LaFollette Contenders as Labor Spokesman in Wisconsin Race
United Prose reports La Follette may be labor spokesman for the Wisconsin campaign. LaFollette plans to speak at the Angllican Nation Labor Convention and discuss practical politics with labor leaders. He seeks reelection amid strong labor union support and opposition from Democrats.
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United Prose
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Cincinnati
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Wisconsin
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Wife Held for Slaying of Circus Owner
Mrs Toh Pruden, wife of circus owner Jim Pruden, is held on murder charges in the shooting death of circus proprietor Whitman Desmond Taylor. The case follows a trail of arrests in New Jersey and Philadelphia as investigators pursue links to a March homicide at the showman’s home.
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Heavy Fine For Motorist In Intoxicated Driving Case
Wattsburg June 11 George Farnhim arrested Saturday night for driving while intoxicated charged before a Union City justice. Farnhim was fined $100 and costs, then committed to Leine county jail after failing to pay the fine.
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Leine County
Rotary Picnic Sparks Community Interest At Lake
Interest centers on the Rotary Club picnic tomorrow with members leaving the Municipal building at 2 o'clock. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches salads or a wake for a general get together supper rather than a snack for their own families. Hot coffee will be available and those willing to contribute should bring a living and white items.
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Steps Taken to Organize Girl Scouts Rally at City Hall
A large gathering last evening at the Municipal Building heard Mrs Olmstead outline the aims of Girl Scouting. Speakers from the community described troop successes, uniforms, and instructional methods, with emphasis on coordinating church troops and the Presbyterian group planning a Wednesday gym night.
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Olma
Senator urges blunt Japan immigration stance
Democratic leader Robinson of the Senate calls for clear U S guidance to Japan on immigration and a firm stance amid the University of Arkansas centennial celebration. He warns misdirection could worsen relations while urging frank talk on migration and related policies with Japan.
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Local social notes from Titneville and nearby towns
Mrs P Z McDonald of Titneville attends a meeting on Worth Street with the Worthalic Daughters of America. Dorm Bennett visits Clymer for an afternoon with Mr Guy Valipge of Olean. Will Akam and family host a visit at Lovells as Akare tebe joins in mixed company.
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Quicksand To Boost Cost Of Sewer Project
City engineers announce quicksand encountered on the Bayt Mary Street sewer work will raise costs. Total additions run to about 1.1 per foot, with the city and Howard company bearing extra expenses until eventual recovery from property owners. Project east of the city is funded jointly by the city and J. Wo & A. P Monard company.
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Traffic Violators Arraigned After Monday Bust
Police arrested several traffic violators including a driver charged with speeding and another for driving without proper license plates. The cases were pending further investigation as Alderman Porter ordered continued action and questioned the vehicle's origin linked to a James Town purchase.
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Indian War Looms at Lake Erie Point
Ontario June 13 The prospect of conflict rose near Polit Page a government park on Lake Erie ten miles south of here. Dozens of Potawatomi Jugnyilieg warriors camped on the outskirts claiming hunting grounds at the Point. Canadian Mounted Police troopers moved through the Browince area toward the park to deter potential clashes with the tribes.
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Omaha Maniac Sought For Second Fiendish Crime
In Kansas City Missouri June 1 police seek a man linked to a second murder after the Bloomers were found shot in their home. Perry Bagwal describes a tall unkempt suspect seen near the crime scene as detectives widen the hunt for a possible Omaha killer feared to be at large.
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Collins Meets with Churchill on Irish Constitution in London
United Press reports Collins neal of the Irish Free State government traveled to London to confer with Winston Churchill on Ireland's constitution. A late- night bombing in York Street, Belfast injured several, while in Dublin three youths attacked Darrel Giggis, shaving his beard and moustache in what is described as a joke.
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England
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Pretty Russian Girl Seeks Annulment of Marriage
Marie Lioubolt Vondatsky, a Russian heiress, plans to confront Anastase Vonsiatsky in a fortnight in Paris over claims of a 1920 marriage. She asserts bigamy and says she will travel to America to pursue the case, aided by friends funding her trip.
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Anastase Vonsiatsky
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America
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Orton
Aged Columbus Resident Dies After Illness
An elderly Columbus resident, Ed Schrambnig, died at his home this morning at 1 o'clock after a lingering illness. He was well known in the community and funeral announcements will be made later.
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Opportunity Club Social Event at Presbyterian Church
A large Opportunity Club gathering at the Presbyterian Church featured a 6:30 p m supper at the home of Mr and Mrs BL Smith on Shady Avenue with 55 attendees. The outdoor plans were canceled due to weather and the event moved indoors with decorated surroundings and an engaging program including Jeannette Butler’s Frenching Myra Ghalpser’s vocal solo recitations by Flelbti Lowi Miky Wrances Fayero of Chicago and stunts by Dr P Ge Wow. An apron making session and materials for an annual bazaar were announced as part of the club’s upcoming activities.
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Erie home fire injures ten in arson attempt
Ten people fled into the street when an arson attack started a fire at a home on Rast Whip? street in Erie. Fire officials opened a probe into the blaze after a bundle of oil-soaked waste was dumped on the porch. A pop bottle was involved, and the fire was contained before spreading to the yard.
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Labor Parley Condemns Ship Subsidy Bill in Debate
A formal labor parley denounces a ship subsidy bill amid heated debate. The federation cites funding, membership trends, and political support as it urges President Eurdfiye and Congress to oppose the measure, highlighting potential impact on workers and maritime industry.
Canvass for Funds to Improve Cemetery
Officers of the St Thowwae Cemetery Association meet to plan a drive for funds to improve the cemetery. Plans include widening paths and repairing property to enhance appearance. Members and visitors discussed contributing to the fund and scheduled further actions at an upcoming meeting.
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St. Thomas Cemetery Association
Utalty
Degree work tonight by Catholic D of A at Easton Star Mall
The Catholic Daughters of America will confer the tear and second degrees on a slate of candidates at Easton Star Mall this evening at 118. A luncheon will be served by the K. of Groomn and other diversions are planned. Visitors expected from Erie and Meadville, including District Deputy Mabel Shail.
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Detroit Plant Tragedy Leaves Four Dead in Sudden Accident
United Press report details a fatal Detroit incident at a packing plant where four workers died. The brief note notes shocking conditions and early investigations while listing companies and locations involved.
Red Cross extensive work continues in Beaverdale community
The Beaverdale area reports ongoing Red Cross relief and a May nursing report highlights 34 babies under infant supervision and rising memberships. Community nurse visits and the Infant Welfare Clinic are credited with improving health and welfare, amid local demonstrations and public notices.
Collapse of New Italian Government Feared
United Press reports fear over a government collapse as Prime Minister Pavia loses support amid coalition shifts and rising Catholic and socialist tensions. Nitti may return to power after the anticipated cabinet shakeup and parliamentary maneuvering in Rome.
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Community Service Initiates Music Program in Corry
Emerjin Stone of National Avenue of Community Music is loaned to Corry by the National Community Service to lead a citywide music program. Stone will direct congregational singing in churches and with local Lions and Rotary groups, visiting universities and military singing units, with a free university-style course open to all in the area.
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Missionary Society To Meet Tomorrow
The Wormaa oretan Missionary Society of the Math dint Church will hold its June meeting in the church hall tomorrow evening. Mrs. Bo M. Redinger leads a program on The Kingdom and the Nations with reports from the recent invitational ginnivention. President Gayla and Beulah Brooke chair the entertainment committee as plans are shared to support the missionaries, with musical numbers by Miss A Johnsary. A full attendance is urged.
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