Will Hunts Vainly for Delegates in Kansas City Pews
In Kansas City on June 11 a tour of churches failed to attract any candidates or delegates. The writer reports pastors and worshipers debating religion as a political force, with one observer noting the public fervor and others hoping faith will save the nation. The piece conveys a satirical tone about politicians courting churchgoers.
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Will
Kansas City
Spretat
Ted Prard
Reignan
Daylight Time Change Evident in City Lighting Evening
Last night daylight savings was clear as street lights came on before 9:50 PM. Hundreds of New Castle children joined summer programs at Ben Franklin High and city playgrounds while schools begin their summer sessions. Local radio hosts ready for weeks of test broadcasts ahead of national party conventions in Kansas City and Houston. Skies are clear with rain easing after a wet week, signaling better weather to come.
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New Castle
Ben Franklin Armor High School
New Castile and
Lawrence County
Kansas City
Houston
Texas
Southern Cross Fliers Open World Flight Celebration
The Southern Cross fliers receive a tremendous ovation in Australia after their epochal 7,800 mile flight. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm plan to extend their world circumnavigation while awaiting Prime Minister Bruce’s reception in Canberra.
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Pa Nene
New Castle
Sydney
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smmith
Southern Cross
Charles T. F. Ulm
Harry Lyon
James Warner
United States
Brisbane
Stanley Bruce
Canberra
Coolidges Will Depart Tonight For Wisconsin
President Coolidge heads to Wisconsin for a three month vacation, accompanied by Mrs Coolidge who cancels plans to attend her son Johns Amherst graduation. The summer White House is the Cedar Island Lodge estate on the Brule river near Superior, with 4000 acres, guest houses, and a temporary executive office to be set up in Superior. Secret service, newspaper men and photographers total over 60 aboard the presidential special train. Continued on page two.
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George E. Durno
International News Service
Coolidge
Washington
Wisconsin
Cedar Island Lodge
Superior
Coolidges
Secret Service
Special Court May Hear Indictments In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 11 Tentative plans call a July term of court in western Pennsylvania to try 167 men including Superintendent of Police Peter P Walsh two state legislators several magistrates and police on alleged Prohibition law violations. The U S district attorney urged arraignments within two weeks and state investigations continue into gambling and other violations.
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Jonal News
Pittsburgh
United States
Western
Pennsylvania
Peter P. Walsh
United States Prohibition
United States District Attorney
Samuel H. Gardner
Allegheny County
Prohibition
Campaigns and quirks at a Penn State event
A humorous magazine pushes Will Rogers for president while votes seem scarce. The croquet tournament among scholars and aPenn State crowd features slow scorers and playful wit as pedestrians shuffle in a misty morning scene with topcoats still worn and sunlight breaking through.
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Penn State
Oitors
Death notices for multiple residents listed in county records
The obituary record lists names and ages including John Armstrong 74 and Edward McCarthy 7 with multiple addresses in Slippery Rock township Neshannock Grove City and Butler road among others. Other ages include 59 84 77 and 67 with residents tied to West North Street East Washington Street and County Line Street.
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John Armstrong
Slippery Rock
John W. Reed
Darlington
Edward Daniel McCarthy
Neshannock
Louelia E. Moore
Cleveland
John Henry Wagner
Water Valley
Elie Truxal Sidley
Grove City
John. Marshall
North Street
James A. Hixxins
Washington Street
Joe Ventio
County Line
Neliie Semenski
Butler Road
Gennaro Fazzon
Moravia
Mayor Thompson Boosts Coolidge Movement Gains Momentum
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson arrived to back the Coolidge movement in Kansas City. The Illinois delegation anti-Lowder bloc leader said he supports Coolidge, praising Thompson as a friend of Chicago and the Mississippi Valley.
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Bullentin
Kansas City
Coolidge May Get Majority Of N Votes At Convention
Tension rises between Coolidge and Hoover camps over New York delegation at the Renub- Nean national convention as unit rule talks surface. Charles D. Hilles and George K. Morris join James W. Wadsworth Jr to press for a potential roll call victory, testing the long dormant unit rule despite NY’s direct primaries. Continued on pages two.
