Rotary Club Honors Retiring President with Tribute
Talton Engle received high praise as Rotary Club of Keefe presents past president emblem to Talton W. Engle. Charles A. Keefer served as Med president while Dr A R Warden spoke on city needs and water filtration. Harry C. Compton delivered a testimonial praising faithful service across the club’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Charles A. Keefer
Med
Talton Engle
Ton Club
A. R. Warden
Grafton
Harry C. Compton
Talton W. Fidgle
Juga
Fellowship Committee
Rotary Ub
Mr. Young
Rocery
Tve
Wnger
Public Service Corporrtion
Pair Escape Bad Hurts In Dive Of Auto
Rufus Bartlett and his wife escaped death when their Ford touring car slid over a river bank on Yates avenue near the Zinn store. He warned his wife about overspeed before the turn but as he attempted to reach the foot feed they became confused, the car struck a pole, toppled over the bank, and tumbled toward the river. The couple had just traveled from their farm near Pruntytown on the Vale sley Falls road. The incident was reported by a Sentinel representative with details continuing on page four.
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Rufus Bartlett
Zinn
Yates Avenue
Bartlett
Pruntytown
Valesley Falls
St. Mary's Street
Bridge Land
Mr. Bartlett
Sentinel
Page Four
Canadian Province To Ballot On Dry Issue
Charlottetown PEL June 25 Nova Scotia may be the last dry province after today's election on liquor. Premier James D. Stewart leads the Conservative government pushing for government control and sale of liquor as PEI remains among the few provinces with prohibition while others have adopted control systems.
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Charlottetown
Pel
Nova Scotia
Canada
Prince Edward Island
James D. Stewart
Hopes Lobe
Mutiny Ends as Kansas Prison Mutineers Surrender
Mutineers barricaded in a Kansas state prison mine for 77 hours surrendered after a split in ranks following a fight. Dr. Charles Huffman of the state prison board said outside influence may have shaped the mutiny and an inquiry will probe this angle. Hunger driven, leaders faced attacks by hunger-stricken captives. fourteen guards remained unharmed.
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Lansing
Kas
Kansas State Prison
Charles §. Huffman
State Prison Board
Huffman
Marriages at Gretna Green under cloud
Weikelton Michigan June 25. Legality of a marriage ceremony estimated at 500 dollars has been questioned after Supt J A Colona of the Wilmington district of the Methodist Episcopal Conference said Western is without church orders and unqualified to solemnize marriages. Colona has asked the State's Attorney to secure Western's orders and forward them to Bishop William McDowell who says Western's orders, cancelled after a 1921 conviction, became church property leaving him without standing as a Methodist minister. (Continued on Page three).
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Westein
Colona
Wen
Une
William McDowell
Wilmington
McDowell
Dayton Pilot Fatally Hurt In Demo Crash
Clyde Emerick, 30, of Dayton Ohio, was probably fatally injured when a plane at Hettis Field Mc Keenport began to descend during takeoff for a demonstration. He was struck on the head by a propeller blade as he jumped from the plane about 100 feet above ground. another occupant remained in the seat uninjured.
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Pittsburgh
Clyde Emerick
Dayton
Hettis Field
McKeenport
Emerick
Field Museum Arctic Party Heads North for Fifteen Month Expedition
The Rawson MacMillan Field Museum expedition of twelve scientists sails from Wascasset Maine for Labrador and Greenland on a fifteen month voyage. Lieutenant Commander Donald B McMillan leads the crew hoping to establish a northern scientific station at Bauk and to study Fronteorosieal ruins aiding aviation weather forecasting for trans Atlantic flight. Three ships carry Christmas gifts for Labrador children as they depart at 3 p m EST.
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Wascasset
Maine
Rawson-MacMillan-Field Museum
Labrador
Greenland
Donald B. McMillan
Kauk
Far North
MacMillan
Byrd
Europe
Bauk
Inet
Manning Attacks Companionate Marriage Bishop Prepares Europe
Bishop William T. Manning of New York denounces unmarried unions and sex experiments as sinful as he sails on the Majestic with his elder daughter Frances for Europe. He condemns the so called divorce mills of Paris and Reno and urges the church’s stance on traditional marriage.
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New York
William T. Manning
New York Episcopal Diocese
Europe
Natres
Paris
Reno
Frances
York
Lausanne
Switzerland
Two Maryland Men Drowned in Lake Royer
Two Maryland state military reservation employees drowned when their canoe upset on Lake Royer near Oneshore Pennsylvania. A companion survived by clinging to the upturned craft. bodies not recovered. Also note from San Francisco: actor John Drew remains critically ill with arthritis.
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Maryland
Lake Royer
Oneshore
Maryland State Military Reservation
Here
Japan Opens Overtures For War Peace Pact At Geneva
Geneva June 25. Circles at the tri partite conference expect overtures from Japan toward a perpetual peace pact with the United States. Despite denials by Japanese delegates and Hugh S. Gibson, many observers believe talks may advance. Gibson defended U S scrapping claims contrasting Britain and American actions while noting Washington’s prior commitments.
