Early Morning Fire Destroys Grandview Pavilion at Findley Lake
Fire destroyed the Grandview dancing pavilion at Findley Lake early today. Claude Parry owns the pavilion, insured for about $12,000 with $7,000 coverage in the structure. Investigators consider arson likely, with locals noting a rapid blaze that gutted the building while a large crowd had attended a Saturday night dance. The facility had opened in 1928 and was a popular dance hub for nearby communities.
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Sherman Pep Ag Wall Me Goveyites
Republicans Gather in Cleveland for National Convention
United Press reports the Republican National Convention opening in Cleveland with Theodore Burton as temporary chairman. Committees were appointed and adjournment occurred early morning as delegates viewed the scene. Rumors on vice presidential choices circulated, with Lowden favored but unlikely. Hoover discussed for front runner while California’s Townsend was not to be nominated.
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United Prem
Theodore Murton
Viatih
Run Eatilidate
New Yember
Coolidge
Warning Against Bogus Charity Drives in City
Officials warned residents to beware of fake charity campaigns claiming to aid a destitute woman. A secretary denied Chamber of Commerce approval for the scam and rejected requests for support citing lack of verifiable details. Similar incidents have surfaced in the past month as authorities urge caution and vigilance against impersonators seeking donations.
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Boku
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Republican cadidate circle leads state delegation
Daugherty is no longer a central figure in Ohio Republican circles. Lolis F Brust, Marion Star publisher, was defeated by Marion Mischke for state delegation leadership as the party reorganized. The vote marks a turning point in the 2024 scene.
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Fiscahilidale
Lolis F Brust
Harding
Marion Star
Marion Mischke
Ciyachoa
Public Service Commission Orders Erie Union City Bus Line Action
Harrisburg June 10 The Public Service Commission ordered Thon W Maugh and Harold V Plough to refrain from operating the motor taii line between Erie and Union City An application for a certificate of public convenience was denied and a petition for remission of fine was denied.
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Thon W Maugh
Harold V. Plough
Erie
Union City
U.S Reply To Jap Protest Is Completed
June 10 The American reply to Japan s protest against immigration exclusion law may be delivered today. Work on the draft is virtually finished and the final rift may be ironed out at a cabinet meeting before delivery. Publication of the text will be supervised from here and cabled to Tokyo with an expected 24 hour delay before publication by the state department.
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Wasitington
Japan
Tokio
Tianihara
Jts
Tle Stite Department
U S Missionaries Wounded in Chinese Clash
Dan Beck and George Firder connected with the Reformed Church headquartered at 15th and Race Street Philadelphia were wounded in a clash between rival local forces at Shin Chow Wu on June 4.
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Dan Beck
George Firder
The
Reformed Church
15Th and
Race Snet
Philadelphia
Weer
Shin Chow Wu
Open Bids Tonight on Sewer Projects and Park Fountain
City civil works invite sealed bids for four sewer projects in the Third Ward and the city fountain at the park in tonight’s session. Bids opened at o'clock after prior rejection of higher offers, as officials seek to advance the district's construction program amid limited time.
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Oa Reaenenaen
Wacom
Corry High alumni hold Ninth Annual reunion at Brute Armory
Nearly two hundred graduates gathered for Corry High School’s Ninth Annual Alumni Reunion at Brute Armory. Miss Cohen presided, reporting a new fund drive and special finance committee to build a trust for ongoing association activities. A program of songs, skits, and a welcome address featured Arch Leons as president, with notable attendees from Jamestown, Buffalo, and Enfield among others.
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State Armory
Corry High School
Morty
Brute Armory
Mule
Lona Gohen
Sles
Hranke
Babbitt
R Leach
Drust Fund
Ee Fiture
Opni
Arch Leons
Clifton
Weber
jAent
Rabbitt
Leachan
Lyor
Me Weber
Miss Cohen
HF ‘Thompson
Parle Mah
Mise Cohen
Ralph Ward
Clifton Webber
Theroly
Petfter
Tine McCray
Wallace Vowhie
Roth Hall
W. Campbell
Mix McCray
Heath
Tollayite
Tna
Austin
Babbite
Dextra
Chute Momenger
W. A Knowlton
Jamestown Str
Mra. Ft. Thompson
Purlman
R. Linendell
Buff
Aly Alias
Clidys Fraw
Evie
Huiter Pope
Enfield
Ancie Laurie
Middaugh
Tredonin
Dar
Boy Scouts Help Direct Traffic at Parade Grounds
Members of the Apiscopa troop in Hay Senviis assisted police by directing traffic and managing parking during a parade at the fairgrounds last night. The scouts received compliments for their splendid work.
