To Take Ship Subsidy Bill To People
United Press reports a national campaign to sell the ship subsidy bill to the country. Leaders hope a broad publicity push will persuade voters and lawmakers that the measure benefits American shippers and will ease passage in Congress. Many congressmen fear opposition from voters back home.
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United Pros
Washington
Poien- Hae
Vigorone Campaig
Premider Harding
Ragnithan Hovey
Sterser
Commissions to Meet Russians Settled in Hague
In the Hague German and Dutch officials set commissions to negotiate with Russia after their arrival. Names for chairmanships and personnel were discussed, aiming to balance power among alliance nations and streamline subcommissions. Paris reports suggest Prince Bertie’s delegation plan caused tension ahead of the conference.
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Hague
van Kannebeck
Netherlands
Chur Man
Cay
Che Haydin
von Hirnebeek
Miksland
Paris
Pynce
Lenin Defies Triumvirate Rumor As Russian Ruler
United Press reports from London state Lenin is not in a triumvirate. A Soviet official bulletin says there is no disturbance in government circles. Lenin’s temperature and pulse are normal and health disturbances have ceased after ten days of quiet.
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United Press
London
Russia
Lennie
Fela
Hiram H Edgerton Dead at Rochester
The Thelay’s papers announce the death on Sunday of Hiram My Edgerton former mayor of Rochester New York. He served fourteen years as mayor and retired January 1. His record is regarded as remarkable and he helped develop a city park. His death is said to be linked to the recent death of political associate George W Aldrich.
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Hiram My Edgerton
Rochester
N.Y
Mridgerton
Milyan
George W Aldrich
Eagerton
Wilwon
Jap freighter and U.S. tank collide near Contay Oregon
A Japanese freighter the Ypres Maru collided with an American tank steamer off Contay Oregon, injuring no crew and with the Ypres Maru damaged but not sunk. Details are scarce from radio reports.
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San Trancisco
Contay
Oregon
Radio Ahvice Hare
Tiffany Wins In Clash Over Gas Tank
The Phoenix hotel proprietor, Tiffany, wins a clash over a gas tank installation. City authorities may require changes if needed for compliance with fire and gasoline service station regulations. State bureau officials found the installation satisfactory. further action, if any, rests with the city.
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State Bureau
Tvder Puel
Refi
Phoenix
Gene Line
Riley
Carhy' Ehlars
Aly
Tariff Carries Over Bonus Fight in Senate Conference
Washington June 119 The tariff decision overrules a motion to delay the bonus. the conference passed revision and pledged to consider the Kontak sound while lawmakers debate veteran compensation. Republican senators caucus to decide whether the bonus will ride the tariff or die by delay as August nears.
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Reptilia
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McCumber
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Minnig Held for Attack on Aged Farmer
Robert Minnig of Olmstead farm on Picenetitta hill was arrested by Constable TL Ruppersburger on a charge of assault and larceny. He admitted resisting arrest and was placed under bond to keep the peace as the Olmstead case stirs local residents.
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Columbia
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Greer
Park Chester
Thomas Keonie
Geare
Wren
Sing Sing
Sing Sing's
Seatsaio
Greinlig
Slayer Makes Daring Escape From Sing Sing
New York authorities search for Charles Greer after he cut a hole in the prison roof and walked away from Sing Sing. Warden and guards intensified patrols as officials report no trace of the fugitive, prompting a statewide manhunt and renewed security measures.
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New York State
Charles Greer
Northcliffe Suffering Poisoning Darkening News Office Row
Viscount Northcliffe suffers a poisoning scare and a temporary breakdown amid a dispute over management of his newspaper interests in London. Lord Rothermere reportedly steps in to oversee operations while Northcliffe, recovering in London from Switzerland, receives medical care.
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United Press
London
Viscount Northcliffe
Fortig
Ptomiane
Fleet Street
Lord Rothermere
Viscount Northellite
Crow in critical condition at Uniontown hospital
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 19 doctors said Senator William B Crow remained in a critically low condition. A prior report noted slight improvement in the last 24 hours but the prognosis remained uncertain. The senator is at his summer home in the mountains near Chapel Hill Mill.
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Umiog Prtha
Uniontown
William B. ‘Crow
Chulle Mill
Ward Declines to Discuss Son's Case in White Plains
Cleveland report states Ward, millionaire head of Ward Baking and father of Walter S. Ward held in White Plains jail over the killing of Clarence Peters, refused to discuss his son's predicament here today while here to plan Ward Baking Company actions.
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George
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Ward Baking Company
Walter S. Ward
White Plains
N.Y
Clarence Peters
Nop
Ward Baking Giant
Ardmore jail break and various June reports across towns
June 19 reports from Pimladelpot a teen completes a jail escape in Ardmore Conn related to a trio of youths alleged in Ardmore oil store robberies. Indictments include gun shipments to Great Britain tied to federal grand jury action in Trenton New Jersey. Pittsburgh cases cover a murder trial plea of not guilty and a fatal shooting of a wife in February. Six masked robbers attacked Allison Park road house wounding a watchman, while Scranton letters report a derailment sabotage claim. Washington churches press Harding to settle the coal strike as a former state treasurer testifies about treasury transfers. Sandwich England notes Jock Hutchinson’s Open grip qualifying at Prince’s course.
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Pittsburgh
Allison Park
William Hays
Two Vessels Sink Off Florida Coast
Key West June 19 reports say the steamer Bella was sighted about 50 miles east of Key West and the steamship De Sala was reported sinking. Wireless advices indicate the Bella crew had been rescued while De Sala's fate remains unclear as rescue efforts continue. Both vessels were en route to Kingston with crews aboard.
