Biedelman Address Stirs Audience At Carnegie Auditorium
Lieutenant Governor Edward Beidelman spoke to several hundred attendees at the Carnegie Auditorium under the Board of Trade banner praising civic cooperation. He praised Judge Emery’s hard line on crime and noted Pennsylvania’s united progress while urging local unity to advance city state and national interests.
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Commonwealth
Edward E. Heidelbman
Board of Trade
Carnegie Auditorium
America
Beidelman
Emery
Pennsylvania
P. Emery
Board of Pardons
Price Cuts Announced by U.S. Steel
United States Steel Corp disclosed price reductions across several products. Wire walls and plain wire will drop by 31. Standard steel pipe falls from 8 to 6. Boiler tubes see cuts from 4 to 122 per ton.
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International News Services
New York
United Sues Steel Corporation
Neon
Night Jaunts Under Open Skies
Arthur Mometer recalls sultry evenings when sleep proved elusive. He describes dew damp beds, mossy pillows, and stars overhead as Katy Gids sing and skeeters tickle his toes. He muses on weather, comfort, and the charm of sleeping outdoors versus indoor rest.
Poisoned Sugar Tale Clouds Park Service Plot
Sunday program at Cascade park July 10 at 2 45 p m under City Rescue mission auspices led by B J Berquist will feature Dr James Albert Patterson pastor of First Presbyterian church as speaker and the Robert Ye Kinney Bible Class choir plus Craton 3 church orchestra conducted by Prof G Earl Williams with music from Moody and Hankey hymns and classic selections Maid Emma Wagner testified in Cleveland case saying Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber fed poisoned berries to her husband Daniel Kaber before hiring assassins She described his illness after eating berries and the powdered sugar noted on the fruit with the maid washing and placing them on the tray
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Cascade Park
Reseuge Mission
B.J. Berquist
James Albert Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Robert ‘Ye- Kinney
Craton 3
G. Earl Wiliams
Herman
Warnhouse
Pengant—Suppe
Mildred Morris
Cleveland, O
Catherine Eva Kaber
Daniel Kaber
State Today
Misa Emma Wagner
Kaber
Kabher
Mr. Kaber
Draft Of Letter To Lloyd George A Sinn Fein Peace Move
Dublin July 8 The Sinn Fein Unionist conference heard a draft of Eamonn de Valera s letter to Premier Lloyd George outlining terms for a London peace parley. Unionists agreed to the main points and the meeting remained harmonious as progress in the peace movement was reported.
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Daniel O'Connelle
International
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Irish Republic
London
Howat And Dorchy Sentenced To Jail For Coal Strike
Alexander Howatt and August Dorchy district president and vice president of the United Mine Workers were sentenced to six months in jail and a 500 fine each by Judge Frank Ross. They were found guilty of violating Kansas industrial law by calling a strike at Mackie coal mines. Both were released on 4000 bond pending appeal to the state supreme court.
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International News Service
Columbus
Kas
Alexander Howatt
August Dorchy
United Mine Workers
Frank Ross
Kansas
Mackie
Supreme Court
Fifteen Take Cop Examination
Fifteen men seeking city police positions took the civil service examination in the council chamber last night. It is the largest turnout for such an exam in some time, with successful candidates eligible for future appointment to the force.
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Ie Council Chamber
Harding Faces Strength Test
President Harding confronts a severe test of influence as he seeks to derail the soldier bonus bill in favor of tariff and tax revision. Republican senators Kenyon Norris and Capper vow to oppose adjournment and stall action, leading the agricultural bloc demanding action on pending farm legislation. Continued on Page Two.
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J. Bart Campbell
International News Service
Washington
Harding
Lodge
Kenyon
Iowa
Norris
Nebraska
Capper
Kansas
Senate
Temperature May Drop in Lake Regions
Washington July 8 forecaster B H Bowie of the U S Weather Bureau says no early break in the heat wave is expected and temperatures will remain high for several days. He notes the heat is ideal for corn, while a 116 degree high was recorded in Fresno. Thundershowers east of the Mississippi may bring temporary relief.
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International News Service
Washington
B. H. Bowie
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bowie
Terces
Fresno
Calif
United States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Marriage Licenses Issued In Various Boroughs
The Elmwood City and nearby areas report marriage licenses issued for Dominick Saldianni and Mona Wiecisossae, New Castle entries for Beverley Williams and Rebecca EB, plus Joseph Sapinga and Mona Tudor. notices list names and places with fragmented details from the New Castle and Bessemer regions.
