Tax Plan Becomes GOP Platform Draft At Cleveland Meeting
President Coolidge plans to back the Mellon tax plan as part of the Republican platform to be written at Cleveland. Supporters aim to secure a platform endorsement before the convention as Democrats prepare their counter moves.
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United
Washington
Cleveland
Coolidge
Mellon
Pilus Wilter
Hill
Temary
Ft Ie
Taawung Alicia
Cholidge
Weave Chain of Evidence About Four Instructors
Chicago police intensified inquiries into four instructors linked to a teachers’ incident. Police say they will hold the four for questioning and pursue formal charges if evidence confirms involvement in the alleged kidnapping and related crimes.
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United Fress Cutcago
Vhain
Evidencs
Apni
Kirke Mira
Walter Wilkon
Sedhold Robyre
Honaire
Equet
Patice
Eistody
Colling
Sheffield Men Narrow Escape Takes Tenacious Turn
Two men from Hakone, Jahr Phillipa and Samuel King, narrowly survived a highway crash near Fool Cuink as their car plunged down a steep grade. Reported injuries included severe cuts and ruin to the vehicle.
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Suattele
Helen
Jahr Phillipa
Samuel King
Hakone
Fool Cuink
Phillipe
Guinine
Larger Navy Proposal Before House
The Navy construction program seeks 8 cruisers of 10 000 tons each and modernization of six first line battleships. Amendments call for increased gun power on 13 battleships and new aircraft carriers. Total cost rises above 200 million dollars as debates continue over treaty strength and naval ratios.
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Washington
Naval Affairs Committee
Britten
Tryoig
Vinson
Georgia
Republican
Democrat
Navy
Wilbur
Great Britain
Embers
Navy Department
Japan
Great Briexit
Boil Vinson
Kittengeal
Youth Admits Brutal Murder of Aged Aunt
Police report that a 16 year old youth confessed to killing his elderly aunt in West Paterson New Jersey. He described a plan to steal money and cast blame, then attacked using a hatchet after finding her in a shack. He dumped the body into a river and was arrested the next day.
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wy_VmReU
Mike
Mr. Ferrazza
Data stolen from files sparks DOJ probe
United Press reports May 8 confidential Department of Justice data on alleged Mexican herder plots were removed by former director of investigation William Bitens. Senator Wheeler of Montana charged before a committee, which cites missing letters about a revolutionary plot.
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Walington
Department of Justice
Willian Bitens
Ine Eatt
Wheeler
Montana
Hsnate Daugherty
Department
Dawes Boom Mentioned as Vice Presidential Run Discussed
The dispatch notes a surge of support for Dawes as a possible vice presidential pick amid a larger Republican field. It cites Coolidge seeking a dynamic running mate and mentions potential contenders like Frank Lowden and others, highlighting Dawes as a figure with energy and policy clout.
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Acamey
Exidex Thas
Myer
Misidhuri
Mowhital
Tdte
Slunigeide
Senate
Ila Ionders Wren
Oliver
Dawa
White House
City plans West Smith Street railing and grading work
The city outlines plans to grade and rail West Smith Street this summer to prepare for connecting with the state highway from Union Church. City crews will excavate and handle the project to ensure timely completion without relying on a contractor. Special city sessions will address other road work and the Third Ward sewer construction.
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West Smith Street
Union Chuy
West Smith
Americans Race for Death Dealing Ray in Paris
Reports from Paris say Americans seek the Grinde Mathews death ray secret. Britain, the United States, France vie to control a weapon promised to revolutionize warfare. The National Academy of Sciences may have requested details while naval attaches inquire. A Virginian visitor travels to Krie to see Aunt.
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Paris
Grinde Mathews
Great Britain
France
Mathews
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Graves Decorated For Memorial Day Across Cemeteries
Veterans from the G A R and the Veterans of Foreign Wars had flags and flowers placed on graves at city cemeteries. Charles B. Keating urged relatives to report any unmarked graves for proper tribute. Memorial Day observances plan to include a procession and a park program with Judge F P Schoonmaker delivering the memorial address.
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Eltysm
G. A.B
Charles B. Keating
Park Services
Schoonmaker
Bradford
Quill
Five Die as Oklahoma Tornado Hits town
May 28 Oklahoma reports five dead and several injured after a tornado sweeps through the area overnight. The storm crushed a family of six including Jor and four members of the Tile family and demolished two Springlows mobile homes.
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Wey Yunod
Frys Atonwa
Okla
Dad Aber
Pen Nownkey
Je L
Jor
Tile
Girl Bandit With Babe in Arms Robs Illinois Bank
Norma Aluredson, 14, robbed Steenburg Bank of Farmington with a baby in her arms and fled with about $1400. She was captured later near Mann City after a chase by townspeople and Sheriff Kennedy deposed her, admitting the robbery but offering no motive.
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United Press
Warmington
Tite
Norma Aluredson
Yeupolis
Lowi
Protiie
Saily Steenberg Bank of
Farmington
Manna City
Autor
Norma
Bate
Thane Steenburg
Steenburg
Wrrest
David Settles
Micantima Swenburg
Marshall Settles
Ans
Nori
Tanna
Jobs P. Kennedy
Tewing
Kennedy
Sonny
Annual Alumni Reunion Set for June 9 at State Armory
Invitations issued for the fifty first Cory Light School Alumni Association reunion and reception to be held Monday at 7 oclock in the State Armory. Officers and the executive committee plan a large program with music dancing and an address of welcome. The event emphasizes alumni participation and fund drives to support association projects.
