Day Agent Shootings Trigger Hoover Alarm
Washington reports rising anxiety over prohibition enforcement as shootings by border agents spark protests. The White House inquiry follows incidents in International Falls Minnesota and Plattsburgh New York. A telegram from Plattsburgh’s bank president condemns the shooting and questions US enforcement ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mung Clapper
United Prestaff
Washington
White House
Mr.Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Treasy
Lowman
Quatoms Borders
International Falls
Minin
Mfooers
N.Y
Routine Matters Before City Council
City Commission held a regular meeting in the Municipal building with all members present. Minutes were approved and a sidewalk construction request on Myrtle Street was discussed. owners were advised to file a remonstrance. Authorities considered sewer connections, street opening, water service, and an investigation was ordered on several parcels. Police department will join the state wide telephone system with city electric costs capped per day. The 1928 tax assessment instruction was adopted before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pleasidt Y Alréet
Gounell
Walter H. Scott
Betal
Carl Pierre
Myrtle Street
Parillo
Hincard
Dickson
Wieper- Voll
Ohio
Cornnell
Councll
MacDonald Confirms Proposed U S Visit
Premier Ramsay MacDonald confirms in a press interview that he intends to visit Washington if arrangements can be made. He believes such a trip could do a tremendous amount of good, but the timing must be settled through further exchange of opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
J Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
MacDonald
Bernard Burkett Wins Oratorical Prize At St Edward's
Bernard Burkett captured the oratorical prize at St Edward's High School graduation exercises held in the school hall Monday evening. Excerpts from Julius Caesar were read by Burkett. Second honors went to Costella Ressler for On the Other Train. third to Mary Ressler for Poor Little Joe. John Maloney received honorable mention for Opportunity. Rev Francis Graves led the award of eighth grade certificates and addressed the pupils. Graduation honors were given to several students across grades, with Miss Mary Clarke winning the music technique award and Le Troy Rhynard receiving perfect attendance honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Burkett
St. Edward’s School
St. Edwin's High School
Julius Caesar
Costella Ressler
Mary Ressler
Little Joe
John Maloney
Francis Graves
St. Thomas Church
Father Graves
Humber
Costello Ressler
Fréshmien
Paul Burkhardt
Mary Clarke
Mary Keane
Merle Hesson
Rita Waite
Bernard Kapp
Maryslus Klinger
Ronald Kapp
Dnc
Dorothy
Betty Wilcox
Le'Troy Rhynard
Motive Sought in Murder and Death by Self Action
Authorities in Allegheny County investigate motive in a double tragedy where a Sewicsley policeman and his wife were found shot in Carnot Woods Moon Township. Detectives link a university student to the killings and narcotics distribution as police pursue the case. In Paris the cabinet approves Germany reparations agreement now pending ratification by the Chamber of Deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Sewicsley
Huntington, W. Va
Ohio State University
Juin
Jean
Lamnett
James H. Snook
Snook
Shellanbarger
University Hospital
Aydriy
Germany
Chamber of Depubis
Radio Entertainment Schedule From Early Networks
A fragmented listing outlines today’s top radio entertainment across networks including WEAF and NBC with a 9 00 EST block, WABC CBS at 3 00 EST, WLW Cincinnati and WOR and WLS at 8 00 EST, plus CBS and NBC broadcasts tracing radio history and a Yale of Columbia and VOICE of Columbia block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBG
the Potters
WABC
CBS
Paul Whiteman
WLW
Cincinnati
WOR
WLS
WAH
Voice of Columbia
WHAF
NBC
Yales of
Columbia
WHAM
Union City Band To Give Concert Here Thursday
The Coleman band from Union City will perform at City Parl here on Thursday evening at a quarter past eight. The Union City band, backed by the Union City Post of the American Legion, invites the general public to attend. The program will include pop star selections and the band’s standard marches and pieces.
