Britain and Latin America Fearful Over Rising Tensions
The article surveys British reactions to European crises, noting diplomacy with Poland and Czechoslovakia, and Germany’s arbitration move. It then shifts to Latin America, warning that nations fear U.S. aims while seeking protection under the Monroe Doctrine and stressing the need for clearer U.S.-Latin American understanding to ease tensions with Mexico.
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Ates
Americin Solidatioy
Latin-Americat Union
Kotloge
Mexico
South
Central America
Eka
United States
Latin America
Washington
Public Power Projects Expand Lines to Blairsville and Erie
Penn Public reports progress on a Seward to Blairsville direct line, strengthening Blairsville as a key power hub. Three transmission lines serve the town, with 33,000-volt circuits to Erie and Warren and plans to extend a 110,000-volt line from Union City toward Drie. Additional improvements are under consideration.
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Rockword
Hooversville
Seward
Blairsville
Iron and Glass Works
Penn Public
Union City
Erie
Warren
Drie
Coolidge On The Air Tonight Broadcast Across Major Cities
President Coolidge and Budget Director H M Lord will broadcast a national message tonight via radio. About 3.675 billion dollars in estimated impact, with stations WCAP Washington WEAF New York WJAR Providence WEEL Boston WOC Philadelphia WSAI Cincinnati and WOC Davenport Iowa joining the hookup arranged by Chesapeake and Ohio Telegraph company to reach listeners east of the Rockies.
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Mately
Rocky Mountains
H. M. Lord
Chesapeake “and
Ohio Teleo Phone Company
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
New York
WJAR
Providence
WEEL
Boston
WOC
Philadelphia
WSAI
Cincinnati
Davenport
Iowa
Pennsylvania Labor Shifts With Summer Demand
Pennsylvania employment reports show a major shift as construction heats up and clerical and professional demand rises. Domestic and hospitality jobs surge with vacation season, while silk and textile work declines. mining and farming roles remain steady. Peter Grubb’s death noted for 1788 birthday context. Marine Band plans elaborate radio program.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor
Department
Theseenes
Senator La Follette Services Mark Quiet Funeral
The senator is laid to rest with simple rites and flowers. President of the Senate La Follette died after a long illness. His funeral at the Capitol will be by ticketed admission for congressional delegates and close associates. Dr. A J Haydon will conduct brief services ending with Abide with Me and America. The body goes to Forest Hill Cemetery beside his parents.
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Fife
Poratty
Wisconsin
Capitol
Washington
A. J. Haydon
University of Chicago Divinity School
Unitarian Church
LaFoillette
Mozart
Mannerheair
Madison
Haydon
America
Forest Hill Cemetery
Goldsmith Equipment Guaranteed to Customers
Every piece of Goldsmith equipment is guaranteed, ensuring repair or replacement for buyers. The promise covers all products sold, reinforcing trust in the brand and its service commitments to customers nationwide.
Senator Ladd Dies After Brief Illness
Senator Ladd, a key third party supporter and long time agriculture advocate, died after a brief illness. He chaired the Senate Public Lands Committee and helped secure farm relief legislation, with a career spanning chemistry, academia, and public service in North Dakota. Survived by his wife and six children.
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Ladd
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Senate Public Lands Committee
Lentoot
Wisconsin
Russia
Congressional
United States
Starke Maine
Somerset Academy
Athens
Maine
University of Maine
New York State Experiment Station
Geneva
N. Y
North Dakota Agricultural College
Ferge
N. D
Senate
North Dakota Agriculture College
North Dakota
North Dakota Fermey
Foun Hing
Sanitary Home
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Road to Smickaburg via concrete to Galbleton
The road to Smickaburg is in good shape from Indiana with the best route via concrete to Galbleton or Hound, through Davis to Plumyilie and a detour to Smickaburg.
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M. Miller
Pire Dagrea
Smickaburg
Indiana
Bernard Grant Chicago Youth Condemned To Die
Bernard Grant, a Chicago youth, is condemned to die after a sequence of confessions and trials. His alleged co-conspirator Krauser sobs in fear as Grant faces the death sentence amid threats and prison turmoil.
