Dedicate Memorial To Harding At Marion Today
After months of delay the Harding memorial dedication at Marion Ohio is planned this afternoon. The Harding Memorial Association raised funds and built the memorial and will run the program with Chief speakers including President Hoover and former President Coolidge. The event honors the late President and Mrs. Harding with officials from Ohio and national figures attending.
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Harding Memorial Association
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Coolidge
United States
George White
Ohio
U. S
Joseph S
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Memorial Association
Calvin Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Association
Hoover and Coolidge at Harding Memorial Dedication
President Hoover defended Warren G. Harding at a memorial dedication in Marion Ohio praising the late president and condemning his betrayers. Calvin Coolidge joined the event focusing on Harding’s legislative record while Hoover hinted at oil scandals and betrayed trust.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Alaska
Communist Group Opposes Plan For Mine Conference
A communist group criticizes a proposed mine conference outlining objections to the plan. The dispute centers on policy, safety, and regional impact raised by the group amid ongoing public debate.
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Communist Group
Hoover Speeches In Indianapolis Outline Middle West Policy
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover left Indianapolis on a special train for Marion Ohio after a morning at the governor's mansion. In Indianapolis President Ondee urged Republicans to reject dole and tariff tinkering and urged a new platform grounded in his economic record and no excuses.
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Indianapolis
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Dole
Survivors Sought as Saint Philbert Disaster Claims More
Rescue ships and planes scour the Bay of Biscay for victims of the Saint Philbert wreck off Pornic. 426 passengers were aboard. 61 bodies recovered as seven survivors remain unaccounted for amid Breton coast shrine vigils.
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Abbott International News Service
Saint Nazaire
Saint Philbert
Marine Prefecture Today
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Nantes
France
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Chateau Des Ducs
City to pick pumper for second ward fire station
Authorities plan to announce their choice of pumper for the second ward fire station after completing inspections of fire apparatus makers nationwide. The city also moves to centralize Lawrence county relief for the blind under a single working board. Isaac Walton followers plan extended fishing trips to Canada. Roses flourish after timely rainfall. A local man reports seeing sparrows hopping between auto radiators.
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Civic Club
Lawrence County
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Canada
Daily Weather Report Summary from Weather Bureau
U S weather bureau statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum temperature of 79 and a minimum of 57 inches of precip at .65. The river stage stands at 4.3 feet and is stationary.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Young Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash Near Altoona
Ludwig Schmid, 28, Altoona, was killed when his motorcycle collided with Louis Pielmeier’s car. Katherine Seinbauer, 25, was seriously injured with a fractured skull and multiple leg fractures. Police reported the accident.
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International News Service
Altoona
Ludwig Schmid
Katherine tSeinbauer
Louis Pielmeier
Schmid
Maniac Killed After Park Gun Battle In Philadelphia
An unidentified maniac fired on couples in Fairmount Park as a park guard engaged him in a shootout. The gunman died after being cornered, with autopsy pending. Mrs. Anna Kulch, 33, was wounded and taken to hospital in stable condition amid chaos and more than a dozen shots.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Anna Kulch
Snowden May Quit Chancellor Post
London June 16 The resignation of Philip Snowden chancellor of The Exchequer may end the clash between Laborites and Liberals over land taxation after a MacDonald cabinet meeting in Downing Street. The Liberal amendment to the land bill is said to gain cabinet support while Snowden remains firmly opposed.
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International News Service
London
Philip Snowden
MacDonald
Downing Street
Red
Snowden
Eight Arrested in Alleged Dope Ring Bust
Federal agents and local police arrested eight individuals here and in Youngstown on charges under the Harrison Narcotic Law.Morphine and cocaine were seized. The group includes a Youngstown restaurant proprietor and six others, all residents of the city. The ring leader Steinberg and Berg, Goldberg, Reynaldo, Tucker are in custody. others remain jailed for transport to Pittsburgh.
