Dingery Campaign For Harding Will Be Started Soon
Henry Daugherty placed at helm as defeated candidates pledge support to stand by the Republican ticket. Senator Harding intends to maintain his pre-convention organization to drive the campaign with the aid of the national committee as a key part of a broader machinery. Daugherty arrived in Washington from Columbus, Ohio, meeting Harding to discuss continued campaign plans.
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A. C. Wayward International
Washington
W G. Harding
Harding
Republican National Committee
Daugherty
Henry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Senator Harding
Foye
Will Repair Big Ron Dam Break Now
Bathing Beach Committee chair WH L Marvin said repairs start after high water subsides. Sand bags and rocks were brushed aside within twenty feet of the break but water level easing will allow quick work. Dam protection and restoration rest on normal flow, with repairs to finish in hours once feasible.
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L. Marvin
Marvin
Fragmented 19th century tragedy and crime report notes
Snapshot style notice bundle reports Marko Lokenteh killed by an 18 foot fall at Sharon Steel loop plant, Paul i Katta suicide in Steubenville, floods displacing about 1000 in Pittsburgh district, five year old Fred Ticer drowned in Davis West Virginia, Sam Lawhorn killed by a state trooper after robbery, two Greensburg youths set fire to fireworks injuring people, Moonshining conviction in Charleston, a Huntington man fined 25 dollars for teenage cipher, Der Thomas Z Arundel awarded papal cross, Canonsburg wage dispute threats, and a mistaken line about compensation for a man killed in Danapehi.
McAdoo Denies Request to Withhold Support for Nomination
In San Francisco on June 14, friends of William C. McAdoo doubted a circulated report claiming he asked western delegates not to vote for him. McAdoo has stated he is not a candidate and will stay away from the convention. Strong reactions and gossip continue to swirl among supporters and opponents alike.
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Ellis
Martin International News Service
San Francisco
Friends
William C. McAdoo
United States Treasury
McAdoo
Antoinette Funk
Chicago
Daring burglar makes himself at home on porch
A gentleman burglar reportedly broke into an Outlet Co store the same night. He left a suit of clothes on D. B Farrell's front porch at 17 E. Falls St and used the porch as a dressing room. The muddy hammock and on porch milk supply suggest a professional transient crook.
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Hfe
Policy Station
Farrell
E. Falls St
Outlet. Co
Outlet Co
Dana Returns from Amherst Reunion with Coolidge Praise
Local attorney Dana F Dana attended Amherst College’s 1896 class 25th anniversary reunion held in Amherst Massachusetts. Governor Calvin Coolidge attended the close banquet and impressed Dana with his demeanor and vice presidential nomination prospects.
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Richard F. Dana
Amherst
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Amasachusetts
Wan
Skabla
Coolidge
Ana
Dana
Onan
Aomade
Ambhorss
Phan Wis
Sovern
New Angle In Elwell Case Sparks Fresh Leads
New York June 18 A confessed liaison by a young woman with Joseph Bowne Elwell at his fashionable home 48 hours before his murder opens a new line of inquiry for District Attorney Swaima who will question her to learn her movements on the murder morning Two other theories prevail detectives consider a hidden enemy in the house and a jealous assailant who followed a visitor to the home Daisy lingerie found in Elwell's dressing room is blamed on visitors not his regular partners Police remain hopeful after a week of digging into the slaying of the noted turfman and whist expert
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New York
Joseph Bowne Elwell
Swaima
Elwell
Hfe
Turman
Ralph Young Will Be Heard
Mayor S A Barthes told the council that Police Officer Ralph Young was suspended on a charge of absence without leave. A hearing was set for Tuesday at 10 o clock, with Young to be served a copy of the council action. Major Barnes said Young had been absent since May 1 for two weeks, then returned and was not allowed to resume duty.
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S. A. Barthes
Ralph Young
Officer Young
Barnes
Council
East New Castle Mission Nears Completion
The East New Castle Mission under construction for a month is nearly complete aside from interior woodwork. The First Methodist Church men raised 1000 dollars to fund the new institution, the only church in the area, promising great benefit to Hast New Castle residents with Sunday services planned both morning and evening.
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East New Castle
First Methodist Church
Hast New Cassle
Gen Wood League Files Cost Account Details
The Leonard Wood Chapter of Western Pennsylvanians filed an expense account at Mirman State Department, showing total costs of 4402294 with expenditures of 2088.28 and remaining balance in India.
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Gen. Wood League
Leonard Wood
George W Perkins dies at Stamford Hall Sanatorium
George W. Perkins former partner of J Morgan Co and a founder of the Progressive Party died at Stamford Hall Sanitorium after a long nervous ailment dating to influenza and pneumonia. He had served in France with Y M C A work and recently moved from New York City after a prior illness. His son George W. Perkins Jr said the financier never fully recovered. The report notes a decline beginning May first and his transfer to Stamford on June 5.
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International Service
Stamford
George W. Perkins
J. Morgan & Co
Progressive Party
Stamford Hall
New York City
Perkins
France
George W. Terking, Jr
Perlins
Catslcli Mountains
Detroit Far Ahead Of Cleveland Ohio
The Census Bureau released figures showing Cleveland 1920 population 796,836, up 436,173 since 1910 or 42.1 percent. Detroit, Michigan, has 993,737 people in 1920, up 627,973 since 1910 or 62.4 percent. Also listed is Dale, Pa with 3,114 residents, up 30.4 percent since 1910.
