Democrats, Republicans tied to Illinois primary probe unfolds
Chicago July 2 A federal inquiry into the Illinois primary exposed alleged Democratic Republican coordination. Witnesses, including Chester Willoughby, testified about donations, speeches, and World Court propaganda. Officials questioned Hil and McKinley ties to universities and groups linked to Crowe Barrett faction.
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Chicago
Ahynove Jraniels Smyth
Roy
West
Republican National Committee
Senate Investigating Committee
Hrennan
Ion Inv Cinloagmy
Crowe-Barrett Republic
Willlam McKinlay
Chester Willoughby
Seuis Jory
McKinley
Hil
McKinles
MT Don
Mandy
Willoughby
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
America
Read
A Willoughby
National Press Service
Reed
Borah
Idaho
Harry Hoff
Sol Rodderick
Raiders jailed in highjacking case near Funnview village
Cleveland reporters say two suspects were ordered jailed by District Attorney Bernstein in a case described as a hijacking. The incident allegedly involved a vehicle and occurred in a rural area near Funview village, with authorities pursuing further charges and investigation underway.
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United Prom
Cleveland
Ohio
Bernstein
Vocuuge
Heck
Funnview Village
Radio schedule fragment reads like a station lineup
The snippet lists multiple radio stations and times including WEAF Eastern Daylight Hour, WHO Des Moines, WIZ New York, WGY and WRC, KYW Chicago, and WF Central Stingard with various show titles and hours, reflecting a scattered old era broadcast guide.
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Newark
Henry Barrell
Unite
Press Sports Editon
WEAF
Everready
Des Moines
Central Standard
21Th Cavalry Band
WIZ
New York
Alka Wgy
WRC
the Joystoners
Chicago
Stingard
Congress
Voelker Surrenders in Niagara Alcohol Deaths Scandal
Voelker surrendered with attorney today as police questioned him over 1000 gallons of alcohol seized at the Niagara frontier. Four more deaths linked to poison liquor bring toll to 34. victims include Earl Russell and Robert Neville among others. Lockport and Buffalo officials push closures on illicit saloons amid a widening probe.
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United Pres Rafparo
Jamey C. Vorskeb
Lees
Vaeb
Hur
Gilet Roche
Niagary
Niagara Frontier
Earl Russell
Robert Neville
Gbi
Lockport
Henry Reed
Wv Buffalg
Thomas Johnson
Frank J. Boyer
Common Council
Coolidge Urges Tolerance From U S Tourists
United Press reports President Coolidge urged American travelers to show restraint in Europe, criticizing rude tourists and urging adaptation to local customs. A spokesman noted two tourist types: those who complain of mistreatment abroad and those who try to adjust to conditions.
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United Press
Paul Smiths
Coolidge
America
Tatum
Unknown Sends Mysterious Letters in Don Meltett Murder Case
In Canton Ohio on July 27 two letters arrived, one to Detective Ora E Slater and another to Charles E Mortis, Mellett's successor. The anonymous notes claimed to hold crucial clues about the Edipee murder and described the writer in a peculiar manner. The letters referenced Don Meltett, publisher of the Daily News, and described an attempted harm to him. The messages were unsigned and torn at the corner. Investigators consider the letters a potential lead.
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Canton
O. Iuly
Ora E Slater
Justice
Don R Meltett
The
Daily News
Charles E Mortis
Melett
Judge Prather Speaks Before Rotary Club
Meadville judge Thomas J. Prather addressed Rotary Club members at a noon luncheon at Hotel Gerry, speaking on Rotary and The Daily News. The event drew several local officials and Rotarians from Greenville Corry and surrounding towns as the club planned a lakeside picnic for next week, with attendance expected to be partial.
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Thomas J. Prather
Meadville
Rotary Club
Aing Child
Gerry
Prather
Inter
Rotary
Daily News
Slater
Morris
Fred Rowe
Merle Rowe
Daytona
Fla
Thomas Prather
Botavian
Frank Prather
C Ri
Rhoades
Detroit
Greenville
W. E. Bartlett
Corry
Simmer Cottage
Dr OG B
Pindley Lake
RANSACKING OF HOME BELIEVED FRUSTRATED
Wild rumors spread after a possible holdup near Roosevelt highway and West Smith Street. Mike Dempsey found the Duke Home lit with strangers inside, called police after the intruders fled in a car toward Union City. No loss reported. sensational reports circulated about a theft of over $100.
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Roosevelt Highway
West Smith Street
Third Ward
Mike Dempsey
Duke
Mary Dale
Plorence
Philadelphia
Dempsey
Smith Street
Frank Bliss
Bliss
Spencer
Ruppersburg
Union City
Man Charged With Serious Offense in Local Court
Mike Preston, charged near Colum bhup, appeared before Alderman C B Potter on a statutory charge. Denied the accusation and entered a plea of not guilty. Case involves a year old, whose name is withheld.
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Mike Preston
Columbhup
C. B. Potter
Preston Etter
Dividend Declared by Corry Building and Loan Stockholders
The Corry Building and Loan Association directors voted to declare a six percent semi annual dividend. They report solid officer reports, many loan applications for home building and remodeling, and notes of strong future outlook. The article urges public investment in association stock and invites inquiries from business leaders and citizens.
