Dawes Center Stage in Presidential Campaign
United Press reports Dawes, the Republican vice presidential nominee, will lead an active campaign while facing inter party pressure from La Follette's independent bid. The piece notes the third party challenge could force the Senate to choose a president if Dawes and Coolidge fail to win in November. It also mentions Montville and Dinmont custody in a New York travel raid.
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United Pro- Chicago
Coolidge
Middle West
Heller
Dawes
Aganelecweil
White Mouse
Robert M Lalolletwe
Anioughy Leab Val LP
Congrow
Eyelind
Yootidge
Republicary
James
Dagens
Wiles
Sas
Ehles
Five Best Radio Features Cast Across Daytime Lineup
Radio schedule notes stations WIP KGO KDKA WTAM and WHA presenting varied content. Listings mention punters top opens, comedy coast segment, banquet of the American Flag Day Association and roof orchestra acts with Vincent Lopez and Nis Pennsylvania performers.
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WIP
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ads Reesen
Miumo
Venvalla
KGO
Oakland
KDKA
Pitneburgh
American Flag Day Association
WAM
Cleveland
City Observes Flag Day with New Decorating Equipment
The article notes Flag Day observances in the city aided by new decorating equipment donated through the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Uniform stalls were placed along curbs in front of local businesses, creating an impressive and attractive display for Play Day.
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Veterans of Foreign Warn
Momorlit Bay
Memorial Service Planned At First Methodist Church
The 100) annual memorial services of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will be held Sunday evening at the First Methodist church. Rev FM Reinger will deliver the sermon titled Over Invisible Ties. Members to decorate graves. services at North Central Street. A large turnout expected.
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Rist Methoriel
Uwe
Asplcia
Aubrey
FM. Reinger
Cestar Street
Chirol
Rebek
First Methodist
New Socialist Government Formed Under Herriot in France
Paris reports Edouard Herriot invited by President Doumsegue to form a new cabinet after the prior government resigned. Herriot aims to finish his minister list tonight and confer with Prime Minister Mactanst of Great Britain as Dowmargne holds morning talks with Jett leaders advising the formation of a new republic government.
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United Freas Paris
Hraties
Edouard Herriot
Doumsegue
Herriot
Mactanstd
Great Britain
Dowmargne
Teddies
Annawicerd
Officers locate hidden liquor near Concord road
Police found five gallons of moonshine near Northwest Street. A man fell unconscious in the road as officers arrived. The bootleggers fled with liquor hidden in bushes before investigators reached the scene. Melon Heath of Wells College was visiting relatives in Aurora.
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Amos King
Flacday Observed At Washington Amid Ceremonies
June 11 reports Ting Day ceremonies planned in Washington with President Coolidge presiding. Cabinet members and officials including War Secretary Weeks and Navy Secretary Daniels to attend. The event ties to the United States Flying Association and honors aviation progress with a roster of notable attendees.
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United
Washington
Coolidge
Weel
Muon
Tali L. Vines
Navy
Wither
Tte
Migtiew
Rickards
Thonan
Marshind
View
Vardisia
Anne
Boston
Rabbi Abasinion
Pupils Named as Not Tardy or Absent Across Schools
A list of pupils from multiple schools categorized as not tardy or absent across grades. Names include Mabel Berry Aline Christ Perl Chirk Wily nifred Clark Sary Tozer Sara Cole Joseph Pierro Andrew Hansen Mary Lynch Myra Ober Fred Ewing Mitch Harold Akal Guy Butturs Blaine Gran Orlo Ewity Carmen Westryn Veronica Grin Jérnice Olds Anneete Tite Edwin Keppel Frank Westren Olin Farnham Murray Loniee Haven Virginia Edson Zelna Vornell Dorothy Alsam Frank Titters Richard Dawson Ruth Ewing Barron Frang Gusty Spraverh Marjerle Kireh Ruth Mick Holla Pavidenns Kennett Porkines Dorothy ents.
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Hid Ineal
Harding School
Orville Street
Poncard
All Rates
Roth
Mabel Berry
Aline Christ
Perl Chirk
Wilynifred Clark
Sary’ Tozer
Sara Cole
Joseph Pierro
Andrew Hansen
Mary Lynch
Myra Ober
Fred Ewing
Mitch
Harold Akal
Guy Butturs
Blaine Gran
Orlo Ewity
Carmen Westryn
Veronica Grin
Prade
Jérnice Olds
Ponotby Kinshelrgers
Grace
Anneete Tite
Edwin Keppel
Frank Westren
Olin Farnham
Murray
Loniee Haven
Virginia Edson
Teena Banks
Zelna Vornell
Dorothy Alsam
Frank Titters
Richard Dawson
Ruth Ewing
Barron Frang
Gusty Spraverh
Washington School
Marjerle Kireh
Ruth Mick
Gende
Kennett Porkines
Dorothy Ents
My Debt to Corry Message to City and Chamber of Commerce
A speaker declares debt to Corry city for benefits received and vows to repay by joining and supporting the community. He reflects on schools churches hospital and public services and proposes personal generosity as duty. He urges active civic participation through the Chamber of Commerce to advance Corry.
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Corry
Clelseon
Lagat
Mse Fife
Lewin
Chamber of Commerce
Bodies Brought Ashore After Navy Disaster
Reports from San Pedro Harbor detail 48 sailors dead after a naval disaster. Captain W Brotherton praises crew for duty. Funeral service planned at Police Athletic Welfare, with naval honors and Catholic and Protestant services. Investigations consider possible breach of firing rules during target practice.
