Morrow Wins New Jersey Senate Nomination by Margin
United Press dispatch from Newark reports Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow won the Republican nomination for the U S Senate with a historic lead over rival Franklin W. Fort as tabulations from 87 districts showed Morrow at 414,279 votes and Park at 115,497 while Preston and Kelly trailed. Rumors of platform planks include repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement law concerns. Morrow plans to return to Mexico City in about a week to finish his ambassadorial duties ahead of November state and national contests.
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United Press
Newark
W. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
New Jersey
Morrow
Cauagernis
Franklin W. Fort
Mie
Park
Prelingtoyse
John A. Kelly
Hyehmod
Merson-B. Richards
Atlantic
Congress
Hobart
Mesivo City
Misa
Thelma Parkinson
Walter ©. Edge
Alexander Simpson
Beth Miss Parkinson
Simpson
Disabled World War Veterans to Receive Increased Aid
World War veterans push for liberalized disability allowances in a House bill now before the Senate at Washington. Senator Smoot resists, threatening a filibuster, arguing first line veterans would gain excessive sums for service-connected diseases while Spanish-American war veterans would receive far less. Supporters say the measure costs about 74 million dollars and enjoys broad backing despite objections.
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House
Senate
Smoot
Washingi
Rep
Utah
Stiortsholgt
Cal
Hoover
Congress
Gill Hands
iSenator Simmons
Dem
N. G
Morton New Chicago Detective Leader
Chicago reports naming John Morton as chief of detectives under Iron John Aleck after the murder of Alfred J. Lingle. Morton, a famed crook catcher, replaces Captain John Stege as mayoral orders push to send gangsters to the electric chair.
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United Press
Chicago
Iron John
Aleck
William , Russell
Morton
John Stege
Russell
Rasignet
Pinchot Wins Gubernatorial Nomination in Luzerne Primary
Luzerne county primary vote certified giving Gif ford Pinchot a 26559 plurality over Francis Shunk Brown for the Republican nomination. A formal protest will be filed with the commissioners per Brown’s counsel.
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Luzerne
United Press
Wilkes Barre
Anserne County
Gifford Pinchot
Francis Shunk Brown
Brown
Woody & Company Suspended From Exchange After Insolvency
New York June 19 Woody & Company brokers on the New York Stock Exchange were suspended for insolvency. Shortly after the exchange suspension, the New York Curb Exchange ticker noted Woody & Co. was suspended from associate membership for failure to meet engagements. The Curb Exchange also suspended Alex B. Johnson of Throckmorton and Company. Yesterday a Chicago grain house and a local Cotton House reported failure.
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United Press
New York
Woody & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Woody & Co
Curb Exchange
Alex B. Johnson
Throckmorton and Company
Chicago
Maniac Slayer Delays Third Killings Emission Details
June 18 New York The maniac slayer who vowed to murder 16 persons to seize mysterious papers writes that he spared a third victim W A V 81 The notes to the New York Journal recount boastful claims of killing and warn of others The killer says money and papers were returned and lists coded references to further victims while police investigate in College Point and on Boston Road
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United Press
NEW York
W. A.V
New York Journal
Sigibat
Boston
Harold Bridenbach
W. R. V8
Journale
WR. Vo
Uie
Philadelphia
N. J
Daily Radio Entertainment Listings at Wharf
A brief schedule lists five programs across networks including Fleischmann Valee Hour with Rudy Wiedoett on WABC at 7:30 PM, US Marine Band on NBC, Jack Prost Melody Moments on WABC, Kodek Program on WEAR, and a Classical Series on BST at 10 PM, reflecting 1940s broadcast era scheduling.
