State action now expected in local case
Gasoline storage tank installation by Tiffany at Phoenix Motel prompted state fire protection officials to review compliance near railroads and residences. City authorities await state bureau action on conformity with tank placement rules, fuel sales plans uncertain, with further steps pending.
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Thes Service
Chingex
Ta R Tiffany
Phoant
Eros
Fils
Tocai
To Case
Thin City
Tiffany
Claugh
Ciiy Ayon
Hare Finburg
Lus
Winlaritood
Tocal
Anki
Stresty
Troy
Beirut
Thintas
Mandgement
Suite Buirents
Inyo Hedit
Ax Bo
Demand Kato Assumes Japan Premiership Timeline
A chaotic Tokyo political scene follows the resignation of the Niowhi cabinet as Admiral Tomas and the FO minister of the navy are urged to form a new government. Prince Regent Mirohite directs the effort while Kata expresses reluctance though public belief leans toward his eventual leadership. The episode centers on the mandate to appoint a prime minister and the strategic pressure from military and regency factions.
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Leynite Press
TORTO
Tomas
Jay
Mirohite
Admiralito
Sindaden
Kata
Alleged Hired Assassin of Kaber on Trial in Italy
In Italy the trial of Vittorio Pishelhi, nicknamed Pishelhi, for the alleged hired assassination of Kaber faced a postponement after Pishelhi reportedly confessed. Detectives Mooney testified as Cavolo of Cevoluid and others were linked to the case, with authorities seeking forensic clarity and jury verdict expectations.
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Kaber
Italy
United Prong
Pampo Basso
Tyne
Pishellit
Marie Betsenen
Pishelhi
Ward case suspects hunted in Western New York roundup
Western New York agencies scoured for two suspects in the Clarence Peters killing by Walter Ward. Charles J. Rogers and Wiley Jackson were sought by 40 local authorities as officials pressed for clues. One man identified Rogers to deputies and checked out of a hotel Wednesday.
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New York
Ty United Prons
Syracuse
J. Shine
Westchester County
Charles J. Rogers
Wily
Jian Jackson
Clarence Peters
Walter 5
Ward
Test
Westchester
Ag Rogers
Dunn, Owner of Cleveland Indians, Dies in Chicago
John J. Dunn, president and owner of the Cleveland Indians, died in Chicago today after a long illness. The veteran baseball figure had recently been in the city for medical treatment, and his passing comes as a blow to the Cleveland organization and its followers.
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Dunn
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
United Prove
Jomee G. Dunn
Cleveland Tridians
Kia
Monty
New Chief Police and Traffic Officer Appointed Soon
A municipal civil service examination process is underway to appoint a new chief of police and a traffic officer. Applicants include James Paley and others, with H. A. Frank resigning as chief after months of service. Acting officers remain in place while the selection proceeds.
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Police
Barry
Ehier
Griffin
Civil Service
Alternoot
James Paley
Uni
Bullock
H. A. Frank
Mikimisteil
Foley
Complete recovery of Lenine expected in weeks
A United Press report from Riga on June 1 cites Soviet officials predicting Nikolai Lenin to be fully recovered within a few weeks. The message notes Lenin remains energetic though his health shows fatigue and his condition is cautiously described as improving amid Bolshevik leadership movement.
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United Press
Riga
Nikolai
Denine
Me Vitrouiy
Ke Eitavin
Hod
Semaine
Atvolute Fendey
Patiey
Mother's Fight Delays Executions For Son
In New York on June 9 the mother of a 11 year old, Agkelo Tumberello, pleaded to spare the electric chair awaiting her son and three others. Her frantic appeals, belatedly heard, resulted in a two week reprieve granted by Governor Miller just before the related death march was to commence.
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United Presta
New York
Agkelo Tumberello
Tuntberello Poundlad
Heth
Goverar Miller
Harding Addresses Princeton Students
President Warding urges college men to train for peace and service as he accepts a Princeton University Doctor of Laws degree. He frames the era of war as past and the tasks of peace as unending, calling for continued effort and opportunity.
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Princeton
College Men of America
Warding
Princeton University
Chadbourne Concludes Testimony in Antitrust Hearing
New York June. Chadbourne and Schiff testified again before the Leekwond Heammuttse investigating state lines. Untermyer emphasized that all data and formation demanded from witnesses had been received.
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Unite Pree
New York
Thomas Chadbourne
Ant Tine J. Schiff
Kuhn, Losh and Company
Beer Renml
Samuel Untermyer
Sincu
Conitige
Untermyer
Esis Winn
Attempt to Dynamite Gov't Building Frustrated
A thwarted plot to dynamite a government building is reported as authorities thwart an attempt and secure the scene. No one injured in the alleged plan while investigators examine the suspect and motive.