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Geneva
Japan
United States
Hugh S. Gibson
Viscount Saito
Washington
Tokyo
Carriera
Gibson
Great Britain
France Hails Perpetual Amity Pact With U S
Premier Poincare told the American Club of Paris that France would rejoice at a perpetual friendship pact with the United States. He said such a treaty would restate a long friendship dating from the American Revolution and shown again in France's welcome to Colonel Lindbergh.
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Paris
France
United States
Briand
Poincaire
American Club of
Lindbergh
Three Men Murdered In Chicago Badlands
Chicago, June 25. Three men were shot to death in Chicago last night, one by an unknown assailant, one by his step-son, and one by police. A fourth man was wounded by a policewoman after a janitor attack. Joseph Bracken, 26, had been acquitted twice of murder charges and a bootlegging ring was suspected in his death. Jesse Hilliot, 26, was killed by his 18 year old stepson William Elliott during a family quarrel. John A. Miller Jr., 25, also died in the gunfire as police bullets felled him while he fled with companions. Policewoman Kathleen Kazy fired two shots into Harry Zuckert, a merchant, after he struck her and fled. Zuckert will recover.
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Chicago
Joseph Bracken
Jesse Hiliott
William Elliott
John A. Miller, Jr
Kathleen Kazy
McKinley Park
Harry Zuckert
Zuckert
South Dakota Legislators Welcome Coolidge in Rapid City
Rapid City June 25 a full state legislative party arrived by special train to greet President and Mrs. Coolidge. The lawmakers from Pierre recessed a special session to pay respects and planned a motor trip to Camp Galena near the White House. The event was funded by the legislators and shaded by missing Governor General Leonard Wood of the Philippines. The party was led by Lt. Governor S. E. Covey and House Speaker Ray Williamson.
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Coolidge
South Dakota National Guard
Rapid City
S. D
Blanton Winship
William Hazel
147Th Field Artillery
109Th Engineers
8. D
White House
Pierre
Camp Galena
Bulow
South Dakota
General Wood
Islands
8. E. Covey
Ray Williamson
Union Mines to Close July 1 in Central Pa Fields
In Paladelphia on June 25, Efforts to negotiate a new wage scale in central Pennsylvania soft coal fields failed and all union mines will close July 1. About 10 000 to 12 000 men will be affected as the joint committee ended the conference sine die after deadlock. Miners rejected operators proposed 15 to 20 percent wage cuts and operators rejected continuing the present agreement with minor amendments for two years. The miners had been working under a temporary agreement pending a new contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paladelphia
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Weather outlook for the week across Atlantic states
Week starts Monday with a mainly warm pattern. Showers likely in the North and Middle Atlantic on Tuesday and Friday. New England near normal temperatures while the middle Atlantic stays warm. Ohio Valley sees local thunder showers Monday or Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday with above normal temperatures.
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North
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Arbitration Board Denies Wage Increase for Western Conductors
Chicago June 25 The arbitration board denied a wage increase for nearly 65,000 conductors and trainmen on 55 western railroads, citing wages now 7.5 percent higher than eastern road counterparts and 8.5 percent above southeastern pay. Yardmen receive a 1½ percent rise, baggagemen included in trainmen. The board warned approving the request could cost about $82 million yearly and cut western railroads’ net earnings. New snow rate pay details follow for various jobs.
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Chicago
Atx
Western Railroads
Local Woman Amelia J. Nestor Dies at 69
Amelia J. Nestor, 69, widow of Isaac Nestor, died last evening at 9 45 at her daughter Mrs. H C Breedlove’s home after a year of illness. She had lived with Breedlove on West Washington for years since her husband’s death and was active in United Brethren Church in earlier years. Survivors include sons Wealey Alongo and James Nestor, daughter Mrs. W A Mitchell, and son-in-law H C Breedlove. Funeral at Breedlove home Monday at 2 30 with Rev S L Postlethwait and Rev J Howard Anderson. interment Bluemont Cemetery. Bart Jott Funeral Co in charge.
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Amelia J. Nestor
Isaac Nestor
H. C. Breedlove
Wealey
James Nesstor
W. A. Mitchell
J. A.n Robinson
Breedlove
Washington Street
Librarian Carl B Roden Elected ALA President
Carl B Roden librarian of the public library Chicago has been elected president of the American Library Association at the convention in Toronto Ontario on June 26 22.
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Toronto
Ont
Carl B. Roden
Public Library
Chicago
American Library Association
Weather Dance Tonight at Ruthland Pavilion
A brief social item notes a dance at Ruthland Pavilion on Grafton Philippi Road. Doors open for pairs with admission listed as one dollar for gentlemen and free for ladies, guiding attendees to attend before the event ends.
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Ruthland Pavilion
Grafton-Philippi Road
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Field Museum
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