Mellon Fights Congress Over Prohibition Enforcement
Secretary Mellon seeks a showdown with Congress on prohibition enforcement and the wider liquor question. The issue touches domestic policy, federal court power, and international obligations as Mellon argues for or against relaxing enforcement amid maritime and trade concerns.
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Mellon
United
Washington
Congress
Nort Partieg
Democratic Party
Prohibition
Wee Mike
Walstead
Supreme’ Court
Conger
Guy M. Suite
New
Lee
Tridda Anil
Amstivan
Lenand Menedinge
Mrs A L Bush Dies In Jamestown At 65
Mrs A L Bush died Sunday at Jones General Hospital in Jamestown after a long illness. A native of the area she and her husband moved to Jamestown five years ago and she was well known locally. Funeral services will be held at the Jamestown home tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. The body will be brought to Corey on the 15 trains. Interment follows at Pine Grove cemetery with burial rites at the grave.
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Mes A. Bush
Jamestown
Jones General Hospital
Ome
Hivule
Hone
Corey
Pine Grove
Vine
Gaslanil
Mike Jewett
Uessating
Watrel
Pier Avhioh
Transferred Priest Named Assistant at Meadville Church
Rev Father James Moriarity recently transferred to St Thomas church by this city has been named assistant priest at St Brigid s Meadville and will begin duties there within the coming week He made many friends in Carry and his successor at the local church has not yet been named.
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James Monarity
St. Thomas Church
DuBois
St. Brigid's Church
Meadville
Father Moriarity
Narrow Escape As Car Upsets On West Wayne St
Two men escaped serious harm when a car crashed and rolled on West Wayne street near the bridge. Witnesses say the vehicle skidded after an attempt to avoid another car, ending up in a ditch. both occupants were treated for minor injuries and released. Police issued reckless driving citations to two drivers, with fines and court costs recorded.
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Andrew Peliciik
Wayne Rtrver
Hear Creek
Ke Iouk
Nat Wully
Sorth Cory
Hedley Fom Hay
Wayne Street
Seeme
Siatkoski
Haenplaver de Week
Harry Mosher
Cate ‘Ily
James McGraw
Wilh
Baldwin Moves for Agreement with Poincare
Paris dispatch reports Premier Stanley Baldwin aims for a British French accord on European reparations. He says Britain and France seek a settlement to secure Europe’s future and anticipates temporary checks before a final agreement, with ongoing discussions among key officials.
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United Press
Paris
Great Britain
Frico
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Hank
Tealilwin Sant
Hingland
Europe
Hiddwin
French Socialists Rally for Counterattacks Against Royalists
Paris reports extreme French Socialists call for recruiting forces to strike at royalist opponents after any further demonstrations. They accuse Premier Poincare of blocking justice and warn that Fascist attacks will be met with swift severe reprisals. TheLe Quotidien Jordan quotes a party section urging action to aid the government and punish malefactors.
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United Press Paris
France
le Quotidien
Jordan
Poincare
Justice
Chamber of Deputies
Wes
Finegan Regime Hangs in Balance
United Press reports Harrisburg June 1 that a temporary appointment could solve a political standoff over superintendent post. The offer is contingent on Pinchot’s position and the Tuesday cabinet meeting. Strong party lines and school education issues loom as officials weigh the future.
Several Local Interest Cases To Be Heard In Will County
Several local cases will be heard in Will County court as hearings proceed on various matters. The docket includes civil actions and criminal proceedings, with spectators and lawyers preparing for preliminary hearings and trials.
Moving Up Day in City Schools Tomorrow
Moving Up Day activities are set as students advance to higher grades and prepare for fall moves. Teachers plan ceremonies and awards as the class of 1923 alumni reunion is held, with events across district schools and a graduation reception. Mrs Pred Hans and son Kenneth visit relatives in the area.
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Elach
Autheities
Aire Parvionlnely
Lesironts
Cceoporite
Séirling Youngeters
Lesehers
Tamara
Matcaberhal
Pred
Hans and Son
Kenneth of
Braddock
Columbun, Pa
Riots in Philadelphia injure three in tense clash
In a Philadelphia park clash between white men and others, about 10 to 100 participants fought as police moved in with clubs. More than a score of people were injured before officers quelled the disturbance at the park gate. Mrs Wolf Johnson, visiting Indianapolis, has returned home with her daughter and family.
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Philadelena
Amaler
Wolf Johnson
Carmen Hill
Indianapolis
Multiple Auto Accidents Reported In Vicinity
Fragmented OCR notes describe several vehicle crashes around a locality with tangled names and phrases. Mentions of pedestrians, possible injuries, and emergency responses appear amid garbled proper nouns and stray words, indicating a crowded incident scene and ongoing reporting.
