Women Vote May Decide Governor Race in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia teems as both parties push heavy turnout for the governor showdown. Alter and Pinchot supporters race to mobilize voters across cities like Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Harrisburg amid warnings of election fraud and tight margins.
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Pinchot
United Press
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Philadelphia
Pietsburgh
Martheburg
Mie
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Elatinn
Wwe
George I
Wirkwd Wrorth
Siear
AL Nie Heme
Millard
Bike
Emnty
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Ani Tortay
Tsou
Fuit Vieote
Bontinavd
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Pivetti
Meninsylvania
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Altice
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Rotary
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Weashap
Willy
Journal To Give Election Bulletins Tonight
Dispatches from several districts report a heavy voter turnout as polls opened at 7 PM. Interest centered on the assembly race and gubernatorial contest with Major Alexander leading in Erie County's Third district and strong activity across the district, while Republican support and Pinchot faction momentum influenced predictions for local and state results to be posted tonight. The Journal will print bulletins at 7 PM and provide evening updates on the gubernatorial and legislative contests as results arrive.
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Wiluy
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Major Alexander
Erie County
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Rewiblicas Hpani
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Josh
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Severt
Ritter
Curt
Senate
Justienal
Decisis Informan Holl
World's Largest Ocean Liner Makes Maiden Voyage Arrival
New York May 10 The White Star liner Majestic, the world's largest passenger steamer, arrived today on its maiden voyage from Southampton via Cherbourg.
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Union City Firm Wins Road Contract Amid Bid Confusion
A Union City contractor secured a road project in Merter Venan and Des ie Pompaiy area, with a $173, HR 10, S770 feet route between Montville and Prapilin. The award lists Des ie Pompaiy, Many, 0, and cites Jut Canal township, Wairarura County to Siathygiant Conatones, and a separate $209 1130.06 figure.
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Plans for Reunion High School Alumni Event
Alumni of the Corny Wright School Alumni Association plan the annual reunion and sailing party at the State Armory on Friday evening June 2. Committees outline an evening of short programs, talks, music, and a dance party with quartette and musical selections. the program will be finalized with Heath presiding and details released shortly.
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Corny Wigh Schoal Ansmal Association
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Jne
State Armory
Luther
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Tyr GE
Heath
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Dancig
Orches
Wells
As Jalan
Yieihity
Mel Sheppard Noted Athlete Visits Cory
Mel Sheppard, famed middle distance runner and Olympian, is described as one of the greatest American racers. The report notes his past times, associations with the New York 6th Regiment and National Community Service efforts, and plans for a brief Cory visit with possible longer engagement.
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Heeo
London
Cong
Brown
Shion Mel Sheppard
Peetlesy Mel Ie
Douge
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Eam DC
Melrose
New York 6Th Regiment
Stevene Tustitute
Alice Ryunners
Japary
Russia
Woman's Body Found in Lake Stirs Identification maze
Mayville authorities struggle to identify a woman found dead in a lake near Cottage Grove on Saturday after a search tied to A J Earl of Pittsburgh. An autopsy revealed no signs of a struggle, and investigators doubt foul play, with stomach analysis pending and rumors of Karl Chemer unsettled.
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Cottage Grove
A. J.J. Earl
Pittsburgh
Barl
Samuels
Jamesons
Jamestown, Ly
H Richards
Dunkirk
Riche Hitde
Karl
Clymer
Voung
Sherill
France and U S Refuse to Join Hague Conference
Genoa and Paris report France and America likely refuse to participate in the Hague conference planned for June 15 to discuss the Russian question. The British and French governments seek to influence Washington while Russia delays a reply, and Allied notes seek a new approach to securing participation.
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America
Hague
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Washington
Paris
France
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Newt
Hughes
United State
Péace Palace
United Press
New York
Bethle
Iit Ite
Con
Serence
Moses ‘Taylor
Lackawanna Board of Directors
Hethlehem
Lacka
Natit Steel Company
Parenti Motor Corporation Defunct After Stock Debts Rise
Trustees report Parenti Motor Corporation, once organized four years ago to manufacture a new automobile, has failed. Remaining tangible assets total about 380,000 while claims and stock losses exceed 83 million. Debtors expect asset sales to cover little of the debts as stockholders face near-zero returns.
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IMM
BulTalu
Dairymen Hold Meeting Over Division of Law
Valentino disregards divorce laws and weds again as Dairymen hold a meeting yesterday. Rodolf Valentino cites love while a Mexican league and local association discuss final decree and intercounty actions. A total of 107 men sign the association agreement as a district meeting plans a gathering on July 20.
