Indictments Complicate Deadlocked Convention Ballots
Nine ballots into the Democratic presidential nomination fight at Madison Square Garden, the deadlock continued as Albert Fail, Harry P Sinclair, Edward Doheny and his son were indicted by a special grand jury in Washington for conspiracy and related counts tied to oil lease bribery. The convention planned further balloting with talks of changes as McAdoo and Smith faced renewed scrutiny.
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Washington
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Harry P Sinclair
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Smith
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New York
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Many splendid attractions for 24 Chautauqua week
The program lists Pan-American Marimba Band Swiss Yodlers and Oceanic Ladies Quintet among week long offerings for August 13 to 19. Numbered daily events include junior entertainments, lectures, and a comedy drama with themes of opportunity and life. Notable acts include Vivian Players, Mevanie Ladies Quartet, and a Dickens Evening.
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Marchwilly
Vivian Plasers
Mevanie Ladies
Engenin
Family of Five Murdered in Chicago Home Strike
A Chicago household report says five family members, including three young children, were found beaten to death in their home. Neighbors discovered the bodies early today after a violent attack appeared to target the family. Police launched a search for a mentally disturbed man said to have been living nearby.
Auto crash claims 22 year old resident
Rolin Pinnean. 22 year old son of Mr and Mrs Dan Pinnean of 12 Went Pleasant street, died at Perry Hospital Saturday evening from injuries sustained in an East Wynne accident earlier that morning. Survived by his parents and two sisters, services to be held from the home and interment at Pine Grove.
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Miles McCray
East Wynne
Martintheome
Reed
Rolin Pinnean
Tid
Dan Firnnean
West Miramut
Perry’ Hospital
Mle
Dan Pinna
Pleasant Street
Stes Thiel Newley
Plorence Me
Paneyl
Uy Alternoon
Aafclock Labs
Jade Int Pine Grove
Federal tax on admissions ends July 2 at Rex and Grand theatres
Local theatres announce end of war time admission tax beginning Thursday. Rex Theatre will charge 10 20 and 30 cents while Grand Movie House on North Center will be 15 and 20 cents. All shows under 40 cents exempt from tax repeal follows congressional wartime tax reduction act.
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Theatrae
Anineiment
Rex Theatre
North Center
Safety lanes for pedestrians in Bushes section
Pedestrian safety lanes are being painted in the Bushes area under police supervision. The plan extends to all streets in the business district with wider supervision and goal to reduce hazards near sidewalks.
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Oniel
Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J S Hurd marked their golden wedding on Saturday June 28 at the bride’s father’s home 410 Grand Street Corry. A large purse of gold and many gifts were given. About a hundred guests attended a luncheon in the afternoon and evening with friends from Los Angeles Chicago Lily Dale and Sweet town among attendees.
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Helie
Anson
Jobsma
Grand Street
Johnson
Corry
Haight
Mise
Haley Jameson
Mie Gertrude Brown
Los Angele
Lily Dale
WW Smith
Saewet Town
Ohio joins relief effort after deadly Lorain tornado
Rescue work led by the National Guard and Red Cross under Governor Bowen aims to aid Lorain residents. State officials expect broader help as curfews and delivery plans are arranged. Tornado devastation includes hospitals strained in Cleveland and Sandusky while Lorain endures widespread destruction and about 90 million dollars in damage.
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Coline Bus
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Attien
Sandusky
Lomain
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Avon
Delia
Cleveland
Lopiin
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Curly
Corry Storm Spare City Faces Major Damage
Severe electric storm hits Corry causing millions in damage across street blocks. Homes and businesses suffer. trees uprooted and lines down. Hospitals report injuries while power remains out for hours as crews assess widespread destruction.
Ohio Tornado Casualties and Damage Report
Ohio suffered heavy damage from Saturday's tornado with multiple deaths across counties. Reports indicate collapsed barns in Mantna-Threw killing several, and fatalities in Cleveland, Aleroni, Youngstuywn, and Medina due to collapses and flooding. Estimates list substantial property damage and several missing or unaccounted residents.
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Aleroni
Oine Killeg Youngstuywn
Medina
Bonus blanks available at postoffice
War veterans of this city may now apply for government bonuses using forms obtained at the Postminster C. Summer Bender federal building. Officials say veterans can get applications at the post office and that postmasters will assist in distributing blanks and answering questions in the evenings.
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Playgrounds to Open Here in July 7 Contingent on Funds
Hastings Jones announced this morning that sufficient funds have been secured for summer playgrounds at the school buildings. Plans call for opening July 7 under Miss Buller at Concord and Miss Heath at Washington, with other schools directed by named staff. If funds remain, a young man will assist, and playgrounds will operate five days a week under Mrs Heath and Miss Bisleman’s supervision in several blocks.
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Tone
Sper
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Steler
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Fairview
Gravis Dickson
Washington
Miss Heath
Hatch
Visit Notes and Names From a Regional Page
Miss Katherine Anderson returned Thoxte with her cousin Katherine Christensen. Mo and Sirs Ps Johnson of Rea ing arrived in the city Saturday to remain with relatives until September. Robert Powers of Owen Sound Ontario Canada visited the city over the weekend with his nephew Walter Bilis.
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Thoxte
Katherine Christensen
Sirs
Ps Johnson
Reaing
Ranmgin
Robert Powers
Owen Sound, Ont, Can
City
Walter Bilis
Hearings on Compensation Claims Conducted Here
G Scott Smith of Kane state compensation referee led several hearings in the municipal building this morning. Among those heard was IL L Howell of West Washington Street, with a decision reserved. Bowles seeks about 3000 dollars for injuries at US Radiator Company on March 4. Attorney Blate Kincaid represented Howell, while Pittsburgh counsel for Guaranty and Security Insurance protested, arguing disability was not directly due to March 4 injuries. Other cases were heard as Referee Smith, aided by Secretary Joseph Goldstein, presided.
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Kane
IL L. Howell
West Washington Street
Wis Teserved
Bowles
Radiator Company
Moday
Blate Kincaid
Pittsburgh
Guaranty and Security Insurance Company
Reféres Smith
Waye
Joseph Goldstein
Warren
Smith
Kittanning
Five Best Radio Features Listed by Stations
Radio listings show WLW Cincinnati and WJZ New York featuring Eastern and Pacific Coast programs. Noted acts include Municipal Opera ensembles, Zoological Gardens entertainment, Goldman’s band, ADAP in Kansas City, WDAP Minstrels, Newark Oratorio Society, and Coast-Coheerk violin performances.
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