Crescent High Star Defeats Raymontz At Cory City Park
Sixteen hundred spectators witnessed a June afternoon game at Cory City League Park where Crescent High Star beat Raymontz by a score of one to two. Hill again secured a victory, continuing a win streak for Corry Brick and Tile Company, whose plant was later struck by a suspicious fire causing about $1,000 in damage.
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Alanson Edwards
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Mitic
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Hoots’ Mallory
Miss It
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Florence Lynch
Raquel Torres
Dorothea Wieck
Germany
the Wick
Marie Dressler
Inflation discussion dampened by deflation shift in economy
Hollywood film shop recounts inflation debate and economic signals from Fed policy, gold standard, and May market data. Industrial output and shipping show gains, with motor cars, steel, and office equipment improving. commentary notes foreign trade relief and rising consumer activity across New York, Great Lakes shipping, and various factories.
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Foreig
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Great Lakes
Jamestown
Union City
Roosevelt’s bold moves reshape world role and policy
Central Press analysis argues Roosevelt’s far reaching domestic and international steps redefine U.S. leadership after World War I. It weighs Geneva disarmament, tariffs, and economic nationalism, noting Europe distrust and the need for decisive U.S. action amid a shifting global balance.
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Leslie Bichel
Central Press
Washington
Jien
Zyan
Vic Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Do You by Do You by 1. When Frank Lockwood operated a bakery
When Frank Lockwood operated a bakery, tor cream and candy store where the J. L. Newhouse Co. is now located. When Fred Stanford was mayor. When Robert Osborne was a member of the High School faculty. When Clyde D. Wilcox was captain of Co. A.
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Frank Lockwood
J. L. Newhouse Co. i
Fred Stanford
Robert Osborne
Clyde D. Wilcox
Co. A
Roosevelts to host informal first at home in White House
Washington reports that the Roosevelts will hold their first at home tonight with informal dress rules. White House editors and their families are invited for the social event rather than officials, suggesting a shift from full dress to tuxedos for the reception. Meanwhile Supreme Court justices Jake Stone and Mrs Stone depart for California as the court prepares for a busy term with debates over new laws from the Roosevelt recovery program.
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Royer
Ul Tex Studios
Royr
Roger
Sissy
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Ronlien
United Press
Washington
Roosevelts
Roosevelt
White House
Traud
Supreme Court
Harlan Jake Stone
Big Business Calls For Tariff Revision At ICC Meeting
A. seven congress of the International Chamber of Commerce concluded in Vienna with nineteen resolutions urging removal of protectionist barriers. The body, including strong American representation, urged universal attention to the surge in armaments and warned against plans that would hinder economic improvement and peaceful conditions.
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Iternational Chamber of Commerce
America
Pre-prohibition beer found in Antigo basement
In Antigo Wisconsin Richard Pleischmann found a basement case of eight bottles of beer brewed before prohibition Soon after the $2 beer was legalized the drink reportedly tested at 2.75 percent alcohol The discovery highlights lingering pre prohibition products in private holdings and the blurred boundaries of repeal era regulations
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Antigo
Wis
Richard Pleischmann
Robbery Leaves Three Treated for Shock in Kittanning
An aged man and two women, Harvey Shakeley 65, Margaret Shakeley 66, and Nancy Shakeley 62, were bound and gagged during a home raid near Parkers Landing. About 200 dollars vanished as three young robbers fled after pistol threats. State police summoned by Shakeley were given a description of the bandits. The event followed by unrelated economic conference commentary on Roosevelt.
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Harvey
Margaret
Nancy Shakeley
Parkers Landing
Shakeleys
Shakeley Creed
Butler
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Ad reads a German remedy claiming rapid relief from bowel and nervous symptoms. It touts one dose alleviating distress and lists Keister's Cut Rate Drug Store as the supplier with an ad date of January 29.
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