Minnesota Primary Votes Seen As Unusually Light
Minnesota reports show an unusually light statewide primary with low total votes. Republicans and Democrats each pick one candidate for the July 16 special senatorial election to replace the late Nelson. race features many names and a weak showing across factions.
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Minneapolis
Iinate Nelson
Pres
Hallam
Anderson
Sela Sudh
Fle
Games A
Carley
Amea
Campaiga
Mount Etna erupts as towns threatened and people flee
A Rome dispatch reports Mount Etna turning violent with lava surrounding Linguaglossa and collapsing houses. Troops head toward Linguaglossa while rescue efforts unfold as fear grips the 13,000 population town near Catania. No confirmed loss of life yet and authorities promise safety amid ongoing eruptions.
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Lata
Central
Lingusglossa
Liuch
Messing
Linguagtessa
Catania
Exchange Exchange
Java
Exchange
Ligguaglosua
Highest auto number today S25- B23 Va
Fliss followers escort men home to open the acroea door, marking today as a notable sequence in local events with uncertain details and few readable names.
Nightly Shows Reel With A Dated Bash
A fragmentary listing highlights a slate of old time comedies and newsreels. Names like Nixon Arthur Girthquake Bobby D Fox News Neal Burns Viola Tantel and Joe Rocks appear in assorted sketches and plays. The piece mentions Deserted at the Altay, The Cold Homestead, The Impossible Mrs. Lellow and other features with Pathe News listed among the offerings.
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Arthur Girthquake
Bobby D
Fox
Penn
Douglase McLean
Pomer
Bessie Love
Tully Marshall
Queenie
the Wonder Dog
Joe Rocks
Gloria
Swanson
Conrad
Gel
June Elvidge
Mrs. Lellow
Pathe News
Farnum
Minnesota primary outcome stirs national parties
Minnesota voters face a pivotal primary with Nelson’s seat up for grabs as farmer labor and Democrats push hard. Key figures include Governor Preus, Judge Hallam, J. A. Burnquist, Thomas Schall, Halver Steenerson, Victor Power, and Magnus Johnson. Party leaders warn that the result could reshape the Senate balance and influence Harding administration support. The Farmer-Labor ticket pledges unity, contrasting with Republican intra party tensions and strategic campaigning from Washington.
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Washington
Minnesota
Harding
Mr. Harding
Nelson
Senate
la Follette
Borah
Jacob Preus
Oscar Hallam
J. A. Burnquist
Thomas D. Schall
Halver Steenerson
Victor Ll. Power
Hibting
Martin J. Marrin
Minneapolis
James A. Carley
Francis C. Carey
Magnus Johnson
Preus
Charles A. Lindbergh
Birthday Club Police Firemen Track Firebug
Police and fire units hunted a suspected firebug named Herner after a car incident. Patrolman Dave Nelson and Essex officers pursued, identified the man, who claimed the rear axle broke and a friend sought help. The auto inspection supported his claim, and he was not detained. Extra officers patrolled city streets overnight.
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Herner
Dave Nelson
Alto
Essex
Juror Selection in Dufford Case Continues at New Castle
The court questioned jurors about opinions on capital punishment as the panel sought an impartial verdict in the Carl Dufford case. Several prospective jurors admitted fixed opinions or were excused for cause while others stated they could render a verdict based on evidence. Mrs Best attended the afternoon session in a light summer dress.
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Hildebrand
Porter
Minnie Drufford
Commonwealth
Frank J. Fisher
Sixth Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dominick Perry
Villaville
Hillsville
Carl Dufford
William T. Monroe
Neshannock Township
McCracken
Carl Dutford
Batttle
Mabe
Martin
Thomas J. Clyde
Emwood City
Samuel Baker
Shen
Lango Township
B. Bowden
Shenango Township
Tefense
Dufford
Emery
Kinew Dufford
Charles A. McClelland
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
John F. Thomas
James T. Grove
John C. Bowers
Perr
Township
Rome
W. J. Roberts
South New Castle
Haney
J. &. Raney
Seventh Ward
Raney
Ellwood Maur
Willian Roaser Thiner
Ellwood City Pu
Dutford
Cross
Butler
Pittsburgh
Frank H. Jones
Shenangoe Township
Sevral
Akens
Javer
Pulaski Township
C. Murdoch
Mrs. Best
New Castle News
Defonsa
M. R. Bates
Casa
Daefense
Best
James Manne
Sheninga
Beat
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Milton Hogus
Slippery Rock
William St. Davis
Davis
Sand Charles Grimm
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Night Stranger Reports Fire Box Incident On East Side
Prince received a call from ft Mr Steiner detailing an unknown man loitering near his Pine Street home. The stranger seized him then fled to remote sections with instructions to report suspects to police. Extra patrols stationed citywide amid arousal among East Side women and railroaders wives. Fire Crew answered 11 10 last night at a bakery area telephone box blaze not deemed incendiary. Police advise residents to show badges and answer questions. call Bell 0 or Citi gens 171 with concerns.