Slaying Mystery Shocks Indiana Village
A troubling incident in an Indiana village drew authorities to a night scene where a mysterious weapon was found near a president’s toll and a public disturbance followed. Investigators pursue leads amid political tensions as protests turn violent nearby.
Appeal to Harding Against Wage Cut
A draft appeal to President Harding aims to block $10,000,000 wage reductions ordered by the United States Railroad Labor Board set to take effect in July. The plan involves 1,200,000 shop and maintenance of way workers and 360,000 more affected nationwide. The board's decision targets crafts including clubs, signaling, marine, and fire department staff, with the total decrease not disclosed.
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United Cincinnati
Harding
United States Rail Way Labor Board
Logan
Sillcouds
Cimcaqo
United States Railroad
Willke
Sigbwlinen
Marine
Nationery
Hearst Boom For President Predicted By Connors Pupil Recitals
A lengthy article notes William Randolph Hearst favored for president after a Western trip, with Connors predicting Hearst as next president and likening him to Roosevelt. It also details a year-end recital by Mrs C P Raton's pupils, held at her North Center Street home, featuring young and older students in music and memory work.
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United Pros
New York
Mike William Randolph
United States
Witla J. Connors
Onnere
Hearst
Troosevelt
Connors
Roosevelt
Wne
Tate
Willy
Conners
Mtag
Cout
Nearst
Europe
Nas
C. P. Raton
North Center Street
Ursuil
Bugin
Jack Frann Roberts
Melnevre
Wayne Skinner
Hora Mair
Baw Cole
Bernice Ilits
Helene Tewir
Chailia Place
Jeanne
Raeford Dempsey
Elizabeth Dempsey
Saarfogirl
Genevieve Smith
Virginia Day
Thura Ely
Dorothy de 'Pew
Morah Drowght
Dorothia Williams
Grace Spits
Margaret McKehny
Dorothy Gates
Virginia Hoenes
Keadeth King
Miner Favored by Pinchot as Chairman
PITILADELPNA June 1 A report says Gifford Pinchot backs General Ash ter Miner of Wilkes Barre for chairman of the Republican state committee. Pinchot, governor candidate, declares he supports Miner as head of the party and says the move aims to unify the party. Philadelphia June 2 Pinchot plans to press Miner's bid in the city with allies from across the state as Baker opposes. The Bellevue Stratton hotel hosts Republican leaders and delegates as the race for the post shapes up like an old state convention.
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Philadelphia
Gifford
Piacini
Moon
Reppublican State Committee
Forester
Ashter Miner
Crow
W. Harry. Baker
Jacene
Pinchott
Record Heat Parade Drenches Cities Across Nation
The nation endures a blistering warm spell with temperatures soaring above 80, and in some cities near or above 100. Reports from Wilkes-Barre Boston New York Chicago and Columbus note heat waves causing heat distress and several heat related incidents as residents seek shade and relief.
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Shermmyietets
Fotlayyig United Meese Ili Juitebox
Wilkes-Barre
Vic Tineth
Hoston
Marcus
New York
Althowgh
Anihok
Columbus
Tuan
Chipago
Stepfather slain as son shoots in Hanover Township
A 17 year old Ernest Levits of Hanover township shot and killed his stepfather August Wetke 40 after Wetke allegedly attacked the boy's mother. The incident occurred in Wilkes Barre area with conflicting reports and ongoing investigations as authorities review self defense claims and statements from locals.
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United Press
Wilkes Parre
Ernest Levits
Hanover Township
August Wetke
Zarrisburg
McCall
Kitthen Hes, and Co
T de Welk
New York
Frm
Pitino
Henry H- Kaufman
Tim
BleCall
Riley
Wick
Frank Zabrowaki
United States
West Pittston
Charlow
Mollerback Panetate
New Jersey Railroad Wreck Shocks Passengers
A Lehigh Valley line wreck disrupted New Jersey rail service after an overturned engine forced a detour. No injuries were reported, while the incident spurred calls for reduced rail freight and postage rates amid a broader bill proposed by Representative Clyde Kell.
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Washington
Howe
Clyde Kell
United Pree
New Jersey
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley
Lattee
Neilan and Sweet Wedding in Chicago Courthouse
Chicago dispatch reports the wedding of Banthe Sweet and Burubal Neilan in a city courthouse. The ceremony followed Neilan’s arrival from France where he had been directing a film, Mise Sweet, and the couple planned a later celebration in New York.
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Chicago
Banthe Sweet
Magic Aptrer
New Yorke
Hge
Ubal Neila
Neilan
Feanes
Mise Sweet
Los Angeles
Cust
Britton to Meet Leonard for World Welterweight Title Fight
New York June 0 Jack Britton world welterweight champion and Henry Leonard world lightweight champion were signed today to fight for the welterweight title at the Velodrome on June 20. Tex Rickards to supervise a fifteen round decision bout as the main event in a championship bid.
