Day Of Oratory At Convention
Delegates at the Republican national convention in Chicago hear speeches as candidates vie for the 1920 nomination. Heat and mass oratory mark a marathon day with more than 40 unpledged delegates possible, aiming for ballot decisions and a vice presidential pick postponed to tomorrow.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Stalt
Chicago
Jne
Colisum
Jad
Oil City Motorist Knocks Girl Down on Jefferson
An automobile with license 292,088 owned by Neil Gillespie of 414 West Front Street Ol City Pa struck a little girl on South Jefferson street Thursday afternoon. Several witnesses reported the accident to police and the girl was taken to a physician on South Jefferson street. she was not seriously injured.
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Neil Gillespie
West Front Street
Ol City
South Jefferson Street
South Jefferson Reel
Chautauqua Arrangements Set For City Event
Final plans completed for the Coil Alber Chautauqua to be held from June 21 to July in the city. Advance posters advertising the program have been received and promote an attractive lineup for the event.
Convention Hour Shifts to Presidential Nominations
At the Coliseum in Chicago delegates provide early ballots and forecasts as the convention prepares to nominate a president. Lodges says business starts at 9:30 am with anticipation of first ballot results. South Carolina and Arkansas delegations indicate strategic voting choices, while New York reports a divided sentiment and a lack of clear factional lines.
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International News Servicey Coliseum
Lodge
dJos
Sph
W. Tolbert
South Carolina
Lowden
Wood
Joh JSON
Tolbert
Four Young Men Taken By Cops
A quartet of young men gave names James Parka Prank Ternett Charles Kessler and James dlennesy of 681 Oil and were picked up by city police on West Washington street. They said they came with a friend and, after the host could not accommodate them, walked the streets and spent the night at the police station awaiting contact with parents to return home.
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James Parka
Prank Ternett
Charles Kessler
James Dlennesy
Washington Street
Lea
Independents To Clash Saturday
Independents prepare for a Saturday clash at 6 00 P M with grounds to be announced. Carnegie players will be available and the lineup features Catz Plaberty Carpenter catchers and a host of fielders. Open dates listed July 4 6 and all dates after July 10.
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Xay Caetle
Noro
Carnagie Minihy
Abang
Say
Vineuy
New Castle
Serim Catz Plaberty Carpenter
Catchers
Annela
Fhili
Piers
FL Hoes
Richards
Marlin
Cop
Rank
Tard
Mareid CO
Hose
Bearle
Burnett
Lawrence
Daln
Van
Shanid
Nin Catzza
Heth I
Pinched Officer Detains Man After Disorderly Scene
A scuffled incident ended with John being held for a hearing after officers restrained him amid a loud quarrel. The report notes a tense confrontation between Jitor Tologko and a cop, with bystanders and strained words contributing to the disturbance.
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Jitor Tologko
Wernoen
Towner
John
Tomorrow Promises Another Busy Day After 1834 Founding
The statement notes that a day ahead will be filled with activity following the 1834 founding, implying continued momentum and ongoing pursuits. It emphasizes a forward-looking pace and ongoing efforts without detailing specific events.
Man Found Dead In Pool Of Blood Near Dutford's Store
A man was found in a pool of blood near Dutford's furniture store on Kay Washington Street after reportedly being attacked near railroad tracks last night. He was taken to hospital by ambulance, with police investigating the alleged assault and seeking a suspect described as Hoy 4immerly.
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Travers
Washington Street
Eman
of Dutford
Tian
Bodies to be moved to Maine in shipper plan
The article notes the disposal and transport plan for the Blaine family remains to Maine. It mentions a shipment route and the expected arrival timing, with reference to authorities and the existing state authorities overseeing the process.
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Blaine
Maine
American Legion Victorious Team Banquets Tonight
The victorious American Legion team will be honored at a banquet tonight at the Rk 3 Hat. County treasurer Lita Horner offered a dinner for the team and sponsor Botray of the Metropolitan Insurance Company promised a garnish meal. District attorney Geo. W. Maat provided cigars as prizes. Edward Torssell captained the winning squad with Lewis Conn in a hard uphill chase that ended with both teams set for a banquet tonight.
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American Legion
CL Lita Horner
Botray
Metropolitan Tif Insurance Company
Geo. W. Maat
Edward Torssell
Lewis Conn
Bath
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