Peasant Army Marches On Capital City
Reports from London Paris and Athens describe a Bulgarian counter revolution as peasant forces threaten Sofia. Deposed Premier Stambouliisky reportedly captured or at large while communications to the capital are cut. Civil warwide fighting and foreign troops are claimed in scattered dispatches with uncertain details.
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United Press
Vihmor
Stinbouiisky
Thignruty
Mipatehi
London
Paria
Hardy
Hig
Jeaeds
Sofia Whit
Zahol
Stamabuulisky
Uttar
Holla
Peavant
Sota
Plevna
Varit Journal
Solin Cusseenoiint
Ul Stamioulsky
Vienna
Athens
Tito
Sofia
Ates
Salonica
Alexandroff
Armen
Tinistryy le
Pronier
Stamboniisky
Sodormisitca
Early Action Seen in Station Project
Erie and Pennsylvania railroads courted for a new passenger station in Corry as Chamber of Commerce and City Commission press for action. Officials cited inadequate current depot and pledged joint meetings within a week, with vice presidents Parsons and others to decide on initiating talks with railroad heads.
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Parsons
Erie Railroad
Chamber of Commerce and City Commission
Corry
Luffereus
Pennsylvania and
Erie
A. L Kine
Meadville
JP Drown
Ate Chamber of Conmere
Riliielen
B. Johns
Wie
PRR
J. J. Rhoades
Huffaky and
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
John
Renovo
Rhoades
Loeal Piies
Chamber of Commercind City Commission
Deportation Protest Hits Socialist Arrests in Old Forge
The American Civil Liberties Union reports that two Socialist organizers Valenti and Wilson were seized from a Ypelvite house by state, sheriff, and local police and deported last Saturday. The ACLU cites threats of arrest if they return and notes a protest telegram to Governor Pinchot urging protection for speakers at a planned meeting Wednesday night.
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New York
Amutican Civil Libertier Union
Gov. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Old Forge
Valenti
Wilson
Cen
Pinchott
Rovernor
Fire scare on North Side disrupts Kansas City relief scene
A major fire near the Rogers theater building in Kansas City caused smoke and fear as floodwaters receded. Hundreds gathered while relief services assisted residents, with American Legion troops patrolling and shelters opened for thousands displaced by the disaster. Attendees included Mrs. J Holfelder and Mr N Worris visiting local relatives.
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Ontainar Pl
Rogere Rheater
United Press
Lutte
Kansas ‘City
Kasia
Ling
Kangas
Nile
Department Les
Ueland
Arkanii Guy
Winfield
Maritial Fay
American Legionated Ptaty
Tesete
Iebabil Savion
Aterminator
Noted Leader of Jewry Dies in Philadelphia
Javior Ketuskops a long prominent figure in American Jewry and founder of the Jewish Publication Society of America died today from heart trouble. His wife and children were at his bedside when the end came at 0:45 AM. He served as representative of Jewish organizations in Washington from 1917 to 1920. He was tied to Temple Keneseth Israel and lived in Germantown.
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Mlantic City
Javior Ketuskops
Ibbi
Philadelphia
Krautkopf
Gemmantown
Paige
Jewish Publication Society of “America
Organian
Washington
Captives Freed After Shanghai Bandit Raid
June 12 report states Chinese captives held by bandits who wrecked and robbed Shanghai are released. The incident involved a gang targeting the Shanghai area and prompted release news from real sources. No further details on names or locations are provided in the fragment.
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London
Hoom Real News
Iy Chinon
Apel
State Senate Delays Becht Appointment Vote
The Pennsylvania Senate delayed action on Dr J George Becht for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Sen Mary eliaiaudas and the fine committee sent the nomination to the committee for review, while awaiting a constitutional ruling on Becht’s fitness and past performance. The committee convened to discuss the nomination.
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United Prose
Harrisburg
J. George Beeht
Sule
Thaimayin
Senate
Govenor
Eneril Sloban
Mary.eliaiaudas
Yduvn Fine
Yduvn Fine Commiittee
Brice
Vane Point
Wettled Ly
Becht
Iis Committee
Governora
Corryites Buy Cates Tea Room at Jamestown
Corryites acquire Cates Tea Room in Jamestown after a late yesterday closing. The new proprietor plans to remodel and expand, adding Crary Facility Recownary to improve view for patrons. The arcade area and tax assessment will be adjusted as the transfer completes.
