Lowden Seeks Vice Presidency Amid Platform Draft
In Cleveland June 1, plans for a Republican platform gain steam as Boom Lowden pushes for the vice presidency despite declining a draft. Coolidge supporters rally around party planks emphasizing agricultural aid, tariff reforms, and a stronger anti prohibition stance, with Henry Cabot Lodge and Charles Warren guiding committee actions. Lowden reiterates his refusal to run and explains his focus on farming interests and rural organization while traveling to Oxford, Ohio for a speech at Miami University.
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United Plan
Cleveland
Tine
Rihmtnavion
Henry Cabot Soule
Janien Watson
Oéilidge
Charleb
Warren
Harding
Coalidge
Ecco
Cooperative Mairkouing
Shere Howl
Weigle Nates
DT Grout Lajee
Lawrence
ngeigiMiiral Anwar
Thak
Lig
Treweury Melton
Berane
Vila
Mae
Ayoreavn
Brice
Nuunteen
United Pros
Ree Publican
Mpson Poamie
Lowden
Minos
Uhh
Conlidge
Chicago
Holt
Stelevation Tendere
United Press
Londen
Coolidge
Egon
Wiiaaid
Coolidge Lowden
Uecker
Tam
Tams
Miose
Euque Fry
He Breeders Association
Oxford
Ohio
Mids University
Nein Athors
Five Best Radio Features in Early Broadcast Lineup
Radio listings highlight WHAZ Troy WOR Jefferson City KGO Oakland and WHAP New York with programs spanning minstrel show previews, educational courses, and a joint recital by Lamberti Kopraina and Michael Tinmibforth. Programs air across Pacific, Central, and East zones with notable performers and varied topics.
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Troy
Wade
William
Mill
Billy Will
KGO
Doldarmile
New York
Dye Lamberti
Kopraina
Michael Tinmibforth
Fall
Former Corryite, a traffic cop hurt in daylight hotel robbery
Merritt Sheeley, a former Corry resident and taxi driver, was injured when two men robbed a restaurant on Pine Street in the early afternoon. A pursuit followed as the robbers fled east toward Paturinggun, crashed near a utility pole, and disappeared. Police pursued and looted reports but no arrests were announced.
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Dayton
Pine Street
Ahiovek
Bowie
Merritt
Sheela
Mevvile Shretey
Merritt Sheeley
Corry
Eine
State Hopes 10 Prove Sanity Of Young Slayers
United Press reports on a Chicago campus raid by state attorneys seeking testimony to prove the sanity of Leopold and Loeb. Defense chief Clarence Darrow plans to introduce new evidence and witnesses from college friends to counter the confessions and portray the teens as sound minded.
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Crowe
University of Chicago
Franks Bay
Saicago
Office of State
Robert E. Crowe
University of Chicako
Couneil
Wwe
Leopold
Sue
Loeb
Looby
Laeh
Brunkte
Inch
Leopald
Loch
Car Damaged In Night Crash At Elimax Plant
A vehicle owned and driven by Ran Sie Joy crashed into a freight car at a wideline entering the Elimax plant on West Aluiny street. The driver was unhurt though the car suffered severe damage. Police investigated the incident as witnesses and nearby residents reported the odd sequence of events.
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Ran Sie Joy
Sinlew
Elimax
West Aluiny Tree
Sisley
Pollen
Taft Follette Bomb Drops at Republican Convention
The article reports a heated Wisconsin action at the Republican National Convention with M. Luokedt challenging the party, condemning former Attorney General Daugherty and former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall. Delegates debate resolutions to disbar Daugherty, support Mell on the program, and condemn tax cuts.
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Republican Party
Daugherty
Cleveland
M. Luokedt
Trurry
Albert B. Fall
Wisconsin
Vollove
John J. Blaine
Congress
Ram
MoThar
Inter
Albert
Tall
Melfon
Norris
Nebranka
Onreng
Michigan
Read
Penneyivania
Oddie
Town
Bormh
Idaho
Lalfolterte
Mesafo Shoals
Muibe Neundalis
San Gur Wheeler
Hationt
Children’s Day Observed At Local Churches
Two fine programs marked Children’s Day observances at M B and Maptisty churches on Sunday. Morning exercises at the Methodist Church featured a routine program while the Baptist Church held an evening service. Large crowds attended and praised the efforts of the young participants.
