Pinchot faces problems after brief vacation
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot, returning from a short break, battles a cascade of budget and payroll issues. The Auditor General rejected certifying department payrolls, forcing the governor to assume sole authority to approve salaries. Over 500 appropriations await action, with hospital and institutional bills looming and budget officer Clyde King having pared expenses to the bone. Legal questions and an executive board hearing shape the path forward as the administration seeks constitutional footing for payments.
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Notifie
Lewis
Hove
Executive Board
Cieneralehnader Haeken
Department Executive
Wis
Luther § Kauffman
Philadelphia
Supreme Court de Vision
Francis Shunk Brows
Jane Addams Operated Upon In Tokio
Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago underwent a surgical operation in Tokio. The operation at St Lake’s hospital was at 1 am and pronounced successful. Surgeons expect Miya Addams’s recovery and hope she may return to the United States in about a month.
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Univea
Ros Tokio
Jane Addams
Tul] House
Chicago
Miya Addams
At. Lake's Hospital
Czech President Masaryk Critically Ill in Europe
Constantinople June 7 reports President Masaryk of Czecho Slovakia is critically ill with physicians pessimistic about recovery. His wife, a former Brookline Massachusetts resident, died suddenly. Ruth Weed left for Titusville Pennsylvania to spend the day with friends.
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Frese
Constantinople
Masaryk
Czecho-Slovakia
Brookline
Mass
Ruth Weed
Titusville, Pa
Federal Reserve Report Signals May Production Rise Across Sectors
United Press reports the Federal Reserve Board indicates May production and supply across iron and steel, cement, and petroleum rose to near record highs. Officials expect continued favorable conditions into next year as construction contracts climb despite wage-related delays in New York and Chicago districts.
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United Pres
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
James
Iran
Danie Industries
Fentral Reserve
Fitiale
New York
Chicago, i
Rotary Outing at Findley Lake Entertained by Dr Kibler
Rotary members and Rotary Anns gathered at Findley Lake for the Hird annual outing hosted by Dr. DB Kibler at his summer home near Little Corey. The afternoon featured bridge for the ladies, four new racquet courts, a ringer by a visitor from Turner Ville, and a dinner with juggling acts.
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Rotary
Little Corey
Findley Lake
Ville
Wik
Jat Loveland
Bracken
Duin
Bracken Gaver
Marty Agar
Kibler
J.C. Kibler
Attempt to remain in air sets endurance record attempt
In San Diego California on a June morning Captain Lowell Smith and Lieutenant John P Richter launch an endurance flight intended to set a new altitude height record. They plan to refuel in flight using a fueling system tested recently, as a support plane transfers gasoline while traveling six miles per hour.
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San Diego
Calif
Lowell Smith
John P. Richter
Smith Ad Richter
Smith
Richter
Journal carrier notice to readers about delivery service
Readers are urged to phone Bell 50 during 7 to 9 PM if the Journal is not received this evening. Changes may be made to the carrier force and patrons missing papers will receive prompt service by calling the Journal Office via Bell or Union phones.
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Bell 50
Carrier Force
Journal
Bell
Union
M E Sunday School Picnic Held at Brokenstray Park
The M E Sunday School enjoyed a large picnic at Brokenstray Park in Columbia today. Members traveled by trolley and automobile from Columbus area to attend the outdoor event featuring contests, boat rides, and an afternoon of recreation after a noon dinner. The gathering was among the largest for the Sunday School and praised for its success.
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Brokenstraw
Corry Church
Brokenstray
Columbia
M. E. Sunday School
Columbus
Scheil
Shade Trees Suffer from Pest on North Side
Residents report a large, leggy insect attacking maple and other shade trees in the north side of town. The pest bores a hole the size of a lead pencil in bark and could threaten valuable shade trees. Specimens were collected for state officials to advise on control measures.
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Noren Sige
Harrisburg
Wall Collapse Kills One in Philadelphia Building
June 27 report says walls of a building at Seventeenth and Addison streets collapsed without warning. Eight workers, including five buried under debris, were present. rescue crews freed several as firemen labored. William Smith, 42, died before rescue.
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Philadelphia
Seve
Teenth
Addison Streets
nieVen
Wm. Smith
Large Class Confirmed by Bishop Gannon
Bishop Gannon confirmed a large class at St Thomas church this morning with over fifty children and adults receiving the sacrament. A procession led by Bishop and local clergy opened services, followed by benediction and music, then a visit to St Elizabeth's to confirm a class of thirty five.
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Judy Mark Gannon
Pirie
Childrren
Thomas Ehireh
Clage
Manning
Pather Gilfoil
St B. Tracy
Meaguer
Childrey
St Thomas Church
Gunton
Gilfell
Vi Reiser
St. Elizabeth's Church
Joseph Kunste
Tidioire Hiltop
Eliss
Gannon
St Elizabeth's Church
Storm kills four as New York heat wave ends in violent storm
United Press reports a powerful storm sweeps greater New York ending a heat wave. Four people die including comedian Hert Savoy and his companion Luck Growman. Trees topple, walls capsize, and a 40 story Wall Street building is struck with damage. Several others prostrated amid ongoing heat prior to the storm.
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United Press
New York
Hert Savoy
Long Island
Lawer
Calcutta Disaster Recovers 32 Children Bodies
In Calcutta a floor collapse at a charitable home trapped 250 orphans, killing thirty-two children and injuring others. Rescue teams recovered the bodies as authorities investigated the cataclysm and the fate of the remaining orphans remained unclear.
