Ex-Mayor Alexander declares mayoral bid amid broad support
Former mayor GL Alukander announces his candidacy for mayor, saying he will file nominating papers and wage an active campaign. He cites popular pledges from merchants, professionals, manufacturers, and workers across the city, aiming for a simple, practical administration and continued progress under a commission form of government.
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Alukander
Tormer
Alexindur Gaid
Atea
Adaed
Uie
Phicate
Campanian
Alexandyr
Uhis
Alexander
Select
J. B. Patteron
Chirk
Inter
Burglary Suspects Shot After Night Break-in at Nast Dreas Shop
Authorities report an attempted burglary at the Nast Dreas Shop in Youngstown owned by Cory. A rear-door entry was blocked by police after a revolver duel with the burglars, one wounded and captured. the injured suspect was hospitalized under guard.
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Nast Company
Nast Dreas Shop
Youngstown
Cory. Dirm
Youngstown Hospital
Lindy Congratulates French Fliers in Paris Message
United Press reports Charles Lindbergh sent greetings to the French flyers who flew from Old Grebaré to Spain and Paris. Respondents Sean Asmolant and Rene Lefevre praised following Lindbergh’s traced path with courage and tenacity, noting a marvellous exhibition during their journey.
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United Press
Paris
Charles A. Lindberg
Hirwig
Ah Menage
Grebaré
Spain
Ice
Sean Asmolant
Rene Lefevre
France Germany End Brief Postwar Pact Talks
Paris reports a brief conference among Germany's Gustave Stresemann France's Aristide Briand and Premier Raymond Poincare aimed at easing postwar tensions. They discussed early steps toward a new international reparations framework possibly in neutral territory with Geneva or Lausanne favored. Stresemann would seek Berlin approval of the Young Plan and Briand cabinet backed the plan as of yesterday.
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United Press
Paris
Gustave Stresemann
Germany
Ariside Briand
France
Raymond Polnleure
Possile
Stresemann
Poincure
Guay
Perhapy
Geneva
Lausanne
Berlin
Ccabinet
Poincare
Viewa
Stregemann
Plans under way for Corry Labor Day celebration
Preparations for a large Labor Day demonstration in Corry are moving ahead with sponsorship by Wie Torry Credit Exchange. President Worth Hammond announced negotiations for appearances and a variety of attractions including passenger flights, an aerial exhibition, stunts, athletic events for children, and a large dance party to close the day. City Park will host activities with broadcasts and posters planned weeks before the September holiday.
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Corry
Duguit
Wie Torry Credit Xchange
Worth Hammond
Nurses Alumnae Name Officers After Hospital Meeting
The Nurses Alumnae Association of the Connly Hospital elected officers at a meeting last night in the nurses home on North Center street. Gertrude Warnshouse was named president, Mrs John MacInnes vice president, and Frances Hoyer secretary and treasurer. Director is Mrs Ori Harper. The group planned routine business and hosted guests Ruth Glyburn Gladys Murray and Kile Ryan who joined a picnic trip near North East this afternoon by motor. twenty enjoyed the outing.
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Nurses Alunas Association
Conny Hospital
North Center Street
Gertrude Warnshouse
John MacInnes
Frances Hoyer
Ori Harper
Ruth Glyburn
Gladys Murray
Kile Ryan
North East
More honors showered on fliers in Paris reception
Premier Raymond Poincare and Predictimte Gaston Domergue honored the daring dean Aasplant Rene Lo Feyre and Armeno Lotti, the Preach alrmum who Gronmec the Atlantic in the Bernard monoprony Yellow Bird. Arthur Schreiber, the young Port- Innete,ntowiwity, was set ta lean by the fivers in the moparate receptions. He was visibly affected by the slight, but mourned, "I am coming back here again."
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Paris
Raymond Poloatd
Gaston Domergue
Dean Aasplant
Rene Lo» Feyre
Armeno Lotti
Preach Alrmum
Gronmec
Bernard Monoprony
Yellow Bird
Arthur Schreiber
Port- Innete
Ntowiwity
Paria
Tam
Nine Die as Belgian Trains Crash Near Enghlen
Nine persons were killed and many injured when an express train from Ghent collided with a derailed engine near Enghlen, Belgium, early today.
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Brussels
Ghent
Enghlen
Belgium
Plan New Drive to Stem Flow of Canadian Booze
Washington reports show Hoover prepared to answer protests after border customs actions that halted Henry Virkula amid wider anti smuggling efforts. Lowman notes rising Canadian border rum smuggling. federal agents to be redeployed as Detroit improves. Wickersham commission to begin hearings around October 1 on enforcement strategies. no Detroit investigations planned. Wisconsin Senate introduces amendment to permit state liquor manufacture and sale, arguing 18th Amendment may apply to states.