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Cory Ligh
Erich Ae
Anna May Popel Wilson
Yescorseese Fetaryieretiere Mbae
Lena [Cohen
Ralph Wari
Baye
Weer Ang Badlysnes
Paola
Leon Lindley
Arthur Sehaub
Clara Jones
Thomas
Atlised
D. Petter
Mik
Ilinctsyion
Facrosi
Whunni Association
Japs Lodge Solemn Protest Over Immigration Bill
May 28 cabinet approves sending Ambassador Jol Hambien to Washington to lodge a solemn protest with the United States government against the immigration law. The move follows Japan's objections to the bill despite protests from Tokyo and consular officials.
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Toro
Winnetffet
Jol Hambien
Washington
United States
Japarse & sWisiomn
Jaypun
Swindled Western Penn Investors Defrauded
K. Hans head of a brokerage firm pleaded guilty in U S District Court to eight counts of using the mails to defraud. Sentencing set for June 7. The scheme involved over $1,000,000 and affected investors across Pennsylvania and other states.
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C. K. Hans
United States District Court
Ent
Pannyyt- Manne Andl
Jegeth
Ilrasith Diying
Atock
Louisi Xia Maituil Ol Corporation
Shreve Wort
Glass
Plans for C HL S commencement address announced
Faber Director of Mathematics at the State Department of Public Instruction will deliver the commencement address at the high school graduation ceremony in the auditorium on the evening of June 9th. The class will number over forty graduates and the full list of members will be published after the Board of Education acts on Principal Brown's recommendations. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday evening June 5th with the alumni reunion and reception to follow the week after commencement on Monday July 30th at Corey High.
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TA. Faber
State Department of Public Instruction
Auditorum
Jamie Oth
Board of Education
Brown
Bi Corey High
La Follette Opposes St Paul Convention Split
Senator La Follette rejects the St Paul convention, urging allies to stay away over Communist influence. He says after all party conventions he may run an independent ticket if reformers purge the influence and nominate ten progressive candidates at a Cleveland conference on July 4.
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Wshington
Robert Mi la Follette
St Paul
Cleveland
Senator Law
Follette
Appointing Permanent Receiver for Clark Co at Erie
Gov Hodver and creditors push for Charles Hatch of Bridgeport as the Clark company seeks a permanent receiver in Erie. Attorneys Blaine Kincaid and others confer as large creditors back Hatch, with court expected to name him tomorrow and set a reorganization path and possible sale while Cory plant operations pause briefly. The move aims to stabilize affairs and accelerate recovery, subject to court approval and creditor agreement.
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Hodver
Williamsport
Clark
Blaine
Ma Hoover
Brie
Kincaid
Ashers
Epigela
Core Mitlee
Hirles
Clark Company
Cory
Nebussary
Shoop to Represent Corry Kiwanis at International Convention
Urarenies E Shoop named as Corry Kiwanis delegate to the Kawimis convention in Dene very Cole starting June. He accepted at the last meeting and will discuss plans at the regular club session tomorrow night.
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C.E. Shoop
Corry Kiwanis
Urarenies
Corry Kiwanie
Denevery Cole
St. Shoop
Conclave to Close Today in Scranton Heresy Probe
Harrisburg dispatch says Governor Pinchot ordered John B. Wagner and Deputy Attorney General Phillip S. Moyer to Scranton to probe a 260000 shortage cited in school funds amid a heresy trial of Bishop William Montgomery Brown. A letter to Scranton School Board President Dr T B Rodham requests cooperation.
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Istate
United Frets
Harrisburg
Pinchot
John B. Wagner
Department of Public Instruction
Depuy
Phillip S. Moyer
Scranton
Ein Derslerrent
T. B. Rodham
Scranton School Board
William Montgomery Brown
Knights Templar Conclave Begins in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre on May 28 the Knights Templar of Pennsylvania held the first conclave session with a grand commandery meeting. Members toured by automobile, discussed industrial plans, and prepared for the ceremonial conclave tonight jointly with the auxiliary group.
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Fress Wilkes Warre
Kaights Templar
Pennsylvania
Otthers
Grand Commandery Ovae
Wilkes Barre
Fegular Lnsineas Cassinls
Nikiting Tadtey Ware
Perth
Ladies Urged To Attend Memorial Day Assembly
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars are called to meet at the corner of Put Avenue and West Pine Street at 9 o’clock Friday morning for the Memorial Day procession. PL Young visited Brit today.
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Corry
Plt Avenue
Weit
Young
Brit
Hold Up Road Bond Issue Faces Election Block
A local report from May 28 details failure to prove funds for a $511,000 road bond. Officials and the highway department face blocked efforts as the issue is tied to today’s election. Auditor General Ramiel Lewis commented on potential avenues to address the bond at this time.
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Voneares Marrishurg
Highway Department
Audditéy
Ramiel
Lewis
Leoceaiary
Wrights
Highway Départment
Irpaat
Uniform Flag Display Planned for Memorial Day
About sixty distribution places are arranged for curb display of the American flag and other colors starting Memorial Day. Individuals seeking to cooperate in the uniform exhibit are asked to contact Wilisin Lutte and A J Nelson. families of Niagara Falls, New York are noted in the excerpt.
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