Labor Leaders React To Coronado Decision In Cincinnati
Samuel Gompers said the Supreme Court ruling on Coronado appears unfair but he will study the decision before comment. John L. Lewis and other labor chiefs also arrived for a meeting with railroad brotherhood leaders and offered no further remarks about the ruling.
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International News Service
Ccincinnati
Coronado
United States Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Brotherhoods
Gompers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Judge Day Appears Before Army Board
Judge Jean P. Day testified before a special army board in Oklahoma City about the April shooting of Col. Paul Ward Beck. Day said he and his wife told the truth and would answer questions, asserting the investigation would confirm their position in the tragedy.
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International News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jean P. Day
Col. Paul
Ward Beck
Special Army Board
Judge Day
85 Year Old Man Walks Two and Half Miles to Granddaughter
S. M. Campbell of this city visits granddaughter Mrs. John Smith in Wurtemburg. At 85 years old he traveled alone on the Harmony line, walking two and one half miles from Ellwood City to her home.
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S. M. Campbell
John Smith
Wurtemburg
Mr. Campbell
Harmony
Ellwood City
Tonight's Showing Mix of Sheik Remake and Comedies
Liberty presents Agnes Ayres and Rudolph Valentino in The Sheik and Rudol phe Valentino in A Case of Blackmail. Dome features Alias Lady Fingers with Bert Lytell. Regunt brings Hoot Gibson in Step on It plus a comedy. Star showcases The Cave Girl with Harold Lloyd and Bebe Daniels. Penn offers Woman, Wake Up with Florence Vidor, a comedy with color reel. Nixon screens The Three Buckaroos and Solid Concrete with Larry Lemon, plus Fox News reel.
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Liberty
Agnes Ayres
Rudolph Valentino
Rube Falkerson
Regunt
Hoot Gibson
PENN
Florence Vidor
Pathe News
Nixon
the Three Buckaroos
Larry Lemon
Solid Concrete
Fox News
Lillian Russell Actress Dies After Ill Ten Days
Noted American actress Lillian Russell died at 2 20 this morning after a ten day illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at Trinity Episcopal church with interment in Allegheny cemetery. Her career spanned England and America with stage and vaudeville work. She enlisted in WWI recruiting service and wore the Marines uniform, later discharging honorably. She left a daughter, Dorothy Calbit.
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Iowa
New York
Leopold Damrosch
Tony Pastor
Music Hall
Nellie Leonard
Music
England
America
Queen Victoria
Europe
Trinity Episcopal Church
Allegheny Cemetery
East End
Pittsburgh
Miss Russell
Barnette
American Legion
Russell
Dorothy Calbit
Coal Merchants Spurn U S Mediators In Fuel Shortage
Coal producers refuse mediation offers as Hoover warns that rising prices threaten the mediation program. Production falls about 3,000,000 tons weekly with reserve stocks at a record low. Cabinet members fear coal shortages could slow the economic recovery and consider government intervention to restore peace between operators and miners.
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Hoover
Davis
Rosen rye Dominates Michigan Grown Rye
Rosen rye and its grades now account for about 85 percent of rye grown in Michigan. The variety originated from a sample sent from Russia to the Michigan Experiment Station by J. A. Rosen in 1909.
Not Hanging Me Yet Mrs Vinson Claims Self Defense
Mrs Cora Lou Vinson sentenced to die for killing her husband Dr W D Vinson in Atlanta says she believes she will gain a new trial or clemency and that she acted in self defense amid a weak health state and harsh treatment comments made as she was photographed outside her cell.
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Cora Lou Vinson
W. D. Vinson
Atlanta
Fulton County
Peace Pow Wow On Campus Tonight at Westminster
On Westminster College campus in New Wilmington Pennsylvania the annual Peace Pow Wow of the Junior and Senior classes is set for 10 30 tonight The Juniors name Lyle Guthrie and the Seniors Lowrie Anderson as chiefs The ceremony will bury the hatchet with a bonfire speeches and the pipe of peace before the Phi Phi fraternity graduation smoker for returning graduates follows
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New Wilmington
Westminster
Lyle Guthrie
Lowrie Anderson
Pho Phi
Kelley Club
Railways Wage Cuts Spark Remnants of Malnutrition Fears
The article reports on a wage reduction decision for railway shop crafts workers, noting long term harm to families and future generations through malnutrition. It explains the majority view that purchasing power may offset wage cuts, with new hourly scales for machinists and carmen and broad railway coverage.
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Department of Labor
Labor Board
Insurance Firms Hold 63 Million Policies in 1920
Industrial and life insurance companies in the United States reported 63,100,000 policies outstanding for the year 1920. The figure reflects broad growth across major firms and regions amid a expanding financial market.
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United States
Court Allows Major Portion Of Van Fleet Claim In Jack Estate
Judge Emery approves most of auditor Kraus report in the George W. Jack estate. Van Fleet’s $2,411.37 claim is confirmed except for a $300 disallowed item tied to personal services. The items cover a casket, undertaking costs in Miami, drugs and nurses, and travel.
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M. J. Kraus
George W. Jack
Emery
van Fleet
Miami Fla
Charles H. van Fleet
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. van Fleet
Florida
Jack
Miami
Mr. Jack
J. A. McKee
Samuel Foltz
Cunningham and
Graham
C. H. Akens
Norman Martin
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Second Memorial Tablet Placed On Westminster Campus
A second World War memorial tablet honoring Charles Scott Woods is unveiled on Westminster College’s granite stone, joining the 1911– Graham tablet. The boulder, once contested by classes 1911 and 1912, now bears two inscriptions with dedicatory services led by Rev. J. M. Russell and others.
