Supreme Court Decision Unfair Says Gompers at Meeting
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor arrived to preside at a gathering of cultural brotherhood leaders and said the Supreme Court ruling is very unfair. John L. Lewis chief of the United Mine Workers and other labor leaders refused comment though they were amazed by its sweeping character.
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NATL
Sune
Coronado
United States Supreme, Court
Wnul
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cultroad Brotherhoods
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Judge Day Testifies Before Army Board Over Tragic Shooting
Judge Joan F. P. Day testified before a special Army board in Oklahoma City about the April incident in which she shot and killed Colonel Pant Ward Beck, claiming self defense after finding Mrs. Day struggling with the officer. She and her husband defended their actions and pledged to answer all questions.
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Tintesnacional News Service
Oklaloma City
Okla
Joan FP. Das
Col Pant
Ward Beek
Finth
Finne
Special Army Board
Day
Elderly man, 85, walks solo to granddaughter’s home
S. M. Campbell of this city invites his granddaughter Mrs. John Smith of Wurtemburg. Campbell, age 85, made the trip alone aboard the Harmony One, covering two and a half miles from Ellwood City to his granddaughter’s residence in Wurtemburg. Granddaughter mentioned but garbled text ends.
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S. M. Campbell
John Smith
Wurtemburg
Mr. Campbell
Ellwood City
Screen Program Listings Include The Shelles and More
The listing highlights Ayres and Rudolph Valentino in The Shelles, Rube Falkerson in Frolics of 1022, and comedies featuring Bert Lytelly and Ward Gibson era acts. Also noted are Reginit Step on It, Har old Licyé, Bebe Danielson, Moyie Chats, and a Blockbuster color reel with Pathe News NIXON and Larry Lemon in Solid Concrete.
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Imberty
Ayses Ayres
Rudolph Valentino
Rube Falkerson
Bert Lytelly
Reginit
Hoot Gibson
Penn
Ievence Vidor
Pathe
Nixon
Larry Lemon
Lillian Russell Dies Noted American Actress Passes On
Renowned stage star Lillian Russell died after a long illness. The actress, once dubbed the Queen of American theatre, lived in East End Pittsburgh and served in the army recruiting service during the war. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Calbit, and was active in charity. Funeral set at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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New York
Leopold Damrosch
Tony Pastor
Music Hall
Nellie Lednard
England
America
Patsson
Queen Victoria
Straigiuc
Europe
Sbe
Trinity Episcopel Church
Allegheny Cemetery
East End
Pittsburgh
Miss Russell
Harnette
Marines
Dorothy Calbit
Coal Merchants Spurn U S Mediators Amid Fuel Shortage
The article reports coal merchants rejecting U S mediation as fuel shortages deepen. Secretary Hoover pushes for a settlement to curb price spikes and avert broader economic harm, while producers and retailers clash over concessions.
Not Believe She Will Hang In Atlanta Prison
Mrs. Cora Lou Vinson, 14 years old, condemned for the murder of her husband Dr. W. D. Vinson, told reporters she expects a new trial and claims self defense. She spoke as she was photographed and described her weak condition and resolve not to fear hanging.
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Cora Lou Vinson
W. D. Vinson
Atlanta
Fulton County
Peace Pow Wow on Campus Tonight at Westminster
Special to The News from New Wilmington Pa June 6 10 30 this evening Westminster juniors select Lyle Guthrie as elie and seniors name Low ne Anderson as chief as classes bury a three year hatchet. A bonfire speeches and pipe of peace will mark the event. Afterward the Pho Phi fraternity holds its annual graduates smoker with Kelley club continuing the customary program.
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New Wilmington
Westminster
Lyle Guthrie
Elie
Lowne Anderson
Tha
Pho Phi Frat
Wll
Pho Phi
Kelley Club
Rail shop workers hit by wage decisions in 1920 ruling
The article explains a 1920 wage decision affecting railroad shop craft workers including machinists and carmen. It notes reductions but argues real value stays higher due to living cost drops, with new hourly rates set and most large railroads affected. It mentions the political and financial expectations, including payroll impacts and life insurance policy counts in 1920.
