Chicago Plans Boys Military Naval Academy
Chicago aims to establish the nation's largest boys military and naval academy for ages 12 to 20. The project envisions training at West Point or Annapolis, relocating Camp Roosevelt to Great Lakes naval station, and seeking Navy approval to use land and buildings west of the station. Angus S. Hibbard says operations will be non profit and open to youth nationwide, with graduates eligible for commissions. The 605 acre site would offer full curriculum. the plan has White House backing and rapid construction expected.
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Kenneth Harris
International News Service
Sary
Chicago
Naval Academy
United States
Amierica
West Point
Annapolis
Cam Roosevelt
Great Lakes Nayal
Treccjatly
Navy Department
Washington
Bitldings
Great Lakes
Angus S. Hibbard
Army
Navy
Hibbard
Samp
Harding
John J. Pershing
Police asked to identify owner of offending driver
WH Shearer of 904 Wear Clayton Street reported to police last night that while driving from Ellwood City a car in front bearing license 265-369 used a spotlight so it interfered with his vision. He asked the owner to stop, but the driver jerked away and refused. He requested police to obtain the owner’s name.
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WH. Shearer
Wear Clay
Ton Street
Ellwood City
Lcense
Attempt To Enter Endangers Home In Neighborhood Report
Tony Donofrio of 209 Praston Avenue was deported to the police last night after residents reported two prior attempts to enter his home. He is at work and his household fears for safety. Police were asked to patrol the area.
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Tony Donofrio
Praston Avenue
Where To Go Tonight On Screen and Stage
Strand news lists Jack Holt in While Satan Sleeps and Wallace Reid in The Ghost Breaker with Lila Lee. Two reel comedy His First Honeymoon. Fox News shows Snowdrift from James Hendryx with Al St John. Regent screens The Beautiful and Damned with Marie Provost. Pathe News presents a mix of novelties and vaudeville acts.
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Nixon
Burk Jones
Rene Rich
Jame B. Hendryx
Fox
al St. John
Fox News
Marie Provost
Baby Pegsy
The
Reper Miller
Neal Aart
Tares
New Castle Band Tours Armour Packing Plant Visit
New Castle students touring a large Armour packing and lard refinery facility saw hogs processed into pork and inspected products. Guides explained the operations from slaughter to packaging while 28 company guests lunched in the Armour lunch room.
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Armour
Armour Ole
Pinchot Sorry Resignation Of Finegan Final
Governor Pinchot announces his regret over Dr Finegan's resignation as Pennsylvania's superintendent of public instruction. He pledges a thorough department review, insists on protecting schools, and says Dr J George Becht will continue duties until investigation ends with Becht's nomination sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Britain Differes From France On Reparations Note
June reports from Rome Brussels and London describe German offers of 294 million dollars annually for reparations rejected as Franco British reactions diverge. Front pages praise the note while Italian Fascists criticize its omissions and rail guarantees as inadequate. Brussels signals Beletum hesitation on any French action.
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Rome
Brussels
Beletum Willennenr
France
Birthday of Arthur Morris Dick at Princeton scene
Arthur Morris Dick of Portersville marks a birthday anniversary today while attending a Princeton school. Event notes his connection to the campus and local ties to Portersville.
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Arthur Morris Dick
Portersville
Princeton
State School Head Declines Gov Pinchot Offer
The state school superintendent, Dr. Finegan, declined Governor Pinchot’s bid to appoint him to a four year term and instead asked time to study the state school program. He stated he would resign if the governor’s investigation found disapproval of the current administration, and noted his decision aligns with constitutional protections for the office.
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Ime
Finegan
Senate
Ima
State Council of Eduration Hd
Couran
Friends of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Evan
Wedding Trip Seranade Sparks Alley Crowd at Oak and Ray Burreta
A crowd of at least 75 youngsters and some adults gathered at the Oak and Ray Burreta corner after Carl Ane florson and Wil Tarlden Jacko store just returned from a wedding trip. The couple were serenaded, then the crowd followed them home. A chalk message on an egged car declared the operator of this pfs not married. Police, including Cade Meare, attended as bystanders protested and a local commotion ensued.
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Carl Ane Florson
Wil Tarlden
Jacko
Commer of Oak
Ray Burreta
Gaight
Governor defends school policy stance over superintendent
A governor reframes the education policy debate as a test of executive duty, insisting no political interference guide technical school administration. The document urges public protection of professional autonomy, citing constitutional safeguards and the need to avoid precedents that politicize education in the commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
Incompetent Osage Indians Limited To $4,000 Allowance
The District of Columbia court of appeals limited annual allowances for incompetent Osage Indians to 4000 dollars each, with 2000 extra for each minor child. Remaining funds will be invested or held in banks until minors reach maturity, in a suit over royalties and Congress withholding powers.
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C International News Service
Washington
Congress
Ora Ros
United States Supreme Court
Deaths of the Day Joseph Pixor Buried
Funeral services for Joseph H. Pixor were held at 2 p.m. from his Enon Valley home with Rev. A. D. Stalley presiding. Burial followed at Little Beaver cemetery with pallbearers Charles Johnston John Corray Thomas Madden Samuel McRoberts and Clark McCawan. McKissick Funeral.
