Liquor Battle Dominates Coast State Race in Washington
Incumbent Senator Stanfield seeks re election amid a crowded Democratic field with six opponents led by Kirpatrick Stelivir. Key figures include Portland activists and party leaders shaping the campaign. The race centers on reform measures and Prohibition era style debates as voters weigh the violence and political tensions.
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Washington
Fanstorial
Galernateril Ounstikibys
Stanfield
Orefi
Corporation For
Rodificatinns
J Sandiilow
Portland Atharnes
Guly Upfionen
Hillidges Finhcues
Agricnilyire
Ini
Allie
Weber
Europe
Sihlires
Child recovering from injuries after yard incident
A parent recalls an incident where a child was guided by a bus driver to stay indoors as siblings played near a yard. The event led to injuries when a vehicle reportedly lurched, with the driver claiming responsibility was shared and the children were sent home.
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Uislow
Maek
Fey
Viviany
Wight
Bose
Dentists At Major Convention In Span
Dentists gather for a large convention at Span with talks on inlays and diagnosis planning. University of Michigan speaker Lynne discusses oral research. An evening ball and banquet mark the gathering with a final business meeting on Sunday afternoon. attendees include De MH Sargent and Wisburgh speakers. Weather delays Norge expedition. Captain Paterson and Lt Omdahl await clearer skies to depart. Wisting to travel 60 miles by automobile to Cape Horn if weather permits. Rhifo witness is noted. strike context mentioned.
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Erie
Pymbridge
Chalmers
Lynne
University of Michigaiy
Sargent
Meludden
Wisburgh
Buitiday
NORGE
United Press
Raski
Paterson
Omdahl
Wieainship Norge
Tellow
Lincoln Bijsworth
Year Wisting
Cape Horn
Wisting
Rhifo
Telly
Judge Gary Optimistic on Business Climate
The report notes Judge Gary expressing optimism about business conditions amid ongoing labor unrest and industrial disputes. It cites plans and statements from business leaders and unions, highlighting a mix of cautious sentiment and concerns about strikes and wage pressures affecting economic prospects. The piece references American employers and reports on discussions about liberal treatment of employees and industrial challenges.
Corryites At Episcopalian Convention Disputed Ratification
Report from the Corryites at the Episcopal convention notes opposition to ratification of Augustinian tests. Resolutions approved condemn the invocation of certain rituals and support broader church governance. Reverend Joh Uysinberlaic Ward presided at the convention's closing address.
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Momine
Erie
Penney
Joh Uysinberlaic
Talks to High Boys 4NN Citizen's Camps Enthusiasm
Major Stoall of the Low Repitur Apriis outlines summer camps for youths aged teen years and under. He details military training camp goals, daily routine, diet, and transport arrangements, urging all interested boys to attend while noting limited enrollment and district attendance.
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Stoall
Sendal
Singil
Nisay Waltimure
Plans for Baccalaureate Services at Pirsy MB Church
Rev WH Bartle will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the 192K graduating class at Corre Tigh School. Arrangements for the annual service are in the hands of the Ministerial Association. Members of whabans prepare plans and fire exercises, with public publication expected early before exhibitions at Sart of the High School through Wednesday. Graduation for the Nie tary of Corre Ugh is noted, and a commencement exercise is set for the evening of June 7th.
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WH. Bartle
Pirsy MB
Stembers
Nietary
Pam
Ohio trolley strike sparks new disorder in Uniontown
May 21 reports a new disorder in Ohio trolley turmoil with Aron and Norberry leading disruptions. A explosion damaged tracks near a bridge, telegraph lines torn, and police sought restraining orders as officials appeared in Cleveland court. Traffic resumed later over the trestle.
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Ohio
United Press
Aaron
Norberry
Aseetle
Uniontown
Cleveland Fedal Courts
Arly Lake
Uniontown Dede
British Mine Owners Reject Proposals in Coal Strike
In London on May 21 British coal mine owners formally rejected government proposals to end the coal strike. Miners delegates met for half a day then adjourned indefinitely, with most delegates returning to their home districts.
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United
London
Howe
Investigation Gubernatorial Returns Asked
Pennsylvania report details calls for a recount of the gubernatorial election returns amid public suspicion over vote honesty. Leaders urged open inspection of return sheets and accurate tallying to ensure fair results before the November contest.
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United Pres
Harrisburg
Tolin & Geyer
Beidleman Ampaigh Committee
Wday
Iit
Geyer
Pittsbreagh
VareReichéman Organization
Herel Tday
Allegheny Reality
Plan New Bridge on Columbus Ave
City engineer N R Cheksey completed plans for a modern bridge to span Bear Creek or West Columbus Avenue this summer. Preliminary approvals from the City Council exist though debt planning will delay construction. The current West Columbus Avenue bridge is in poor condition and daily traffic pressure demands replacement. Temporary repairs were made on the North Center Street bridge and officials expect an appropriation for a new structure next year.
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Ity
N. RO Cheksey
Bear Creek
West Columbus Avenue
West Columais Avenue
Bear Area
North Center Street
Corieil
Former Corry Priest Becomes Lucinda Pastor
Rev Joseph A Kunts, former pastor of Corry, is named to succeed Rev Msgr Edward Uasee as pastor of St John’s Church Lucinda. The move places Kunts in charge of the parish and aligns with diocesan reassignments.
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Corry
Lucinda
Joseph A. Kunts
Felic
Whdi Chas Ety Guntel
Msgr
Edward Uasee
St John’s
Ehiireh
W B A Rally Attracts Large City District Assembly
The W B A rally drew many from ten cities today. With delegates from surrounding towns, members gathered in the State Armory this morning and continued into the afternoon. It was one of the largest meetings in recent memory, with nearby counties represented.