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Dominick Saldianni
Ellwood City
Mona Wieci Sossae
New Garalle
Beverley Williams
New
Rebecca EB. Pinkney
New Castle
Joseph Sapinga
New Gistie
Joseph Dndeh Reese
Bessemer
Mona Tudor
Paris Duchess Silent After Son's Death Attempt
Madame de Guise Hite known as Duchess de Guise, a U.S. colony resident in Paris, learned her 24 year old son Geo was dead after a self destruction attempt in Newilly hospital. Doctors said she could recover if told, but attendants hide the news as she fears another suicide. The son’s father CG I Harborough is unclear, and burial plans await U.S. instructions.
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Paris
Madame de Guise Hite
Duchess de Guise
Geo. Maryborough
Newilly
Madame de Guise-Hite
George
Madama de Gulse-Hile
Harborough
Cleveland
Canon
Cal
United States
Wadame de Cuise-Hite
Rough-House George Morotich Quieted in Jail
Westmoreland City man George Morotich and his wife quarreled. He allegedly set fire to furniture in an upstairs room to get even, aided by a boarder who broke in. A melee with police led to discovery of two whisky stills, mash, and two gallons moonshine. Morotich arraigned on charges including arson, disorderly conduct, unlawful still possession, and tax evasion.
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Servien
Greensburr
George Morotich
Westmoreland City
Morotich
United States Treasury
Referendum on Wage Cuts Under Way Among Railroaders
A large rail workers referendum circulates on accepting wage reductions ordered July 1 by the railroad labor board. Eight of sixteen big unions already rejected the award but are urged to wait for a full vote among all affiliated unions. If the eight shop craft unions reject, a nationwide strike could loom by September 1.
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International News Service
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Rails
Eght
Give Women Equal Rights In Politics
PHILADELPHIA July United States Senator Boise Penrose criticised the action of the Republican State Committees when it limited the places to which women could be fed on the committee to vice member and assistant secretary. He said no restriction should be placed on the activities of women and that women should be placed on a basis of equality with men in political work.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
United States
Boise Penrose
Min
Municipal Nurse Busy With June Visits
The municipal nurse made 145 visits in June per the Connell report. Most were infant welfare checks with 87 quarantine cases, 24 observations, and 9 business calls handled by Miss McClennan.
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Connell
Miss McClennan
Nearly Freezes To Death On July 7th
Pittsburgh July 8 Patrick McGrath suffers frost bite after dozing in a freezing room at an ice plant. A heavy overcoat saved his life as the room temperature stood three below zero. His feet were affected by the cold spell and he had worked in the freezing area.
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Pittsburgh
Patrick McGrath Ia
Fifteen Detroit Babies Die As Heat Wave Rages
Detroit epidemiologist Dr. George T. Palmer reports fifteen baby deaths in five days due to extreme heat. Two heat prostrations and 33 digestive disturbances linked to the heat, with two more men dying from heat. Five people drown seeking relief in rivers and lakes. A 93 degree high and street thermometers higher. brief showers did little to cool the day.
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International News Service
Detroit
George T. Palmer
U. S
Pnathar
Thieves Loot Ice and Provisions From Pennsylvania Train Car
Thieves broke open a firing car on the Manhattan Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad and looted ice cream, four loaves, three sides of bacon, and other items en route to Pittsburgh. Sanitary inspections during June reported 726 cases, with quaratines, fumigation, and investigations noted.
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Fittsburgh
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Peggy Joyce Loses Major Alimony Bid in Cook County
In Chicago, Peggy Joyce failed to secure the $120,000 a year alimony from J. Stanley Joyce. Judge Joseph Sabath granted temporary alimony of $1,250 monthly, $27,500 in solicitor's fees, and $12,500 expenses. The decision notes alimony before divorce and records the largest counsel fee award in Cook County history.
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International News
Chicago
Peggy Joyce
J. Stanley Joyce
Joseph Sabath
Sabath
Joyce
Peggy
Pogey
Miss Lisk
Pegey
Pergy
Daisy Marrisk
Pegry
America
Long Beach
Cal
Paris
Bathing Attire Ban Impacts Shopping in Bath downtown
A Muskegon report notes a local rule requiring a bathrobe to be worn by shoppers and promenaders in downtown stores. The ordinance, issued amid fashion scrutiny, restricts swimwear while shopping, prompting mixed public reaction as authorities enforce the attire standard.
Fragmented Local Notice From Ailing Seven Year Old
A garbled report mentions a boy named Thomas Muster from Pittsburgh finding a revolver and injuring his brother Frank in an obscure incident. It references injuries, a bankruptcy petition, a $150 and various sums, and a California estate claim, with scattered names and places including Detroit and Destin.
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Oll Thomas Muster
Tittsburgh
Aed
Tim
Hameronus
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