Cleveland Seeks 1925 Party Conventions By City Effort
Cleveland moves to host either Republican or Democratic national conventions in 1925. Local committees organize fundraising and outreach while awaiting word from party leaders William Butler and Carmi Thompson. Minneapolis and Detroit also pursue the GOP and Democrats respectively for future conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
G. O. P. National Committee
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Far West
Cleveland Committee
Butler William Butler
Boston
Minneapolis
Detroit
Democratic Committee
Demmies
Two Girls And Youth Facing Bandit Charges
Two girls and a youth face charges tied to a bandit ring. The girls allegedly urged male companions to take them motoring where they were robbed by the youth while masked. Charles Stepler and Dorothy Simmers are jailed on $500 bond. Hilda Little is free on similar bond. Police say the trio confessed to the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chambersburg
Pau
Dane
Charles Stepler
Dorothy Simmers
Hilda Little
Nearly 2000 Arrests In May Reported By State Patrol
Harrisburg June 18 The Department of Highways said May arrests by the state highway patrol set new highs with 1834 total. Reckless driving led with 647 arrests, lighting violations 276, rules of the road 154. Total fines reached 22,892.50, with 3,800 refundable to local governments. Erie county led in returns with 1,750, Northampton second with 1,245.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
State Highway Patrol
Department of Highways
Erie County
Gardner Family Travels and Church Circle Notes
The Comstock household visited relatives near Columbus last Saturday returning Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Miller accompanying them. Virginia Hay stays with Shirley Stetson in East Brook. Rev. Paul Elliott's wife visited Miss Florence Schumaker in Gardner. Kenneth Robb of Gardner excelled at Butler, despite illness, finishing with near perfect average as class leader. The Woman's Mission Circle of Providence Baptist Church met at Gardner with heavy cooking and a noon dinner. Mrs. DeWitt Bennett, a Geneva College student, led devotional duties in absence of the pastor's wife. A church fundraiser featured a white elephant sale raising money for the mission board. Dozens of members and friends attended, including Mrs. Cutterer, Mrs. Coleman, and many Hazen and Routledge family members. Deacon C. C. Hazen and Alfred Cutterer managed repairs throughout the day, with the Circle planning to meet next month at Mrs. Fred Householder's home.
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Comstock
Jeff Gardner
Columbus
Mary Miller
Virginia Hay
Gardner
Shirley Stetson
East Brook
Elliott
Paul Elliott
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Florence Schumaker
Garder
Kenneth Robb
Butler
Kenneth
Porvidence Baptist Church of North Sewickley
L. J. Schumaker
Providence
DeWitt Bennett
Geneva College
J. R. Routledge
Roy McDanel
G. N. Hazen
S. G. Hazen
Mission Board
Cutterer
Youngstown
Coleman
East Liverpool
Charles Hazen
Roy Ne- Danel
Gladys
Elwin Hazen
James Gillespie
Roy Cable
Clarence Gillespie
Ruthana
Barbara
Frank Main
Sadie Wann
Ralph Steffler
Betty Jane
Hazel Brown
Fred Householder
Eugene Wise
Samuel Stevenson
Deacon C. C. Hazen
Alfred Cutterer
Women Over Fifty Find New Vitality With Lydia Pinkham
Mrs. Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee and Mrs. Mattie Adams of Brewton credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and energy. They report improved health, renewed interest in activities, and fuller daily lives after using the product. Thousands of women past fifty say the remedy revived their health.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Wains Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Driver Must Show License Card Test Case in Greenville
In Greenville on June 18 a case before Squire Hunt may test whether a driver must produce the owner's license card when asked. Lester Breeze of Hinkle Transfer was arrested by Trooper Virgil Kittner for not showing the card. Breeze says the card was on the truck and he did not know its location, bond posted for trial.
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Greenville
Squire Hunt
Lester Breeze
Hinkle Transfer Company
Virgil Kittner
Meadville
Breeze
Bond
Levine Forgiven By His Wife For Atlantic Hop
Berlin report says Charles A. Levine earned his wife’s forgiveness after departing New York for a trans Atlantic hop without notice. In Magdeburg aviatrix Thea Rasche invited him to fly, and Levine donned a flying suit. He and Rasche took off in a two seater and performed stunts toward Berlin, prompting Mrs. Levine to vow she would wrench his neck. The episode remained a private matter afterward.
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International News Service
Berlin
Charles A. Levine
New York
Levine
Madame Levine
Magdeburg
Thea Rasche
Baseball Scores And Music Notes In Daily Schedule
The schedule for Monday June 20, 1927 lists baseball scores from 25 to 6:28 p. m. and 28 to 6:30 p. m. followed by an orchestra segment. The segment runs under Eastern Standard Time with the WGY listing for Schenectady New York.
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WGY
Schenectady, N. J
East
Pittsburgh
Daylight Savings Time Concerts and Evening Events
WCAE Pittsburg program lists a 6 p m dinner concert followed by baseball scores at 6 55 p m and a 7 p m club orchestra. Other items include a studio recital 9 am bakers and Indian lore 9 pm. Correct time shown and late night orchestra and operative presentation. Baseball scores at midnight.
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Bakers
u.—Club Orchestra
Broadcast Schedule Turns Silent Monday Night
Radio guide notes 5 30 to 5 45 p m baseball scores 6 45 to 6 p m market reports 6 to 6 30 p m bedtime story 6 30 to 7 p m KYW Blue Chain presents Roxy and His Gang from W4JZ New York City. Chicago stations stay off air after 7 p m on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Blue Chain
Roxy and His Gang
W4jz
New York City
Chicago
Grove City Beautification Efforts Expand Under Civic Planter
Henry Thompson, Grove City’s Civic Planter, announces more potted plants flowers and shrubbery will be set out this year than ever before. Last year he placed about one thousand plants on bridges approaches and other town areas. Parking policy along Broad street remains unchanged after Burgess Clark’s survey found merchants split on all-day parking but majority favor shopper freedom. Doubtless modesty would disregard such interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Thompson
Broad Street
Burgess Clark
Marilyn Miller Lands In Havre
Marilyn Miller arrives in Havre France aboard the France liner from New York. She praises husband Jack Pickford as adoring yet notes marriage not for them due to their work keeping them apart. She adds they have never had a serious quarrel and mentions dancing and dining with Maurice Labue aboard.
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Marilyn Miller
France
New York
Marilyn
Maurice Labue
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Buller Studies
Washington St
New Castle
New Castle Mutual Way
New Castle Mutual Building &Loan Association
Washington Street
City Bldg
Bailey Auto Supply
L. S. & T. Annex
New Castle, Pa
Dollar Savings Association
East Street
Sign OF
Higgin Bros
Neshannock Avenue
Liberty Avenue
East Long Avenue
DR. R. MacKenzie
Jefferson Street
Scholls
Nnn Shoe
McKee
North Mill Street
BROWN
Hamilton CO
Atlantic Hop
WCAE
Roxy’s Gang
Havre
Jack
Jack Pickford
Ameri
Victor Today Records
Wurliizer
South Mill Street
FORD
Shenango Motor CO
Lincoln
N. Shenango Street
Ford New
Fordson
Atwater
Kent
RADIO
M. & D. Radio Co
NEW Castle Business College
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