Democrats Idle As Republicans Select Nominee
Democrats idle as Republicans pick a nominee. Two contests loom in Houston horizon with only two notices filed. charges of Democratic and Republican forces alleged in Philadelphia and the canal zone. Clem L. Shaver plans Houston trip to confer with Jesse H. Jones. call for committee meeting expected next week. Nomination race mirrors Hoover versus field for Democrats with Gov. Al Smith facing a loose opposition.
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Plans For Another Southern Polar Expedition
New York June 7 Plans for a third South Polar expedition have been announced by Commander Douglas George Jeffrey R N retired who expects to lead a 23 member team with two planes into the Antarctic in September He says there will be no direct competition with Commander Byrd and Captain Wilkins who will be in the Antarctic at the same time Jeffrey veteran of Shackleton’s former voyages aims to define Graham’s Land boundaries to determine if it is a continent or multiple bodies Navigator Captain Arthur Argles joins from a trans Atlantic flight for Mabel Bell
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Weather Delays National Air Race Plane to Pittsburgh
The guiding plane for the Los Angeles to New York national air race, carrying D. M. Steel of Los Angeles, failed to reach Pittsburgh on schedule due to bad weather. Authorities said the craft is expected to arrive tomorrow as Bettisfield officials announced.
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Senator Moses Arrives in Kansas City for Convention Role
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire arrived in Kansas City where leaders have agreed to him as permanent chairman for the Republican national convention. Moses is discussed as a possible vice presidential nominee if Hoover is nominated, with New Hampshire’s 11 votes pledged for Hoover.
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Club Stewards Freed By Judge In Bentleyville Seizures
Washington Pa June 7 Prohibition agents used illegal search warrants to raid the Eagle and Moose clubs at Bentleyville. Judge James I Brownson ruled to day the stewards James Bickerstaff and A Bertolono were freed of liquor law violation charges.
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Finds A Way To Stop Attacks Of Fits
Reports of a promising treatment claim to stop epileptic fits. An offer of free trial therapy is extended to sufferers, with instructions to write to the developer for details. The text references Lepsa and Milwaukee Wisconsin, and appeals to reach all sufferers.
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North Street High Honor Roll List Publicized
North Street Junior High announces the year’s honor roll noting 64 students on the list and 29 with honorable mentions. Principal B K Thacker releases the roll, naming students by class and surname across sections 7B3 7A2 7A3 8B1 8B3 and more, including Hazel Bergland and Jean Haug.
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Tom Hawkins
Charles Kay
Herbert Rabinovitz
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Olive McNea
Coke Production Shows Increase Across Regions
Acnet gain of 260 tons was made in the coke regions here during the peat week. The output for the week was 44,120 tons. Furnace interests were responsible for the district gain as merchant operators again reported a drop in reduction. Furnace operators produced 14,850 tons, a gain of 1,360. merchant plants produced 29,270 tons, a loss of 900, and discontinued 127 ovens.
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Conbellsville
Acnet
Historical Patent Medicine Ads Mixed List From Era
A fragmented ad page lists numerous tonics medicines and cosmetic products with varied prices. Brands such as Creomulsion Tanlac Sal Hepatica and Barbasol appear alongside obscure preparations and potions, reflecting a late 19th to early 20th century shop offerings.
Chicago Fights Rabies Epidemic With Mass Treatments
Chicago health officials report a national rabies battle with more than a thousand people treated at Iroquois Hospital since October. Patients receive one injection daily for two weeks after dog bites, with many treatments offered free due to dog rabies prevalence. Some fatalities have occurred from infections following bites as city officers enforce muzzling and licensing, shooting animals at first signs of the disease.
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Chicago
Sheridan Road
Gold Coast
City to curb rabies menace with dog leash rules
City health and county officials plan a 30 day effort to end the rabies menace. Most dogs will remain on leash as precautions are intensified.
Married Artists Challenge Prize Rule At Fine Arts School
Paris reports students at the School of Fine Arts protest a rule barring married artists from winning the Prix de Rome. They call the regulation barbarous, faulty on moral grounds, and allege it discriminates in favor of single artists, noting past incidents and marriages unfinished by term dates.
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Pullman Porters Plan Nationwide Strike Approaching
Six thousand or more porters employed by the Pullman Company threaten a strike beginning tomorrow night unless the federal mediation board intervenes. The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, via Webster divisional leader, demands a wage rate of 150 dollars per month based on a 240 hour monthly schedule.
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