French Offer Olive Branch To Uncle Sam
France has asked if the United States would discuss a treaty outlawing war. Briand sent an informal inquiry through Ambassador Herrick in Paris. Coolidge and Kellogg reportedly see no need for new talks given the Bryan arbitration treaty already settling most disputes.
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Uncle Sam
International News Service
Washington
France
United States
State Department
Herrick
Paris
Briand
M. Briand
Coolidge
Kellogg
Two Good Routes To East Side Are Available
Traffic at the Croton avenue and East Washington street intersection jams as patrols change at relief periods. Left turns into Washington delay east bound cars and southbound Cro ton avenue traffic waits long to enter Washington. motorists may use South Jefferson Maitland South Mill Sutton East Washington or South Jefferson Moravia Long Cunningham Arlington as quicker detours.
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Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
Washington Street
South Jefferson
Maitland
South Mill
Sutton
East Washington
Moravia
Long, Cunningham
Arlington Avenues
Captain Lindbergh Gets His Hair Cut Aboard Memphis
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh received his first haircut from ship barber Mike Aullette aboard the U S S Memphis on June 8. Aullette said Lindbergh had just married five days earlier but left his honeymoon to allow the haircut by the famous aviator who completed the first solo transcontinental flight.
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International News Service
U. S. S. Memphis
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States Navy
Mike Aullette
Lindbergh
Where to Go Tonight at Local Theaters
Alberta Vaughn stars in Col legiate and Bray Cartoon in a slate of film events. Karl Dane and George A. Arthur headline Rookies with Pathe News and an orchestra. Capitol hosts The Gorilla by Roberson-Smith Stock Co with matinees. Nixon screens Cradle Snatchers with Louise Fazenda. Regent features Lon Chaney in Mr Wu and George Leaves Home.
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PENN
Karl Dane
George A. Arthur
al St. John
Pathe News
Sullivan and
Mack
Lon Chaney
Mr. Wu
Louis Dresser
Renee Adoree
Ralph Forbes
George
News and Organ
Eight Nurses Graduated At City Hospital
Eight nurses received diplomas at a hospital graduation ceremony led by Rev. Paul E. Campbell of Pittsburgh who tied nursing ideals to Christian service. S. P. Emery presented diplomas and praised duty and study. Dr Eliah Kaplan complemented the class with pins and remarks on nursing as essential to modern civilization. Names of graduates include Frances Rita Quinn, Mary Amelia Marsh, Vera Dorothy Black, Ivalee Mary Weaver, Gertrude Margaret Boyle, Irene Catherine Gray, Elizabeth Mary Jacobs, and Josephine Mary White.
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Campbell
Jesus Christ
Paul E. Campbell
Pittsburgh
Diocese of
Christ
S. P. Emery
Eliah Kaplan
Frances Rita Quinn
Smith’s Ferry
Mary Amelia Marsh
Vera Dorothy Black
Ivaleah Mary Weaver
Gertrude Margaret Boyle
Irene Catherine Gray
Niles, Q
Elizabeth Mary Jacobs
Josephine Mary White
New Castle
Hindenburg Receives Chahmb erlin Levine In Palatial Audience
President Hindenburg greeted fliers Levine and Chamberlin in a grand palace setting, presenting autographed photographs in silver framed portraits. The informal dress of the fliers contrasted with the ceremonial scene as Ambassador Schurman plans a formal dinner tonight at the embassy.
