Greater Catholic Gathering In Chicago Draws Huge Crowd
United Press reports a massive religious ceremony as 62,000 children lift voices in a grand Catholic pageant at Chicago Stadium. The event, styled after ancient Rome, features elaborate processions, priests, and a sea of attendees, with a sense of historic significance and solemn ceremony.
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Erie Man Loses Life In Attempted Rescue
An Erie man, Turner, 80, died while attempting to rescue a girl at a canal. He was missing from his home since Thursday and was found near the water after help arrived. Investigators said the incident occurred while the rescue effort was underway.
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Dancing Charleston Rowboat Tragedy Kills Six
A rowboat nicknamed the Dancing Charleston capsizes in St Marys River near Sault Ste. Marie during a craft outing. Five youths and one adult drown, while a seventh member was rescued. Names listed include Peggy Metotyre, Annie McIntyre, Emile Carey, John Papsony, Moment Conlon, and Arthur Tessier. The incident occurred after a drinking party near the riverbank.
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Battle Over Adjournment in Congress
Washington, June 2. A heated clash over adjournment dominated a session as representatives debated delaying adjournment amid a long floor battle. Members from New York and other states urged patience while committees argued over rules and delay tactics. The dispute centered on whether to end debate and proceed to a vote on adjournment as the Senate prepared for river and Upper Chambers matters.
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Debut of Summer Marks Longest Day’s Peak
Fragmented text presents a chaotic account including references to summer debut, solstice and winter, with scattered mentions of heat, cold, and sea life. Strong entities are unclear. no coherent events or names fully readable.
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Tonic Permit Attacks Persist Amid Political Tangle
June 2 The department reported actions on tonic permits amid political pressure. Representative Liguartia Independent Socialist New York abstained from voting. Officials stressed the necessity of permit strength while critics claimed delays harmed progress.
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Marquette Broth Eucharist to Chicago Centuries Ago
Reverend John Danshy narrates a centuries old voyage linking Marquette and Joliet to Chicago. The piece recalls Mass on a lakeshore, a Jesuit priest in a patched cassock, and journeys across Wisconsin waters with Native American tribes, hinting at cultural clash and enduring faith.
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Minnesota and Maine Voters At Polls Today
Minnesota and Maine voters head to the polls amid gubernatorial races and statewide issues. The ballot features candidates Theodore Christianson and George Leath with other contenders in play as observers weigh the impact of proposals and financial plans on state governance.
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Farmers threaten revolt if farm measure fails
From Washington June 21 a political revolt grows in the West as Congress tails pass the Dawes McNary tariff bill. Senator Simmons warns the Senate that farmers will not endure tariff burdens and opposition to the measure. He cites a rising farmer bloc in the Senate splitting both parties and threatening turmoil if the farm policy is blocked.
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Father Held For Slayings Of Son In Chestnut Fight
Patladelphia dispatch reports that a Chestnut man was held after a family quarrel turned fatal when the elder Chestnut stabbed his son during a fight over missing money. Police say the elder seized a knife from a table and struck his son in the heart, ending a day of fighting at the Chestnut home. Miss Charfene Tubus traveled to Warren this afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs Sheldon.
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Fasting hiker abandons walk in New York summit
An exhausted hiker identified as George Trawler Tubastor left a four day walk from Unjongd New York without food. He reached Summit in the Allegheny mountains and abandoned the trek when his condition worsened, unable to continue. The incident ends with him seeking shelter and medical aid.
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Sharon Man Held for Court After Crash
Special to the Journal from Waterford reports Sharon Man and others were arrested after a crash linked to alleged reckless driving. The suspects faced court appearances while authorities pursued further details of the incident.
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New Reflector Arc Lamps Aid to Movies at Ree Theatre
Rex patrons report a marked improvement in film projection after installing new reflector arc lamps at the Ree Theatre on West South Atfeedt. The automatic adjustable lenses, improved light yield, and steadier white brightness provide clearer images, with similar gains noted at the nearby Columbia Theatre in Brig.
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Illinois River project retained by Senate commerce panel
Washington June 21 The Illinois River water diversion project was retained in the rivers and harbors bill by a 10 to 4 vote of the Senate commerce committee. The committee slightly modified the provision relating to diversion, but proponents from several states still opposed the project.
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Narrow Escape In Auto Crash West Of City
A high speed collision west of the city damaged several autos, with the Chrysler and a coupe sustaining extensive damage. The rear incident involved Van Tassel and Marsh cars, two youths escaping with minor injuries, while onlookers report multiple minor crashes along the highway and main street dispersing after police directed traffic.
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Mrs Hunter Pope Dies at Enfield
Mrs Hunter Pope formerly Miss Zoe Wilcox of this city died at her home in Enfield Sunday morning after a long illness. She was a graduate of the Corre Mig School class of 1907 and survived by her husband and four children Dick Sam Sara and Robbie. Also surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs John D Wilcox and several siblings. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at one o’clock at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Alleged "angel" ware campaign in Greenfield scandal surfaced
The Greenfield incident involves Albers M Grewfield and others amid a senate inquiry. Allegations claim a campaign influence plot centered on Ies and financial inducements totaling about 125000 dollars. The report notes examinations, pledges, and questions about calls to action during a tense political period.
Children Day Exercises At Presbyterian Church
The eleven oclock service at the Presbyterian church featured a children’s day program with bystanders and parents. Young participants and their families, including guests from nearby towns, attended as voices and solos highlighted the morning worship.
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Five Best Radio Features Broadcast Schedule
A disparate list of radio stations and programs outlines an evening schedule. WGY WB and other stations broadcast from 8 to 9 PM EST with remarks from executives and a budget meeting. WLW and WECO feature regional performances, plus an opera airing at 10 PM EDT.
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