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Angeles
Rodolf Valentino
Eto
Isharshey Mekiali
Nea
Ane
DB Men's League
Sipal
California
Marsh
Waterford
Nin Interocutory
Aaland Ey
Meidseat
Anirymen
Death of Miss Marguerite Cole in Oklahoma miners row
United Press report from Muskogee Oklahoma notes a split among striking United Mine Workers over separate wage agreements. Marguerite Cole daughter of District 1 Oklahoma Arkansas and Anand dies at her Pine Texas home after an attack linked to the wage contract dispute. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Muskoger
United Mine Workers
Marguerite Cole
Okahoma
Arkansas
Anand
A. Cole
Thin Pexan
Park Street
Bridgeport
Texas
Lewis
EA Paraons
Solder Ho Alexanidom
Virginia
Starion Porter
Mire Beatricn
Corry
Pany
Thuyilie
Coal profiteers to be prosecuted by federal action
The United States government plans action against coal profiteers for undue price increases since the national coal shortage. President Harding says there is no justification beyond buying panic, with measures to be carried out by Secretary Hoover though specifics were not disclosed. Frank Thaeder visits the city as Mrs. Baeder and others travel on business and visits.
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Washington
Pedieval
White House
Harding
Frank Thaeder
Hirle
Baeder
Titusville
Fred Hoeres
Buffalo
Eugenie Cole
Bear Lake
Hen
Supreme Court decision boosts child labor probes
United Press report from Washington notes the Supreme Court ruling energizing enforcement against child labor. It cites widespread use of underage workers in southern cotton mills and mines, with firms poised to exploit the decision despite legal age limits and interstate commerce rules.
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Childery
Polish Legations Threatened Across U S and Canada
A threatening letter received by Senator Willis of Ohio warns people to stay away from Polish legations and consulates after July 1, alleging a bomb plot. The missive, mailed in Cleveland May 16, is the second threat Willis has reported regarding Polish diplomatic offices.
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Washington
United States
Canadia
Toilay
Willis
Ohio
Cleveland
Wilis
Probe into steel merger now expected by critics
United Press reports Washington May 16 that the Federal Trade Commission plans to block a proposed merger of several steel firms. Government attorneys believe the consolidation would violate antitrust laws and prompt a formal challenge.
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Washington
Cyarmen
Fedor Trade Commission
Armour! and Company
Chienpu Packers
Stantton Co
Era
Spokwine
Proms
Trads Coyn
Mrs Knowlton Returns Home at Jamestown
Mrs William A Knowlton returns to her home on Rast Right Street after a long search across the United States and Canada. Her eyes, once troubled by deteriorating sight, have improved following treatment from specialists in the West and she is reported in good health and reunified with her family.
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Mnevtowi
Loutinye
New York State
Freiment Lee Specia
United States
Canada
Jamestown Post
Willian A
West
Knowlton
Missouri bandits hunt jolts spring county roads
United Press reports a large Missouri manhunt for train bandits terrorizing rural districts. gunfire and machine guns described as deputies and farmers swarm the Lebanon area, with townsfolk wounded and a large reward offered as searchers encircle suspected hideouts near Reedslow Flats.
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Springfield
Villey
Lebanon
Arner Mmng Lly
Robbie
Uni Sen
Tha
Rance Increases Her Naval Budget
Paris reports a government proposal to boost naval spending by 25 million francs, raising the 12 month budget for the navy. The plan follows debates in the Chamber of Deputies with finance minister Count Dolisteyrie presenting the measures. The budget decision underscores stronger naval ties and wartime considerations.
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Paris
Fennty
Dolisteyrie
Capper Attacks Tariff Plan in Senate Speech
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas attacked the tariff proposal in a Senate speech today, criticizing the Congress for clinging to the American salvation plan as a basis for advancing the farm bloc's legislative aims.
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Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Farmbloc
Senate
Forbes
Congress
Charges mine owners ordered bombs dropped trial testimony
In Charlestown on May 18, testimony at the Blizenn Weason trial says miners were involved as explosive bombs were dropped. Aviators who dropped the bombs were employed by Logan County Coal Operators Association, Horice Tunnes, Citumiys, and related parties testified.
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Ht Blup
Logan County
Asochition
Horice Tunnes
Citumiys
Inton Tiday
Blizenn Weason
Britain to repay debt to United States, says Balfour
Arthur Walfour of the British Chambers of Commerce told a U S convention in Washington on May 16 that Britain will fully repay its debt to the United States at the earliest possible moment. He urged American participation in Europe's reconstruction and in maintaining peace, saying the burden rests on Anglo-Saxon shoulders.
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Britain
United States
Arthur Walfour
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England
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Balfour
Reurope
Europe
Fehl
Chinese factions resume warfare in bid for control
Reports from Peking indicate renewed hostilities among Chinese government factions as they struggle for power. The situation, tied to internal conflicts, signals continued instability in the capital and potential repercussions for the national leadership and civilian life.
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