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Joseph
H. Pieor
O’clark
Enon Valle
A.D. Stalley
New Waterford
Ynde Run
Little Beaver Cemetery
Charles Johnston
John Corray
Thomas Madden
Samuel McRoberts
Clark McCawan
Japan Accepts Soviet Trade Offer After Conference Call
Tokio reports Soviet government acceptance of a proposed trade agreement. Jie Joffe, secretary to the Russian envoy, said Moscow would soon send full powers to negotiate. He urged the conference to be held in Tokio and expressed readiness to begin new talks once powers arrive.
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Tokio
Jie
Joffe
Seciet
Japan
Moscow
Tourists Overwhelm Japanese Hostelries
Tourists flock to Japan in 1922 with the Imperial Hotel heavily booked as US visitors wait for rooms. Officials anticipate 35 900 tourists in 1928 amid shifting European and American economic conditions driving higher foreign travel.
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International Owl Service
Torkig
Imperial Hotel
Tokio
Japan
United States
Tsukiji Seiyoken
Tokio Station
Japan Tourist Bureau
Europe
Arthur Goodchild Dies At Massilon Age 43
Arthur Goodchild aged 43 died this morning at 7 at his Massilon Ohio home after an illness from complications. He had lived in this city for years and was son of James and Elizabeth Baker Goodchild of Queat Street. He leaves a wife and one son of Massillon two daughters Mrs Aaron Boalick and Miss Jennie Goodchild of this city and several brothers and sisters in Massillon. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Geld
Hraden Geld
Butler
William McKissick
Los Angeles
Cal
Ana Jr. Messick
Oklahoma
Arthur Goodchild
Massilon
Thiaelty
James
Elzabeth Baker Goodchild
Queat Street
Maanilon
Aara Boalick
Jennie Goodchild
Camp Rigby
Car Gaston
James Goodchild
Thomas Malonay
Jasale Goodchild Cochran
Bailey seeks name change to John Baptist Nazarene
William G. Bailey a machinist helper from South End asks Suffolk Probate Court to change his name to John Baptist Nazarene Bailey. Born May 1898 in Richmond he is married.
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International News Service
Boston
William G. Bailey
South End
Propate Court
Suffolk County
John Baptist Nazarens
Bailey
Richmond
Robbery at South Pins Street Home Reported
No arrests were made in the Wednesday night robbery at 811 South Pins Street. The burglar used a skeleton key to enter the rear door. Stolen items include $66 in cash, keys, a knife, and the man’s work pants.
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South Pins Street
Boulicl
Joining Auto Shoe Sparks County Motorists Rally
Several motorists of New Wilmington joined the Lawrence County Automobile Association today. Many others are signing up as H G Miller has arranged a motorists rally at Connellsville on Tuesday.
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New Wilmington
Lawrence County Automobile Association
H. G. Miller
Connellehamharva
Old Trolley Gives Up After 35 Years' Work
Norwalk Connecticut June 3 a Connecticut company retiring a long serving trolley that had run for 35 years hauling passengers to Devlon's Point and CaliZ pasture on Long Island Sound. The old car was taken away as a memento of bygone days after snowdrifts and high tides interrupted service.
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C International
Norwalk
Conn
Toonervilla Trottes
Devlon’s Point
Caliz Pasture
Long Island Sound
Connecticut Company
Thea New Haven Railroad
Ia Mementa
Walls Suffers Stroke in City, Condition Critical
Jacob Walls, a longtime city salesman, suffered a stroke at his Beaver Street home this morning and is reported to be in critical condition. He is widely known in the community for his years of work.
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Jacob Walls
Beaver Street
Walls
County Roads To Be Made Safe County Roads To Be Made Safe
County Detective I M Dunlap determined to stop speeding and reckless driving on state roads. He recalled complaints about motorists and inspected the Youngstown road last night. Several drivers faced questioning. one identified as Era Kitne, with licensing issues noted by Dunlap.
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M. Dunlap
Justiiz
van Malden
Duslap
Mercer Street
Youngstown
Rock
Era Kitne
Rhine
Mick Phillipa
Roski Township
Ohio
Durilan
DB Ney R. L. Hildebrand Assurances
Butler
Hareke
Serscal
Man Is Grandfather And A Grandson Too
International News Service reports in St Louis that Barry Scatler enjoys being both grandfather and grandson at once. He belongs to a family with five generations living together amid a reunion sparked by the arrival of Alton Perry’s Scallet, with each generation marked by a new birth roughly every twenty years.
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ST. Louis
Barry Scatler
Scaller
Alton Perrys Scallet
Fathe
Scalletta
Co. B. F. Club Hosts Evening at Moors Home
Members of the Co. B. F. Club gathered at Glenn Moors residence on Franklin Avenue Thursday for an evening featuring music and sewing. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held in two weeks on Patton Street.
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