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Carmon
Department of Labor
unoMcial Labor Board
Van Fleet’s $2111 court confirmed for Florida funeral costs
Auditor M J Wraus found most of Mr Van Fleet’s claim in the George W Jack estate matter justified by necessity. The court affirmed $2111 37 of 2411 37, with the $390 item disallowed, noting Van Fleet acted to aid the family without personal gain.
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M. J. Wraus
George W. Jack
Emery
van Figet
Vic Fleet
Elzim
Miami Fla
Charles H. van Fleet
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. van Fleet
Florida
van Fleet
Mr. Jack
Cunningham
Graham
C. H. Akens
Hneirs
J. Norman Martin
Ie Safe Deposit and Trust Company
H. Akens
Waieb
Jack
M. J. Wrays
Ingetall
Memorial tablets honor World War II veteran on campus boulder
Two memorial tablets rest on a granite boulder on Westminster campus honoring Paul Delbert Graham of the class of 1911 and Charles Scott Woods of the class of 1912 who died serving their country. A prior 1912 memorial was placed a year earlier for Graham. The service featured Rev. J M Runsel, Dr A M Milligan, Rev J K Stewart, and G W Mansell.
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Charles Scott Woods
Paul Delbert Graham
Westminster
Uattle
Paul Delbert
Graham
Charles Scott
Woods
Shott
J. M. Runsel
A.M. Milligan
J. K. Stewart
G. W. Mansell
Young Men's Christian Association
Nomination of Brookheart Surprises Washington Politicos
Brookheart leading in Iowa caucus returns with 39 percent of precincts reported out of 2 284. Cummins and Rawson acknowledge Brookheart’s momentum as results from state tally show him far ahead. Other candidates include Fitzkett Thorne Francis Sweet Stanley, with Brookheart holding a wide margin as the capital reacts to the developing nomination.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Pre
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Staith W. Brookheart
Brookheart
A. RB. Cummins
Charlies A. Rawson
Town
Siniser
Cummins
Rawson
Towa
Charles E. Fitkett
Clifford Thorne
Leslie A. Francis
Burton E. Sweet
Claude M. Stanley
Mouive
Ley
Ray Leer
Fifty First Love May Be Cause Of Anderson Murder
Kansas City dispatch reports a Kansas City woman Miss Beal shot aviator Anderson after allegedly learning of his many past loves. Witness H A Miller says Anderson kept late hours with Miss Beal and another Kansas City sweetheart, prompting motive claims. Beal is recovering in hospital as investigation continues.
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Anderson
International News Service
Kansas City
Frank Warren Anerson
As Son
Matie “Pes
Beal
Folite
H. A. Miller
Kansas
Mias Beal
Rowaman
Ed Anderson
Miss Beal
Miller
Shen Ha
General Hospital
Three Plumbers Granted Licenses After Exam
Three journeymen plumbers were examined this morning by Plumbing Inspector E S Stevenson and were granted licenses. All passed the examination satisfactorily. Licensees are George R McElwain and H B Snyder with Lyle G Emery Co and Fritz Weese with F P Andrews and Son. The violet is the flower of the Mahammedan religion and violet is the mourning color of its followers.
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E. S. Stevenson
George R. McElwain
H. B. Snyder
Lyle G. Emery Company
Fritz Weese
F.P. Andrews and Son
Dr Carey’s Kidney Remedy Promoted for Pain Relief
Dr Carey advertises Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder troubles with a money back assurance. He claims decades of medical backing and guarantees benefits, urging readers to buy through Mekeo’s Kut Rata and other pharmacies nationwide. The copy warns of kidney disease, lists symptoms and asserts universal effectiveness and safety.