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Hindenburg
Germany
Levine
Chamberlin
Atlantic
Ellwood City Double Tragedy Tied to Infidelity Rumors
Officers investigate a man Melitto and his wife shot dead in Ellwood City. Theories blame a love affair and possible jealousy, with motives speculated as remorse and deception. Melitto, 27 years in the area, served as Circulation Manager for the Ellwood Ledger and rep for Youngstown Telegram, and sold insurance on the side. He leaves a large family including children Lena 19 and James 18. The Bryans, from Butler County, had married 13 years and recently resided in Ellwood City where Melitto had connections but left after initial warnings. The couple were reportedly seen at the Glenn and Fifth avenue corner around 7:30 p.m. on the day of the shootings.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
J. P. Caldwell
Mentrot
Joseph Frengel
Carl MelIstrot
Moravia Street
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus Cemetery
J. P Caldwell
New Castle
MeIltrot
Ellwood Ledger
Youngstown Telegram
MeIlitrot
Melltrot
Aurora, Jr
Bryan
National Tube Company
Melittrot
Meltrot
Lena
James
Mary
Anthony
Joseph
Beatrice
Robert
Hillsville
Bryans
Mr. Bryan
State executive arrives at noon receives degree
Governor Fisher attended a Westminster program at the New Wilmington Rotary club dinner at the Hotel Neshannock. He praised Westminster as the church school and a member of the United Presbyterian congregation, noting expansion plans and expressing gladness to participate. The town's streets were decorated in national colors for the visit.
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Wallace
New Wilmington
Westminster
Earl Carroll Sentenced to Atlanta Prison
New York theatrical producer Earl Carroll is to begin a year and a day in Atlanta prison immediately. He was transported from Greenville, South Carolina, after an investigative medical report, with no credit for time already served.
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Earl Carroll
Atlanta
International News Service
Washington
Sargent
Carroll
Greenville
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Department of Justice
Fan House Burns At Leesburg Mine
Fire at Leesburg Coal and Gas Company mine destroyed the fan house this morning. Cause unknown. Loss about $2,500. Temporary measures to continue operations at the site.
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Leesburg
Leesburg Coal and Gas Company
Fuller To Speak Here On June 28
Arrangements are under way for a meeting at the Trades Assembly hall on June 28 at eight oclock to hear Paul W. Fuller director of Workers Education speak.
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Trades Assembly Hall
Paul W. Fuller
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients
Admitted patients include Mrs. Hazel Pate of Baden Pa and Mrs. Agnes Reynolds of New Wilmington along with Harry Miles of East Laurel Avenue, R C 3, Miss Elizabeth Gaston of North Beaver Street.
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Hazel Pate
Baden
Harry Miles
East Laurel Avenue
Agnes Reynolds
New Wilmington
R. C
Elizabeth Gaston
North Beaver Street
Fragmented historical questions and moral tale fragments
A series of trivia prompts on history politics and religion mixed with short narrative excerpts. Questions cover June 8 1927 death anniversary of Andrew Jackson years Jackson was president Roman emperor fiddled while Rome burned Egypt king proclaimed in 1922 first printing press inventor German biblical quote location in the Bible a subway beggar scene with a drunken passer-by nurse Ella with sticky hands and a chocolate éclair in her muff.
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Andrew Jackson
Jackson
United States
Ella
Jimmy Jams Horoscope For Today
A horoscope reads that people born on this date reach their peak by being lovable. It suggests both men and women should cultivate warmth to attract humanity and grow personally.
Wayne Wheeler and the Anti-Saloon League Era
Wayne B Wheeler served as general counsel for the Anti Saloon League a leading temperance movement figure. The notes reference years 1828 to 1836 and mention Nero Fund I Guttenberg and Romans VIII 28 in a condensed historical context.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Temperance Movement
The
Anti-Saloon League
Nero
Fund I
Guttenberg
Publisher tests agents with counterfeit restriction note
The publisher orders the janitor to post a warning that no book agents are admitted while admitting that agents were advertised to sell a new work. The secretary objects, but the publisher insists the test will reveal who is fit to handle their venture.
English Aisylum Visitor Describes Talking American Inmate
A visitor touring an English asylum observed an American inmate jabbering incoherently and filling his cell with diagrams. The superintendent commented it was a pathetic case as the prisoner tried to explain waffles to some Englishmen.
Misunderstanding at the Doctor's Office
A man visits a busy doctor and, after being ordered to undress, reveals he came to collect a grocery bill. The doctor insists examinations are top priority and dismisses the visitor, who then complies with the request before declaring his true purpose.