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W. BA
State Armory
Snowfall in Corry 29 Years Ago Today
Fragmentary notes recount bright May snowfall in Corry, dated 41 May and tied to Will Blakeley, with weather reports of sudden drops, cancelled events, and tents pitched by a large virus outbreak near the city, leaving residents perplexed by the unusual springWeather event.
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Corry
Nevelling
Will Blakeley
Disney
Blaksley
Typus
Gasoline prices rise as industry reports show increases
Multiple oil firms announce price hikes amid a broader rise in gasoline costs. Reports from New York and Washington on May 21 cite Kinder oil refiners and regulatory actions prompting further scrutiny by the Trade Commission into price structures and market behavior.
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Reneral
Ken Per Allon
Mlaniy Refining Company
New York
Studland Oil
New Jerey
Terry
Washington
Tyasnaretl
Morita
High School Glee Club Learns Grand Stage Success
A large crowd attended last evening as the High School Glee Club staged Penny Bhins quid Risse Hive. The Junior Senior Orchestra opened with an overture and operetta excerpts. Ralph Carmel as the baker and Arloevn Delury delivered standout performances, while Donald Walang and Franke Ruiters impressed as vocal soloists. The graduation was led by Misses Luusile Mirrasy Agnes Connell with Miss Margaret Jane Kamps assisting. The Glee Club honored Miss Muriy and Polinelly with flowers.
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Phear High Scholl
Pierettes
Ralph Carmel
Rhce Baker
Bowie
Hunt Negro Slayer of Kentucky Officer
Two brothers suffer serious injuries from a May 21 storm at Mount Union Pennsylvania. Roy McGarvey sustained a concussion when a barn door struck him. Dale McGarvey was badly injured in a car collision while seeking aid for his brother.
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United Pics
Mount Union
Roy McGarvey
Dale
Action on three measures to be taken today
Legislative notes indicate action will be taken today on three measures. The report references political figures and groups, including Luckett, Wil and the Wurds, with mentions of funding and political maneuvering surrounding the bills.
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United Press
Lechers Preictel
Iimnimene Luckett
Penta Hille
Staluzazey Tilly Vie
Wil
Waibual
Hilal
Lepista Ius
Haugen
Majorite Teailers
Wilkow
Site of Fort Le Boeuf Will Be Dedicated
The ceremony to dedicate the Fort Le Boeuf site will draw a large gathering of officials and attendees from diverse groups. Notables including Mrs V1 Cenalny and Miss rweth of Philatelphes are listed among expected participants and national/regional dignitaries will oversee the event.
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LE Boeuf
Port Julies
Asie al Olomets
Cenalny
Shirmalls
Elise
Jupiierin's
Aérest
Philips Noel
Rowl
Erie
Hovitice Ibores
James Gueths
Kansas
Rweth
Philatelphes
Termes
Medimes Uister
More Authority Given Andrews to Enforce Prohibition
President Coolidge signed an executive order authorizing Andrews as federal prohibition officer in the Treasury Department to appoint state and municipal officers to enforce national prohibition. The order seeks efficient enforcement across states and territories, with compensation at standard rates for officers serving under federal coverage. Miss Gladys Skinner accompanied Warren for a weekend visit on Northwest street.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge Hie
Treasury
Lincoln
Andrews
Treasury Department
Gladys Skinner
Warren
Northwest Street
Fifteen Districts Still Missing Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 2 With a statewide contest narrowing, Republican Gyternacum leads Pennsylvania in the effort to fill seats. Officials report fifteen districts remain uncounted as the vote review continues, with results awaited from 828 cities and 629 townships across the state.
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United Pros
Uarrisberg
Bishér
Repubic
Annerna Terra Airline
Metlon Tarmadis Staid
Suipurently
Perdlenwin Rohan
Rantesentenl
Usar Siney
Harrisburg
Republican Gyternacum
Gail Corkeil
Miei
Vadeen
Sina
Westmogsland
Amici
Betilemass
Ciwitos Sud
Gorron
Pisher
Whittemore May Know Fate Tonight
United Press reports on a Baltimore murder case, noting Whittmore faces potential fate tonight as witnesses and court actions unfold, with details of testimony and charges including killed man and prison staff. The bulk of the text also references a New York event for Earl Carroll James Washington's birthday party and related testimony at Carroll's theatre.
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United Pres
Baltimore
Richaret Rose Whittemore
Whityerien Hn
Wetyperl
Jan
Agnes
Leah Hank
Hultale
Jaist
Lispardes
Robert
Globeman
Wittre
United Preav
Artine
Young Newspaper
Earl Carroll
James Washington
Carroll
Orwitt
Tayewin Fry
Siotsiss
Haghal
Tury
Alfeweih Hiss
Today's Best Radio Features Across Markets
A garbled listing from New York to Chicago outlines radio features and schedules including Morrison Square Garden bouts, Ensen Daylight and Mordog B interactions, and an organist on KOA Denver. It notes Denver Music Weeks and a Central Daylight Conservatory event, with KDKA Pittsburgh at 8 30 P.M. EST as part of the lineup.
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WMG
New York
Morrison Square Garden
Eary Pentier Ys
Hoffman
Richmond Hill
Mordog B- Nevin
Koa
Denver
WES Chicago
Central Daylight—Conservatory_Gleé lab
KDKA
Pittsburgh
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Ems
United States
Corryites
Ene
Lausanne
Ward
Major Small
W. E. Bartlett
Ministerial Association
Beidleman Organization
Columbus Ave
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Kentucky
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Fisher
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Buffalo
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