United States answers Curzon challenge on liquor law
United States officials reaffirmed enforcement of American liquor laws within the territorial waters and pledged to resist foreign pressure. The policy includes potential seizures of foreign ships violating the law after a grace period, with reliance on Supreme Court decisions and domestic authority.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Purrom
Cilitain
United Staten
Certalys Saat
Alastair
Bellaty
Sure Hughes
Thiy
Ken Susterday
Ini
Supreme Payor
Gurney
McMahon Died At Home After Illness On Worth Street
Patrick J McMahon died Thursday evening at his family home on Worth Street after a period of illness. He had lived in the city most of his life and worked as a moter by trade at local plants including American Castings Co in Warren. He is survived by two brothers and several sisters. Funeral services set for Monday at St Thomas Cemetery. prayers requested to omit flowers. The report also notes Daniel M Link Auburn Indiana was appointed to represent the coal commission at the anthracite miners convention in Scranton, Pa.
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McMahon
Worth Street
Tees
Warren
Ohio McMahon
Mortimer S
Ghiewka
John C
Morris
Pas
Hy Sie
John Hlupten
T. J
Kavheyn
St Whore Church
St. Thomas
United
Prem Washington
Dahiel M. Link
Auburn, Indy
Seranitais
John Hays Hammond
Leiplein
Laidlaw
Geo Lesplein
Main Street
Stranded crew drifted 2000 miles across the ocean
The stranded vessel Trevensa's crew endured twenty three days open sea with scarce rations. Two natives died of privation as storms battered the craft. Captain Poster of Rodrigue island, guiding the survivors, described rationing measures and eventual loss of more crew members before rescue attempts.
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United Press London
Sllerioq
Trevensa
Selny
Trevessi
Rodrigue Island
Trevor
Air Marathon Fails Flyers Fall Into Bay
San Diego California June 29 The second attempt by Captain Smith and Siout Richter to stay aloft ended when their airplane fell into San Diego Bay. Fog hindered visibility as their De Havilland craft lost engine power after refueling in midair. Both aviators escaped landing in the water without serious injuries.
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United Press
San Diego
Calif
Smith
Siout
Richter
San Diagi Bay
Amorning
North Island
Air Staton
DeHaviland
Strike Ends After Year Long Work Stoppage In Washington
In Washington, workers who had been out since early last year returned to their jobs following guidance from the labor department. Chief conciliator I Kerwin announced the settlement after advice from department conciliators to the field, signaling an end to the long strike.
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Ey Washington
Herik
Lehigh Aid
New Bigland
Thigh I. Kerwin
Conclilius
Libor
How It’s Done in Corry Warren School Board Meeting
Warren readers learn of a special Warren Board of Education meeting held Tuesday to discuss administration and finance. The article mentions TM Stanley being chosen for a key role, with pay figures cited for secretarial and administrative duties, reflecting the era’s concerns over school funding and governance.
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Warren
Corry
Stanley
Baskness
Rail Road Chief Says Company Not Bound By Labor Board Ruling
Philadelphia June 20 United States Supreme Court ruling is cited by Samuel Rea president of the Pennsylvania Railroad as not obliging the company to observe the Railroad Labor Board decision if its constitutional rights were invaded. He spoke to employees of the road.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Sune
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvana
United States Railroad Labor Board
Samuel Rea
Pinchot Signs Emergency Tax in Harrisburg
Harrisburg, Pa June 20 Gov. Pinchot signed the emergency tax act to raise corporate profits and gasoline levies. The measure aims to generate about 164,000,000 of the 200,000,000 requested by Governor Pinchot to reduce the state’s debts. The gasoline tax increase of one cent per gallon is expected to yield roughly 60,000,000 in revenue.
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Harrishurg
Senor PichitoUay
Pinehol
Warren Co. Faces Heavy Losses From Drought
Drought in Warren County severely reduces hay and grain crops, with estimates near nine million dollars in lost value. Corn yields drop below normal as moisture failures persist, impacting dairy farms and strawberry harvests. Farm officials note widespread reductions across grains and hay, with berry crops suffering from drying on vines.
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Warren County
Nord Mil. Guts
Toonage Pee Assessor
University of Wisconsin
Protests Over Davis Removal From U S Service Clash With President
Protests rallied in Butte and Melek demanding explanation for Arthur Powell Davie removal as head of the reclamation service. Swenson of Idaho framed the move as trimming red tape and costs while others suggested changes in administration. Davis denied politics influenced his discharge and noted his resignation. President Harding was urged to back Idaho politicians and support for Seymour Borah faced rebuke during a related speech tour.
