Three Killed in Wreck Near Oyster Bay Bridge
United Press reports three people died and two were injured when a Long Island railroad train struck their automobile near Oyster Bay New York. The wreck halted traffic as bids for bridge construction and related work were opened, naming firms for steel cement sand and gravel.
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United Prous Oyster Bay
N.Y
Taland
John Fuchs
New York
John Joel
John del
Brar
Elizabeth Fuchs
Chnter
John
Statelines
Willie
Comet Pays
Tuk & Vikil
Chestmuir Street
America Faces Extensive Naval Construction to Parity
Washington June 21 American cruiser building program costing about 250000000 will be needed to reach parity with Great Britain if Geneva conference accepts the plan for 420000 tons of cruisers for both navies. Britain already builds several 10000 ton cruisers and costs are outlined to meet proposed tonnage while avoiding new destroyers.
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Iired Press
Stalf
Washington
Great Britain
Britain
Navy Department
United States
Wete
Japan
Alimony Sought by Husband Brinkman in Chicago
Walter Brinkman seeks alimony from Mrs Rose Brinkman amid divorce proceedings noting her money, his illness, and inability to return to bricklaying. He cites hernia TB and outside work needs. Judge schedules hearing as Brinkman plans work at Safe Week downtown job.
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United
Chicago
Walter Brinkmman
Rose Brinkman
Brinkan
Graduates of Allegheny College Reach 117 in Class
The 117 graduates of Allegheny College celebrate their commencement in Meadville. Rev. Joseph D. Piper, a 1910 Hieclls alum and current pastor of the First Methodist Church, received the degree of Doctor of Divinity.
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United Press Meadville
Collene
Joseph D. Piper
Hieclls
Trwith
Wiven
Merger Judge Orders Cleanup Of Mercer County Dance Halls
An order issued by Judge J. A McLaughry directs Mercer county constabulary to clean up public dance halls. The action follows a review of recent legislature affecting public safety. Constables were instructed to seize intoxicants found in public areas and enforce driving regulations on highways.
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United Pr
Pai
Mercer County
J. A McLaughry
County Constabulary
Coolidge to Tour Dakotas Before Returning Home
Rapid City dispatch reports President Coolidge planning a state tour before summer vacation ends. He has accepted four engagements including events for farmers, Shoshone Indians, the Distine Dear Wood celebration, and the Bellefourche round-up. Local Republicans claim this signals strong support for his reelection.
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Coolidge
United Press
Rapid City
S. C
Pres Dent Coolidge
Tor
Aleady
Distine Dear Wood
Bellefourche
Garanteed
Republican Party
Hiram Johnson
Cal
Contidge
Petar Norbeol
Rep
Norbetk
Norbecki
South Dakota
Maitland to fly to Hawaii by July 15
Lt Lester Maitland and Lt A T Hegenberger expect to fly the trimotored Poklar plane from California to Hawaii by July 15 or sooner depending on Washington orders. They arrived at Rockwell Field from El Paso with two passengers and McCook Field engineers to prepare for the long ocean flight.
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N Diego
Cal
Washington
Lester Maitland
TF Hegenbierger
Hawai
Rockwell Field
Paso
Texas
Jones
Wero
Usalts
McCook Field
J. Rivers
Maitland
San Francis
Brancisco
Hawaii
San Diego
Syeli Q
Firebug Is Again Active Near Five Corners Farm
Carter Hill’s firelng linked to numerous farm blazes in the past year causing thousands in losses. Today a fire at the George West estate near Five Corners destroyed barn and home, with investigators deeming arson possible. Neighbors found both structures engulfed and insurance coverage noted. Suspected incendiary act prompts police inquiry into the Copter Hill area fires.
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Carter Hill
George West Place
Five Corners
Carl Adams
George West
Copter Hill
Stanley Roumansky
James Bennett
Clarence Steathaas
Whautauqua County
Mrs Lindbergh Returns to Teach Chemistry at Gass High
In Detroit on June 2 Mrs Evan geline Lindbergh, mother of the aviator, arrived tired but relieved to be home. She resumes teaching chemistry at Gass Technical High School and expects to finish the term, though summer plans remain unclear.
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Detroit
Evangeline Lindbergh
Gass Technical High School
Sructor
POUNDED THE BRASS HERE BACK IN 1876
Fifty one years ago J F Zurn pounded the brass for the Pennsylvania Railroad to this city back in 1870. Now a historic passenger agent for the Texas and Pacific Railroad in Fort Worth recalls his Corry days as a telegraph operator. He notes city changes since then except the passenger station, which still resembles its 1876 look. He is en route to Oil City to visit an aunt after attending a Shrines’ consecration in Atlantic City.
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J F Zurn
Brasa
Pennesylvania
Corry
Texas and Pa Elfe Railroad Company
Forth Worth
Zura
Thieves Hit A and P Store In Warren Again
Police from Warren and Dory cooperate in investigating four A and P burglaries in two cities. A Northside Warren store was entered by breaking a rear window. about $25 in change was taken from a bin near the cash register. The same location was used in a prior theft weeks earlier. Store occupants heard nothing. Authorities say a strong clue to the culprits exists and arrests are expected soon.
