NEW OVERTURES By GEORGE R HOLMES
N S staff correspondent reports Cleveland June 7 that a party fight may erupt at the convention as leaders struggle to unite behind a single candidate. Frank O Lauder and Senator William E Borah face pressure to enter the race despite public denials and requests from allies to halt booms.
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George R. Holmes
N.S
Cleveland
Harding
Chicago
Frank O. Lauder
Tlmnois
William E Borah
Idaho
Howyer
Mrs Harding to Attend Republican National Convention
Mrs Warren G Harding widow of the late president will attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. She is expected to arrive tomorrow and will be accompanied by Dr and Mrs C E Sawyer. In 1920 she watched her husband nominated from the spectators gallery in Chicago.
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Cleveland
Warren G. Harding
Unclear Endorsement View Aims At Louden Borah Race
A peculiar pre election stance shows both Louden and Borah as acceptable to some voters for President Coolidge. Public endorsement is avoided to prevent the appearance of White House dictation. Cleveland representatives seek to determine the attitude of Louden and Borah supporters.
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Louden
Borah
Coolidge
White House
Cleveland
Luden
New York Stock Quotation Closes Redmond & Co
Continued on page two column three with stock quotation details for Redmond & Co and the Ronda, noting closing prices and market activity for the period reported.
Philadelphia Still Explosion Linked to Student
June 7. Nathan Cohen, described as a student of boodlegging, testified that a $2,500 payroll was burned and part of a building wrecked after a 200 gallon still exploded here. He said he agreed to run the still for a man in a limousine who supplied music in operating it, as several girl employees of a paper box company were driven to the street. The incident left a youth with a missing payroll and extensive property damage.
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Philadelphia
Nathan Cohen
Cohen
Indictments Return True Bills Against Five Local Residents
The Jung Grand Jury returned true bills against Harry Grow A L Yarnall Charles Spangler and Millie Shields for charges stemming from an alleged March 12 attack on Delos Grow and the burning of a Brushvalley township farm. Additional true bills include burglary larceny assault with intent to kill maim disfigure and disable aggravated assault and battery two counts and assault. Other cases name Wilber Forsha Frank Cobanskey and Stanley McCouskey for weapons and liquor offenses. The Grand Jury will finalize its inquisition and presentment today before discharge.
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Jung Grand Jury
Harry Grow
A. L. Yarnall
Charles Spangler
Millie Shields
Delos Grow
Brushvalley Township
George W. Fields
Wilber Forsha
Frank Cobanskey
Stanley McCouskey
Japanese Cabinet Resigns After Short Lived Administration
The Japanese Cabinet led by Premier Kiyoura resigns after serving since January 7. The event may delay the U S reply to Japan’s exclusion protest as Secretary Hughes completes the note and plans talks with Ambassador Hanahari before sending it to Tokyo.
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Tokio
Kiyoura
Washington
State Department
Hughes
Hanahari
Visitors From San Diego Arrive At Old Home
Mrs Zilla M Anderson and her daughter Elizabeth Rose arrived on the 2 17 train from San Diego California. They left there Monday last and this is her first visit to the old home in seven years. Mrs Anderson is Miss Zilla Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Marshall of North Ninth street.
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Zilla M. Anderson
Elizabeth Rose
San Diego Calif
Marriage is announced for Lucy Shirk and Gilbert Kunkle
Hrs Catherine Shirk of McAlisterville announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Lucy Shirk to Gilbert Kunkle of Indiana on May 29 by Rev J C Pinkerton at his residence on School Street Gilbert denounces means in a letter to Secretary Mellon denying any talks with Gaston Means about a whiskey plot he refused to meet Means calling him a crook and scoundrel Concessions for the July 4 celebration at the Fair Grounds of Indiana are on sale contact Herbert H Manners First come first served.
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Catherine Shirk
McAlisterville
Lucy Shirk
Gilbert Kunkle
Indiana
J. C. Pinkerton
School Street
Gilbert
Means
Washington
S. Parkey Gilbert
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Senator Brookhart
Iowa
Wheeley-Brookhart
Gaston RB. Means
Department of Justice
Herbert H. Manners
Aion Lutheran Ghureh Church Dedication Weekend
The congregation of Aion Lutheran Ghureh begins a busy ten days with the dedication of a handsome new church edifice at three tomorrow. A sequence of services follows including a baptism, confirmation, and a sermon by Rev Ellos Burpass, D. of the Pittsburgh Synod, with musical numbers by the choir and organist Mrs Walter Jackson.
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Aion Lutheran Ghureh
Indiana Hospital
Pittsburgh Synod
Court House
Ond
Ellos Burpass
Joseph Baer Baker
D. D
Joseph B. Baker
Walter. Jackson
Legion Bodies Enjoy Evening Gathering at Memorial Hall
At 6 30 p m last evening 175 members of the Legion Auxiliary and Mothers of Democracy dined in Memorial Hall. Four long tables were decorated with flowers and food. The Auxiliary hosted the others with each member supplying a covered dish. Ice cream cake and coffee were served by the lunch committee. A new eight gallon urn was purchased for future Auxiliary use. After dinner speeches followed by George Clark leading wartime song singing. Regular monthly Legion and Auxiliary meetings started at 8 30 p m. Legion membership reached 200 and the Auxiliary 145. They planned to buy a piano for the hall.