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Fur Mail Board
Ingairy
Dreudoaugtins
W. Brotherton
Siiseisippi
Gomer
E. Z. Rynex
Rynes
Welore
Harnest
Kagir Resis
Cuker
Pull Fasal
A. I Patrick
Detwi
Tas
Talon
New Arrests Soon in Stolen Car Case
Police department and State Highway Patrol officers progress in a stolen 1930s Chevrolet case. Detectives expect developments early next week as cooperation continues with Washington Street radiator plant leads and other sources providing new information.
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Ememis
State Highway Patrol
Washington Street
Dunkle
Pittsburgh Distillers Are Sentenced
Pittsburgh district court sentences Jude Schoonmaker head of Guckenheimer Distillers and seven others for illicit liquor drawing. Fines up to 10000 with prison terms from one to two years issued in Atlanta and Philadelphia cases. Other defendants named include Brown Ferris and Meek with varying penalties.
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Jude Schoonmaker
Guckenheimer Distillury
Atlanta
Phila
United Pros
Pittsburgh
Guckenheimer Hits & Co
Shetlers
Tod Vile
Guokenbe Mer
Freeport
Atlante Risou Ty
Schoanmaker Tolayeos Brown
Alse
Flred
SUL Ane
Tenvell
Atanta Fox
Lite
Willian J. Ferris
Inemer Dry Vagent
Willian Dickerman
George Meek
Joseph
Setioonmyler
Corry Couple Married in Buffalo
The Review reports the marriage of McA. G Pastlethwaite of Corry to Marion Stratton of Oxford. They wed Tuesday evening May 10 at the home of Dr and Mrs Robert Brown in Buffalo, officiated by Rev. Dr. Brown. Mrs Postlethwaite is described as charming and musical, a former Corry High School teacher. The couple plan to reside in Oxford after a stay in Buffalo, with Aly likely to return to Corry in June and live near Mr and Mrs Ray in West Chyrett.
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Timies
McA
G Pastlethwaite
Ant Ming Marion Stratton
Formar
Meg Marion Stratton
Vernon
Stratton
Alp AG
Portlithvesire
Cory
Buffalo
Robert Brows
Richmond Ai
Brown
Postlethwaite
Oxford
Wheaton Catleye
Norton
Magn
Corry High School
Pamony College
Meromont
Naty
Haevard
Pogtlethiwarti
Von
Aly
Rayo
West Chyrett Mieed
Suommer
School Board to Meet This Evening at Library
The Board of Education is scheduled to hold a meeting this evening at the Library building. Action is expected on hiring several new teachers and renewing staff assignments while considering continued Community Service plans with Diapeter Jones acting as physics director. The session aims to address unsettled positions and related school arrangements.
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Board of Education
di Apeter Jones
Sixteen Perish In Storm In Tennessee Town
A thunderous storm tore through a Tennessee town, killing sixteen and destroying homes and utilities. Early reports cited downed wires and widespread damage near Local Falls railroad. A portion of the town suffered severe wreckage as rescuers worked through the debris.
Forty New Members Join Motor Club
Forty new members have joined the motor club this past month with a large attendance at the regular monthly meeting held at the Mimitipa Building. A committee was appointed to prepare folders for informing members and prospective members about club benefits and activism.
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Motor Club
Pury Motor Club
Mimitipa
Cori
Spartansburg
Lily Diy
Wiig
Neighbors' Homes Hit by Fired Bullet Incident
Frank Miler Wang of the weet end of the city was arrested after a bullet fired into the home of JG Towtor on West Penant Street. Witnesses say the shot narrowly missed a sleeping child. Miller faces intoxication and assault charges and will be held at Erie jail this afternoon.
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Frank Miler Wang
Alice Court
JG Tovtor
West Peneant Street
Miller
Ary
Erie
Progress in Building Aid Loan Movement Gains Momentum
Officers and organizers of a new Building and Loan Association reported satisfactory progress today. Shares valued at fifty thousand dollars were subscribed, signaling strong early support, while favorable conditions aided ongoing efforts. A special Chamber of Commerce committee, led by Robert Heerteln, will report to directors soon with recommendations on endorsement and cooperation.
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Ew Building On Loan Association
Inl
Ahtis
Chamber of Commerce
Acocin
Chamber
Rovert Heerteln
Big Distillery in Philadelphia Seized by United Frogs
A Philadelphia distillery was seized with about 5000 stills and 700 gallons of alcohol found by a holding squad. Three alleged operatives named Morris Welner Morris Spink Abe Ginas were taken into custody. A Ohio visitor Katherine Nash arrived in the city to visit her father Frank Nash and relatives, with others noted in the same report.
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United Frogs
Philadelphia
Theoton Butler
Wholarate Produce District
Morris Welner
Morris Spink
Abe Ginas
Grinilec Ag
Katherine Nash
Struthers
Ohio
Wreningetty
Frank Nash
William Acky
Wilkin
Joheson
Ward Oil City
Kelley
Scores Taken in Search for Mail Bandits
A large manhunt surrounds mail bandit reports with many suspects rounded up but few definite clues. Estimates of loot vary widely from under 110000 dollars claimed by P. D. men to above two million cited by R. R. officers.
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P. D
R. R
One Suspect Wounded in Chicago Train Robbery
Chicago police and federal agents pursue bandits in a daring Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul train robbery. Loot valued around 2.5 million to 3 million dollars, with a network of suspects including a wounded man named Wayne and other alleged criminals. Authorities search rail lines between Chicago and Milwaukee and question postal clerks, guards, and crew members for an inside job.
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Chicago
Nuva Aga
Anil Po
Havie
Iwumerous
Milwarken
Wayne
Anenshers
L Uw
Cew
Paul Wage
Pulsa
Okla
Regitines
Ohie
Yunker
Amin
Walton Mccoy
Oru
Bandit Land
Morgan A. Colts
Collin
Sunday Pighy
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New York
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A. G. Pastlethwait
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Oxford, N. Y
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