Block Attempt To Assassinate Premier
Japanese police thwarted an assassination bid on Premier Tanaka. Suspect Shing Okamiui arrested. authorities fear a hired band linked to the 1921 Keihara murder. A nationwide search for band members is underway. Eagles Club Raid in Rochester and Ambridge results: steward detained, illegal brewery found, alcohol seized.
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International Torio
Sassinate
Tanasa
Raiwa
Japan
Inere
Shing Okamiui
Atte
Ate Tach
Keihara
Tanaka
Eagles Club
Rochester
Agres
Ambridge
Edwin S. Metager
Eagles
Cwealth
Martin
Tent Meetings Planned By Church And Army
Members of the Euclid Avenue Methodist church will join with the Salvation Army for tent meetings over the next three weeks. The gospel tent will be erected at the corner of Wilmington Avenue and Euclid. Meetings begin on Sabbath and will be in charge of Adjutant Parkins of the Salvation Army.
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Wilmington and
Euclid Avenues
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Wilmington Avenue
Euclid
Adjutant Parkins
Bell Telephone Directories Goes Direct to Subscribers
Bell Telephone plans direct mail summer directories from printer saving six to ten days. City manager John R. Dunfee says the front matter expands from seven to twelve pages to provide faster toll service guidance and broader local information for subscribers.
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Bell Telephone Company
John R. Dun+fee
Harvard Man Is Mysteriously Missing
Harvard varsity crew manager William Wayne Neff, son of Chicago financier Mettleton Neff, was reported missing in Cambridge June 6. Anxiety spread among Crimson athletes as officials speculated he may have gone to New York to visit friends, leaving Harvard coaches and crew at Red Top, Connecticut, preparing for the annual race against Yale. A separate note mentions a murder trial involving a fight between two sets of relatives and a state referee.
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International
Cambridge
Mass
William Wayne Neff
Harvard
Mettleton, Neff
Chicago
Crimson
Neff
New York
Red Top
Conn
Yale
Charge Man Has Some Four Wives
Fifie Clancy files a libel in divorce from Jerome Clancy alleging multiple marriages. He wed the complainant March 29, 1927, deserted September 12, 1927, and later married again in Pittsburgh February 16, 1927 with a wife in Cleveland and another in Georgia. Investigations indicate four current wives and possible more.
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Court House
Fifie Clancy
Jerome Clancy
Jerome
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Greensburg Pays Tribute To Papal Delegate Today
Greensburg hosts 4000 worshippers in heavy rain for Papal Delegate Pietro Fumasoni Biondi benedictions at Corpus Christi Mass. Delegates to Philadelphia for Jubilee of Cardinal Dougherty. Planned visits include Hill Airport Seton Hall and a mountain motor trip.
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Greensburg
Pietro Fumasoni Biondi
America
Corpus Christi
Vincent's
Aurelius Steble
Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougher
The
Hill
Seton T College
Young Danish Tourist Chooses Future Career
Paris report notes fourteen year old Danish traveler Palle returns after a world tour in forty four days. An international brief highlights his return and hints at his chosen path ahead.
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Paris
Palle
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Coats
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West Washington St
Whitman & Johnston Chocolates
New Castle Drug Co
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E. Long Avenue
Peggy Davis
Cascade Mountains
Skykomish
Wash
Seattle
George Fowler
George Story, Fowler
Brooklyn
Bell Telephone Directories
Ag Teferee
L. L. Swan & CO
N. Mil Street
Builders Supplies
Citizens Lumber Company
White St
Ea Ae Coats New Kash New Suedes Ears New Novelties Group
East Washinet Street
Papal
Huld
DUCO
Lawrence Automobile CO
Mercer Street
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