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Hinds
Automobilen
Wir
Noted Author and Theologian Macfarlane Ends Life
San Francisco reports noted author and theologian Peter Clark Macfarlane shot himself last night. Police found his body in a hallway outside his office after a friend received a troubling letter describing his battle with diabetes and deteriorating mental health. Macfarlane, born 1871 in St. Clair County Missouri, wrote works including The Quest of the Yellow Poor and Those Who Have Come Back. He is survived by his second wife after his first wife died in 1908.
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United Pres
San Francisco
May of Justice
Peter Clark Maclfar
Rufus
Rigdon
Masa
MacParlané
St. Clair Couny
Florida Agricultural College
Herkeley, Conn. Tible
East Christian Church
Altameda
Cali
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Saturday Evening Post
France
Germany
AE. I
Widlow
MacFarline
Bombs Found in Japanese Physician Home Raid
New York news reports Dr. Osyma Tetiels a Japanese physician and explosives expert was arrested after bomb squad officers raided his apartment. They recovered formulas diagrams and instructions for explosive devices and firearms including a pistol and ammunition.
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Uiwonero
New York
Osyma Tetiels
Wan Gue
Today’s Five Best Radio Features and Programs
Radio listings for Philadelphia WIP present Gauls perform The Holy City at 8 pm, while WGY Schenectady offers excerpts from Hizet’s opera Carman by the WGY Opera Company at 9:45 pm. Other stations include Naval Reserve Band at Great Lakes and Imperial at Chicago with a general musical program.
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Philadelphia
Holy City
WGY
Hizet
WGY Opera Company
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Coveland
M. Ewster
Naval Reserve Band of Great Lakes
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San
Imperial
Ataris
Hund
ICYW
Chicago
Gentral
Misiead
Women Play Key Role in Convention, Women Speak
At the National Republican Convention in Cleveland, women press for equal representation and control of patronage as state delegations meet. Leaders like Mrs Medill McCormick and Mrs Chas Sabin May rally support, while men resist sharing power, promising a pivotal fight over the Moor of the convention.
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Cleveland
Ariel Inti
Hue
Riley
Medill McCurnick
Chas Sabin
Louis Cowden Succumbs to Pneumonia
Louis Cowden aged 28 dies at home after a brief pneumonia illness. Survived by his wife and parents, one sister Mrs Wilmer Nelson, and a sister. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday afternoon at 2:50 from 600 South Center Street with Pine Grove Cemetery interment. Odd Fellows to handle services.
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George W. Cowden
Wean
Axe and Gas
OL Ry Lodge
Corry
Shin
Wilmer Nelson
South Center Street
Sfolock
Pine Grove Cemetery
Strave
President Connlidge Not Planning Extra Session
President Connlidge does not contemplate calling an extra session of Congress as administration difficulties arise from the deficiency bill and other items. White House officials say Coolidge does not favor such a move and views current policy as sufficient to address the issues.
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Conlidge
Congress
White House
Meadville talks target gas rate deal to 60 cents
Meadville chamber of commerce and United Natural Gas Company reached a possible compromise to cut rates to 60 cents per thousand cubic feet if no costly litigation occurs. Erie Corry and Warren areas have fought similar increases. Officials expect formal notice and a petition to the Public Service Commission.
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Meadville
United Natural Gas Company
Pennsylvania Gas Comp Ani Allied
Unitadias
Erie
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Comeil
of Erie
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Ras Company
Cty
Chamber
Fr. Thomas
Citine
Warren Ahd Corry
Public Service
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Supreme Courts
Haye Beer
Direstaia
Raymond Civass
Lyman Graham
Mair Street
Chestnut Street
Airmen Circle the World in Historic Flight Start
United Press reports American aviators launched a round the world flight from Hong Kong on June 10 amid unclear messaging. The crew aims to cover long distances with 49 legs and diverse legs in Asia and beyond.
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