Convention Plank Deliberations Amid Frisco Spectacle
Frisco Democratic convention intensifies as platform debates loom and nominations near. Speakers, including Cox and McAdoo, face a crowded stage while committees work to craft language acceptable to White House allies and party factions. Violence avoided, preparatory sessions set for Thursday or Friday votes, with key delegates negotiating compromise on the platform.
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Deny Wet Plane Rejected by Senate Committee
A San Francisco report states a Senate subcommittee denied last night that a wet plane proposal was discussed. The committee, including Sentaor Curler Glan and members from Maine Texas Montana and other states, said no formal or informal vote occurred and no decision was reached on the proposal.
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Decision in Bryan's fight nears a convention clash
Tense scenes unfolded as factions within the Democratic convention argued over Bryan and Wilson names, with allegations of insults and procedural maneuvers. A subcommittee report on liquor and wet vs dry planks dominated chairmen’s concerns, while rumors of prop proposals were quashed.
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Lightning Hits Carmel Pa. Fire Wrecks Plant
A lightning strike near Carmel Township caused a massive fire that destroyed the Sha Mojida and Mt Carmel Transit shop and damaged the plant. Loss is estimated at 100000 with machinery and stock ruined. Meanwhile a posse killed four suspects linked to a murder near Wharton, with others wounded as authorities pursued the killers.
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St Thomas Lawn Social This Evening Event Note
The St Thomas lawn social is planned for this evening with weather favoring attendance. Ambitious preparations include a large turnout and coordinated arrangements expected to ensure success, though some uncertainties remain about participants and exact timing.
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Boy 13 Commits Suicide After Punishment
Ambridge Pa June 30 George Ackerman 13, punished for misdeed, killed himself at home today by hanging. Father’s actions immediately afterward followed the tragedy.
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Little Mothers League Met at Meeting on Federal Building
The Little Mothers League met this afternoon to review activities at the Federal Building with eighteen young girls aged 8 to 12 attending. The group discussed plans and upcoming events and prepared to welcome new members.
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Public Service Commission weighs complaints against Bell Telephone
The Public Service Commission resumes hearings on 16 complaints about Bell Telephone Company. Five attorneys, led by Charles K. Robinson, argued before the commission in Murrisati g with sessions in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Complainants seek restoration of free long-distance calls in the vicinity, challenging eliminations by the company.
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SMALL FIRE AT AMERICAN CASTINGS PLANT
A small fire broke out at the American Castings Company plant last night, with reports of smoke and a brief alarm. An employee from the facility said the blaze caused minor damage to a door and was quickly contained by the plant’s fire brigade. No injuries were reported.
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Imuster Co. Enters State Service This Saturday
The Imuster Company, a unit of Pennsylvania’s defense forces, will be formally placed into state service this Saturday evening. Major Pim will lead the ceremony at the division headquaters, with many company friends expected to attend. The company is slated to wear federal service within two weeks and now has a sizable roster as the unit rapidly forms. A July 2 partnership with Vimy for a two‑week test trip is planned, extending until August 14.
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Dale Naylor Nupitals At High Noon
The marriage of Mies Adelaide Coeste Naylor of Pittsburgh to Douglas Brany Vale of Far wardeville Illinois was solemnized at noon in a Presbyterian church. The ceremony featured orange blossoms and a rose bouquet, with Lohen grin Wedding March by Mrs. Tool B Waketella. The couple planned residence at 4898 Goodfellow Ave in St. Louis Missouri and were attended by many relatives including Mr. and Mrs James Dale of Pearisville.
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Employees in Pittsburgh area get wage increase
Workers at Pittsburgh Haymony Butler and New Carthy plants receive retroactive raise to July 1. The raise adds four hours per week and increases hourly wages for all employees, with details to be announced locally today.
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Harding Coolidge Confer on Party Government Plan
United Press reports a conference among Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge to anchor the presidential campaign on party government rather than personal leadership. They named the nominees for president and vice president and agreed on broader vice presidential role in coordinating with the president and Senate. Coolidge pledged full cooperation with Harding.
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Jamestown Power Service Crippled by Outage
Jamestown and the Chautauqua region faced a severe blackout after boiler trouble at the Jamestown power plant and a transmission line break from Niagara Falls. The outage cut power for many hours, halting electric service on both sides of Chautauqua Lake and trapping passengers in cars overnight.
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Explosion in freight car at Pitcairn injures none
An acid laden freight car exploded at Pitcairn near here today destroying three freight cars and their contents. Several other cars were damaged though no injuries were reported. The image shows the aftermath with scattered bags and electrolyte and equipment.
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Charged With Fraud in Stock Sales Case
United Provisional report states two men were charged with conspiracy to cheat and defraud L. C Taylor and W. S. Watkin of the Milwaukee Triangle company in stock sales. They were held under bond after a hearing, with arrests tied to dealings in their traders’ stock. Mrs. O. M. True and children visited in the city, while a library notice announces hours on Tuesdays and Fridays for an anti-fay meeting in August.
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P.R.R. Officials Weigh Fresh Demands Amid Possible July Strike
Philadelphia and Camden union leaders push new terms as 48,000 railroad workers prepare a strike at 1:40 a.m. on July 5 if demands are unmet. Representatives from New York to Philadelphia plan a Pittsburgh meeting to resolve the escalation.
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Commission Plans Special Meeting After Independence Day
The city commission will skip its regular Tuesday session due to Independence Day observance. A special meeting is likely for the following evening to handle the regular monthly business.
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Complete War History of Pennsylvania Project
The Pennsylvania War History Commission is sending war service record blanks to relatives of archives workers to complete the compilation of Pennsylvanians in the World War. It requests accounts of war activities to fill gaps and honor those who served.
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Commerce Directors Meet Friday
A regular meeting of the board of directors of the Boars of Carninarad will be held Friday evening in the organization room to transact routine business. Fourteen directors are expected to be present. The Melody Monarcheis State Colleges will make their first appearance at the event.
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