Senator Reed asks vote be delayed in bonus bill episode
Washington May 19. The bonus bill became law after the Senate overrode President Coolidge's veto by two thirds, with House action earlier. The report details debates, construction plans for the Corry hotel project, financing, and expected completion delays into next summer.
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Coolidge
Reed
Washington
Senate
House
Curtis
Kansas
Northesitur
Park Place
Corry
Hipty Wade
Saninley
Fen Times
W adooSpeaks in New York at Democratic event
Wadoo speaks in New York as McAdoo campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination. The event, organized by the entertainment committee, drew attendees and marked a public appearance ahead of the convention.
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WR York
Walton Passes Away In Taloned Funeral Notice
C H Walton dies after illness in Palumine area. Funeral is Tuesday at 1 o clock from Collins Pa. Burial planned at West Lawn cemetery.
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Casals
Walton
Collins
West Lawn
Five Best Radio Features and Programs Listing
Radio listings outline Tonight's schedule with programs from WEA in New York Toronto Rotary Club and Missouri State Prison coverage. Entries note times and stations including WOE Jefferson City Grand Central theater KSD St Louis and KGO Oakland with education scores featured.
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WEAP
New York
Frank LaForge
Apts
CRA
Toronto
Toronto Rotary Cloby
Jefferson City
preNeutra Ksd
St. Louis
Grand Central Theater
KGO
Oakland
Love Co Low Bidder On McKean Highway Revealed
Bids opened in Harrisburg show Love Co as the low bidder on a road project spanning Mee Kean horn and Middleboro township. The Corry Construction Firm offered 4200 720 80 for a 19,000 foot project, with details to follow in official notices.
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E. m. Lave We Son
Mee Kean Horn
Middleboro Township
Tirle Caty
Harrisburg
Corry
Wing
Wagers on Democratic President In New York Bets
In New York on May Day bets on the next U S president favored a Democrat. Bets listed included Coolidge at 744 to 5 against reelection and AL Smith at 1 to 5 on the nomination with money available. Senator Ralston faced odds of 1 to 4 on the nomination as voters watched Wall Street wagering.
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New York
Wall Street
Saliille
Gudy
Coolidge
Gov
AL Smith
S On the Nominating and 1 To OyFhie
Leetooter
Meaday
Senator Ralston
Bride of 15 Months Finds Husband a Woman
A reported case from Cleveland May 19 describes Lillian Mullman aged 16 known as Mrs Meyers defending her alleged wife beating husband. The narrative portrays Lillian claiming compensation from her spouse and recounts the broader scandal as she appeared in court to contest custody or her sanity while responding to public derision.
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United Pros
Pleveland
Meyers
Lillian Mullman
Alius Harry Meyers
al Hanigh
Lillian
Pation
Aligaists
Coolidge Ill With Cold Yet Busy Day at White House
President Coolidge remained at the White House with a lingering cold after brief duties. He summoned only Secretary Weeks and Secretary Taggart for talks on bans while some senators joined to discuss policy. Weeks advocated Army chlorine treatment for a common cold, promising to try it himself. Officials who have used the treatment praised its effects. The President stood outside in the rain as he prepared for activities.
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Coolidge
Nii Hida
Yost
Tragher
Weeks
Americans Arrive At Mittokapu Bay In World Flight
Three Anigas round the world flight planes reached Mittokapu Bay on the island off Vetoforn. Lieutenants Smith Nek gon and Ware departed Parmaghey at 7280 wpm and landed at Fittokapu by 2 06 p m.
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Tokio
Mittokapu Bay
Vetoforn
Ayers
Smith
Nekgon
Ware
Parmagheyitu
Fittokapu
Playgrounds Fund Drive Raises 275 for Summer Work
Through a citywide tag day by Parents and Teachers, funds for summer playgrounds at several schools were collected. Washington school topped totals with 77.00, Elizabeth Gore at Washington 47.82, and other schools adding varied amounts. Community Service Director Jones announced the drive ensures safe playground operation through the summer.
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Arsovia
Sakting
Washington
Peirview
Cincord
Harding School
Elizabeth Gore
Washington School
Jones
Community
Servicg
Businessmen Favor Prohibition Enforcement Urged
Boston May 10 Vast majority of American business men favor prohibition as a distinct benefit says Conn ney Guild editor of The Commercial Histotin He sent five sta nners and a questionnaire to 190 guild members and 186 replied The questions asked whether federal enforcement should be strengthened and what suggestions would aid enforcement The responses indicate support for stricter national prohibition measures and for federal enforcement actions
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United Prous
Boston
Comney Guild
Unitarian Evangelical Society Today
Guild
Desperation marks Ruhr miners strike and hunger grows
Desperation roils the Ruhr as miners strike and threaten violence while families endure hunger. The union rejects an arbitration offer. the government faces limited options. The piece notes accompanying movements of individuals in Ohio and Tavalle as a secondary detail.
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Ruhr
Erens
Berlin
Cyrule Woods Resigns Post as Envoy to Japan
United Press reports Cyrun B Woods resigns as American envoy to Tokyo. The resignation follows family health concerns of his wife’s mother and uncertain confirmation from Secretary of State Hughes. Woods served briefly as ambassador to Japan after earlier postings and aid during the 1920s.