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Charles Scott Woods
Paul Delbert Graham
Westminster
Brookheart Captures Iowa Senate Nomination Over Cummins Rawson
Washington reports a surprise Iowa primary result as Col. Smith W. Brookheart, a foe of Senators Cummins and Rawson, leads with about 39 percent as 1,126 of 2,384 precincts count. Cummins and Rawson acknowledge Brookheart’s apparent victory while withholding comment. Rawson hints he may have further remarks later.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Smith W. Brookheart
Brookheart
A. B. Cummins
Charles A. Rawson
Iowa
Cummins
Rawson
Charles E. Pickett
Clifford Thorne
Leslie A. Francis
Burton E. Sweet
Claude M. Stanley
Fifty First Love May Be Cause Of Andersons Murder
Kansas City police probe a possible motive in the murder of war aviator Anderson. Marie Peggy Beal shot him after reportedly seeing a list of his fifty previous loves and learning of a prior Kansas City sweetheart. A friend of Anderson, H A Miller, says Beal believed she was his favored successor in love.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Frank Warren Anderson
Anderson
Marie
Peggy" Beal
H. A. Miller
Miss Beal
General Hospital
Miller
Three Plumbers Granted Licenses by Inspector Stevenson
Three journeymen plumbers were examined by Plumbing Inspector E S Stevenson and granted licenses. George R McElwain and H B Snyder of the Lyle G Emery company and Fritz Weese of F P Andrews earned licenses after a satisfactory exam. The violet is the flower of the Mohammedan 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 Careys Prescription No 777 Kidney and Bladder Cure
Retired physician Dr Daniel G Carey markets Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder troubles with a money back guarantee via leading druggists. The ad lists symptoms such as specks in vision, puffy eyes, backache and clammy feet and promotes a reliable pill or liquid form available at MeeKee’s and other pharmacists nationwide.
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Carey
MeeKee
Dr. Carey
Deaths of the Day Mrs Harriet L Anderson
Mrs Harriet L Anderson aged 77 widow of Thomas A Anderson longtime city druggist died at her daughter’s home Mrs A L Cole in Denver Colorado on Monday June 65 after visiting New Brighton she contracted pneumonia and died She is survived by three daughters Remains will be shipped to this city for interment funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Harriet L. Anderson
Thomas A. Anderson
A. L. Cole
Denver
Col
Anderson
New Brighton
Colorado
Funeral services for Mrs Elsie Jenkins Wygal held at Pardoe
Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie Jenkins Wygal were held from his father William Jenkins home in Pardoe. Interment followed at Pleasant Hill cemetery in Jackson Center with pallbearers drawn from relatives.
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Elsie Jenkins Wygal
William Jenkins
Pardoe
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Jackson Center
Mrs. Minerva Moore Dick Dies At 71 In Portersville Area
Mrs. Minerva Moore Dick 71 wife of Benton L Dick died this morning at 206 South Bay Street after a long illness. She was born in Butler county near Portersville and attended Second United Presbyterian church. Survived by husband two sons Harper H Dick Slippery Rock township Newton C Dick of Slippery Rock two sisters Mrs Sarah Kennedy Mrs Mary J Gallaher and one brother John Moore all of Portersville Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 p m from the residence Interment Herman church cemetery Also reported Harry McCoy 4 1 2 of Chicago Ill died at home Monday his body to be taken to Enon Valley for funeral Wednesday at 2 p m Interment Little Beaver cemetery.
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Minerva Moore Dick
Benton L. Dick
South Bay Street
Butler County
Portersville
Second United Presbyterian Church
Harper H
Newton, C
Slippery Rock Township
Sarah Kennedy
Mary J. Gallaher
John Moore
Herman Church
Harry McCoy
Chicago, Ill
Enon Valley
Little Beaver Cemetery
Chicago Man To Speak At City Mission Services
E. J. Berquist, superintendent of the City Rescue Mission, said he received a wire from George H. Menardi of Chicago indicating he would arrive this evening. Menardi will speak at the City Mission at 7 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
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E. J. Berquist
City Rescue Mission
George H. Menardi
Chicago
Menardi
Jersey Cattle Club Meets on Saturday
Annual meeting of the Lawrence County Jersey Cattle club will be held at the Y M C A Saturday evening at 8 o clock. Officers for the ensuing year will be selected and every Jersey breeder in the county is urged to attend. Leonard Dunk will speak and show motion pictures of prominent breeders and noted Jersey Cattle.
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Lawrence County
Jersey Cattle Club
Leonard Dunk
American Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey
True Bills From Grand Jury Today Across Multiple Cases
Grand jury returns true bills in numerous cases including liquor charges against John Cozan Joe Bruto and Mary Doe. Other indictments cover larceny by bailee embezzlement and various crimes. A notable exception arises in George Warso fornication and bastardy where not a true bill and costs are payable.
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John Cozan
John Cozian
Joe Bruto
Wilber McDevitt
Mary Doe
E. Franklin
Sam Richards
Stanley Plonka
Charles L. Ross
Thomas Blakemore
George Warso
Nathan Lean
Andy Minteer
Andrew N. Minteer
Stanley Zeigler
Edwin K. Logan
Sam Makovich
Alis Sam Yanaskvich
Louis Hydel
Joe Warcyk
Helen Panasewicz
Cascade Theatre Set To Open Saturday With Vaudeville
Frank Hill, manager at Cascade Park, announced the Cascade Theatre will open Saturday June 10 with vaudeville. He cited a booking misunderstanding as the reason for the Memorial Day delay.
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Cascade Theatre
Frank Hill
Cascade Park
Hill
Nebraska seeks Charlestown executioner for condemned man
Nebraska plans to execute a condemned murderer but lacks an executioner. The state has requested the Charlestown Massachusetts prison official to travel to Lincoln to perform the death sentence in the electric chair.
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Nebraska
Charlestown
Mass
Lincoln
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