Modified Pension Raising Bill May Pass In Congress
Washington June 5 Congress moves to re enact the Bursum pension bill in a modified form. A new measure consolidates Civil war pensioners while a second covers Spanish American Mexican and Indian War veterans. Both propose up to 50 dollars monthly with hopes the president will sign the revised bills.
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International News Service
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Congress
House
Senate
Sarazen Opens Open Golf With Remarkable Nine
Gene Sarazen shot 33 for the front nine at Oakland Hills in the open championship leading early standings. Walter Hagen and MacDonald Smith followed with 38 and 37 as Cruikshank and Hagen described their play as loose golf. Eddie Loos led after a 34-49-73 first round while Herbert Lagerblade stood second at 39-35-74 and Mike Brady was third at 75.
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International News Service
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Sarazen
Bobby Cruikshank
Cruickshank
Hagen
Cruikshank
Bobby Jones
Inwood
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Los Angeles
Herbert Lagerblade
Bristol
Conn
Mike Brady
Steal Ring From Corpse Confessed by Men
Ulysses Walters and Frank Bisa, both African American, confessed in Media Pennsylvania to digging up a Philadelphia woman physician’s grave and stealing a diamond brooch worth $500 from her bodice. They were formally charged with the crime.
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International News Service
Media
Ulysses Walters
Frank Bisa
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio to issue 5.57 million in bonds
Washington June 5 The Interstate Commerce Commission authorizes the Baltimore and Ohio to issue 5,570,000 dollars of refunding and general mortgage 6 percent bonds and pledge them as collateral security for certain short term notes.
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International News Service
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mrs. Dailey Declines Involvement In Case
Philadelphia on June 5 Mrs Anna Dailey wife of Dr Cornelius M Dailey Harrisburg doctor held in death of Mrs Anna Maubeck last Sunday will not aid her husband in the case Her sister Mrs J A Whitecar living with her said today Mrs Dailey separated from her husband about a year The long and short of it is that Doctors Dailey interest in other women drove his wife to Philadelphia.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Anna Dailey
Cornelius M. Dailey
Harrisburg
Anna Maubeck
J. A. Whitecar
Harrisburg Board authorizes redemption of highway bonds
The Harrisburg Board of Finance authorized the redemption of 2,000,000 dollars in Highway road bonds. The bonds were due July 1 and the action was announced in the city on June 5.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Bond Interest and Principal Paid Ordered by Commonwealth
The fiscal agent was ordered to pay 2 530 000 to the commonwealth. An additional 630 000 was directed to apply to interest due July 1 on 27 000 000 in bonds.
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Commonwealth
Man Commutes An Hour Early After Daylight Time Mixup
Rebven Rosenberg of East Reynolds Street woke at 5 30 thinking it was 6 30 and rushed to work. He arrived to find it was not yet six o'clock instead of seven, gained an extra hour and rested before starting duties.
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Rebven Rosenberg
East Reynolds Street
Trained Bird And Animal Show At The Regent
Prof Somers and his trained birds and animals perform at the Regent theatre today tomorrow and Saturday in a high class entertainment. The program also includes Douglas MacLean in The Yankee Consul and Pal the Wonder Dog in Delivering the Goods. A fine show for everybody.
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Prof. Somers
Regent Theatre
Douglas MacLean
Pal
Wonder Dog
State Drive On Charity Fakes Targets Fake Collectors
Harrisburg June 5 The state welfare commission ordered a statewide drive against fake collectors seeking money in charity names. All permits exempting organizations from registering have been revoked. Defunct groups will be barred and required to register. a new list will be published and fake fundraisers will be flagged to city police.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Welfare Commission
Commission
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Welfare Department
Police Departments
Burns Fatal to 5YearOld Child in Wilmington
Madeline Alphin aged five died from injuries after a fire at a Wilmington home. Authorities reported the blaze caused fatal burns and the child did not survive.
Infant Ignites Garment In Crib Fire Alpin?
A child crawled from a crib and toppled a lighted oil lamp causing clothes to catch fire. Her mother Mrs. R. L. Alphin was severely burned while trying to extinguish the flames.
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R. L. Alphin
Golden Jubilee Shrine Pageant Ends In Kansas City
The Golden Jubilee of the Shrine Imperial Council wraps with a midnight civic pageant. Seventeen floats illuminate designs honoring Shriners while 36 Shrine bands march. A Queen Miss Kansas City rides the Court of Ararat float as 300 performers participate.
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Kansas City
Imperial Council
Four British Airmen Killed in Collision at Gratham
Four airmen were killed when two British airplanes collided this afternoon in Gratham England. The accident occurred in clear conditions and authorities report no survivors among the crew.
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Grantham
Eng
Herriot Declines French Premiership Offer
Paris June 5 Edouard Herriot Radical Socialist leader rejects the premiership after being summoned to the Elysee palace by President Millrand The president refuses to resign and Herriot declines the post leaving the government open to other arrangements
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International News Service
Paris
Edouard Herriot
France
Herriot
Elysee Palace
Milleand
Millerand
Fear Kidnapping Rumor Shakes Philadelphia
News item reports fears that Russell Fried, a 13 year old, has been abducted in Philadelphia. Police urge calm as authorities investigate the missing teen case and seek leads.
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Philadelphia
Russell Fried
Kidnapped Student Sought by Parents for Police Help
A parent appeal seeks police aid after a child missing while walking to school earlier in the week. The statements describe the kidnapping as the crisis prompting the search.
Gambling at fairs forfeits state aid
Harrisburg Pa June 5 The attorney general ruled that the state secretary of agriculture must withhold state aid from fair associations where gambling or immoral practices are allowed The opinion directs the secretary to add this prohibition to the aid distribution rules and enforce it in payments by the $100 000 fund.
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Harrisburg
Woodruff
Willits
Darn Word Frames Courage in Conviction
A terse line argues that the exclamation Darn is more than a mild oath, reflecting a stance on courage and conviction. It notes a linguistic edge in everyday expression and how small words carry stance.
Vendor tonic touted to relive rheumatism and restore strength
A Newark area man named W Livermore credits Vendor with curing severe rheumatism and stomach issues after failing to improve with other remedies. He gained 10 pounds and returned to work, praising a McKee's Rut Rate Store specialist who guarantees the tonic differs from others. Vendors sold in Ellwood City Grove City and Mercer.
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McKee
Ellwood City
Davis & Carpenter
Grove City
Central Pharmacy
Mercer
Corner Drug Store
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