Coolidge Invas Territory Once Claimed By La Follette
President Coolidge visits St Paul in a La Follette stronghold to mark the Norwegian American centennial as crowds greet him at Kellogg home and at the State Fairgrounds. Lenroot accompanies the party, with expected support for re-election. No campaign rhetoric expected today.
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George F. Durno
International News Service
ST. Pagl
Minn
Coolidge
Robert M. LaFollette
America
United States
St. Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
Minneapolis
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Kellogg
Wisconsin
la Follette
Milwaukee
Weather and Work Prompt by Memeter
The message notes a difference between wants and reality, urging focus on task despite hot weather. It imagines wanting beach time but emphasizes staying at work as conditions are finety and deucedly hot. The speaker references Arthur Memeter and social desire vs duty.
Special Train Of President Stops Here Short Time
The Capitol Limiteds special section carrying President Coolidge paused at Mahoningtown station for about two minutes Saturday night. The train arrived at 11:56 and departed at 11:55 with only a few onlookers recognizing the president in his sleeping Pullman coach under guard by secret service.
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Capitol Limited
Coolidge
Chicago
Mahoningtown
Reppls
Secret Services
Wolfe Swamp Dumps Fire Rages Hours In City
Firemen from Wolfe Swamp and street department battled a dump fire between Florenza and Bartram since noon Sunday. First alarm at 12 50 p m. firefighters laid 550 feet of hose to Florence Avenue hydrant. Fire smoldered 20 feet underground under earth cover and rekindled later. Chief Lynn floodlit the area at 3 p m. and again until 8 a m. by central department. Cause believed to be spontaneous combustion of mattresses old tags and other rubbish dumped and covered.
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Aghiosa
Florenza
Bartram
H. Clare Stockman
No. 4
Florence Avenue
Judson Barteaux
No.4
Charles Lynn
Central Department
Workmen Ready To Resurface Neshannock Avenue
Workmen from State Construction begin resurfacing Neshannock Avenue and will close the road from North Street to Rural Avenue for about 10 days. During closure two alternate routes are advised for motorists traveling to Ifill's Beach via West Side South Side North Hill Park Avenue Rural Avenue and The Narrows. Cas cade Street provides access from Croton and East Slide to the beach.
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Neshannock Avenue
Amnestia
North Street
Rural Avenue
Worth Street
Ifill
Death Notices for Mrs H D Anderson and others
Death record lists Mrs H D Anderson 68 of S80 Cunningham Avenue M W Cunningham 66 of Harlana burg Pa John Allen 57 of Ellrood City and Joseph Freeman Williams 53 of 115 North Shenango Street.
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H. D. Anderson
Cunningham Avenue
M. W. Cunningham
Harlanaburg
John Allen
Ellrood City
Joseph Freeman Williams
North Shenango Street
President Urges Unity Across Nations At Minnesota Rally
President Coolidge urged the world to follow America's example of assimilation and unity at the State Fairgrounds in Minneapolis. He praised Norwegians and other adopted sons for shaping the nation, argued fraternity and cooperation can unify the world, and urged peaceful progress beyond borders.
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Bwmoren
Durno
Tnternational Mews Service
State Fair Grounds
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
Coolidge
Northwest
New York Harbor
Mississippi
Missouri
United States
Bny
Tam
Nine In Family Meet Death At Madman's Hands
In Hassenberg Germany on June 2 ten people were killed by basket maker Brueckner who then killed his wife and mother and sister and their spouses and five children before hanging himself The wife had left him and Brueckner later murdered her He had previously been suspected in the drowning of a girl two years earlier
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Hassenberg
Germany
Brueckner
State Holds To Theory Student Killed Teacher
Louisiana authorities opened an inquest into the death of Oscar B. Furner, a 45 year old agricultural instructor at the state university. A theory holds a student killed the professor to avenge a grudge. An axe smeared with blood was found near the crime scene and questions about exam papers discovered in the slain man's desk. Fingerprint results were inconclusive.
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Cinternational
Baton Rouge
State of
Louisiana
Raroner
Oscar B. Furner
State University
Agronomy
Ines
Turner
New Orleans
Bertillion
Solice
Mercury Tumbles In East Brings Welcome Relief
New York endured a seven day heat wave with over 150 deaths and many prostrations. A sharp late night cool down brought the temperature to 61 degrees though a cool spell may bring thunder showers. Parks beaches and resorts were busy as residents sought relief from the torrid spell.
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International News Service
New York
Teller
Traffic accidents in New Castle city and region
May 31 to June inclusive recorded 92 persons injured in 8 traffic accidents. January 1 to June 6 inclusive total 337 injured in 79 fatalities, with 5 occurring inside the city limits.
