Local Guard Unit Prepares for Mount Gretna Camp
Local unit at full strength for encampment as Company A of the Pennsylvania Guard trains for departure tonight aboard a special train carrying officers and guardsmen. New commander Staats Troughton assumes ahead of summer encampment with many veterans among the ranks and dozens of new enlistees joining from prior service.
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Khaltidad
Joel
Pennsylvania
Mount Green
Company A
van Hinde
Staats Troughton
Sant
Robert Brown
Rory Mgtaun
Aidnbore
Mount Gretna
J Button
Milton
LeRoy Jersen
Homtind Tockwood
Roy Teatuyer
Walter J. Piety Jurion
Sellen
Claude My Ayers
David Goons
Merle
Gross
Jack
Dunlin
Hubert Hf
Greiner
LeRoy
Hinmilton
Alged Hanson
Tsratd E Wels
Frank
New Spanish Premier Foresees World Dictatorship Form
Premier Primo de Rivera stated in an interview that a moderate dictatorship could be the form of government in all nations. He discussed Spain's approach to the League of Nations, hopes for influence in Bouen Alvetion and Paris, and aims to restore limited parliamentary rule in Madrid.
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United Pro
Paris
Primo de Rivera
Spain
United Press
Forty four indicted in Chicago ballot fraud case
Forty four persons were indicted on charges of irregularities in the Api election in Cook County. The indictments allege wholesale theft of ballots and conspiracy. Named in the ballots were William G. Pacelli, state representative of the Seventeenth district, and Manley Hochsteli, a prominent politician.
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Chicago
United Press
Cook
Illots
Willian G. Pacelli
Seventeenth Distrit
Manley Hochsteli
Real Change in American Diet Washington
The Department of Agriculture reports a dietary shift in the United States with more lettuce consumption and greater reliance on imported produce. Lettuce shipments and the value of the crop have risen since 1916, California yields exceed seven million crates annually, and New York quantities also show growth. The era sees rising fruit and prune intake, with 1925 to 1928 production figures indicating substantial growth across lead states and markets.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Rupley
Department
California
Galifornia
New York
Qoito
Spartia Road Shortened Grade Stretch Near Spartansburg
Road improvements between the city and Crawford County town completed. Spartianburg stretch straightened about 1.5 miles north, Millers Crossing area realigned shortening distance by over three quarters of a mile. New section through Steve Glovis farm in fine traffic condition. Oil and grading done last year. best condition in years. Police investigate false alarms with several clues under review. no arrests yet. Arthur Young of Union City visiting Trends in the City this afternoon.
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Spartiadbirg Raad
Crawford County
Fure
the Journal
Spartansburg
Millers Crossing
Steve Glovis
Belle
Committee to raise funds for big field meet
A Stanford Hose company meeting set the stage for Labor Day field meet financing in the city. Mayor Bracken chairs the committee with Arthur Colegrove and others to organized fundraising and an all day program. Delegates from hose companies to meet next Sunday to plan activities and a large countywide event expected to draw firemen from many towns.
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Stanford Hose Company
Firemen's Association
Stanford Hass
Erie Cong. Volunteer Firemen's Association
D W W. Bracken
Arthur Colegrove
Alexander
Leonard Me Ckay
AH Mahle
Reuben Golumbie
Clifford Bliss
Hobart Hall
L. J Kelly
Carl Smith
Hay
W. C. T. U. Withdraws From Sesqui Exposition
Philadelphia July 16 The National WCTU has withdrawn from participation in the Sesqui Centennial exposition. A $4,000 exhibit will not be shown. The announcement came via a letter from Dr Ella A Boole national president released by Mrs Hy Clay Ferguson Philadelphia County WCTU president.
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United Press
Philadelphia
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
W.clu
Ella A. Boole
Hy Clay Perguson
Four Indicted in Girl's Death in Mattapan Case
Four indictments were returned by the county grand jury in Mattapan, one secret, linked to the death of 16 year old Miss Ealth Lewise Greene. The victim’s body was cut and found in three boxes at the Mattapan morgue, with the accused tied to the box murder investigation.
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United Erase
Boston
Mass
Ealth Lewise Greene
Mattapan
Canton Editor Don Mellett Shot Down At Home
Canton Daily News publisher Don Mellett was shot to death near his Canton home. fourteen shots fired as he returned from outside to entertain friends. He was active in municipal reform and had received threatening letters last week. a reward was posted for his slayer.
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Don Mellett
Canton
Ohio
Don RB. Mellett
Canton Daily News
James M. Cox
Mellett
Melett
Mellat
Cox
A. ‘Lengel
8. M. Swarts
Civil Service Comiision
County Court of Common Pleas
Civil Service Commissioners
A. W. Angler
Ander
Supreme Court
Bogarts
Penny and nickel demand boosts mint production
Washington July 10 public demand for pennies and nickels rises as coinage ages shift. Mary M. O'Reilly, assistant director of the mint, reports a jump in one cent pieces and a total of 879 million cents coined in the year ending June 30 1926 with high mint activity noted for 1920 52428100 pieces.