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United Pronst
New York
Jack Britton
Henry Leonard
Tex Rickards
Ffteen Reuninons
Britton
Government Regulation of Radio Proposed by Maine Representative
A federal bill to regulate radio broadcasting was introduced today by Representative White of Maine. The measure seeks comprehensive government oversight of radio as part of broader regulatory reform.
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Washington
Jani
Representative White
Maine
Rickenbacher Leaves Chicago for Denver
Fragmentary text references a departure from Chicago to Denver involving Rickenbacher. Details are garbled with multiple stray phrases and unclear dates or affiliations. no coherent events, teams, or organizations are ascertainable from the readable portions.
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Rickenbacher
Chicago
Denver
Chicago area rail merger eyed by executives and press
In Chicago a major railroad merger is under discussion as leaders discuss consolidating the Chicago and Alton with the Missouri Kansas Texas lines into three or four groups. President Bierd of the Chicago and Alton says the talks follow reports of planned consolidation.
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Omicago
Lu-Railround
Kystoma
United States
Willinin Ch
Bierd
Hicayond
Alton Railroad
United Presa Todiy
Chicago and Alton
Mistoun
Kansas and
Texida
Plan for federal supervision of coal industry proposed
A United Press report outlines a June plan for federal oversight of coal showing possible government control to stabilize prices and protect public interests. Negotiations continue with no final arrangement, but leaders expect strong supervision and regulation of mining, operators, and wholesalers.
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Plan Federal Supervision OF Coal Industry
United Pros
Aospingeson
von Sian
Inser
Linder
Ken
Painfully Hur t Fall at Tannery
A fall at a tannery left an injured worker with serious injuries. Witnesses report the incident occurred yesterday, with the exact nature of the injuries not yet confirmed. The injured person was attended at home by Lay Oy and by GW Bennett.
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Allie
Howe
Bennett
W C 7 U Holds Annual Banquet and Election
The WETU held its annual banquet and election at the home of Ars in Durham with six visitors. Officers elected to serve next year included secretary and other leaders, while the Relief Department reported winter aid and contributions to soldiers and sailors works. The event featured a turkey dinner and a closing reception, with members praising activities and planning continuations.
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WETU
Ars
Durham
Kes Street
Mie
Janigrtown
N. Yaa
Groen
Atlas Hust Stockham
Tife-Shemiier
Chisel
Dort
di Woodworth
WGTU
Tayewen
Atl
Runaways and Deserters Held at Harrisburg
Harrisburg report states sheriff La om Young of Tarrisn county West Virginia and guards from Edgewater Auten Maryland captured together several runaways and deserters who had caused a disturbance aboard a vessel. The group, including four runaway boys and two deserters, was taken into custody today after a period of pursuit and travel.
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United Irimesy
Harrisburg
la Om Young
Tarrisn County
West Virginia
Yguirds Fem Edgewater
Corry Man Victimized by Counterfeit Check Sharper
Police report a Corry man scammed by a counterfeit check in a Wave Smith area purchase. John Layelind of Wave Smith arranged a test drive then left town. The alleged buyer claimed to aid at East Sixtetreet in City Station, but authorities found no trace. The victim paid $160 for a secondhand touring car. check later proved worthless. Bank officials notified police that funds were not available and investigation continues.
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aSman
James Ryder
John Layelind
Wave Smith
Layelund
Guardli
Espe Ryder
Fae
Loveland
Hitie
Loveline Tuten
Fry
Jarestone Bank
van Ariwn
Urge
Enjoyable Picnic and Camp Fire for Post and Corps
A pleasant picnic and campfire for Post and Corps members occurred at Mrs. Rose Westley’s Worth Street residence. A good turnout of Post and WRC members enjoyed a light meal and a short program organized by the WRI ladies. Details on attendees and future events could not be confirmed from the fragment.
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Rose Westley
Worth Street
Post
WRC
Tre
WRI
Porpetuu
Defeated Girl Shoots Father in Fatal Harm Incident
Washington, June 9. A 19 year old girl, Maree Sopisi, allegedly endured many beatings at home near Masinna before the shooting. Police report she claimed self defense but investigators are examining her statements as the motive behind the fatal act.
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United Press
Washington
Masinna
Uski
Binmell
Stiff Sentences for Safe Cracking Gang
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh reports nine members of the McCabe safe cracking gang were convicted and given a combined 70 year term. Sentences ranged up to ten years, with the longest penalties described.
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United Prout
Pittsburgh
Nat McCabe
Patty
Wes
Earl
Paddy
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