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East Side
Elder
Connery
Jury selection drags as three jurors secured by noon
In Butler Pa Mrs Gertrude Dunleavy and Mrs Minnie Dufford attended court as voir dire proceeds. Three jurors were accepted by noon with many talesmen already holding opinions. Of 23 examined, the panel shows a mix of locals including M J Howard and William H Davis. The process likely extends into Tuesday with a special venire.
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Gertrude Dunleavy
Butler
L. McCracken
C. H. Akens
John Greer
Mrs. Dunleavy
Dufford
Minnie Dufford
Carl H. Dufford
Paul Dufford
Talesmen
M. J.J .Howard
Third Ward
Way
Mr. Howard
J. G C. Raney
William H. Davis
Commonwealth
Rudolph Turner
J. L. Bradley
Sylvester E. Douglas
B. L. Edmunds
Mary McClenahan
State to buy Indian Mounds for a park
State Senator Essington introduced a bill to acquire 100 acres near Hast St. Louis including Monk Mound to preserve the pre historic mounds district as a park with a $50,000 appropriation. Residents of Madison and St Clair counties could add funds if needed.
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Madison
St. Clair
Candle Power Defined by Law and Wax Consumption
The article explains candle power as brightness measured by the light from a candle burning 120 grains of wax per hour. It states that such candles are standardized by law and are sold by the pound.
Deaths of the Day Taylor Funeral
Funeral services for Miss Isabelle Harlan Taylor formerly of this city will take place this evening from the home of her sister Mrs B A Berkey 12 Union avenue Crafton Pa The funeral of Mrs Jemima Miller wife of James Miller was conducted Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock from her residence 477 East Washington street Rev J L Stratton of the Simpson Mission was in charge Burial was made in Butler where a brief service was held at 3 50 Bo
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James Miller
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J. L. Stratton
Simpson Mission
Butler
Gallann Lenenardella
Couny Line Street
del Rossa
Methodist Italian Church
King Humbert’s Society
Greenwoorl Cemetery
John L. Ibwen
L. Hazen
Harmony Baptist Church
Woodrow
E.G. Shoemaker
Har Jansburg Baptist Church
P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Funeral Notices and Obituaries From Graceland Area
Sidelined by grief, many families announce funerals and memorials. Mrs Abipal Morgan’s services were held at Kelley’s chapel with burial in Graceland cemetery. William Mulcahy Jr. dies at 1. burial planned in Indiana after spinal meningitis. John L. Iwen Buried at Harmony Baptist church with interment in church cemetery. Susan Marie Kauftman, five weeks, dies at home. service at Bethel cemetery. Fred Russo infant dies. funeral at St Lucy's church with burial in St Vitus cemetery. Malcolm Lee McComb, 33, dies at home after heart failure. services set at Graceland cemetery with burial there. survived by wife Ruth and siblings.
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Fred Russo
Andrey Russo
Lafayette Street
St. Lucy's Church
St. Vitus
Malcolm MeComb
Malcolm Lee McCom
Thomas S. McComb
Neshannock Boulevard
Fairchild Avenue
Cleveland
H. C. Culgertson Construction Company
New Castle High School
Ruth McComb
Arthur H
Thamas R
John C
James
William H
Pitts
Lover's Quarrel Tale From Aalo Dialogue
A playful exchange unfolds with a line about a black eye and a lover's quarrel. The characters debate the source of the injury, humorously blaming an unnamed former lover rather than the current partner. The exchange highlights flirtatious banter and misattribution.
Solons Debating Ants Virtues In Hartford Speech
A Hartford hearing recounts Governor Templeton criticizing lawmakers by analogy to ants without a leader. The House adopted a reformulation arguing against likening officials to insects and reptiles, stating they prefer responsible leadership over chaotic governance.
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Imiasnational Noakn Servier
Hartford
Cun
A. Templeton
Lealelatire Tek
Women Lawyers Quit in Paris Competition Too Great
Paris reports that prominent women lawyers including Mme Meria abandon practice due to overcrowding in the profession. The era sees many women entering law, but many exits occur as women face tougher, male-dominated opposition in court. The strain stems from competing against male peers and the pressure of being outperformed.
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Paris
Early Declines Revealed In Vague Health Notes
The fragment hints at a health study noting women living longer due to factors beyond medical statistics. It references a Dallas News context and suggests uncertain details about aging and longevity without concrete data or names.
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