Westminster College Commencement Week Activities
Westminster college hosts graduation week as alumni relatives and friends flood the town. A Saturday program featured a Thiel Westminster dual meet, a conservatory recital by Elbana Kegy and Mayl Jesafe Mockel, and a Dramatic Club play The Wonder Hat coached by Mary C. McDonough. Sabbath services in the Presbyterian church included a sermon by Rev. George A. Long.
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Wews
Temington
Junge S
Alumans
Westminster College
Presbyterian Church
Thiel
Westminster
Conservatory of Music
College Chapel
Little Theatre
Misa Elbana Kegy
Victim
Miayl Jesafe Mockel
New Castle
d'Ambrosio
Max Roger Rondino
Beethoven-Kreisler
Ties Kary
The
Dramatic Club
Mary C. McDonoughs
Betty Glover
New Casué
Norah French
Sharpsburg
Andrew Harmody
Sharon
Christian Associations
George A. Long
Homewood Avenue Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburgh
Women To Share In Defense Day This Year
The War Department confirmed on June 6 that women will participate in the national defense mobilization on July 4 on equal terms with men. Acting Secretary Dwight Davis said the department supports women in defense duties and will muster all forces nationwide, emphasizing patriotic demonstrations and national defense stakes. The plan targets broader participation than last year, with city and town involvement nationwide.
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Anthony Wayne Cook
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Davis
War Department
America
Cook
Davin
Fts
U. S
United States
Congress
Lrst
Girl Struck By Auto Driver Fails To Stop
Miss Josephine Walter was struck near Jefferson and Grant streets as she crossed the road and the auto driver fled down West Grant. She sustained injuries and was taken home for examination. witnesses present, license not confirmed.
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Josephine Walter
Jefferson and
Grant Streets
Grant Street
Former Greenville Man Recalls Rentz California Episode Speech
An article from the Greenville Record Argus recounts Fred L. Rentz, president of The News Company, visiting California and attempting a speech disrupted by the meeting chair. J B Smith, once of Greenville and now in California, writes the piece, noting California Florida feuds and the Hollywood scene. The narrative teases Smith’s Hollywood duties and the paper’s growing influence in Los Angeles journalism and entertainment circles.
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Greenville
Rentz
California
Fred L. Rentz
Greenville Record
Argus
J.L. Morrison
J. 8. Smith
Soma
Florida
John Scott Smith
Hollywood
Mollywood
Belgium to Begin Debt Funding Talks in July
Washington reports Belgium will bring a 460 million dollar debt to the United States for funding negotiations in July. A debt commission led by former Premier Theunis will visit the United States within two months, with dates to be fixed after his return to Brussels from Italy.
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A K. Retrolds
Washington
United States
State Department
Bel- Flum
Theunis
Italy
Hed
Brussels
Belgium
Recover Bodies Of Nine Workers Killed By Train
Nine bodies have been recovered and eight or ten workers are missing after a train derailment near Converse Indiana. A section of 25 men was caught under fifteen coal cars derailed beneath a Pennsylvania trestle. Three workers were rescued from beneath the cars.
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Sulletin
Converse
Ind
Pennsylvania
Cathedral Facts In News Tuesday Order Copies Now
In New Castle News Tuesday June 9 a story will cover plans for the cornerstone laying of the Ancient Accented Scottish Rite Cathedral with pictures of the building and participants. Masons visiting for the reunion and local readers will want extra copies. orders should be placed this afternoon or Tuesday morning.
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New Castle
A Cuests
Masonic Fraternity
Pollution in Slippery Rock Stream Still Unsolved
Scout officials warn Slippery Rock Stream remains polluted with a fluorscent color and fish kills continue. A half bushel of dead fish was found along 409 feet of the bank, hindering swimming at the camp. Public concern grows as state action is sought. Also, Morrin Knowles Inc. gains control of city planning and zoning work.
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J. Tee Calahan
Bar Scout
Morrin Knowles, Inc
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Fittsburgh
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President Coolidge
LaFollette
Arthur Memeter
Wolfe Swamp
Hill's
State University of Louisiana
Mercury
New York City
Gyril Scott
Chopin Yin Aganini
Liszt
Mockel
Ming Kasy
Miss Mockel
Hille
Burleigh
Ceeil Burleigh
Vieuxtemps
Kap
Ino Angeles
Cleveland
Lakehurst
International News
S. 8
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
St. Paugt
United Statoil
Ins Havear
Los Anglesh
Angels
Eas
Smith Sforesaid
John’ Scott Smith
Puna
Romeos Besiege Assemblywoman
Mildred Barber
Marathon City
Wis
Tote
Silrocette
the News
J. T. Ray
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