6 the governor attorney general and other officials visited Grosursford to inspect a proposed prison site. The event included a state official reception and dinner hosted by local county leaders and the Farmers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cross
Harrisburg
Wellther
Gover Vallte
Auiirmey
Rakindige
Seormare
Grosursford
de Wenlite
Willoh
Govusyor
Samnel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Totus
Bea Tifle County
Hans Brytt Miter
Farmers Club
Delayed Returns Shift Ohio Campaign Rumors in 1020 Session
Fragmented OCR notes reflect a 1920s political scene with Baker and Republican candidates gathering support after a late primary. Mentions of Baker, Tony, and Senate events hint at party dynamics and expected legislative actions in a tense election climate.
Daylight in the Minea In Wyotliue 9 red coal mining eiigates
A fragmented note describes a mining project with daylighting efforts, strategic delusions, and weathering drills. The text references coal operations, projectors, and wartime style jargon, though many terms are garbled. The readable parts hint at mining imagery and planned illumination.
Corry and Vicinity Notices and Local Advertisements
A collage of small-town notices and ads from Corry and nearby areas. Items include prices for produce like potatoes and butter, egg rates, a garage for rent at 17 East Smith Street, and birth announcements for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Timer Melnthre. There are reports of accidents, a fire or incident near the Giver Korb building, theater and studio ads, shop promotions, and public notices about meetings, weddings, and dairy league gathering details.
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Corry
Will J. Wilcox
East Smith Street
Clara Ransom
Timer
Johnstown
McIntyre
East South
Healy
Funeral of Baker set for Friday in Marcusburg
Governor Fisher will lead a state official delegation to the funeral of W. Harry Baker secretary of the State Senate and Republican State Committee who died yesterday. Public services planned at the Market Square Presbyterian Church at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Waldo Cherry officiating. All senators invited to attend en bloc. Governor Isher to head a group of state department heads. Horace Schoen, president pro tem, designated a committee to attend. County and city officials to participate.
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United Press
State Department
State Senate
Horace Sohatit2
Lehigh
Senate
Swaker Muett
Nove
Bermuda
Eugene White
Viner
Reid
Beaverbrook Denies Theft in Jewelry Swindle
New York reports Lord Beav erly admitted posing as a swindler to gain jewelry from Mrs. Rose Harkin. Court records note the impostor, calling himself Lord Heaverbrook, claimed the woman freely handed items to him. He gave detectives his real name as Robert Whitnon, stating he was once a theatrical manager with three actress daughters.
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United Press
New York
Lord Beaverly
Rose Harkin
Alleger
Juiger
Japan Favors U S Proposals Amid Naval Tensions
Fragmented text shows Japan leaning toward U S proposals on defense while warning against risks to food supply and trade. The passage references naval strategy, cruiser demands, and a stance against exposing Germany or other powers to danger, framed as a call for cautious defense.
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Ousistieu
Epi
Ald Shin
Dhue Wa
Aes
Gorinteraur Uy
Stocks Again Shifting Upward In New York Market
New York stocks rose on July 6 after a round of trade, led by United States Steel, American Can, Allied Chemical, and Union Carbide. American Can jumped to new highs while Union Carbide touched a record before retreat.
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United Press Neay York
Gail
Pep Celi
Oun
Navy York
Tysh
Piurkut
United States Steel
Snetikan Man
Allied Chemin
Union Carbide
Aiterifan Pan
Tuving
Remembrance for John Bartones Died One Year Ago
Two loving remembrances for John Bartones aged 12, recalling a bright childhood and a family treasure now missed. The notes express sorrow, longing, and enduring affection from Mrs and Mrs Jos Barrone, dated at their home places.
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John Bartones
Jos
Barrone
Remote medical aid saved ill child aboard tramp steamer
In July a sick eight year old aboard the Nora bound from Panama to San Pedro was treated from 1500 miles away. An SOS relayed by a radio operator led Police Surgeon Sebastian and Dr J B Renfrow to guide in care. The boy suffered grave intestinal disorder and the doctors provided full instructions for treatment.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Angeles
Balboa
Rovensht
Sebastian
J. B. Renfrow
Sebastin Hid
Mellon Named Director at Westinghouse in New York
L Mellon was elected a director of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co at a New York board meeting. He is the only new member of the board. Paul D Cravath, director and 20 year general counsel, was elected acting chairman pending the election of successor to the late Gen Guy EB Trip. Also note: sixteen states have passed legislation on picking wild flowers.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
W- L. Mellon
Westington Electric and Manufacturing Co
New York
Paul D. Cravath
Essbro
Guy EB. Trip
Open Parley on Free Speech in Washington
July 6 report on a conference opening to discuss free speech and foreign policy. Sessions featured Wilbur naval attach and speakers denouncing government hostility and advocating peaceful public discourse. Attendees debated radio control, veterans’ roles, and proposed a constitutional amendment affecting military power.
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United Press Washington
Verples Reconstruetin Leagan Gatinr Perialutiy Organization
Rotary of
Navy
Wilbur
Wilton
Sieweobytt
Autendaent
Tyital Stams Army and Navy Way
Euthor van
Double Bow Gagous Bread Brimmed Bat Leghorn Tale
A fragmentary note describes a natural leghorn with a bread brim and two artful red bows of black velvet. The odd image centers on an item described as triumed in some manner, suggesting a decorative display or costume detail without clear context.
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Charles Henry
Buffalo
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J. A. Patterson
N. Center
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Taenmond Plesator Company
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