Coolidge Party Leaves Today for Minnesota Trip
President Coolidge will depart Washington this afternoon for a long overland journey to Minneapolis to attend the Norse American centennial celebration. He travels with Mrs Coolidge, Secretary Kellogg and wife, Senator Lenroot, Everett Sanders, Maj JF Pal, Dr Amos White, and other aides. The party will use a special train, due to railroad safety concerns, instead of a regular coach.
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George E. Durno
Mmternational Mines Service
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Minneapolis
Toal
Twin Cities
Kellogs
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Everett “Sanders
J. FP. Pal
Amos C. White
Butler
Republican National Committee
BR. G. Gelgner
Chicago
Etion
Boy Drowns at Grove City Country Club Lake
De Joss McMillan a 17 year old Grove City resident drowned last night around 9 near the Grove City Country club lake. He and Miss Alice Dickson swam toward a sand bar when he suddenly sank after telling her to return to shore. Rescuers failed to reach him in time. He was a Grove City High School junior. Funeral services will be held Monday at the United Presbyterian Church.
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DeJoss McMillan
J. H. McMillan
Grove City
Grove City Country Club
Alice Dickson
McMillan
United Presbyterian Church
Heat in the Mills And a Two Fisted Worker
A rugged description of heat in iron mills, where a muscular worker endures grease, noise, and sweat. The narrator notes the sun’s glare and furnace heat, praising stamina and nerve as the worker toils amid dust and labor. The tone recalls a factory life with grit and resilience.
French Manufacturers Inspect Brick Making in America
French visitors Leon Yeatman and Jean Baptiste Fauchon, from Paris, toured American brick plants in New Castle to study paving block production under the Dawes plan. They aim to open French paving block plants and compare efficiency with U S operations, guided by Charles J. Kirk and Edward Duff.
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Dawes
France
Germany
Leon Yeatman
du Syndicat Des Fabricainis de Products Ceramiques de France
Charles J. Kirk
Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Yeatman
Jean- Baptiste Fauchon
Paris
New Castle
Edward Duff
National Paving Brick Association of
Cleveland
O' France
Fauchon
United States
Heat Wave Pushes Death Toll to Thirty-One
New York reports that three deaths in the morning raise the heat toll to thirty-one across the city and environs. Weather bureau warns of no immediate relief as businesses grant holidays and people seek beaches and parks amid torrid temperatures. Washington records 107 degrees with frosts expected in the Northwest and cooling later in the East. Chicago endures 96 degrees as four deaths occur and mad dog cases number thirty-one. utilities urge rationing and residents conserve water to prevent waste.
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International News Service
New York
Weather Bureau
Washington
Pennsylvania
United States Weather Bureau
Chicago
Taday
Ohio
Flint
Saginaw
Philadelpia
Indiana
Drouprice
Sportsmen Protest Slippery Rock Pollution Cause
Slippery Rock forestry and local anglers protest pollution blamed on sulfur-laden water from Kirby Coal Company mines in Butler County. Charles Withers and Andrew Dodds lead a state authorities appeal, warning continued contamination could ruin local fishing.
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Slippery Rock
Charles ©. Withers
Lawrence County Sportsmen’s Association
Andrew Dodds
E. Rakin
J and
X. F. Straub
Mp. Withers
Fala
Trau
Tadi
Brico
Golf
Kirby
Butler County
Two Years In Prison For Hold-Up In City
F. D. Winegarden of McKees Rocks pleaded nolle contendere after a hold up at an A and P store on South Mill Street. Judge P. Emery sentenced him to pay fines and serve two to four years at Western Penitentiary. Winegarden claimed liquor influenced the act and noted his wartime service and decent family background. He appeared pleased to receive a two year term. A small fire alarm followed, from rubbish behind W. R. Rhodes property on Croton avenue. No damage reported.
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F. D
United States
Dickey
Winegarden
Comes
Pittsburgh and Lake Brig Railroad
P. Emery
Western Penitentiary
Sentene
W. R. Rhodes
Croton Avenue
Deaths of Aw. O. Bichbaum and Simon A. Shumaker
Obituaries notice listing Aw. O. Bichbaum age 81 of 319 North Jefferson Street and Simon A. Shumaker age 83 of Harlansburg Pennsylvania with brief identifiers.