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Netrantey Ith
Rudy Wiedoett
WABC
CBS Network
U.S. Marine Band
NBC Network
Jack Prost
Melody Musments
WEAR
NBC
Save Crew of Vessel Save Crew of Vessel
The U S destroyer Wilkes reported by radio it had picked up the crew of the two masted Gloucester schooner Plark L Oliver. The fate of the schooner was not clear locally it was feared the craft had exploded or been lost off Georges Banks. Oliver was captained by Charles Williams making his first voyage as skipper from Gloucester four days earlier with a crew of ten aboard. It is unknown whether the destroyer recovered all or only part of the crew.
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United Fress Gloucester
Duns
U. S
Wilkes
Titusville Kiwanis Club Dinner at Corry Country Club
Seventeen members of the Titusville Kiwanis club attended a dinner at the Corry Country Club house. A fine chicken dinner was served followed by entertainment. Local numbers, Corry orchestra music, and performances by a quartet delighted guests. S. W. Sullivan and H. M. Moyer of the General Electric apprentice ad service at Erie spoke on their departments. Film reels illustrated remarks, with art talks by Titusville President Green and club president Nichols.
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Kiwanis 'Club
Titusvile
Corry Country Club
Titusville Club
Corry Club
Ineal Quartette
C.F. Hotrmaster
W. H. Suol
B. Shoop
J. H. Martin
S. W. Sullivan
H.M. Moyer
Ad Service
General Electric
Erie
G. E
Green
Nichols
Reed to Answer Johnson Attack on Naval Pact
United Press report from Washington states Senator Johnson of California attacked the London naval treaty, while Senator Reed of Pennsylvania prepared to respond tonight from the Senate floor. Johnson criticized Secretary of State Stimson and flagged navy officers who opposed the pact, urging rejection of the treaty as harmful to national interests.
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United Rrese
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Calif
Tony Sen. Reed
Erming Stimson
Jobson
howArd
Auy
Senate
United States
Navy
Secretary of State
Johnson
Byrd Welcomed Home in New York After Antarctic Flight
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd and his Antarctic expedition team returned to the United States after two years of remote exploration. A 77-ship flotilla escorted the party to New York Harbor as thousands cheered in Battery Park, Broadway, and City Hall Park. Byrd, pilot Bert Baichen, and navigator Paul Siple appeared in uniform amid a jubilant reception by Grover Whalen’s mayoral committee.
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Morris Dehaven Tracy
United Press
York
Adaira Richard Evelyn Byrd
Fion
New York Harbor
Battery
Broadway
City Hall Park
Manhattan
Australia
Bert Baichen
Byrd
Paul Siple
Eleanor Bolling
New Yary
Grover Whalen
Whalen
Bishop Cannon Immunity Debate Sparks Senate Fire
Washington June 19 Senate lobby committee chairman Garaway denounced critics who claim immunity was granted to Bishop Cannon Jr. He called such claims wilful, malicious fabrications and defended the committee’s refusal to probe Cannon’s anti Smith activities and 882,300 in unaccounted presidential funds. He warned against coercing church state lines and insisted the panel pressed no political matters.
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United Press
Washington
Garway
Senate Lobby Comualties
Senate
Jamies Cannon, Jr
Caraway
Cannon
Arkansas
Itcav J
Craway
Huston
Republican Na Onal Committee
Ras- Hob
Democratic Committee
Henry Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Joseph Daniels
Reed Blocks Vote in Senate Over World War Veterans Bill
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania blocked a Senate attempt to fix a voting time on the World War veterans bill. His objection forced a delay, shelving the veterans measure and resuming consideration of the rivers and harbors bill.
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Washington
Reed
Repo
Senate Today
Rivers and Harbors
Daring aviator brings relief to isolated northern hamlet
Edmonton reports Captain Wop Fay, veteran Canadian flyer, landed at Smith in the Peace River district with concentrated foods for 120 stranded settlers from Edmonton and other Alberta cities. Flooded roads and downed telegraph lines delayed aid until Fay undertook a risky supply drop via a long overland flight.