McSweeney Gifts West Street Brick Residence to Oil City Club
Henry McSweeney presented the brick residence on West Street to the Oil City Club for a permanent home to foster literature, music, and art. The property is to remain for one year to benefit the city’s women’s literary and art organizations, with proceeds directed to Grandview Sanitarium and the local hospital if the condition ends.
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Atlantic
Corey
Oil City
Wwe
Wivewess
Henry McSweeney
Meswoensy
New York City
Witintian
PeLten
Procestis
Grandview Sanatyriun
Orhoe
Ban on German Language Declared Illegal by Court
The United Press reports that the Supreme Court ruled wartime statutes banning many prohibitions on the use of German in schools unconstitutional. The ruling marks a strike against government limits on language during wartime. The decision cites constitutional protections and unsettles prior restrictions.
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United Prest
Washington
St. [Rene
Three Killed by Buffalo Express Trains
Three men were killed in a Buffalo Express collision near New Quakwet early Tuesday. The victims were Charles Atay Nes Margares Merah and Charley Plair, all of Barking. The accident occurred as the express train crossed a trestle, with hospital staff attending the injured and an investigation underway.
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MUI
Nirling
New
Qakwuet
Charles Atay
Charley Plair
al of
Barking
Hyer
Sam Ab
Conference of Guard Officers at Meadville
A Meadville gathering of Guard officers discussed wartime command and training plans. Speakers including Gamble, Mivisr Oye and Major Mutter outlined postwar roles, troop formations, and district mobilization as the conference emphasized history and future readiness.
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Meadville
Mendvills Tite
Wijpar
Fritam Bannan
Avithi
Kgular
Conanferedd
Mutter
Funeral of Mrs L Steen in memory of Laura Steen
Private funeral services were held at 2 PM at 19 East Frederick Street Lumber with Rev M S Ashton officiating. Relatives and out of town friends attended from New Castle Beaver Falls Oil City Beaver, and Greenville. Interment followed at Grove Eye Cemetery.
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Fuiner
Laura Steen
Frederick Street
Afternion
Rey M.S Ashton
Iy Rover
Paul Shelly Tomws
Charles
Andrew
Larry Crhvet
Phil Consmehom
Me Milly
Scarveil Aequilteuvers
Inter Suent
Reg
Mog
J. Pais Shelly
Mix Phil
Cunningham
Phill Cryst
Andrew Wiliamson
John Williamson
Barhind Walker
Eric
Mys
John Crit
Charles Crawl
Mary
Andrew Crowl
New Castle
Harry Gryw
Philip Crowl
Beaver Falls
Mac Magee
Kiva Kany
Oility
Ant Ste
Wiliam McMillen
Seria’ McMillen
Green Ville
Lamont Steen Jr
Youngtiwn
George A
Calvin Wilson
Farm Loan Board Chairman Resigns. Pettyjohn Named Successor
Judge Lobdel of Kansas resigns as chairman of the Federal Farm Loan Board. President Harding announces Louis J. Pettyjohn of Dodge City, Kansas, will succeed him with changes to take effect in June.
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United Press
Washington
BE Lobdel
Great Band
Kansas
Federal Farm Loan Board
Harding
Louis J. Pettyjohn
Dodge City
High School Commencement Tuesday Night
Forty seven graduates, comprising the class, were presented from Urry Wish School at WheATH amid commencement exercises. The program featured Rev TV Quay, remarks by Rev Redinner, and musical pieces by the student choir.
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Froin Urry
Wheath
Exenciwes
Guitinyaian
Charles Sumner Bentley
Aditrone
Funeral Services in Memory of Mrs Matteson
Funeral services for Mrs Matteson were held at the Franklin Street home with intimate family attendance. Rev Mortimer S Ashton led the service and interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers named near the end of the notice. Mrs Matteson was born November 1838 in Columbus Township, daughter of Walton. She was the last surviving member of her family and had lived in Concert Tyenehip before becoming a widow. Her son Frank L Matteson of Pittsburgh survives.
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Pune
Nervies i Mein
Mem Lowa Walton
Raymond
John Votegrove
Hacia Folegrove
I W Polsurovo
I Bir Hiswaames
Arthur Polegrove
Matteson
Hirth
Clumbis Township
Rank L. Muttesiy
Pittsburgh
Sarvites
Wedding Guests Poisoned At New York Ceremony
June thirty two guests at a wedding for Conrad Kissel and Mary O Connell were stricken with phosphorus poisoning. Doctors expect recovery as alarms go out to hospitals and ambulances arrive. Police surgeons say food at the feast likely caused the illness, though the specific item is undetermined.
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Bn United Press
New York
Promaine
Conrad Kissel
Mary O'Connell
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