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Raymond J. Borst
Kansas City
Coolidge
Hoover
New York
Empire State
Charles D. Hillis
George K. Morris
United States
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Pouca
I New York
Two In Crew Of Italia Injured As Craft Falls
Storm hurls gondola from Italia during Arctic ice floe rescue. General Noblic and crew survive but two aboard gondola are seriously wounded. Remaining crew drift 30 kilometres eastward as scouts from King’s Bay, Mussel Bay and Cape North coordinate aid and air searches with Hobby and Braganza ships.
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Vaniernaviagal News
London
Inala
Umberto Noblic
Moblie
Arctic
King’s Bay
Spietbergen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Rome
Tce
Hebby
Hobby
Cape North
Filiser-Larsen
Guill
Holm
Exyn
Mussel Bay
Italia
Citta di Milano
King's Bay
Paya
Marriage Licenses Granted in Cleveland and Nearby Areas
James L. Bell and Esther J. Jones, both of Cleveland, are listed with marriage license records. Morris W. Hyte of Midland, Pennsylvania, and Marion J. Heydon of New Castle are also noted in the license notices.
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James L. Béll
Esther J. Jones
Cleveland, O. Cleveland, O
Morris W. Hyte of
Midland
Marion J. Heydon
New Castles
Pennsylvania Delegation Leads Republican Nomination Battle
Pennsylvania sent a 79 member electoral bloc to the convention led by Andre Mellon and William Ware. Three trains carried delegates to Kansas City as they caucus at six to select a preferred nominee. Initial ballots may honor Governor Fisher, then pivot to Coolidge Mellon or other names to influence Hoover’s fate.
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William K. Hutchinson
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Andre W. Mellon
Mellon
William S. Ware
Phi
John H. Fisher
Calan Cootdge
Andrew W. Mellon
Herbert
James
Watson
Coolidge
Curtis
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Houser
Gurtis
Fisher
Stone State
Hoover Leaders For Farm Relief Like Jardine Plan
Hoover leaders endorse a definite farm program based on the Jardine plan to be in the Republican platform as a substitute for the vetoed McNary Haugen bill. The proposed federal revolving fund would reach 250 to 300 million dollars to aid farm cooperatives in marketing crops, without an equalization fee.
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Hoover
Jardine
Kenneth Clay
Ltak
Kansas City
McNary-Haugen
Coolidge
Cool Gontinuet
Mexican Flier Hops Off To Return Visit Made By Lindbergh
Mexico's aviator Captain Emilio Carranza departed Valbuena Field at 8 20 local time for Washington D C to return the aerial visit to Charles A Lindbergh in Mexico City.
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Lindbergh
International Sens Se
Mexico City
Emilio Carranza
Mexico
Valbuena Field
Washington D. C
Cal
Charles A. Linétergi
Alexico
Farm Caravan Fails to Gain Momentum at Kansas City Rally
Reported turnout for the farmers caravan toward the Republican convention city falls short of expectations with 40,000 to 50,000 claimed by organizers but evidence of a large crowd is limited. Governors Sorlie and McMullen welcome riders as backers pledge a major parade while farm leaders discuss platform and relief plans amid uncertain momentum.
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William
Neal
Wiild
Kansas City
A. G. Sorlie
North Dakota
Pullmans
Indiana
McMullen
Nebraska
Nye
George N. Peek
Inos
AL J. Tobin
Lowa
Peek
Mark Woods
Lincoln
Neb
McNagy-Haug‘en Bil
Farm Bureau
Chicago
GL. H. Cook
Town Homestead
la Follette
Hoover
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mellon Holds Whip at Republican Convention
Kansas City June 11 The real work of choosing the next president began as delegates arrived with high expectations. Andrew W Mellon, the quiet Pennsylvanian, holds the whip and could swing the outcome. Hoover allies claim Mellon will decide the fight as reporters await his nod.
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George R. Bolmes Interanionel
Kansas City
Huth
Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Portable Schools Being Removed From North Street Campus
Workmen remove two steel portable school buildings once used by North Street Junior High. They will be replaced as George Washington Junior High opens. North Street may house Marta Gantz students, and East Street building to be remodeled for district offices.
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Hgue
North Street
George Washington
Marta Gantz
East Street
North Stree
Contendents Named For Presidential Campaign Choose
The article notes an imminent choosing of candidates by the group of men for the fall race. Various names are mentioned as potential contenders with no final decision yet, and the process is described as a preliminary, symbolic ballot among the supporters.
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