Personalities in the News in Pennsylvania Election Spendings
Approximately 190000 dollars was spent in an unsuccessful effort to elect Governor Gifford Pinchot senator from Pennsylvania, details given to the senate. Rear Admiral William Sims, U S Navy retired, had a minor operation at Newport R I. President Coolidge faced a charge of illegal action in making state officers act as federal city agents, raised by Senator William H. King. Countess Cathcart announced her engagement to Gideon Boissevain, 25, an American.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Senate
William §. Sims
United States Navy
Newport
R. I
Coolidge
William H. King
Countess Cathcart
Gideon Boissevain
Cadman Sees Radio as Great Rightous Force
Dr. Parkes Cadman, president of the Federal Council of Churches, says radio can be a great force for national morals and behavior if guided by sound thinking accurate information reasonable temper and magnanimity of feeling. He adds radio should respect other views and help reconcile differences among right minded people without sacrificing principles.
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New York
Radio
Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches
Radio Algo
Cardinals Bring Splendor to America at Eucharistic Congress
Paris reports European church splendor headed for Chicago as prelates attend the Eucharistic congress. Cardinals will Trek with coats of arms and ornate regalia, with elaborate white embroidered garments, tapestries, and other symbols of church sovereignty. French pilgrims and religious groups send treasures to aid the collection for the Chicago event.
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Cardinals
America
Parix
Chicago
France
Hunts for first path to Americas source
Washington reports anthropologist Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the National Museum travels to Alaska to search for evidence of the earliest human migration from Siberia via the Diomede Islands and Seward Peninsula. He will use a small boat with Eskimo crew to locate relics tied to an ancient legend of Asian invaders versus Seward Peninsula inhabitants.
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Washington
America
Ales Hrdlicka
National Museum
Hrdlicka
Alaska
Aala Vie
Siberia
Diomeds Islands
Seward Peninsula
Yukon
Hrdlicka Beloves
Asia
Hrdlikka
Day when commuters will fly may come to Chantilly area
Paris June 14 AP Landing stations and garages for airplanes are promised in a new cuburban town near Chantilly. Estates are parcelled into building plots, designed as a Garden of Eden without a serpent, with utilities and roads provided. The project touts tennis, pigeon shooting, golf, and an airplane landing field with hangars for the machines.
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Paris
Chantilly
Joson France
Tal
Stlitherta
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Freckles
By Blosser
Zagzae
Boots
Sam
Siabclet
Ske Ferguson
Eae Tee Salle
Eran Abbey
Sar. Howe
WLW
Xeon
WEA
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Swan
Lynch
By Akir
Tegar
CORE
Everett True
Lee
Everett
Tao
By Williams
Tas Ranch
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Vate Ay
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