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Eugene Reynaldo
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Joe Tucker
Augusta Lowe
McKinley Jordan
Ernest Johnson
Eleanor Johnson
George S. Kennedy
Peter Hillers
A. G. Harper
John Moore
Steinberg
Goldberg
Reynaldo
Tucker
United States
Spanish Primate Deported After Regime Uprising
Cardinal Pedro Y Saenz archbishop of Toledo and primate of Spain with two brothers left for France escorted to the border at Irun from Guadalajara. The departure followed his opposition to the new government’s religious freedom policy amid protests and rioting in Catholic strongholds leaving one dead and forty injured. He urged Catholics to vote for defenders of church rights in elections after Bourbon King Alfonso’s expulsion.
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Bruening Defeats Call for German Reichstag Extra Session
Berlin June 16 The Reichstag elders voted against summoning parliament in an extraordinary session urged by radical leaders. Chancellor Bruening warned that such a session would plunge the nation into chaos and said he would resign if called.
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Shyster lawyers dominate after law school boom
Special to The News notes nationwide law graduates swell the field and claims the rise fuels crime excuses. The writer warns that trained lawyers defend suspects on technicalities while prosecuting innocent targets, urging readers to see this as a heyday for legal trickery.
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Starr Faithfull case links two men to party before death
New York City physician provides part of Starr Faithfull’s account naming Jack Greenaway and Bruce Winston as companions at a party before her disappearance and death. The two actors allegedly met Starr at an artist's studio and later planned another meeting at a restaurant. Peggy Hopkins Joyce denies involvement.
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Parmelee taxis resume service amid Pittsburgh strike
In Pittsburgh on June 16, thirty Parmelee taxis operated under motorcycle police and radio aid to break a four day strike by 950 drivers. Twenty three people were arrested for disorders linked to the first operation, and twelve striking drivers including union president M J Burns were seized after a raid on union HQ following a cab being struck.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Parmelee Transportation Company
Parmelee
M. J. Burns
Nevada Mobster Shot by Partner Near Boulder Dam Site
In Las Vegas on June 16, Hardrock Jack O'Brien 52 owner of Rawhide and Weepah cabarets was shot and killed by partner Jack Hall 50 during a car ride. Hall's bride was beaten seriously. Sheriff Deate said it is the first murder near the Boulder Dam area and Hall and the bride were jailed. Also noted is D H Sawyer named head of the Federal Employment Stabilization Board in Washington.
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Nev
Jack O’brien
Rawhide
Weepah
Nevada
Jack Hall
Joseph Deate
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Deate
Hall
O’brien
Fox Ranch
Federal Post
Washington
D. H. Sawyer
New York
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Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Miners Clash as Pinchot Seeks Eviction Halt
In Pittsburgh the bitter split between United Miners Workers of America and the National Miners union deepens amid a coal strike. A five man delegation from the National Miners group visits Harrisburg to oppose Governor Pinchot's peace conference with the United Mine Workers and Pittsburgh Terminal Coal. Mass meetings are reported as the dispute continues.
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National Miners’ Union
National Miners Group
Harrisburg
Gov Pinchot
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Kentucky Girl Chosen Beauty Miss United States
Galveston Texas reports Miss Anne Lee Patterson of Ludlow Kentucky crowned Miss United States at the twelfth international pageant among 28 entrants. She will compete Tuesday for Miss Universe title alongside American and foreign contestants. Patterson is 18, 5 ft 5 in, blue eyed blonde, 118 pounds.
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International News Service
Galveston
Tex
Anne Lee Patterson
Northern Kentucky
United States
Miss Patterson
Ludlow
Skull Of Prehistoric Man Reported Found In Australia
A skull of a new "dawn man" has been found among Central Australia sands by the expedition led by Sir Colin Makenzie of the Australian Institute of Anatomy. The skull is described as similar to one unearthed near Peking, with scientists continuing their search for more clues.
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International News Service
London
Central
Australia
Exchange Telegraph
Melbourne
Colin Makenzie
Australian Institute of Anatomy
Peking
Advice at a Glance From Enemies and Friends
A folksy notice urges readers to seek practical guidance for barn building fence repairs or other chores. It notes advice is cheap and varied, recommending personal judgment, and closes with a weather remark for today.
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Weathers Fixty-Six
Death Records for Clara Bovard and Mildred Strobel
Death notices record Mrs. Clara Krah Bovard age 44 of Restville and Mrs. Mildred Strobel of Steubenville Ohio. Details are sparse but identify two individuals and locations.
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Forrestville
Mildred Strobel
Steubenville
Ohio
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