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Union City Band
Coleman
Union City
Lidder
Healsstees
American Legion
Air crash probe opens over English Channel
London June 18 An official probe into the loss of seven aboard the surphine City of Ottawa began at Dungeness after four bodies were recovered and three were still missing. British Air Ministry and Imperial Highways officials examined wreckage towed from Ostend, with passengers Allan Fleming and Miss Marjorie Fleming among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
London
Ottawa
English Channel
England
Dungeness
British Air Ministry
Imperial Highways, Ltd
Gaby
Meister and Co
New York
Mme Messinger
Roberts
Jarcki
Intler
Annie Gerzon
Amsterdam
Re 7
D. Brailly
H. R. Barnett
Allan Fleming
Marjorie Fleming
Mia. R. B. Smith
Homer Taitham
Sea Captain Sticks Ten Ship After Freighter Breaks
North Head Wash June 18 Captain Louis Johnson refuses evacuation as Laurel breaks up after a weekend gale. About 32 crewmen aboard, six remain aboard the drifting vessel while coast guardsmen plot a rescue. Some say he plans to go down with ship, others that he guards owners’ salvage interests. Red Wing cutter hopes to reach bow wreckage by high tides this afternoon.
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North Head
Wash
Laurel
Hye
North Pacific
Louis Johnson
Pacific
Red Wing
Ute Clalina
2. H. Anderson
Pacl Atlantic Steamship Ca
Oders Johnson
Coast
Watson Scores Defeat of Borah Tariff Plan in Senate
In Washington on June 18 United Press reports President Hoover faces a long summer recess as James E. Watson defeats Borah’s resolution 38 to 38 then 57 to 28 on adjournment and schedule changes. The vote signals a tense tariff fight when the Senate returns in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
James E. Watson
Watson
Curtis
House
Ag Smoot
Utah
Reed
Pennsylennia
Meet Tonight to Organize New Corry Band Here
Frank H Losey a renowned band composer is due in town for a meeting at the Munfelps building to organize a Corry band. A preliminary meeting formed a committee to interview musicians and arrange details. Prof Joseph Fags will direct the new band with local support from veteran players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Losey
Munfelps
Corry
Mr. Lomy
Muse
Mr. Lose
Edisiin
W. Hi Stanley
Ross Mead
Bert Smith
Blaine Kinney
George Wood
Bard
Joseph Fags
Heat Wave Strikes East. Deaths Reported Across Regions
Boston reports seven deaths linked to a major heat wave sweeping New England. New York data shows three dead and 13 prostrations in the German Hospital area as a fifth day of extreme heat continues with no relief in sight. Temperatures peak near 90 degrees as more drownings occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
New England
New York
Chask
Congestion at Fires Urges Arrests by Police
Fire Chief Andrew Paulson cites a Corry Case Goods plant blaze as proof that traffic blocks ambulances and hydrants. He warns arrests and fines may follow if motorists ignore rules at fire scenes to avoid delays and prevent possible heavy losses.
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Corry Case Goods Company
Andrew Paulson
Ue Journal
Paulson
Eutuysts
Grant Company to Open Corry Store Saturday
The Grant Company prepares a Corry store opening for Saturday with window displays and updated stock. M S Cabbatt will manage the Corry outlet coming from Seneca Falls. The store occupies the north half of the Brown block on North Center street after remodeling.
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Grant Company
Corry
Brown Block
North Center Street
W. T. Grant Company
M.S. Cabbatt
Seneca Falls
Fy Cairns
Putnam, Gonn
R. K. McDonald
Westfield
A. C. Barnett
Mount Pleasant
KS. McDowell
Pennsylvania
Frome Norwich
J. Y
Grant
North
Center Street
Anglo American disarmament talks outlined by Dawes and MacDonald
London June 18 two speeches by Ambassador Charles G. Dawes and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald outline a push toward Anglo American disarmament and world peace. Dawes to speak at Pilgrim Society dinner in London and MacDonald to address Lossiemouth town council. Both reaffirm friendship and urge other powers to join Britain and the United States in arms reductions. Dawes to outline talks with MacDonald after landing at Southampton to assume charge of the American embassy. The joint resolve signals a practical move toward a long dreamed goal, boosting hopes of action this time.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
London
United States
Charles. &. Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Dawes
MacDonald
Forres
Scotiand
Drosch
Lossiemouth Scotland
Great Britain
Soutsmapton
England
Legion of Honor Awarded to French Transatlantic Flyers
Paris June 18 United Press reports Minister of Air Laurence Tyne awarded the Legion of Honor to Jean Assollint Rene LeFevre and Armene Latser the three young Frenchmen who completed a nonstop flight across the Atlantic A special dispensation was required due to their youth similar to the Lindbergh case and admission to the Legion.