Reward Offered For Return Of Coughlin Baby
Norristown Pa June 18 Friends of Mr and Mrs George H Coughlin parents of Blakeley Coughlin who was stolen from his crib 15 days ago plan to pool large sums for a reward to return the child and prosecute the kidnappers Officials expect the total to reach 50000 with 3 Norristown men pledging 4000 each Chief of Police Miller says the swindler is a crank and the abduction was already carried out by the time the money was asked Secret service operatives and state troopers are assisting in the hunt for the baby and Major L G Adams heads the constabulary effort until additional troopers are assigned.
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Norristown
Une
George H. Coughlin
Blakeley Coughlin
Coughlin
Charles Miler
Iler Fa
L. G. Adama
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Sugar profiteers are fined ten thousand dollars
J Gilchrist of Standard Sugar was fined 10000 by Judge Thomson in U S district court after pleading no defense to profiteering in sugar. The sentence marks one of the heaviest penalties here, following an earlier 10000 fine to another sugar firm. The judge warned that profiteering in large sugar amounts harms the public during wartime shortages.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
J. Gilchrist
Standard Sugar Company
EH. Thomson
United Stat District Court
Gilchrist
Thomson
Gompers Fails To Block Plumb Plan At AFL Meet
June 4 missing dateline report notes railroad unions gain sway in the American Federation of Labor after backing government ownership of railways. Switchmen’s Union president H Heber Ling says rail men are now in the saddle and the federation will pursue progressive policies, regardless of the next secretary, as the convention endorses state ownership with near control.
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Mildred Morris
International News
Bergios
Qarres Montrieai
American Federation of Labor
Convention
American Labor Movement
H. Heberling
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Nee Rae
Federation of Labor
Robbery Case Heard By Sloan
The commonwealth prosecuted Norman Hall and William Smith for robbing Morris Sigler, a junk dealer, on Rabbit avenue. Sigler said he was held up for $5. Defendants denied the charge with DA William J. Moffatt and Edwin K. Logan for the defense. A separate case, Yassa Pusnik, for breaking and entering, ended with a not guilty verdict and costs split. Earl Trown, charged with a serious offense, pleaded nolo contendere after Commonwealth evidence.
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Commonwealth
Norman Hall
Wiliam Smith
Morris Sigler
Sloan
Sigler
Rabbit Avenue
William J. Moffatt
Edwin K. Logan
Yassa Pusnik
Louis Marchuk
Earl Trown
Ben
Overcrowding Looms at New Castle High School
School officials confront a surge with 1300 plus students slated for New Castle High School this fall, far surpassing the Lincoln Avenue building’s 1100 capacity. Board and administrators map possible layouts and plans to manage the crowd.
Carranza Murder Pre Arranged Plot
Cinternational News Service report from San Francisco states that Carranza's murder was a pre arranged plot. Genacio Honnas, former ambassador to the United States, now a refugee from Mexico, testified that the killer shot the old man during a confrontation and died from five bullet wounds.
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Ean Francisco
fCaurranza
Genacio Honnas
United Sates
Oretngan Fromt Moxie
Defendant Denies Extortion Charges In Trial
The defendant denies extortion charges as a trial proceeds with testimony and cross-examination. The case centers on alleged demands for money, with prosecutors outlining the extortion scheme and the defense denying all charges and asserting lack of evidence.
Harding Stops in City Sparks Nomination Visit Interest
A News-Recorder report notes W. G. Harding of Washington, a Republican presidential nominee hopeful, staying in a Fountain Inn register prompts hotel staff to clarify a potential interview. The reporter muses on an unexpected trip by the nominee amid confusion with a traveling man from the capital.
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Wuofrey G. Harding
Fountain Inn
Wy. Harding
Washington, D. C
W. G
Toyah
Whistle Made Wire Charm Muddles Frat History
A garbled, OCR style passage mentions a whistle and a wire charm tied to a fraternity history. It hints at a brewery, winter weather, and an enginee r's experience, but the text is largely unreadable. No clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge for a solid summary.
Boston Drops to Seventh as Detroit and Cleveland Lead
Census figures released show Detroit and Cleveland surpass Boston, pushing St. Louis from fourth to sixth among the nation's largest cities. New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Detroit remain top performers with Cleveland joining the growth push. Boston's 747,923 residents mark a decline in rank despite a population rise. St. Louis also moves down as western cities show rapid gains.
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Wee
Whicago
Byfon Gta
Phildelphia
TSP
Cleveland
URWO
Ieee
Bond Issue Proposed To Build Viaduct By City Council
A council resolution by Councilman W T Durns authorizes the city legal department to draft an ordinance for a 500 001 bond issue to fund the city's share of the Gardner Avenue viaduct. The measure passed 3 to 2 with Mayor Barnes supporting and Norris and Anderson opposing citing timing and potential impact on other projects.
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W. T. Durns
City Legal Department
Gardner Avenue
Mehoning Avenue
A. Barnes
W. T. Buros
PK. Fike
J. 0
Burns
Tle
Tealan
Professor Miller to Lead Fresh Air Camp at Keastbrook
Information from J A Rodger of Angoulated Charities outlines reopening plans for Fresh Air Camp at Keastbrook Station for city youths. Ph MT Muley, head of Aiken and West Bide schools, will oversee camp operations with roughly reasonable rates for the summer season.
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J. A. Rodger
Elty
Keastbrook
Whitien
Death Record Wied Talmet UO Lew Angelia a
A brief death notice lists Wied Talmet of UO and Lew Angelia as the deceased and partial biographical identifiers in a local archival record.
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Wied Talmet. UO
Lew Angelia, A
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