Minnesota primary turnout reported as unusually light
Minnesota voters turnout for statewide primary June 18 was unusually light with 14 candidates across three parties seeking the unexpired Knute Nelson Senate term. Republican gubernatorial aspirants Preus Hallam Anderson Schall Steenerson Lundeen led a crowded field, while Farmer-Labor and Democratic races drew weak participation.
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International News Service
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor
Knute Nelson
Preus
Hallam
Anderson
Schall
Steenerson
Lundeen
Farmer-Labor Party
Magnus Johnson
L. A. Fritsche
C. A. Lindbergh
James A. Carley
Mount Etna erupts as towns face threat and evacuations begin
A Rome dispatch reports Mount Etna's violent activity with lava surrounding Linguaglossa 23 miles north of Catania. Explosions and embers spark panic as troops aid flight. no confirmed deaths yet. Fascisti assist evacuation and government funds support refugees.
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Rome
Central
Linguaglossa
Messina
Catania
Exchange
Fascisti
Flies Follow Men Home To Open Screen Door Scene
A short report notes flies trailing men as they return home and open the screen door, illustrating curious insect behavior in a domestic setting.
Where To Go Tonight And The Fast Mail Man
A listings page highlights films and stars including Nixon front page story Arthur Goodrich Mirthquake Bobby Dunn The Fast Mail Man Fox News Penn-Doneglass McLean Bell Boy 13 Neal Burns Viola Paniel That Son of a Shiek Skipper's Policy Bessie Love Tully Marshall Queenie Deserted at the Altar Joe Rocks The Impossible Mrs. Bellow Sunny Spain Franklyn Farnum Crossroads Fighting Blood Snub Pollard 365 theater showings and headlines.
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Nixon
Arthur Goodrich
Bobby Dunn
Fox News
Penn
Doneglass McLean
Neal Burns
Viola Paniel
Skipper
Bessie Love
Tully Marshall
Queenie
Joe Rocks
Minnesota Primary Outcome Shapes Senate Balance
Minnesota voters head to the polls today for primary elections to fill Nelson’s seat. Key candidates include Republican Jacob Preus and Democratic Francis Carley while Farmer-Labor nominees Magnus Johnson and Charles Lindbergh vie for a pivotal post.
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Harding
Mr. Harding
Minnesota
Nelson
Senate
la Follette
Borah
Jacob Preus
Oscar Hallam
J. A. Burnquist
Thomas D. Schall
Halver Steenerson
Victor L. Power
Hibbing
Martin J. Martin
Minneapolis
James A. Carley
Francis C. Carey
Farmer-Labor
Magnus Johnson
Preus
Charles A. Lindbergh
L. A.fritschi
Police and Firemen Hunt Firebug After Car Breakdowns
Horner and Patrolman Dave Nelson rushed to the scene and seized a man who claimed a broken rear axle caused the breakdown. He was not taken into custody after police inspected the car. Essex police and local deputies patrolled the city all night with extra officers and police cars on standby.
State Will Buy Indian Mounds To Keep Relics
Senator Essington proposes a bill to purchase 100 acres near East St Louis on the Illinois side of the Mississippi River for a state maintained park. The plan includes Monk Mound and allows Madison and St Clair counties to add funds if needed, up to a total of 150 acres with a $50,000 appropriation.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Essington
Senate
House
House Subcommittee, Visited the Mounds District Near East St. Louis
Madison
St. Clair
What Candle Power Means
A light described as a particular candle power expresses brightness. Candle power is defined by American law as the light from a candle burning 120 grains of wax per hour. Such candles come six to the pound.
Juror Selection in Dufford Case Continues Amid Scrutiny
Court sessions focused on juror qualification as potential jurors revealed fixed opinions on capital punishment and knowledge of Carl Dufford case. Several potential jurors were challenged for cause, with Mrs. Minnie Dufford present and many noting read or discussed the case. A 77 year old farmer was excused for health, and juror Raney was sworn as the second accepted juror before noon. Meanwhile in Cleveland, Malcolm Lee McComb, 33, VP and GM of H C Culgertson Construction, died suddenly from heart failure after returning from a work inspection trip. his funeral is planned in New Castle.
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Carl Dufford
Hildebrand
Porter
Minnie Dufford
Commonwealth
Mr. Howard
Frank J. Fisher
Sixth Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dominick Perry
Hillsville
William T. Monroe
Neshannock Township
McCracken
Mabel Martin
Thomas J. Clyde
Ellwood City
Samuel Baker
Shenango Township
C. EB. Bowden
Dufford
Emery
Charles A. McClelland
Third Ward
Carl A. Martin
Fourth Ward
John P. Thomas
James T. Grove
W. J. Roberts
South New Castle
Raney
J. C. Raney
Seventh Ward
Ellwood
William Rosser Tinner
Mrs. Best
Butler
Pittsburgh
Frank H. Jones
Best
Sevral
Akens
Pulaski Township
I. P. C. Murdoch
New Castle News
M. R. Bates
James Mann
Shentngo
William H. Davis
Davis
Charles Grimm
Malcolm Lee McComb
Thomas S. McComb
Neshannock Boulevard
Fairchild Avenue
Cleveland
H. C. Culgertson Construction Company
New Castle High School
Mildred Ruth McComb
Arthur H
Thomas R
John C
James N
William H
Rudolph Turner
J. L. Bradley
Sylvester E. Douglas
E. L. Edmunds
Mary McClenahan
M. J. Howard
Stranger seizes man near Pine Street home
Police report a man named Steiner from 203 Pine Street called Saturday night about a stranger who joitered near his rear door, seized him and then fled. The report cites an unknown male as the assailant.