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Key West
Rla
Yessele
Kingston
Arrest Two For Attack In West End
Two men, Het Sidley and Frank Miller, were arrested today in West End on charges related to a violent attack. Reports describe a struggle involving a woman, with a pipe used during the incident and a flight from the scene. Police expect further legal steps and potential court action in the coming days.
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West End
Het Sidley
Frank Miller
J.B
Stelioriuil al Wert Hewitt Stiset
McPurland
Sidley
Blow Safe in Youngsville Pre Separation
Police authorities engaged in a whit for the vegas whe Tihew the sale in the criminal state. Hon of Volingeville sometime thus Little Tom wandered: "Bie tonite wale died." Throughly windy.
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Youngsville
Vegas
Volingeville
Raul workers to join miners in Cincinnati clash
A garbled June 19 Cincinnati dispatch notes a labor-mining dispute with Raul workers and miners set for a conference. The piece mentions leaders and a plan to mobilize, outlining a strike or joining effort amid industrial tensions.
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Raul
City Commission May Hold Meeting On Appointments
City commissioners plan an evening session to consider recommendations for appointing a new police chief and deputy chief. Temporary holders GW Dum and James Foley are expected to be replaced with permanent appointees. The agenda also covers a West Smith Street sewer system appeal and various budget adjustments.
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Meronol
Huuhippal
Sager Alenider
Pollee
James Foley
Smith Street
Toren
Eastman Smith Bartman Released From Hospital After Injury
Report states Eastman Smith Bartman was discharged from Cor ny hospital this morning after injuries from a Thursday incident. Spartanntsty is alleged to have assaulted and battered Rau man following a quarrel. No court date has been set yet.
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Smith Bartman
Wis
Tom
Corny
Momfry
Agate
Wng
Rauman
Injury Report From Route 6 Discing Machine Accident
A worker on a Route 6 farm sustained a fall from a discing machine while operating on a rough patch of ground Saturday. The injured man was transported to the hospital where a medical attendant provided treatment.
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Dennett
Piven
Summer School Opens With Special Instruction Program
The article reports the opening of a summer school at Lon g old Waitdng for special instruction of pupils. Miss Ruby McCulough leads with Mire Wend Trust and Mr Te McUray assisting, under oversight of Mist Healati.
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Waitdng
Tata
TE Siterimy
Gunner Vesions
Ruby McCulough
Mire Wend Trust
Te McUray
Mist Healati
Premiership Conference on Palestine and Russia Reported
London reports an Anglo Trench conference at Number 10 the Prime Minister’s residence. Attendees included Prime Minister and senior ministers, discussing Palestine and Russia amid security concerns.
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London
Ture
Palestine
Russia
Andreniratime
Indiry
Former State Treasurer Testifies on Public Hearing
Former State Treasurer Kepharton Stand Harrisburg testifies at a public hearing about treasury investigations. He cites nine towns with deposits totaling millions tied to state road bond transactions. Attorney General Shaffer and Governor Wes are noted in relation to the probe and procedures.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pirmer
Harmine M Keact
Toyota
William J. Shaffer
Kephirt
Hublle
Belial
Aged Resident Dies Yesterday at Home
Mee Brauer Wood, 81, died yesterday afternoon at her home at 38 Vine Street. Services will be held at the home this morning at 10 o’clock, with Rider T. Smock conducting. Interment will follow at Grove Cemetery in Peters.
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H. Wood
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TJ Smock
Court Urges Not Guilty Verdict Amid Gov. Low Small Scandal
A United Press report from WALKERGAN FL describes lawyers seeking a not guilty verdict. The case centers on Governor Low Small and alleged misuse of funds tied to large tire purchases. Prosecutors claim state evidence supports charges while defense argues insufficiency and seeks acquittal.
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United Press
Walkrgan
Schroeder
Fifteen British Sailors Missing on Blue Sky
London reports on June 19 that fifteen British sailors are missing after a drifter named Blue Sky, bound for Scotland, left port in the north. The Admiralty says the drifting vessel was likely wrecked and notes the missing crew as casualties.
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London
Ely
Admiralty
Wreckei
France to Attend Conferences with the Russians
The Hague June 19 United Press reports France will participate in conferences with Russia aimed at political restraint and the option to withdraw if Soviet actions prove hostile. The decision was announced today aligning with efforts to manage tensions and pursue diplomatic channels.
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United Press
The
Hague
France
Wedding Bells and Mystery Surround McCormick Heir
A Chicago hospital saga unfolds as John McCormick seeks a secret surgery for his heir apparent. Rumors swirl about a transplant at Wesley Memorial, while Mathilde and the Paris wedding plan loom. Hospital officials launch a formal inquiry into alleged leaks and patient privacy as media scrutiny heats up.
Chautauqua Promotion by Capt Dietrick Draws Crowd
Capt Dietrick promotes Chautauqua at a Sunday church event. He highlights the four great appetites of society and the Chautauqua program offerings including music science art and lectures. The drive aims to sell section tickets ranging from $2.50 for adults and $1.19 for children for twenty programs, with guarantors coordinating the campaign.
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Wil Asthii Ditrick
Cayetlkide
Corry Chase
Julie Fi
Loveland
Honiley
Desmond
WeAle Wetson
Whittlesey
Ale Kins
D. Eador Gay
Art Das
Distriel
Municipal
Fanvass
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Trolleys collide injuring many in Philadelphia
A trolley collision on Ohio Street injured numerous passengers on the way to work. Two cars were mangled and passengers suffered cuts and jam injuries after a platform collapsed. A factor cited was a fault in signaling between the motorman and control.
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Philadelphia
Nuighanil Éroh
Exre Jad
Valmosy
Vamtan
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