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Snroute
Davie
Dusty Sway
Work
Hyekers
Swenson
Idaho
Washington
AP Davis
BW. Wulis
Tuhe
Ting
Reclamation Service
D. W. Davis
Wifesern
Ay P. Davis
GT Engineering
Montana
Hive Perwrain
Butte
Melek
Yellowstone National Park
Higourney Westward
Idaho Falls
Tie
Congress
Harding
Seymour Boral
Gilens
Action delayed on Leib pardon in Harrisburg
June 20 in Harrisburg Pa a postponement delayed final action on the Leib pardon case. The board considered 87 clemency requests including robbery forgery and murder cases and scheduled further hearings for September. Local note reports Miss Robert Harpar of Erie visiting East Pleasant Street.
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United Eros
Harrisburg
William S. Leib
Franke Ott
Wic County
Robert B. Walle
Rik
Frank Arnone
Jefferson
William Noore
Mukean
Frank Pish
Je. McKear
Scone
Robert Harpar
Erie
J. J. Desmond
East Pleasant Street
Big Fourth of July Celebration Planned Tonight
Plans outline a citywide Fourth of July event with a parade starting at 1000 o clock on West Measure Street, featuring the Worry and Union City bands and local organizations. A pig chase, auto show, and fireworks are planned with a street fair on First Avenue through Mall, ending with a park display.
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Hormahoe
Witt Farm
O'Clagle
Mleasur
Yampany
Scottie
First Avenue
Muir St
Suny
Devine
Neal
Washington Street
Baiixrounds
Real
Churches and Fraternal Orders Urged to Parade July 4
Text urges churches and fraternal organizations to participate in a July 4th observance at the Park. It calls for securing spaces and conducting booths under the committee and stresses benefits to participants and community carnival prospects.
Cottage Fire Destroys Findley Cabin Near Little Pier
A blaze at Findley Cottage was discovered around two this morning near Little Pier. Volunteers led by Melvin Parkbirt and HL Rayisind formed a bucket brigade, saving the Wales and Johnson properties as the McElroy Cottage burned nearby. witnesses noted the fire danger and hurried efforts to control the flames.
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Bucket Brigade
Iulley
Latke
Little +ety Vie
Twofolock
Melvin Parkbirat
HL Rayisind
Tiny Bright
Qudckly
Charles Wales
RS Johnson
Mount Etna Erupts Again After Quiet Span
Rome dispatch reports Mount Etna reopening its volcanic activity with renewed eruptions. Fresh lava streams pour from a crater near Monte Nero and spread toward Lingua Glossa at about twelve ashes per hour. A molten flow advances within seven kilometers of Lingua Glossi, as the correspondent notes while recounting the danger to nearby areas.
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I Lingviaglossi
William Leiplein Injured In Auto Crash Near Ballhurst Pole
William Leiplein formerly of Curry resident was injured when the coupe he drove ran into a telegraph pole near Ballhurst. The crash killed a companion, 27 year old 128 West State street resident, who was also in the car. Leiplein was hospitalized. Quigley, a World War veteran, was not seriously hurt. Authorities investigated as Leiplein had been drinking behavior cited by witnesses.
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William Leiplein
Curry
Wadley
Wich
Salamavica
Silemuneca Tite
Atulerueh Lawirenle Quigley
West State Street
Andi Willian Leiplein
River Street
Ballhurk
Leipbury
Tocn Quigley
Quigley
Tol Kidld
E McMullen
Kidd
Min
Leiplein
Waite
Chick Mandell
Sulaimanon
Wage demands from hard coal miners announced at convention
At Sprainiun Virginia June 20 the anthracite miners announced wage demands to take effect September 1 after the current agreement expires. They seek a two year contract with a 20 percent overall wage increase, $1 per day for day workers, restoration of differential rates, and standardization of pay for skilled mechanics across classifications under UMW Districts 7 and 8.
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Ganerat
United Mine Workers of America
Lahore
United States
Howe
U. MW
Kidnapped girl found after abduction near Hammond
Genevieve Sprague missing after two men overpowered her escort near Hammond Indiana. She was taken from a car and later found unconscious in a deserted lake area. Police say suspects Frank Kelly of New York and James Gurr of Muncie are identified as abductors.
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Hammond
Ind
Genevieve Sprague
South Hammone
Sprague
Whura
Gail
Ris
Keidnapers
Mui
Frank Kelly
New York
James Gurr
Muncie
Indy
Thi Witair
Labor motion calls for abolition of royal family
A Middlesboro delegation introduced a Labor party conference motion proposing that the royal family be abolished as a necessity of the British constitution and urging the party to declare its views on the issue. Reported from London. In Monroe county penitentiary, a man arraigned before Judge Tanita paid a $50 fine. The coroner attributed Quigley’s death to a broken pack with minor cuts.
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Labor Party
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Monroe County Penitentiary
Tanita
Quigley
Bourne
Peratcbne
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