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United Press
Washington
Mary M. O'Reilly
Tnus
Bulgaria on Verge of Serious Civil Strife
Unconfirmed reports from Sifid claim Bulgaria faces violent upheaval that could dethrone Ferdinand and restore his father. Macedonian groups linked to former Premier Alex under Zant allegedly prepare for upheaval as Boris, exiled, awaits possible return with royal family amid Swiss talks.
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Bulgaria
Tathens
Sifid
Bularia
Boris
Ferdinand
Organira
Jong
Alex
Zant
Liupsels
Odiris
Boris Nowis
Lakerne
Switaerlng
Marie Loyse
Parma
Perdie
Bardisiane
Cabune
Switzerland
Givanna
Weychold
Pray
Forest fires rage in Alberta and British Columbia
Fires swept across Alberta and British Columbia with renewed vigor as heavy rain fell in spots. Fire fanned a creek and climbed Mount Wardie as thousands battled the blaze under union‑mandated control.
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Alberta
British Columbia
United Press
Winnipeg
Mount Wardie
Union
Atlanta
Velcon
Feht Bankers Tyuct Company
Buntr Winde
Wasia
J. R. Smith
Rom
Smith
Tris Company
Nelson
Hawke of
Umatilla
Pin
Georgia
Florida
Trust Company
State Banking Department
Visitors from Roumania Arrive for Two Months in Town
Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulhern and their daughters Ruth and Helen arrive from Roumania to stay with relatives in the city for two months. The Mulherns and family recently moved from New York, where they were employed, and will spend the winter season with relatives here.
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Thomas Mulhern
Ruth
Helén
Siti
Mulheim
New York
New Finance Control Bill Introduced in Paris
July 10 the Chamber of Deputies Finance committee backed Caillaux proposal granting extraordinary powers to regulate French money by decree through November 20 1926. Caillaux’s plan would empower the government to enact financial laws with cabinet oversight and require parliamentary ratification of decrees, outlining taxes economies debt funding and franc stabilization.
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United Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies Finance Committee
Caillaux
Caillat
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Committee
Caillays
Caillsux
France
Ministry of Finance
Council of Ministers
Cailiatx
Al Smith Visits President Coolidge at Paul Smiths Camp
Governor Al Smith of New York arrives at Paul Smiths Hotel in the Adirondacks for a multi day visit with President Coolidge. Mrs Smith and daughters accompany him as a photo session hurdles he jokes about delays before joining the party. He plans to stay through Monday and try the mountain golf courses.
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New York
Coolidge
Adirondacks
Daugherty
United Press
Paul Smith
N.Y
al Smith
sveeHlowing
Smith
Sur
Hho
Sameon
Wes
Swtith
Klein Quits Navy to Enter Business
Commander J. H. Klein former executive officer of the dirigibles Los Angeles and Shenandoah resigns from the Navy to enter business. The move is announced from Washington on July 16 as Klein shifts from military service to civilian enterprise.
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Klein
NAVY
Uullsu Cime Washington
J. H. Kein
Dirigibles
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Scores Narrow Escape From Death In Ohio Train Derailment
Twenty seven passengers injured two seriously when Pennsylvania number 105 derailed near Summitville Ohio. Conductor M B Murphy of Pittsburgh and Detroit passenger Joseph Harris were hospitalized. A faulty rail triggered the crash. nine coaches were involved with six derailed. Relief trains and ambulances responded from East Liverpool and local towns.
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United Press Alliance
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Suimmitville
M. B. Murphy
Joseph Harris
Detroit
Liverpool Pirst
East Liverpool
Abduction Tale of Evangelist Is Collapsing
Los Angeles reports a grand jury witness identifies Aimee Semple McPherson at Agua Prieta Mexico on June 18. C A Pape testifies amid doubts and DA Keyes suspends evidence gaps as next session looms with plans to call more witnesses tied to McPherson and radio operator Kenneth Ormiston.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Almea Semple McPherson
C. A. Pape
Tuscan
Ans
Club
Ineernationale
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Pape
Asa Kayes
Mrs. McPherson
Angelus Temple
Agua Pinel
Jily W
Fenneth G. Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
Grand Jury
Joe Ryan
Tidio Than
Mtr MchPerson
Salinas
Calif
Venice
Asa Keyes
Radio features schedule for Easter Day across stations
Listings show WGY Schenectady and WNAI and WHAM at 3:15 PM for Easter daylight programs. WGY presents two one act plays Job and Sacrifice. WBAL Baltimore hosts City Park Concert from 8 to 9 PM EST. KOA Denver 3:22 to 8 PM Mountain. WDAF Kansas City 8:00 to 11:46 PM CST Nighthawks. DK A Bass Pittsburgh 60 dollars 8:30 PM EST Musical Institute Concert Z.
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WGY Schenectady
WNAIK
WHAM
WGY
WBAL
Baltimore
Eastern Standard
City Park
KOA
Denver
Stendart—Municipal
WDAF
Kansas City
Central Standard—Nighthawks
DKA
Pittsburgh
Eastern Standard—Musical ‘Institute
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O'Leary
Catbiridge
Sparta
Arthur Young
Union City
Nigons
W.C.T.U
Girl
Activein Reform Work
Columbus
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Ohio Today
Don Melett
Daily News
Early Today
Roumania
Tucson
O. J. Bailey
Olean
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