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Childcene Bay
M. B
Mod
Baptist Church
Gott Parvicey
Wtiensderry
Circus draws large crowd to Corry today
Walter L. Main presents a tent show on city grounds with elephants, camels, trained animals, and a parade through main streets. Hundreds flock from surrounding towns as afternoon features include the Chiba wonder, Nimadeus act, horse display from Kentucky, the Belleuio family acrobats, and Indian riding act. Final performance planned for 8 o'clock tonight with doors opening earlier.
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Walter L. Main
Hell
Maxis Vino
Chiba Wonder
Aber al
Slick Wire
Vihar Maulsoni
Mavel Higkey
Tye
Taauikville
Doors
Release man held for theft of auto
Hett Foster of Wrightsville was discharged by Alderman Gordon after a hashing held Saturday afternoon regarding the theft of a Chevrolet owned by Avdeen Yano of Rowe 7 near the railroad plant. The discharge came despite evidence presented to hold the man.
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Hett Foster
Wrights
Ville
Tito
Avdeen Yano
Rowe 7
Railialor Plant
G1 Gordon
Walt
Local Radio Concert Delights Lis City Listeners
Community gathered Sunday for a local radio concert at Wert try ing street. Lis City owners enjoyed the performance by Lou Sturar and Storer Tae, with a later promised improvement in programming and a new local talent lineup teased for the near future.
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Lis City
Lou Sturar
Inpriséni
Soo Meatironoyell
Papelio Charged With Man's Murder in Cameron County
Coroner's inquest links Joseph Papelio to the killing of Charles Lurdwit, Emporium firm proprietor. Papelio, who had escaped custody on April 27, was questioned. testimony describes a cave hideout, a shaved mustache to conceal identity, and a planned abduction during a nighttime drive. Bail set at the county jail as officers continue investigation and prepare for court.
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Joseph Papell
Charles Lurdwit
Nartis
Cameron County
Akita
Coronne
Amt
Vioriumn
Jaco’ Arklarl
Papeid
Lustwig
Uy Neyhore
Dugey
Keating Sunmit
Gardean
Tur
Sigdio
Blu
Joseph Ardiery
Circus-Bound Lad Visited by Chief Dunkle on Circus Day
A young boy from Corry, drawn by circus posters, traveled to town after weeks of dreaming at home. Police Chief Dunkle arranged care and arranged his return to a Polish farmer father on Sciota Road, with the lad enjoying the circus grounds and a day of lemonade and thrills before departure.
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Nis
Dunkle
Uie Chin
Roladalle
Sciota
Pomona Grange Opens Two Day Session Here
Corry Grange met with Erie County Pomona at the Macs cubes hall for a two day session starting at 1 o clock with a large attendance. Program included calls to order, singing, discussions on market product withholding, radio on farms, dinner, memorial service, and examinations for degrees. A Meadeville Meady division noted the session and local church service.
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Erie County Pomona
Macs Cubes
Grange
Maner Varry Grange
Sherman Lilly
Pomort
Wartshore Grange
Bensemir Grane
Harry Grange
Ploritia
Pennsylvania
Archie Billings
Hedinboro Grange
Lake Shore Grange
Edna Flaven
Eris County
Mukic
Hetle
Valley
Granige Addma
Wilkon
Union
Thy
Lower Leaf Grange
Pomona
Gorr- Grange
Mra
Everste Cook
Granger
Snelngtieh
Ahil Vilage
Granener Howe
Ogine
Waterford
Grange Meadville
Sundsay
Cherry Hill Grange
Meadville
Columba
Justinilion
Tiq
Eris
Titusville
Geant Grange
City
Corrye
Jamestouwnon
Poiteei Ney
Mumberig
Ital Council
Tara
St Agatha’s
R. C
A. J. Weushler
Pat
Pravin
Dieter
G. McCarthy
Wilgluumsport
Erie Council
Supreme Court ruling says beer prescription illegal
The United States Supreme Court ruled that prescribing beer for medicinal purposes is not valid under the 18th Amendment. The case involved James Everard's Brewery and Edward Burke of New York, challenging Congress's authority to deny the prescription exception. Justice Sanford delivered the opinion, clarifying that the prescription concept does not justify beer manufacture for medicinal use.
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Washington
Constitutional
James Everard
Edward
John Burke
New York
Ariel
Congress
Paister
Justice Sanford
Supreme Bench
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