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OW. Bichbaum
North
Jefferson Strreet
Simon A. Shumaker
Harlansburg
Torrid Weather At Cascade Park Prompts Sleep Plan
Heat waves grip the eastern U.S. with record temperatures as Cascade Park contemplates a sleep ban to curb crowds during the warm spell. Park management pledges police patrols and safe conditions while permitting water from Cascade Park springs. Death tolls mount nationwide with hospitals crowded and states reporting new heat related fatalities.
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Cascade Park
Zane Grey
Zane
Casnade Park
Loeb case in hospital ward cited as typical insanity
Wrre den John Whitman says Loeb is a typical insane case after conferring with Dr Walter Martin and notes no transfer from the prison hospital. Nine other inmates with similar disorders are treated there with equipment and care deemed adequate.
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Howard G. Mayer
I. N.S
Joliet
Sune
Loeb
Wrre den John Whitman
Walter Bo Martin
Shepeye Mistriac
Bobby
Whitman
Woeh
Loeh
State Hospital For
Chester
Martin
Weingartner Cow Eats Up Clothing Of A Fair Bather
A cow on Senator Weingartner's farm consumed bathing apparel left in nearby bushes while young women used a natural bath area at the pool. He promises to issue binding instructions to his cows after residents complained about their outfits being eaten. In a separate item four bandits robbed the First State Bank in Galveston, taking 3000 in cash.
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Tate
George A. Weingartner
Senator Weingartner
Weingartner
Younge
Logansport
Ind
First State Bank
Galveston
Here
Drivers Report At High School On Wednesday
Transportation committee asks owners who lent cars for the Wednesday June 19 reunion and cathedral ceremony to report with their vehicles at the senior high school on the morning of June 10. Contact Mr. Clarence Cooper at 4672. All cars needed. please assist by entertaining guests. Drive cars in on Reis street and report to Mr. Cooper.
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Clarence Cooper
Cooper
Reis Street
Mr. Cooper
Prince of Wales Sees 25 000 Zulu Warriors Parade
The Prince of Wales visited Eshowe in Zululand as about 25 000 Zulu warriors gathered with shields and gear but without arms to parade. The town’s population swelled to around 1 000 visitors arriving by automobile from surrounding areas.
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Prince OF Wales
International
Eshowe
South Africa
Zululand
Postmaster Reopens Duties After Illness Recovery
J C Norris postmaster of the New Castle Post Offices has recovered from stomach trouble and will likely resume full duties next week. He underwent an operation in a Cleveland hospital and has shown steady improvement since.
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J. C. Norris
New Castle
Norris
Cleveland
Five Men Die In Head On Freight Train Crash
Paris Taun., June 6 reports indicate five railroad employees were killed in a head on collision between Louisville and Nashville freight trains three miles south of Paris. The dead include Engineer Dick Shaffer Fireman Mason Lurtan Moherly section laborers Ben Baldwin and Dale Beavers all listed as railroad employees.
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International News Service
Paris
Taun
Ivera
Louisville
Nashville
Dick Shaffer
Mason
Lurtan Moherly
Ben Baldwin
Dale Beavers
105 Citizens Naturalized Here This Week
A naturalization court granted citizenship to 105 applicants this week. About 1,000 applicants received papers while others were continued or denied after failure to pass examinations. examiner actions were sent to Pittsburgh for review and final disposition awaits return to the prothonotary's office.
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Naturalization Court
Pittsburgh
Dr Wallace At Hospital Tuesday
Mr Ry J Wallace in charge of the Rotary Clinic will visit Shenango Valley Hospital on Tuesday June 9. Announcement made at the hospital today.
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Dr. Wallace
Ry J. Wallace
Rotary Clinic
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ithe Hospital
Sneak Thief Robs Home On North Mill St
A home on 212 North Mill Street was entered last evening while occupants were on the front porch. A thief searched two second floor bedrooms and took money from two pocketbooks, leaving other valuables. The family noticed a window screen removed and alerted police this morning.
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Rebeccs $. Falls
North Mill Street
C. C. Harner
Scraer
Stont
St Louis Bandits Net Big In Two Payroll Robberies
Two payroll robberies in St Louis Mo net over $6,000. Marvin Louden, a contractor, lost $4,380 and Charles Webhern, a paymaster for a plate glass company, lost $1,800. The incidents occurred in rapid succession this morning.
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St. Louis Bandits
International News Service
ST. Louis T. Mo
Marvin Louden
Charles
Webhern
Plaiy Glass Company
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Les Warren
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Unina
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