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Py Mistess
Calcutta
Ring of the Motammétan
Proposed endurance flight ends in San Diego
Captain Lowell Smith and Lieut. John Richter failed to set a four day endurance record as their plane landed in San Diego at 10:20 a.m. after about six hours aloft. A burned out generator forced the landing shortly after a successful in air refueling.
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San Diego
Calif
Lowell Smith
Liev
John Richter
Fireswept Forbidden City of Pekin article damage
United Press reports a fireswept disaster in Pekin described as sweeping through the Forbidden City and destroying imperial walls and relics. The account notes losses of ancient wooden panels bearing history and carvings while authorities seek to confirm details and the fate of artifacts and staff.
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United Press
PEKIN
Sommingle
Wind Storm Injures New Mattress Plant
A severe wind storm damaged the Band He Mattress Company's under construction plant. The west wall collapsed outward, throwing debris across the site and delaying completion. No supports were in place, and workers evacuated as machinery and heavy concrete blocks were toppled. Completion is expected to be delayed significantly due to the damage.
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He Mattress Company
Syiel
Seytiony Emai
Aseault
Harding and party visit national parks during trip
President and Moe Harting toured Second National Park on June 2, enjoying scenic views and natural beauty. Crowds in Salt Lake City faced concerns about travel strain, as locals awaited further events and speeches during the presidential visit.
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iBy Univeneres
Second National Park
Vial
Talun
Torn
Moe Harting
Edlay City
Mion
Payor
Salt Lake
Harting
Selaha
Prelate Died in Prison Report Shocks Moscow
War era header reports Metropolitan Tikhon died in prison at Alosenw after being detained by Soviet authorities. The ex-patriarch Wilk reportedly expressed regret for past actions and blamed Christian regime influence against Bolshevik rule.
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Riga
Drinttin
Tikhon
United Press Dig
Direc AK
Moscow
Transdd
Wilk
Ragime
Liquor Raids Sweep Merron Hill District Police Seize Stills
In Pittsburgh on June 27 Director of Public Safety Book and Police Superintendent Jones led 75 officers in liquor raids in the Merron Hill district. The first raid on Bedford Avenue found four large stills in operation.
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Pittsburgh
Public Safety
Book
Jones
Merron Hill
Rook
Bedford Avenue
Mt Etna eruption report details new blast and lava flow
Mount Etna erupts with a fresh blast from the central crater near Catania. Reports describe elevated ash and lava emission, with lava reaching the southern flank and prompting monitoring by authorities. Ground observers note increased seismicity and gas emissions as the eruption progresses.
Whitfield Captured in Detroit After Murder Charge
Whitfield was captured in Detroit by United Procs for the murder of Policeman Griflin in Deprolt Michigan. The apprehension followed a police pursuit and a request from Cleveland authorities for aid. The report notes Whitfield’s alleged accomplice and describes the sequence of events leading to the capture.
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Whitfield
Detroit
United
Deprolt
John F
Ste. Devas
Married by Rev Redinger in Erie Pa
A wedding recorded in Erie Pennsylvania as Miss Hericw Toul wed Mr. Wright with Rev Redinger performing the ceremony at Olironge Weight nf eee. Relatives and friends attended. The couple will reside at 9804 Ash Street Erie. Guests included Miss Florence Wright and Leslie Rooney among others.
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Olironge
AL Redigeer
Morence Wright
Lawrie
Roaney
Mrx Wright
Wilato
Ningarm Pass
Ash Street
Erie
Oye
Mex Mog
Wright
Pra
Florence Wright
Irie
Leslie Rooney
McKean
Two Die as Wilkes Barre Storm Kills and Damages
Severe storms swept through Wilkes Barre and surrounding areas causing two deaths, at least ten injuries, and roughly $300,000 in property damage. Victims include Thomly Griffith, 36, and Miss James Folly, 23, with many homes and utilities damaged by winds, flooding, and lightning.
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Wilkes, Barre
United Press
Wilkes Harri
Fiyne
Plymouth
Laurel County
Rayalond
Mane Halison
Archhald
Pinchot Demands Oath From Appointees on Prohibition
Harrisburg report quotes Governor Pinchot insisting appointees must pledge loyalty to the U S Constitution and the 18th Amendment. He states aides will be chosen only if they promise to obey the law and support the administration’s policies while upholding dry law principles. The governor adds he will not appoint anyone who does not fully endorse the administration’s program for the people.
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Umitea Press
Harrisburg
Guserier
Winuher
Ville
United States
Pitcher
Tate
Walnutt Pinchot aide named acting deputy attorney general
Walnutt Walon named by Governor Pinchot as a special deputy attorney general. The appointment, reported last night, places Walon near the Pinchot administration in the legal staff while he awaits formal acceptance. Walon said he will devote his full time to duties and will administer justice and equity in the office.
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United Press Pholadelinua
Sue
Cy Walwitt
Warkmers
Mackey
Pinchot Walon
United States
Gay
Tag Boon
Pinchot
Geveral J
Walnur
Navy workers to receive ten percent wage increase
Washington June reports say workers in yards countywide will get a ten per cent wage boost effective July. Secretary Denby approved the plan based on the navy wage board led by Rear Admiral J K Robinson. The new scale will be published Saturday. N Cohen departed for Gift City, Pa on a business trip.
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Washington
Denby
Navy
J. K. Robinson
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