Incendiary Fear Spurs East Side Police Patrols
Reports say women and wives of railroaders feel alarmed as authorities act on arson chatter. J Ed Elder and Fire Chief Connery coordinate extra patrols to nab the arsonist. A 11 10 PM fire in a bakery area telephone box is ruled not incendiary. police issue badge checks and urge residents to call Bell 8 or Citizens 171 if troubled.
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East Side
J. Ed. Elder
Connery
Jury selection drags through murder trial in Butler
In Butler Pa during the Best Dufford case a slow morning yielded three jurors by noon as 23 talesmen were interviewed. Mrs Minnie Dufford attended in black with her brother in law Paul Dufford while Mrs Gertrude Dunleavy wore a dark suit and hat.
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Gertrude Dunleavy
Butler
S. L. McCracken
C. H. Akens
John Greer
Mrs. Dunleavy
Dufford
Minnie Dufford
Carl H. Dufford
Paul Dufford
Talesmen
M. J. Howard
Third Ward
Mr. Howard
J. C. Raney
William H. Davis
Deaths of the Day Taylor Funeral
Funeral services for Miss Isabelle Harlan Taylor formerly of this city will be held this evening at 8 o'clock from the home of her sister Mrs B A Berkey at 12 Union Avenue Crafton Pa.
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Isabelle Harlan Taylor
B. A. Berkey
Union Avenue
Crafton
Funeral of Mrs. Jemima Miller Held at Home and Butler
The funeral for Mrs. Jemima Miller wife of James Miller was held Saturday afternoon at 1 from her home 477 East Washington Street Rev J L Stratton Simpson Mission led the service. Burial followed in Butler with a brief 3 30 service.
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Jemima Miller
James Miller
East Washington Street
J. L. Stratton
Simpson Mission
Butler
Miller Family Notices Include Five Heirs
Mrs Miller leaves three sons Charles H Thomas and Edward C Miller of Duluth Minnesota and two daughters Mrs John W Thomas of this city and Mrs Carl Campbell of Denver Colorado in a filed notice naming heirs.
Funeral services for Mrs Abigal Morgan
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Kelley's chapel 47 East Washington Street Rev Homer Davis of the Epworth Methodist Church officiated Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery
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Abigal Morgan
Kelley’s Chapel
East Washington Street
Homer Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
Graceland Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held for Gailano Bernardello
Funeral services for Gailano Bernardello were held Saturday at 9:30 A.M. at the family home on County Line Street. Rev Del Rossa of the Methodist Italian church conducted the service. Pallbearers were members of King Humbert's society. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Gailano Bernardello
County Line Street
del Rossa
Methodist Italian Church
King Humbert’s Society
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of William Mulcahy Jr Aged 1 in Garrett
Word comes of the death of William Mulcahy Jr age one son of Mr and Mrs William Mulcahy of Garrett Indiana. He died Sunday June 17 at Secret Heart hospital after a week with spinal meningitis. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon. The family recently moved from this city. Mrs Mulcahy is formerly Miss Lillian Williams of North Jefferson street. Mr Mulcahy has been a general foreman at the Baltimore and Ohio shops here for 11 years.
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William Mulcahy
Garrett
Ind
Secret Heart Hospital
Funeral services for late John L Hazen at Harmony Baptist Church
Funeral services for the late John L. Hazen were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Harmony Baptist Church. The pastor Rev Woodrow officiated, with assistance from Rev E C Shoemaker of Har lansburg Baptist and Rev P H Lynch of the First Baptist. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers consisting of relatives.
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John L. Hazen
Harmony Baptist Church
Woodrow
E. C. Shoemaker
Harlansburg Baptist Church
P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Death of Five Week Old Susan Marie Kauffman
Susan Marie five weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Kauffman died Sunday at the family home in Masury Ohio after scarlet fever illness Funeral services were held this afternoon and interment was in Bethel cemetery.
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Susan Marie
Jesse Kauffman
Masury
Bethel Cemetery
Infant Fred Russo Dies. Rites Held at St Lucy's
Fred Russo, infant son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Russo of Lafayette Street, died Sunday morning at home. Funeral services were held this morning from St Lucy's church with interment in St Vitus cemetery.
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Fred Russo
Andrew Russo
Lafayette Street
St. Lucy's Church
St. Vitus
Lover's Quarrel Punchlines Over Black Eye
A cheeky exchange turns a black eye into a joke about a lover's quarrel. A man asks Fitzy where the injury came from, and he replies it was from another lover, not his girlfriend.
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Fitzy
Governor Sparks Ant Jibe With Legislature in Final Session
Hartford June 1 The governor C A Templeton clashed with lawmakers after a short final session finishing 700 measures. The House adopted a humorous anti ant toad verse rebuke for the governor likening them to ants without a leader. Templeton smiled and said a bully time.
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International News Service
Hartford
Conn
C. A. Templeton
House of Representatives
House
Templeton
Competition Too Great Women Lawyers Quit
Paris reports a wave of female lawyers leaving the profession. Maria DeVrone will quit law for commercial work, Chauvin moves to the stage, and Lucie Bourgeois plans to become a wife and mother. The reason given is excess women in Paris courts causing protracted battles.
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Paris
Portias
Mme
Maria DeVrone
France
Mlle. Chauvin
Mile
Lucie Bourgeois
Early Declines in Attention to Statistics
A quotation from the Dallas News notes that one reason women may live longer than men is that women tend to ignore statistics, suggesting gendered differences in engagement with data and trends.
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Dallas News
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