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Canada
Hoover
International Falls
Mign
Henry Virkula
Treasury
Lowman
Bedenay
Detroit
Vhe
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Wisconsin
State Senate
Gettelman
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show WOR and CBS networks 8:00 Hank Simmons Show Boat on WEAF NBC 8:00 HOT Ropee’s orchestra 8:10 The Revelsera soloists and orchestra 9:00 United Symphony Orchestra 10:30 Victory Wagner and Symphony Orchestritection on WOR NBC networks
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WOR
CBS
Hank Simmons
WEAF
NBC
Ropee
Revelsera
CBA
United Symphony Orchestra
South Democrats join Republicans to oppose Smith in Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia on June 19 a fusion of former solid South Democrats and Republicans formed to oppose Alfred E. Smith and John J. Raskob. The anti Smith convention, led by Bishop James Cannon Jr, adopted plans including a Washington headquarters and a national anti Smith group to rally solid South states.
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United Press
Roanoke
Solid South Democrata
Alfred E. Smith
Joh J. Raskob
South
Washington
Raskopas
Democratic National Committee
Hoover
White House
J. C. Trotman
Suffolk
anti-Smith Party
Hooven
Oscar de Priest
Veterans March at Gettysburg Review by Civil War Veterans
About 300 Civil War veterans from the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic gather in Gettysburg for their annual convention. They march past on the wheatfield site of fierce fighting and review the Sons of Veterans Reserve parade before business sessions. The event marks a commemorative gathering of federal forces veterans and allied groups.
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United Press
Gettysburg
Wheatfeld
Gettysboro
Sons of Veterans
Pennsylvania Department of the’ Grand Army of the Republic
Shea and Walraven Prepare Big Trade Expansion Sale
Shea and Walraven, local men’s clothiers, announce a major trade expansion sale opening tomorrow at the North Center street store after two days of preparations. Large Toursance posters advertise three days of large discounts in a bold, coast wide promotion.
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Shea and Walraven
Men’s Clothiers
Announce & Big Trade
North Center Street
Break in Heat Wave Forecast for Tonight
Washington June 18 forecast a break in the four day heat wave with showers and thunderstorms expected in New England and eastern states tonight. The Weather Bureau said relief is not in sight for the Midwest.
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United Press
Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hogland
Buren
Middle West
Second continuance granted in local manslaughter case
Defense for Miss Evangel Kosmoski and John Froman secured another delay in the Watervord fatal auto crash case. Hearing set for Tuesday June 25 as prosecutors pursue further information. Kosmoski faces manslaughter and reckless driving charges. Froman is charged with allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his car. Both represented by Sam Rossiter and Blaine Kincaid.
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Evangelline Kosmosk
John Froman
Mra
J. M.tingley
Waterford
Miss Kosmoski
Froman
Tingley
Avonia
Roman
Sam Rossiter
Kris
Blaine Kincaid
Frank Gapzkowski
Heat wave scorches East as cities report deaths
United Press reports New York City swelters with 95 degree forecast after 11 am reading 36. Four deaths in metropolitan area as heat spikes up. Boston records another death and numerous prostrations amid soaring temperatures. Eastport Maine and Northfield Vermont register extreme heat, while Pittsburgh endures oppressive humidity and near record heat without a stated high.
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United Press
New York
New
Eastport
Northfield
Pittsburgh
W. S. Brozeman
Disarmament Talks Backed by Dawes and MacDonald
United States Ambassador Charles G. Dawes urged that naval arms talks be led by statesmen not naval experts, stressing human factors over new doctrines. Prime Minister MacDonald told Lossiemouth town council that Britain and the United States seek world peace and reject any final, enforceable proposition to others. Dawes spoke to the Pilgrims Society in London with allied ambassadors present, outlining a plan for initiating future arms discussions without naval chiefs directly driving them.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Great Britain
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Pilgrims' Society
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
Dawes
Forres
Bains
Pilgrims’ Society
France
Germany
Belgium
Brazil
Japa
Ie J
Band Meeting Postponed to Friday for City Group
Several committee members assist with the project and will attend the meeting. Frank H Losey, a prominent composer, cannot attend Tuesday but will visit soon to coordinate with band leaders. About a dozen interested persons attended Tuesday’s session as the plan to form a city band moves forward with broad support.
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Won
Frank H. Losey
Losey
Carry
Bulson Company
Wening
Solons Face Real Battle on Tariff Measure
Washington June 1 The Hoover administration faces a real Senate debate on the tariff revision bill as Congress adjourns for a two month summer recess. The House has passed a broad revision, with lingering disputes over industrial rate increases and prohibition enforcement. The Senate is expected to reexamine the bill upon return with a joint committee possible to study coordination of enforcement and tariff changes.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Senate
Capitol
Federal Farm Board
Finance Committee
White House
Secretary of Treasury
United States
Hodger
Ism
Harrisburg Kingmurmur case ends eight years after killing
Harrisburg June 19. Counsel for Ray C. Phillips of Lawrence county told the state board he believes his client, who has served eight years for the killing of J. C. Abrham during a drunken party, has been sufficiently punished. Phillips was sentenced to serve from 12 to 4% years after he killed Abrham when Abrham choked Phillips’ star.
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Harrisburg
Coungal
Ray C. Phillips
Lawrence County
Beard Today
J. C. Abrham
Phillips
Abrham
Phillipa’ Alstar
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Credit Exchange
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Virginia
Raskob
Eric Alderman
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New England
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