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Cyrule
Woods
Japan
United Press
Washington
Cyrun B
Tapan Wanankbe
Tokio
Rune
Flay
Met Wood
Whiteyer
Orivin
Thie
Huphioe
Wood
Wood iv H
Spain
Harting
Charles Heecher Warnes
Mexico
Waddie
United States
Tombassidor
Greensburg
Portugal
Pennsylvania
Just
Uevice
Harding
Evelyn Nesbit Drops Appeal Against Thaw
The Nesbit appeal against Harry Thaw, declared sane, was formally dropped in Philadelphia. The judge announced the decision in common pleas court as attorney Willing A. Gray stated the withdrawal. Thaw’s attorney John Patterson prepared to argue the appeal, but Gray said the client did not wish to proceed. Thaw visited his mother in Pittsburgh after the trial’s end.
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United Pros Philadeepita
Byelen
Wenegytte
Hussy Thane
Sane
Common Pleas Court
Willing A. Gray
Miss Nesbit
Heinge
Martin Amd Monaghan
John Patterson
Thaw
Wie
Na Anager Eine
Cray
Hs Sons
Gray
Deslarat
Bitteburgh
Gun Club to Meet Over Hodges Death Case
The Corry Rydand Gun Club plans a Tuesday evening meeting at 8 o clock to address the death of De JM Hodges. Members are urged to attend. Mrs Myson Kimmay traveled to Union City this afternoon with her mother Mrs Goodwin. Mrs VW. Guihiini visited Linesville this afternoon to see her parents. Mr and Mrs J Wath, Mr W Stanty, left this afternoon for Union City to visit relatives.
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Angen
Corry Rydand Gun Club
de JM. Hodges
Pic
Myson Kimmay
Union City
Goodwin
Guihiini
Linesville
Mra
J. Wath
W. Stanty Teft
Ay, Dales
Millionaire Seeks Advice On Handling Fortune
A Cincinnati businessman known as the Golden Rose clothing maker Nash contemplates his near five million windfall. He plans a factory expansion and profit sharing with employees but seeks guidance on best use of the money.
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Yncinnati
Arethur
Push to Revise Rail Legislation Renewed in Congress
In Washington May the Progressive Coalition renewed efforts to force a final vote on a rewrite of railroad legislation. Republicans and conservatives oppose debate. Barkley of Kentucky leads the bill's backers while Longworth chairs the opposition. The session sees renewed vigor as reform advocates push after months without a hearing.
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Washington
Longworth
Gillett Tha
Barkley
Danceiay
Kesiucky
Toria
Six Killed in Raleigh Train Wreck
Six people die and six are badly hurt when a passenger train collides with an express freight at a station south of Raleigh. The tragedy blocks the line as rescuers work, with reports noting a likely fatality among surviving passengers and extensive damage to cars.
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United Press
Raleigh
SeaQuard
Hamlet
Warden Apex
Rateikh
Dual Slayings Probe in Marysville Pa
State police traced trails of the foother and mountain area legends after the deaths of Tarry Gan Wir, a schoolboy, and his sweetheart Leah Ellenperger, a teacher, in a village near Wegen Sghes. Investigators pursue claims of intragione amid rugged terrain and local mountain lore.
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United Press
Marysville
Tarry Gan
Leah Ellenperger
Wegen
Dr J M Hodges Dies After Illness In Baltimore
Dr J M Hodges dies Sunday in Baltimore after a prolonged illness. A renowned dentist trained at the University of Pittsburgh, he practiced in Warren with Dr H A Curtey and cared especially for children. He leaves a wife, a daughter, five years, and a sister in Warren. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 3 o clock at the frame on West Washington Street, with burial at Pine Grove.
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Tie Miller Hodges
Jolie Hop Kine
Balmiore
Lodger Wise
Maltimore Institution
G. Hennent
Mternown
Todges
Baltimore
GE Bennett
Mixx
Ethel Morlges
Warren AI Johny Hopkins
Ing Hee
Honges
College of Dentistry
University of Pittsburgh
H. A. Curtée
West Washington Street
Pine Grove
Harvey to edit Capital Paper in Washington Post move
George Harvey, former ambassador to Bing, will become editorial director of the Washington Post on June 1. Edward B. McLean announced that Harvey, a prominent journalist, has long served at the Springfield Republican and Chicago Daily News and held top roles at the New York World, Harper Brothers, and Harvey's Weekly.
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Washington
George Harvey
Bing
David
Washington Post
Eaward B. Mclean
Awyer
Toda
Col
Harvey
McLwan
Sigalas
Promact
Springfield Republican
Chicago Daily News
New York World
Harper Brothers
The
North American Review
Harvey's Weekly
One Thousand Out Of Work By Blaze
Fire at the Federal Ship Building Company plant in Kearney New Jersey forces temporary layoff of more than 1000 workers. Moving cranes and flames disrupted operations, with estimated losses around 1.6 million dollars as firemen battled the blaze.
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Blaze
United Ores New York
Federal Ship Building Company
Kearney
Mater
Ant Patvern
Army Aviators Resume Flight Over Sea Mission
Army aviators departed from Kashinabar Bay bound for Vectorofl Island at 7:80 a m today amid efforts to resume operations threatened by weather and local conditions. Crew members Liduts Smith Nels and Windil led the flight as part of a joint training or reconnaissance mission.
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Liduts
Smith, Nels
Windil
Kashinabar Bay
Vetorofl Island
Aalithe
Bilore
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