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United Press
Edmonton
Alta
Wop! Fay
Smith
Peace River
Alberta
Tomobiles
Iridges
Pign
Py Yohmnteeren
Sunth
35 Die in Artimovsk Coal Mine Explosion
Thirty five men were killed and many others seriously injured when gas exploded in a coal mine at Artimovsk. The accident occurred yesterday. An official Soviet commission was assigned to investigate and began work at once.
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Moscow
Une
Artimovsk
Proposal for Dry Referendum Before House
United Press reports June action as Rep Michaelson proposes amending the 18th Amendment to authorize a national or state refer endum on prohibition. The Illinois Republican argues for allowing states to choose dry or wet while safeguarding dry regions from liquor traffic.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Morrow
House
Rep
Michaelson
Illnois
Nitherto
Congress
Illinois
Literary Digest
Chicago
Big suit against Doheny settled out of court
The $10,000,000 suit against E. G. Doheny and the Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co. by Frank B. Kindel and other stockholders was settled out of court. Judge George Cosgrave dismissed the case after both sides reported an agreement satisfactory to all. A separate market note reports wheat prices slipping on Monday amid northwest weather and distant Liver pool and Winnipeg strength.
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Angeles
Calif
Ie. G. Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum Bnd Transport Co
Frank B. Kindel
George Cosgrave
Oaly
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Northwest
Dayton to Plead Guilty in Girl's Murder Case
Dexter Dayton, 25, an insurance salesman from Kansas City, was expected to plead guilty to second degree murder in the death of Marjorie O'Donnell, 19, a stenographer, who was strangled in a hotel in Washington. The case ties Dayton to Pittsburgh area victims and followed a confession while intoxicated. The judge sentenced him to life imprisonment after his plea.
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United Press
Washington
Dexter Dayton
Peyton Garton
Marjorie O'Donnell
Miss O'Donnell
Dayton
Oil City
Kansas City
Dext
Russ Marjorie O'Donnell
Pitsburgh
Uniontown
John O'Donnell
City, Pa
Recital by Miss Elizabeth Dempsey at St Edward's Hall
Miss Elizabeth Dempsey daughter of Mr and Mrs D I Dempsey staged a piano recital at St Wayward Hall last evening featuring works by Grieg MacDowell Kreisler Debussy Rachmaninov and others. Miss Kimia Lou Millsou and Atlas Fitzson accompanied with Roy Francis M OConnell presenting the certificate from St Louis Teachers College of Music after the program.
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Elizabeth Dempsey
Mar
Elizabet Dempsey
D. I. Dempsey
West Way Street
St. Wayward’ Hall
Miss Dempsey
Grangdos
Nocturno—Greig
Eagie—Macdowell
Rubensien
Sonsta—Haydo
Kreisler
D Gradas Ad
Debus
Miror—Rachmaninov
Costello Ressler
Ist. Louis Teachers College of
Atlas Fitson
Mary
Clark
Roy
Francis M. O'Connell
St. Louis Teseners College of Music
Demp-sey
Twenty Sailors Drowned As Tidal Wave Strikes Britain
London dispatch reports a deadly storm with a massive tidal wave killing twenty seven people in Britain. Four deaths attributed to the event and widespread damage across London and rural areas. The storm interrupted rail lines and flooded villages, with rivers overflowing and thousands displaced.
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United Press
London
British Empire
England
Dorsey
Essex
Bulirmeniouth
Witter Hibein
Royal Hax
Ascot
George
Queen Maury
Windsor
Manoles
Whanehs
Nottingham
Uslike
Lonston
Taske
Guiney
Sydndy
Australi
Marting
Hastings
Hunter
Masseay
Paris
Nieyre Department
Nievre
France
Free Clinic Held in Municipal Building by Erie Heart Group
A free clinic, under the Erie County Heart and Tuberculosis Association, conducted heart examinations this afternoon in a municipal building. Dr Hi B McLoughlin led the heart exam team with Dr Williams Brown guiding tuberculosis tests, assisted by nurses. Examinations were free to city residents and many took advantage of the service.
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Erie County
Hi. B McLoughlin
Williams @ Brown
Philadelphia
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