Intra-Party Split Settled Denying Tax Boost
A Washington dispatch reports an intra party split smoothed over by Secretary to the President Coolidge. Bascom Blum as adviser to the RNC and other figures touted campaign control while disputes over Butler's vice presidential handling were resolved. Names like Warren and Reed appear in the advisory committee context as the nation’s political dynamics unfold.
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United Pros
Washington
Bascom Blum
Coolidge
Maniber
Republican National
Butler
Dentin
Wek
Harwony
Ulinire
Ielintiing
Charles A Warren
Anvhussa- Wor
Mexico
Beerstang
Tremury
Mettor
Sartor Haye Reed
Pennagtvanii
Ad David Molvane
Kayes
Recreation Board to Decide New Promotion Director
City Recreation Board plans a May meeting to choose a new Recreation Director amid internal disputes over physical education roles at the high school and overall Community Service program. Members weigh candidates and tentative scheduling shifts, with decisions expected this week.
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Tineworks
Jolene Crom
Tata Mon
Ice
Mombere
Coupell
Walter
Hla
Jones
Summer School Set to Open Here Next Monday
The district to open the summer school era at the Cent building with graded courses for younger pupils. Miss Elizabeth Ranviey will direct supervision, assisted by Misses Hoylad and Vern Tafookis, with Mr Torrell in charge of service subjects for those entering high school. Enrollment and opening ceremonies planned for Monday morning, with hundreds expected.
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Butitner
Sinnouicodl Suidity
A. Fy
Pupervision
Mise Wikabeth Ranviey
Hoylad Syd Vern Tafookis
Mrerrah
Ageloutinme
Torrell
Courin
Papila
Mirip
Ayork
Eying Etree
Piarostte
Stedinge
Dawes Settlement Accepted by France Picnic June 18
United Press reports France accepts a Dawes reparations plan and will pursue conditions, while Germany’s actions loom. Leaders outline policy changes and preparations for Russia relations. A Presbyterian Sabbath School basket picnic is planned at Broketown Park on Wednesday June 18 with autos expected amid forecast rain.
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Dawes
France
United Press
Paris
Richard Marvin
Gerry
Kane
Germany
Ulfilte
Abd
Maeriot
Union City
Sabbwth
Bro'netrowy Park
Columbus Weelmiday
Ie Sharon
Hold up at Indiana targets paymaster and guard
Five men reportedly held up a railroad pay company in Indiana, with pistols drawn as others guarded the car and mine motor, Caldwell, a paymaster, and George Ankey, a coal company guard, were shot and wounded during the attempted robbery.
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United Pron
Indiana
Pai
Torlaye
Triiatia Street
Miny and
Gonvetor
Caldwell
George Ankey
Coal Company Guard
Sroods
Nerithy Opti
Assemblyman Raymond Speaks Before Rotary Club
L W Raymond assemblyman spoke before the Phoenix Rotary Club at a luncheon detailing his recent European tour and trip to France. He contrasted conditions then and now, received with interest by local Rotarians as he renewed old acquaintances during his visit to the area.
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L. W. Raymond
Thin District
Rotary
Sponkly
the Phoenix
Asemblyma Raymond
France
Raymond
Anany
Mie
Boom Hurley as Candidate for Vice President
Former Shipping Board chairman Boom Hurley is quietly boomed as a possible Democratic vice presidential candidate. He commands respect in business and labor circles, and would balance the ticket with Dawes in a manner pleasing to both sides. The political scene favors a strong second-place choice amid labor and industry support.
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Shipping Board
United Press
York Finc
Hurley S
Middle West
Shairmn
Feder Trade Pens
Woodrow Wilson
Estaby Jebed
Businese
Rat Ayrleynts
Iuhor Westdin
Burlington System
Burlington Ste
Isis Hess
la Pollette
A P Mount to Assist in Local Assessment
The council retains local architect A P Mount as appraiser for the triennial assessment. The move aims to ensure accurate valuation with no tax increase expected, despite possible boosts in assessed value.
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A.P. Mount
Tax Payers Debate City Speculation and Valuation Reform
Residents and officials clash over the proposed municipal valuation revision and its tax impact. Council members defend an impartial equalization plan aligned with the law, while critics fear higher assessments will raise taxes. The Journal editorial amid the council meeting drew strong responses from local figures and school board leaders.
Opportunity Club Meeting Highlights Attendance and Music
The June meeting of the Opportunity Hub was lively Monday evening on Wright Street with Mrs 4-0 Sundbure in attendance. Mrs Dawrm Olmstead entertained with several solos while Mr George Kitileberger and Airy Bingene Hlurlinigame assisted with refreshments.
