Supreme Court upholds amendment and sustains Volstead law
The Supreme Court declared the constitutional amendment valid and sustained the Volstead Act. The decision held state prohibitions must bow to federal law where conflict occurs, delivering a broad victory for prohibition forces and marking a sweeping ruling on federal supremacy in liquor control. The ruling covered several states including New Jersey Wisconsin Rhode Island and Massachusetts and affected enforcement across the nation.
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Herrera Says Carranza Died by Own Hand
United Press report from Mexico City June 1 states Rollie Herrero claims Carranza killed himself after an attack. Herrera criticizes actions of Obregon and notes tensions at a capital hotel. mentions hearings and revolutionary context.
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Eastern Star 26th Annual Session Opens Tomorrow
The 26th annual session of the Grand Chapter of Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star opens tomorrow morning at Exposition Park Auditorium County Lake for a three day meeting. Delegates from Kanus Soluyonburg Ridgway and Warren travel by automobile to attend.
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Warren
Explain New Method for Railroad Finance Cabinet Denounces Congress
Washington report details a new plan to disburse 125 million dollars for rail equipment and improvements. The administration cites 85 million for purchasing equipment and 50 million for railroad improvements to meet obligations with 12 million for short lines. Twenty thousand intercity cars are to be purchased. other items include engines and related rolling stock. The piece also covers political criticism of Congress by White House officials and various department heads.
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Two Small Fires Yesterday Cause Little Damage
Fire alarms rang yesterday morning at West Main and West Pleasant streets. A kettle fault sparked at a confectionery causing minor flames, quickly extinguished with no injuries reported.
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City Commission to Convene Evening Session
The city commission will meet this evening at 8 oclock in the temporary municipal offices in the Library building. It is the first meeting of the month and will review current city bills and general business in a brief session led by the presiding official.
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Gompers Keynote Opens A F L Convention
President Samuel Gompers opens the sixth convention of the American Federation of Labor in Montirmal June 7. Proposals call for voter mobilization for labor, higher pay for teachers and postal workers, opposition to government intervention in strikes, and measures to curb living costs and profiteering. Delegates Willand Powter and John Fitzpatrick attend. wage increases are debated as part of labor’s living standards program.
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John Fitzpatrick
Dale Gate
Oil City Nine to Play Here Wednesday
The Oil City nine will open pents on Washington wheel grounds Wednesday afternoon. Billy Welsh, a portsider, will likely start for the Corry nine in the twilight game. The Titwavitly Independents wilpe Mora for Batueday with this Corry team in a rematch.
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Outdoor rifle practice begins on Corty Rod range
The Corty Rod and Gan Hib start Monday at an outdoor range near Watruus Tweenulliluns groak Motlows Blow fire. Shooters take five shots per position with targets exposed for brief times, aiming for quality scores. Several marksmen posted scores ranging from 60 to 87 as weather notes mention possible showers tonight and Tuesday along Lakiy Pele.
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Seven Lots Sold at City Public Auction Morning
The city held a public sale to collect back taxes and dispose of land. Seven lots were sold for a total of 81 dollars, with buyers including AB Johnson and C Dal Symille. One acre on East Wayne Street went to ALN Stepilibr. another lot in the Fourth ward changed hands. The sale occurred at 10 o clock with proceeds covering taxes and costs.
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Woodmen Hold Memorial at Tug Grove Cemetery
A Woodmen gathering at Ward and the Woodmen Ghelo tent oil service met yesterday morning at the Tangented Brethren church for a solemn sermon by Rev. O. M. McIntyre. Twenty Woodmen and twenty Circle members attended with a choir musical interlude. After the service, graves were honored at Tug Grove, Pine Grove, and Spring Creek cemeteries with floral tributes and ritual observances led by lodge officers.
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Italian girl sentenced for murder in New York case
Juno Maria Tiers a young Italian girl was sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary for the murder of Ler Slater and Mrs Angelina Cinti. Motions for a retrial were denied.
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Dark horse emergence haunts GOP convention reports
The piece notes rising talk of a dark horse candidate at the Republican National Convention. Mentions Charles Hughes as standard bearer, Borah and Lenroot as potential influencers, and debates over second-choice support and speaker roles amid campaign maneuvers.
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New York Mail Announces Rate Increase
June 7 report says The Evening Mail increased its domestic postage and print rates due to higher paper costs and wider use by the public. Officials cited rising paper costs as the reason for the shift in pricing.
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Gas Conservation Meeting Planned by Governors and National Committee
Officials discuss further details of natural gas conservation in a planned gathering. Secretary Payne urges cooperation and a meeting set for Friday in the auditorium of the National Committee.
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Legion Fund Campaign Seeks Remaining Subscriptions
The Board of Commerce reports a forty two thousand dollar goal for the American Legion relief drive. Several local businesses have not yet contributed and the drive will continue for a few days to meet the quota. Subscriptions sent will be acknowledged with certificates.
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