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Carey
Mekeo
Kut Rata
Deaths of the Day and Obituaries in Local Notices
Word comes of Harriet L Anderson 77 widow of Thomas A Anderson dying June 5 in Denver after illness in New Brighton. She will be interred in epee City. services pending Wygal Funeral. Elsie Jenkins Wygal funeral was held from Pardog home with interment at Pleasant Hill Jackson Center. pallbearers were relatives. Minerva Moore Dick 71 widow of Benton L Dick died at 208 South Key Street after a long illness. service Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at residence, interment Herman church cemetery. Harry McCoy 42 of Chicago died at home. body to Enon Valley, funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. with interment Little Beaver cemetery.
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Harries EB. Anderson
Harriet L. Anderson
Thomas A Anderson
A. S. Cole
Denver
Col
Anderson
New Brighton
Colorado
Epee City
Wygal
Elsie Jenkins Wygal
William Jenkins
Pardog
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Jackson Center
Minerva Moore
Minerva Moore Dick
Benton L. Dick
South Key Street
Butler County
Portersville
Second United Presbyterian Church
Harpee H
Newton
Slippery Rock Township
Sursh Kennedy
Maury J. Gallaher
John Moore
Portersaville
Herman Church Cemetery
Harry McCoy
Chicago, I
Uhe Hcone
Enon Valley
Little Beaver Cemetery
Chicago Man To Speak At Services
E. J. Berquist city rescue mission superintendent today said a wire from George H. Menardi of Chicago indicated Alenardi would be in the city this evening. He will speak at the mission on the Ti2d pom. All are invited to attend.
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E. J. Berquist
George H. Menardi
Chicago
Mr. Alenardi
Jersey Cattle Club Seeks Members at Annual Meeting
Lawrence County Jersey Cattle club plans its annual meeting at the Y M C A this Saturday evening at six o clock. Officers for the coming year will be chosen, and Jersey enthusiasts across the county are urged to attend. Leonard Dunk of the American Jersey Cattle club will speak with an illustrated lecture on the Jersey cow. Motion pictures of leading breeders will be shown during the event.
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Lawrence County
Jersey Cattle Club
Leonard Dunk
American Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey
True Bills Found By Grand Jury In Court Cases Today
Grand jury returns true bills in multiple cases this morning. Names include John Coan, Joe Bryle, Wilber McDevitt, Mary Dor, Sat Richards, Stanley Plonka, Charles Reas, Thomas Blakemore, George Warso, Nathan Lean, Andy Mintner, Stanley Zeigler, Charl zeament, Edwin Lagan, Sam Makevich, Sam Yanarkvich, Louis KE, Joe Wareyk, Helen fault, and George Warsa. Includes charges of liquor, larceny, felonious assault, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, breaking and entering, and battery.
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John Coan
Joh Coztan
Joe Bryle
Gom
Wilber McDevitt
Mary Dor
E. Frankin
Iqnor Charga
Charles L. Reas
Thomas Blakemore
Bill
George Warso
Jane
Nathan Lean
Andy Mintner
Minteer
Rye
Stanley Zeigler
Charl Zleament
Edwin K. Lagan
Sam_ Makevich
Sam Yanarkvich
Louis KE
Joe Wareyk
Helen Fault
George Warsa
Bastardy
Cascade Theatre To Open Saturday With Vaudeville
Cascade Theatre plans a Saturday opening on June 10 for vaudeville acts under manager Frank Hill of Cascade Park. Xie Wil notes the delay stemmed from a misunderstanding as local authorities in Hastings Nebraska seek an executioner, arranging for Charlestown Mass prison staff to serve in Lincoln.
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Frank Hill
Tiai Cascane Park
Xie Wil
Nebraska
Charlestown
Mass
Lincoln
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Bebe Danielson
Moyie Chats
Lillian Russell
U. S
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Ling
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Cora Vinson
Husband
Hamilton International News Service
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