Homestead Street Car Line To Quit
Homestead and Mifflin Railways Co. says its three mile Homestead to Lincoln Place line will close August 1 due to unprofitable competition from motor transport. Stockholders report $20,000 loss in 25 years. planned $300,000 route improvements are unaffordable. A bus line will replace the trolley system with other lines to follow in Warren and Meadville.
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International News Service
Homestead
Homestead and Mifflin Railways Co
Lincoln Place
Warren
Meadville
Butler County youth dies after accident in area
A Butler County youth, James Howard Wimner, died here after an accident. He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Willis Douglass of New Castle, Mrs. Seymore Scott of Malta, Alabama, and Mrs. Paul McDannils of Ellwood City. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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James Howard Wimner
Willis Douglass
New Castle
Seymore Scott
Malta, Ala
Paul McDannils
Ellwood City
Lindbergh Receives Global Honors At Sea
News boats and liners report Lindbergh’s tour of honors as the Bremen alters course to bring the Memphis within 1600 feet for a passengers’ view. Lindbergh stands on the main deck and salutes as the ship passes.
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Atlantic
Young Flyer
Bremen
Memphis
Lindbergh
Lindbergh Arrival Under Sailors High Hopes and Noise
The text portrays Lindbergh arriving in the United States amid a flurry of attention. He maintains a boyish air yet acts as an unofficial diplomat, tolerating constant messages and invitations. Getting him up and responding to calls proves a notable challenge before breakfast.
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United States
Europe
Lindbergh
Porch Robbery Report Tied to Highland Avenue Homes
Police investigate reports porch awnings and other items stolen from J. C. Kirk KE FP Leavy and Linton homes on Highland avenue. Info so far places two boys seen driving a wagon loaded with porch furniture west on Grant street the same night.
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J. C. Kirk KE
Leavy
Linton
Highland Avenue
Grant Street
Triangle Club Holds Park Dinner Tuesday
Twenty five girls of the Blue Triangle Club a YWCA organization held their final meeting of the season at Cascade Park. The dinner noted guests Miss Cassandra Aiken Miss Cora E Ritchie and Miss Agnes Allison. Allison who has worked as a Girl Reserve secretary leaves today for Yellowstone Park after a fare well banquet. She will be hostess at Canyon Camp Yellowstone Park this summer and plans to join her parents in New York City in the fall.
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Stresemann
Berlin
Adlom Hotel
Herr Wilhelm Koch
Marx
Lufthansa Company
Germany
Potsdam
Chamberlin
Levine
Columbia
Templehofer Flying Field
Felix Frank
Vienna
Europe
Paris
Rome
London
Blue Triangle Club
Cascade Park
Cassandra Aiken
Cora IE. Ritchie
Association
Agnes Allison
Miss Allison
Young Women’s Christian Association
Yellowstone Park
Canyon Camp
New Castle
New York City
A. L. Todd Fined For Disorderly Conduct
A. L. Todd was arrested last night by Motorcycle Officer Criswell and fined ten dollars today for disorderly conduct after his car was found being driven in a disorderly manner.
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A. L. Todd
Criswell
Chamberlin Levine Refuse To Divulge Future Plans
Clarence Chamberlin said plans are not determined when asked about flying back to New York in their Bellanca plane. Charles A Levine added he would like to fly back to America. The pair, noted for their transatlantic flight, gave no definite schedule.
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Chamberlin-Levine
cTnternational News Service
Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
New York
America
Levine
Body of Mexican President’s wife lies in state
The body of Senora Calles, wife of the President, will lie in state today for a few hours in Chapultepec Castle before interment in a cemetery outside Mexico City. Government business suspended.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Senora Calles
Chapultepec Castle
Truck Stolen From Brown and Hamilton Store Lot
J. J. Golis reports his truck missing from Water Street rear of the Brown and Hamilton Co store around 10 a m. Pennsylvania license 237 578. The theft occurred during the morning, and police were notified.
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J. J. Golis
South
Jefferson Street
Pennsylvania
Water Street
Brown and Hamilton Company
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