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Corry Building and Loan Association
Jone
Corry Buildiing and Loan Association
Corty
York
Corry Building and Loans Association
Move Mattice and Wilkinson to county jail
Sam Mattice and Roland Wilkinson were captured on West Mayn Street while stripping two automobiles. They will be taken to Brie county jail this afternoon. They announced intent to appear in court and plead guilty to the theft charges. Ball set at $1,000 each. case filed by R. MecDannel from whose ear the tires and tubes were removed. Sunrise capture by MecDannel's brother with neighbors. Spring Craclemén also face charges of driving an automobile with 1924 plates. State highway patrol supported inquiry. hearings likely to be held after removal to Brie today.
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Sam Mattice
Roland Wilkinson
West Mayn Street
Brie
Mattice
Wilkinsone
Ipry
B. Porter
Sergt
Smoot
Wikinson
Dempsey Tunney Fight in New York Set for Septembers
The New York Boxing Commission approved by vote a heavyweight championship bout between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney in New York on September 1. The decision comes after debate on location and safety measures for the title clash.
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Dempsey-Tunney
New York
United Press New York
New York Boxing Commission Today
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Catholics Meet Mexican Decree With Boycott
In Mexico City and across the nation Catholics rally at cathedrals and shrines Amid protests against government decrees the church suspends all holy rites from August 1 and has baptized or confirmed about 96000 children since July 10 Four babies died amid crowds and the decree reforming the penal code will take effect August 1 Washington says the United States will not intervene unless American religious property is seized or treated discriminatorily
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United Press
Republic
Marchbishop
Mora
Mexico
Galles
Tejeda
Washington
United States
Meeseo
Free Train Ride Costs Pittseurow and Wife Fines
In Chicago for a eucharistic congress, Albert Stafron faced a $100 fine for misusing a Pennsylvania railroad pass. Mrs Frank Wydryk, wife of a hostler, was also fined $100 for supplying the pass. Stafron claimed he did not know it was illegal. Others, including Mr and Mrs Distin, traveled to Pittsburgh, while Mrs Revsing and two children planned a visit to Clymer.
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United Press
Pittseurow
Albert Stafron
City Rover
Chicago
Tidge RM Gibson
Frank Wydryk
Ocity
Staffem
Wydryk
Simi
B. J. O. Distin
Pittsburgh
A. G. Revsing
Clymer
Poincare cabinet wins confidence in France
Paris dispatch reports the Chamber of Deputies backed the new Poincare cabinet amid a pledge to stabilize finances and honor debts. Premier Poincare urged unity to end the monetary crisis, while警 police increased precautions as state employees planned a salary protest in Paris.
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United Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Poincaru
France
Fred
Omi
Treasury
Publc
Doumergue
Monastry
Chareber Building
Chautauqua ticket sale opened in city drive
The guarantors and ladies auxiliary launched their campaign in all wards as tickets go on sale for the 1928 Chau shnua season. Ruth Lane from Swarthmore spoke at a Municipal building meeting. Headliners include Elsie Baker and two stage pieces The Little Minister and Applesauce. Prices are 95 cents for adults and 50 cents for juniors.
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Elsie Bgker
Caracters
Toubhie
Chiree
Helen Wills Returns to Courts at Maidstone Club
United Press reports Helen Wills enters for tomorrow's matches at East Hampton Ly I Maidstone Club schedule. Wills to play in afternoon session with high visibility for the returning tennis star and potential key results shaping the event.
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Helen Wills
United Press
New York
Helen’ Wills
East Hampton
Ly I
Maidstone Club
Miami City Endangered by Terrific Winds
A July 27 report describes a hurricane sized gale near Jupiter Inlet Florida with tides two feet above normal. The center of the storm lies off the Florida coast north of Jupiter. Miami reportedly avoided severe damage though warnings remained. Reports from Nassau and Tampa Bay area indicate widespread storm activity and danger to ships, boats, and coastal communities.
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United Pres
Washington, D.C
Jupier Inlet
Blordi
Miami
Wweather Bureau
Florida
Mister
Weather Bureau
Nassau
Bahamas
ST Petersburg
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Sampa Bay
Egmont Key
Tampa Bay
New York
United States Weather Bureau
Titusville
Fis
Jupit Talet
Ponce
Porto Rico
Guayanilla
Lineup for Big Benefit Contest Listed by Corry Manager
Corry Independents manager Greening announced the lineup for tomorrow afternoon's benefit game against Youngsville. Tri-County league players include Maloney, Anders, Sullivan, P, Rich, C J Crater, Di De Jury, Wy Crake, Gilson, Ross, Cogswell, Gretaler, Wilcox, Bachoiner, MoCst Thy. First pitch is scheduled for 5 o'clock.
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Greening
Corry Independents
Lneup
Youngsville
Maloney
Anders
Sullivan
Rich
C. Crater
di de
Jury
Wy Crake
Gilson
Ross
Cogswell
Gretaler
Wilcox
Bachoiner
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Ruth Lane
Swarthmore
Miami City
Alberta Kelley
Winter Haven
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