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Legion, Legion Auxiliary
Mothers of Democracy
Memorial Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Vollowinge
George Clark
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Coolidge vetoes postal salary raise in Congress
President Coolidge vetoed the postal pay bill that would raise salaries for all postal employees. He sent a lengthy message to Congress explaining the veto and noted the bill would cost about 277 million dollars annually, contributing to his decision.
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Coolidge
Washington
Congress
Yeaur
Post Office Department
Coulsidge
Social notes on Camp Resat-A-White stockholders meeting
At a social and business gathering yesterday evening stockholders discussed club house and grounds improvements and voted on items. A swimming pool plan prompted hiring John B. Lowry as life guard and instructor, bringing local youth expertise and safety to beginners. The club house shows added beauty from landscaping and new flower beds while Steeg refused the French premiership, saying he could not form a cabinet, amid Paris notices. Pollock Pharmacy announces opening tomorrow June 8 near the Court House in Indiana PA.
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Camp Resat-A-White
John B. Lowry
Horace M. Lowry
W. and J. College
Pop
Two Fathers Seek Justice in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago reports detail new angles in the Leopold Loeb kidnapping and murder case. The fathers, Nathan Leopold and Albert Loeb, disclose fortunes and defend their sons, while the state vows two death sentences if the gallows are avoided. Arraignments are set for next Wednesday.
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Larry Smititt
Chicago
Nathan, Leopold Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Robert Franks
Nathan F. Leopold
Albert Loeb
New York
IE W
Leopold
Loeb
Sons of Italy Celebration Initiation in Indiana Pa
Indiana Lodge 1279 of the Sons of Italy will be initiated on June 15 at 12 30 PM in the Armory Indiana Pa The celebration committee led by John La Mantia plans a program with prominent speakers and an opera singer and pianist from Pittsburgh Invitations have been sent to Italian lodges in nearby counties A three thousand Italians representation is expected Eugene VY Alessandroni Philadelphia assistant district attorney and Grand Venerabile of the Order of Sons of Italy in Pennsylvania is noted Continued on Page 2 col 2
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Indiana
Italy
Armory
John la Mantia
Pittsburgh
Eugene Vy, Alessandroni
Philadelphia
Order of Sons of Jtcly
Pennsylvania
Congress adjourns first session amid clashes and scandal
The Sixty eighth Congress ends its first session amid Democratic-Insurgent clashes with President Coolidge, revealing corruption disclosures and fiscal defeats. La Follette’s bloc holds balance of power, backing Democrats to oppose the White House. Major laws passed include the Revenue Act, Soldiers’ Adjusted Compensation, and the Immigration Act with Japanese exclusion, all over White House objections.
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William K. Hutchison
N. 8
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Secretary of State
Hughes
Visiting in Kittanning
Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell and granddaughter Kath ryne McConnell of South Fifth Street left this morning for Kittanning to visit their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wray. Kath ryne McConnell may spend the summer with relatives in the Kittanning area.
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John McConnell
Kathryne McConnell
South Fifth St
Kittanning
Richard D. Wray
MecConnell
Home-Hamil bids open July 1 for highway project
The B-P Highway section between Home and Hamil in Indiana County will be re advertised and bids opened on July 1 to ensure work starts this year. Issues over the Marion Center right of way have been resolved.
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Home
Hamil
Indiana County
Marion Center
Civil Service Examination Notice Issued in Indiana
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an opening for a stenographer typist in Indiana on February 21. Application forms may be secured from C. S. Borland at the Post Office.
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The
United States Civil Service
Commisssion
Indiana
Borland
Hawkins Returns to New York from Delhi Visit
Miss Gertrude M. Hawkins kindergarten teacher at the Normal School has left the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss E. Elkin Wayne ayers and departed for her home in Delhi New York.
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Gertrude M. Hawkins
Curtiss E. Elkin Wayne Ayers
Delhi
Death of Mrs Heilma In Clarksburg area noted
Mrs Heilma died after weeks of illness at age unknown. She was formerly of Armagh and a longtime member of the Free Baptist Church. Survived by her son and other relatives, the obituary notes her church service and local community ties and lists a memorial and funeral details as reported.
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Clarksburg
Armagh
Joan
National Convention News Service Demonstrates Instant Reporting
The Evening Gazette reports a vast network of sixty thousand miles of wire linking Maine to California and into Canada to relay Coolidge's nomination and related events. Aimed at delivering near instantaneous coverage, the system connects with papers affiliated with the International News Service across a wide geographic reach.
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Olland Hodey
Rendeve
Indiana
R Can
Cleveland
Evening Gazette
International News
Maine
Cndifornia
Canada
Torth
Mexico
Coolidge
Gazette
National News - Service
Delays Hit Rural Valley Road Construction Plans
June reports indicate a delay in the construction of a 3,006 mile stretch along Rural Valley. The Rural Valley railroad crossings complicate plans as owners of the line agreed to alter tracks at their expense, but the line now appears sold to the Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad Company, affecting the highway project and its grade-crossing eliminations.
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Kittanning
Stors
Val
Fale, Rochester and Pittsburgh Road Company
Cownock Coal and ‘Coke Compan
Et Onger
Rochester
Pittsburgh Tor
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Sons OF Italy
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