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Warren and Dorry
Allan, Wie
Pacific Tea
Manuelson
Pallce Tere
A& P
Warren
Plobe
Arrestees Discharged in Warren County Columbus Case
Falconer and Youngsville men William Terwilinger and Perry Lowers were discharged for lack of evidence after arraignment before Justice Nelson. They had been held in connection with a Sunday holdup and shooting at John Benson’s farm on the Columbus Wrightsville road. A gun battle with authorities occurred in a swamp near the scene.
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Falconer
Youngsville
Warren Justice
Feek
Justice Nelson
Waren
William Terwilinger
Perry Lowers
Lower
Howl
John Benson
Columbus Wrightsville
Benson
Warren County
Neigh
Teryllinger
Lowers
Warren
Benson Hiowie
Barges Towed After All Night Gale Off Highland Light
Sixteen men were rescued as two of four barges marooned in a gale off Highland Light were towed in today. The vessels, part of a Portland to Philadelphia convoy, broke loose yesterday while under tow. Coast guards expected tugs to tow the remaining two barges to Provincetown as the night’s gale eased and conditions improved.
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United Pres
Highland Light
Mass
Portland
Philadelphis
Coast Guards
Provincetown
Operators and Miners Meet In Wage Parley In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia at the Bellevue Stratford hotel the Central Pennsylvania coal operators and the miners union begin talks to replace the Jacksonville wage scale. Operators seek about a 20 percent cut due to regional nonmarket profitability while threatening a shutdown of Central Pennsylvania Association mines until a reduced scale is agreed.
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Philadelphia
Jacksonville
United Press Philadelphia
Central Pennsylvania
Miners’ Union
Bellevue Stratford
Central Pennsylvania Association
Frst
Union
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
John Lewis
James Mark
DuBois
Ume
Committee of
Charles O'Neil
Altoona
Fisher in Three Court Actions Looming in New York
New York date June 21 cartoonist Harry O Budd Fisher faced three court actions. Justice Ingraham heard his divorce suit with Countess de Heaumont while Justice Smuck began a $2,000 claim against Fisher and his spouse for a site at the Hotel Mayfair. Justice Mahoney presided over another divorce by Albert Otto, Countess de Heaumont’s brother. Fisher skipped all hearings, leaving the courtrooms empty. In Jackson Mississippi, Sevin hundred soldiers with machine guns ringed the courthouse as Walter Burley stood trial for the killings of two women.
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United Press
NEW York
Harry O "Budd" Fisher
Ingraham
Supreme Court
Fisher
Countess de Heaumont
Smely Court
Smuck
Mayfair
Pisher
Mahoney
Albert Otto
United Prest Fisher
Jackson
Miss
Sevan
Walter Burley
Erie Visitors Call on Bertram Kin Amid Family Ties
Mrs. Ralph Kapler and her daughter Jennie of Erie arrived in the city this afternoon for a visit with her brother M D Bertram and other relatives and friends.
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Ralph Kapler
Jennie
Erie
City
M.D. Bertram
Naval limits debate reshapes U S standing in world power
Geneva June 21 unofficial naval experts warn adopting either British or Japanese plans would place the United States in great inferiority. Japan cites over 100 ships built since the war while the United States has few, risking obsolescence of U S battleships under current age limits.British and Japanese proposals affect submarines and ship lifespans, potentially crippling America's naval strength. An executive committee from United States Britain and Japan was named to study programs and report to the conference.
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United States
Henry Wood
United
Geneva
Japan
England
Hugh 5. Gibson
W- C- Bridgerton
Baron Tanaka
Heitain
Techncal Committee
Rotary Club Past Presidents Day Observed at Hotel
Rotary Club marked Past Presidents’ Day with a meeting at the Hotel Con ry. Former presidents Franke M. Loveland Harry Autry and Olin Brasken spoke on a botanist’s duty to the current president. A good attendance was reported, with Mr Harris of Seattle as a guest.
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Rotary Club
Renilay Matting
Lubelleon
Conry
Franke M. Loveland
Harry Autry
Olin Brasken
Relub
Mr. Harris
Seattle
Washi
Stocks Suffer Slump Today in New York Trading
June 21 Bear operators pushed brokerage loan costs higher and sparked an early market decline. Prices later stabilized as conservative forces regained control, but the session remained erratic with a second reaction wiping out many initial gains.
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United Press
New York
Prises
Five Best Radio Entertainments and Listings
Radio listings from WEAF WGHP and affiliates show schedule fragments for 7 stations from 17 to 20 p m Easton and Detroit programs including Great Moments in History Custer's Last Stand and a Detroit Symphony Club segment. The Continentals and Everlady Howry FAB Lincoln are noted with times around 8 p m Eastern and a University of Nebraska program at 1 05 p m Eastern.
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Easton
WGHP
Detroit
Everlady Howry Fab Lincoln
University of Nebrana
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