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Cates
Jamestown
Tucsontown
Etary von Fiteh
Mabe
Zakiroputas
State Police Convention Near Here Today
State Police in convention here today with Home Guards of Penn, Shania, and Ohio represented. Delegates from Erie and Chaeford counties attended the morning sessions. A luncheon at the Hotel Phoenix hosted high officials continuing talks on policing and procedures.
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Home Guards
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maccabee Hall
Pennshania
Erle
Chaeford Ovaries
Maccabee
Acton
Iornini
Phoenix
Crineet
CosVerin
Brakeshoe Plant Sold Atieri Today
The War Department approved the transfer of the Kale Industrial Plant on Week Tikelithtreet to ArdworthiOdell Worted company of Bilamines NY for 380000. The purchaser plans to relocate the plant to New Wor state. All bidders were notified after the public auction.
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Erie
Kale
ArdworthiOdell Worted Company
Bilamines
Plana Iy
War Department
Arrests Made After Traffic Stop Reported
Mike Hover of Commons una Jane Vogt of Cutting were today placed under arrest by a traffic officer on charges of reckless driving. They were ordered to appear before Police Magistrate Porter tomorrow morning.
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Mike Hover
Una Jane Vogt
Timlie Omierr Haegot
Eite
Illinois Plans Day Referendum During Prohibition Era
Illinois plans a day referendum in Springfield to repeal state prohibitions. Prohibition opponents urge action to preserve state authorities and align with national debates on temperance.
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Illinois
Warns Against Further Tax Cuts In State Income
Harrisburg June 12 The Finance Committee adjourned without action on the tax bill after long meetings. Governor Pinchot urged revisions to maximize revenue, warning further cuts would harm hospital and other appropriations. Senate and House debates focus on profits tax, with potential amendments looming.
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Warribrerg
Jane
Haldwin
Renaterence Comeninwe
Pinehow
Pinchat Sai
Are
Kuitzer
Harrisburg
Snostows Ecwims Toulay
Hm Home
Senate
Iit
Pinchot Waithout
Howe
Pinchot
Dayton
Install New Presbyterian Pastor July 8
The First Presbyterian Church invites to install a new pastor on July 8 at 8 oclock with Rev Mr Shelley as the speaker. Former Chestnut Freshy church pastor Rev A L Stack resigned to take a call, and the search for a pastor at Kane and North Warren continues.
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J. Paul Shelley
Sindy
Elev Este
Shelley Cyte
Prea
Brie
Kane
North Warren
Jan Chvieh
A. L. Stack
Condra Addresses Rotary Club on Canal Zone
Miss Condra spoke before the Rotary Club this noon, giving a detailed description and explanation of conditions in the Canal Zone. She shared personal experiences and insights into daily life there, highlighting fires, activities, and notable events, as Rotarians listened with interest.
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Miss Condra
Rotary Club
Condra
Canal Zone
Key
Liv
Two Germans Killed in Ruhr Amid Paris Dispatch
From Paris dated June 12, reports state two German soldiers and a French sergeant were killed in the Ruhr while another German died of wounds. Four railway explosions and rising sabotage accompany unrest. A French sentinel was shot at Recklinghausen. A German civilian and a German at Dortmund were reported slain. casualties include Germans killed during clashes as French troops fired on guards and civilians after curfew.
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Paris
Ruhe
Recklingtikusen
Dortshund
Wet Plank debated at French Lick as Smith meets leaders
Washington June 12 Democratic strategists gather at French Lick Indiana for a pivotal conference as Governor Al Smith and political chiefs Tom Taggart of Indiana George Brennan of Illinois arrive. They plan a wet platform to challenge prohibition without attacking enforcement, aiming to influence Democratic destiny while Smith remains noncommittal on a 1924 presidential bid. The meeting signals renewed push by Smith Taggart Brennan faction to shape the party’s stance on the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement policies.
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United Pros
Washington
al Smith
Democratic Party
Tom Taghart
Tadinna
Geore Brennan
Illnois
Preach Lote
Smith
Walstead
Chicago
al Smithy
New York
Frevich Lick
Guy
George E. Hremnap
Iliiuis
Theman
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Jeet
Corry Couple Wed at Warren in June Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Joel Cady daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Cady 927 first venue and W Leroy Marsh occurred at Warren Pa Thursday June With Rev Mr Warren of the M B church performing the ceremony Mr and Mrs Marsh will reside in this city having returned from their wedding trip
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Anduudcemont
Deen Mage
Joel Cady
W. E. Cady
Pirst
W. Leroy Marsh
Warren
M. By Church
Marsh
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