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United Fress
Paris
Laurence Tyne
Air
Legion of Honor
Jean Assollint
Rene LeFevre
Armene Latser
Atlantic
Gol. G. A. Lindbereh
Legion
Nevin Bus Lines Ordered to Cease Operations
In Harrisburg on June 18 the Public Service Commission ordered Nevin Bus Lines to suspend service between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh pending a formal finding of public convenience. The complaint, filed by the state rail agency, was sustained by the commission after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Unley
Harrisburg
Nevin Bus Lines
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Public Service Commission
We Nevintine
Pennsylvania Ral
Commission
Stocks Continue Advance Upward On New York Exchange
United Press reports steady gains on the New York Stock Exchange with prices rising and about three million shares traded. In Po payan Colombia a landslide in Sevilla Cauca State killed and wounded many locals including teaching staff.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Golag
United Pres Popayan
Columbia
Sevilla
State of Cauca
Meagor
Komagatake New Eruption Traps Hundreds Dead
Harodate Japan reports Komagatake volcano erupting violently at 11 pm. Thousands flee. 2700 evacuated by rail, many on foot. Officials fear up to a hundred dead as Isogewa electric plant buried under ten feet of ash. Surging lava and ash disrupt transport and power.
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Lebgawa
Japan
United Press
Harodate
Komagatake
Gersons
Isogewa
Bishop Gannon to Visit Erie Churches Next Week
Rt Rev John Mark Gannon bishop of the Erie diocese will conduct confirmation rites at St Thomas and St Elizabeths and visit St Brabers church St Edward parochial school and church properties during a two day official visit. About sixty children and fifteen adults are to be confirmed with ceremonies at St Thomas Monday 7 40 pm and St Brabers Tuesday 10 30 am. Monsignor Guilfoyle and Rev Stephen Cauley among others will accompany him.
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John Mark Gannon
St Bilaaberh's
Elool
Sds
Gannon
Inca Convent
St. Edward's
Guilfoyle
Stephen Cauley
Erie
Man Adjudged Insane in Pittsburgh Murder Trial
Pittsburgh June 18 Adjudged insane by a jury in the Allegheny county criminal court John Schmitt 61 lumberman of the West End district was ordered committed to Fairview State Hospital by Criminal Judge James Drew Schmitt was indicted for murder in connection with the death of his partner Nelson E Bell of Oakmont who was allegedly fatally beaten with a wrench in their timber office last April
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Criminal Court
John Schmitt
West End
Fairview State Hospital
James Drew
Schmitt
Connention
Nelson E. Bell
Oakmont
Tmber
Trotsky seeks right to enter Britain
London June 18 Daily Mail political correspondent said he understood Leon Trotzky filed an application to the British home secretary J R Clynes to allow entry into Great Britain. Clynes likely to consult Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald before replying. official opinion favored refusal. In Washington June 18 President Hoover aligned the census reapportionment plan.
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United Press London
The
Daily Mail
Léon Trotzky
J. R. Clynes
Home Affairs
Great Britain
Clynes
Rammy MacDonaldefore
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Wrst Wavonul Bink
Plattsburgh
Band of Eduation
Rotary Club
Lawman
Moners
Russia
Aswassie
U. S
United
Frank Losey
Braddock
Westinguse Electric and Manufacturing Co
Andrew Gross
Bradfock General Hospital
Atlanta
South Braddock Avenué
Financé Street
NEVIN
Trotsky
Britain
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