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Bernard Grant
Chicago
Sams
Krauser
Grant
Underworld
Chase
Toudsa
Barns Destroyed in Arson at Seanor Lohr Farms
Fire destroyed barns and contents at Seanor Lohr Farms after rope-tied horses were found with cut halters. Investigators note arson indicators and insurance on both barns, with owners Mr Leandr and Mr McMillen unable to explain the misfortunes.
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Seanor
Lohr
County League Opens Season This Evening
This evening at five thirty Blains vilig will play at Graceton Indiana at Lucille Tuesday Indiana Normal Summer School Team will play at Homer Wednesday Homer at Blairs villa Lagerne at Indigny with the Normal and Thursday Gladston Indiana. Fans should be on the Lucerne grounds by five thirty to cheer the home team opening game. Umpires are needed. interested residents should contact the league manager.
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Vilig
Graceton
Indiana
Lucille
Indiana Normal
Homer
Blairsvilla
Lagerne
Indigny
Gladston
Lucerne
Postmistress and son sentenced in postal embezzlement case
In federal court at Pit Mibuvathatuys, Mrs Bertha Jokes and her son Chester were sentenced by Judge Thomson for embezzling $9,968.08 in postal funds. Bertha received two years for her daughter Josephine, nearly two years, and the son one year in federal prison at Angats. Restitution for the embezzled funds was ordered. The case involved mail handlers, and the sentencing followed charges of violating postal laws.
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Bertha Jokes
Terete
Ragnaldeyte
Herd County
Chester
Josephine
Ney
Pit Mibuvathatuys Dlay
Thomson
Angats
Charles R. Mock
Badravila
Vince
Community Guests And Visits In Indiana Area
Local news records a string of visitors and guests in Indiana and surrounding townships. Names include Robert Lytle and Bonnie McLaughlin as guests at Aisi Bowman's home, and families like the Seanors visiting Roy Lipidaville. Several local residents travel for weekend visits, parties, and shopping, with notes of birthdays and social gatherings among residents of Indiana County and nearby towns.
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Robert Lytle
Bridgeport, Conn
Marceraburg Academy
Bonnie, McLaughlin
Taft
California
Robbers Target Beauty Shoppe in Local Break-In
A back porch window theft during the night robbed a beauty shop of items while the Engle family slept. Finger marks suggest entry through the rear, with no one awakened. The incident remains under investigation with a list of damaged goods and missing items reported.
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Engle
Pergene
Snalang
Paulding
Harmon
Yale
Bain Beerrs
Fragmented OCR Stock Mention Unscrambles to Historic List
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous company and stock references including Kernels like Motors, Columbia, Royal Dutch, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and Willys Overland. The garbled text appears to be a historical market or trade sheet with percent figures and corporate abbreviations scattered throughout.
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Fa O
Buhet
Cal
Sult
Golden Mearns Nage Cubs
Cruc' Giberken
Bugs Kc
Columbia
Motors
Ceacheene
Nickel Savvereeages
Kally Spring Cs
Seecesee
Matland
Middle States
Mutual
Ai Ag
Rete
Pannock
Pere
Rep
Ir. and Steel
Royal Dutch
Rock Island Divessesuue
Sinclair Ol
Pac
Studebaker
Ind
Raila
Ce Eee
St. Paul Jeesseseseees
Oi Wi.ieeseeee
Westinghouse Seovreees
Willys Overland
Stock market at noon shows heaviness on day
New York June 22 The stock market opened firm but soon declined with many leading speculative issues slipping back from early gains. Oils weakened with lower crude output, while Caner Motors rose on profit sharing plans and anticipated distributions. Industrials held better, rails quiet, money market steady and foreign exchange weak with the franc at 0.0466.
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New York
Scott
Pupont
Board of
Independent Oil
Sinclair
Teenat Dome
Caner? Motors
Ty Us Gs Lu
Holden
Ramors Paryisr
United States Steel
Perkins Girl Sentenced to Five to Fifteen Years
Jane New York Perkins, 17, a telephone operator, was convicted of involvement with her sweetheart Thomas Templeton. She must serve from five to fifteen years in the state penitentiary, with placement at Aub Ray under the judge’s order. The case arose from alleged actions during recent months as Templeton faced unspecified charges and Templeton’s fate was tied to the court decision.
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New York
Jane
Dorothy Perkina
Thomas Tomspleton
Aub Ray
Dangge
Melniye
Templeton
Akeld
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Plumville
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Creekside
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Pine Township
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