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Sundbure
Wright Street
Pledges Versus Facts On Corry School Tax Plan
A Corry property at No 138 East Main Street shows rising taxes and new valuation. The owner bought for 3200. 1923 taxes were 25.08, 1924 taxes 56.34. City estimates property at 3130, with a proposed plan to raise valuation 25 to 35 percent, conflicting with earlier promises of no tax increase. Citizens urged to tell their councilman and school director what they think.
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Fast Main Street
East Main Street
Corry
Pair Held For Attempted Auto Thefts Here
Jesse Eddy and William Smith were taken into custody by Officers Hien and Spencer last night on charges of attempted automobile theft. They were jailed for the night and likely to have a hearing today. Police say the pair attempted to steal cars in the 11th Street business area and at the Case Garage, with similar attempts near the Radiator plant. A driver’s license was found on one suspect.
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Jesse Eddy
William Smith
Hien
Spencer
Texas
Mali
Siddy
Sprith
Espn
Iriver’s
Oita
Oithd
Ty Beaty
Final Tribute Paid Victims Of Warship Blast
San Pedro Calif June 17 Thousands gathered on a bluff above the Pacific to observe solemn funeral rites for the USS Mississippi victims. A 1,000 strong guard from the United States battle fleet stood in formation as draped coffins were interred at the stadium center. Lieut Zellers and Ensign Ervin were individually escorted for separate ceremonies, their caskets carried by sailors in full dress uniforms. Admirals and mourners from across the nation showed shared grief as flags, emblems, and prayers marked the memorial.
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San Pedro
Calif
Pacific
U.S
Mississippi
Ife
United States Battle Fleet
Lieut Zellers
Ervin
Bome
Wien
Wea
Seifie Tindar
Elusive Lamb Escapes Again in Pittsburgh Jails
June 17 Thomas Lamb known as the Elusive Lamb, famed for escapes, slipped from Center Avenue police station before a larceny hearing. He has now escaped three times in three months. Police Superintendent Brophy orders an investigation. Lamb, a reputed dope addict, hails from Steubenville, Ohio, with more escapes to his credit.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Lamb
Lamb
Center Avenue
Lamby
Brophy
Steubenville
Foster Bound Over To Court For Car Theft
Albert Foster of two miles from Lottsville was bound over to the next term after a hearing before Alderman Porter. Trooper Riley Filesima and state officers connected him with a car theft near the Radiator plant about two weeks ago. Nine witnesses testified. Foster was bound over under the $1000 bond. The case stemmed from an automobile theft last week, with initial release on insufficient evidence before Alderman Gordon. re arrest followed by grand jury action. Whitkinsey will attend Wheaton College commencement in Wheaton, Ill, for a Bachelor of Music. Mrs Emmett B. Lacy returned home to Warren after visiting relatives on Eastid Street.
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Albert Foster
Lottsville
Andrew Yanorom
Porter
Panter W
Riley Filesima Tnidas
Erle
Pitt Simmons
Dunkle
Aldermina Porter
Howe
Foster
Watts County
Cime
Gordon
WE. Whitkinsey
Wheaton, Tl
Wheaton College
Lee
Emmett B. Lacy
Eustid Street
Thorne
Warren Thik Witerndon
Third Party Convention Opens in St Paul
The Third Party convention gathers at Convention Hall St Paul to organize a new labor aligned party backing Senator La Follette. Delegates from multiple states attend as a large Communist presence sits near the rear while Rev Howard Williams opens with prayer.
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United Prey
ST. Paul
Robert M. la Pollecte
William Mahoney
Minnesota
Mahoney
National
Marmer Labor Party
Howard Williams
Church of St Paul
Rine
Welle
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Kiwanis Night Pleases Corry Club At Bluebird
Corry Kiwanis members enjoyed an evening at the Bluebird restaurant in a lively session linked to the international convention in Denver. Harmony Four entertained with film selections while Wilfre White and Larson’s Orchestra provided songs and dancing. Short talks by club members complemented the program as about fifty members attended.
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Corry
Bluebird
Denver
Harmony Four
Mésty
Dietzel
Tonschet
Cook
Thomas Rob Shiels
Larson
Miss Gorton
Wilfre
D. Wari
DeRomy
Wol
Peake
Sid Stewart
Jo Bi Patterson
H.W. Curtin
John Rogers
Membury
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Concord
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Tecvier
Russia
Assemblyman
Rotary Club
A HoRaymond
Cams Inidge Springs
Spartansburg
TL. J. Titus
Boom Hurley
AP Monnt
Cy Council
Vem FF
Westby
Iona
Wsnensor
Mer Monnt
Westluy
Siscasviegt
Sonvermtion
Weaver
Hwa
Cnnueit
Diabatia Actin
Vehemett
Weir
Vauincil
Opportunity Club
Tod
United Prom
Yano Auto
Kiwanis Club
Maude Nesmith
West Pleasant Street
Erie
Edith Coupesey
A. C. Jackson
Sisterville
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