Plan Campaign For Congressmen
Washington June 18 Republican congressional campaign committee plans an active campaign to elect 36 Republican Pennsylvania congressmen next November. Leaders say tariffs shield wages and industry from foreign imports. Philadelphia area industries suffer from steel glass cement textiles and other goods. They warn a Democratic tariff would raise unemployment and shrink the national payroll, stressing the tariff as the campaign issue.
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Washington
Kansas City
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Pennsylvania
Crowther
Schenectady
Three Die in Auto Crash at Boott Crossing
Warren Pa June 18 three persons killed and four injured when a touring car plunged through the railing of the bridge at Boott Crossing over Pennsylvania railroad tracks eight miles from Warren. Victims are J W Dick 65 Marquis Smith 38 and Donald Smith 13 son of Marquis all of Erie. Mrs Smith and children Jean 10 Mary 6 Russell 1 injured. Car dropped 25 feet to road and river below after second turn of the S approach.
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Warren
Boott Crossing
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. W.dick
Marquis Smith
Donald Smith
Erie
Allegheny River
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Nashville Washer
Mrs. Harry Borxsteiy of Nashville Tennessee recalls severe health decline after leaving work in a laundry. She attributes recovery to Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and reports renewed vigor after each bottle, noting she appears younger than her age.
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Nashville
Harry Borxsteiy
South
Nashville, Tennessee
Mabel Bell
Milesey, Bach
Rochester
N.Y
Pegey Hopkins
Joyce
Virginia
Wealth rumors mark fortunes rise and fall through generations
A Central Press Dispatch from New York surveys great American fortunes from Astor to Vanderbilt, noting increases for Guggenheim and Pratt families while Goulds shrink after four generations of legal battles. It also touches on Mabel Bell’s biography, tobacco blending for rich clients, and urban ice trade shifts.
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Central Press Dispatch
New Castle News
New York
J. J. Astor
Vincent Astorlone
Meyer Guggenheim
Stephen Harkness
Charles Pratt
A. I. du Font
du Font
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick
Gould
Jay Gould
National Shirt Week Offers 20 Percent Reductions
America s foremost shirt makers launch National Shirt Week with blanket 20 percent cuts for retailers who cut 20 percent on their markups for one week. Fisher Brothers promises daily shirt features all week with different manufacturers offerings while supplies last.
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America
Fisher Brothers
Relief party formed to search for Nobile near Cape North
Ice-floes block progress of the Bragant as a relief party under Captain Zore sets out from Cape North with two pine dog sledges loaded with medicines and supplies for General Umberto Nobile and the Italia crew. Guides with Arctic experience lead the party.
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International Lewe Service
Rome
Bragant
Cape North
Umberto Nobile
Itatia
Zore
Ines
Nobile
Naval
Shani
College Seal To Be Set This Week
In New Wilmington on June 18 construction will mark the Old Malin Memorial Westminster college seal set in stone above the chapel doorway. The seal weighs over 1500 pounds, is 18 inches thick and 52 inches wide, symbolizing the college's founding and enduring identity.
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Minster College
New Wilmington
New Westminster
The
College
West
Liberty Garage Robbed During Night In June
Liberty Garage on Liberty and Clayton streets was entered during the night of June 16 by breaking a front window. A thief took four tubes a gas cap and $2.75 from the cash register. Detective John Young and Officers Lynch and McConahy investigated.
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Liberty Garage
Liberty and
Clayton Streets
J. Warris
John Young
Thomas Lynch
William McConahy
Frank Hill Receives Two High Honors at Union Veterans Event
Akron University honors include Fred C. Bock and two Castle High alumni, all graduates of the Business Administration bachelor program. A 166-member class earned diplomas across four university colleges, with the convention recognizing Frank Hill's honors.
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Sons of Union
Akron University
Fred C. Bock
Castle High
Crawford Avenue
Evers
Akron
Seldom Known State Council Member and Penn Veterans
A fragment notes a person elected to the State Council with control of state department and property. It mentions affiliation with the Fourth Regimentary Reserves of the Pension Veterans and includes name Sylvan Sans of.
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State Council
State Department
Penn On Veterans
Sylvan Sans
Highland merchant earns top honors at state encampment
Frank Hill of Highland Avenue, a longtime local merchant, attended the state encampment of the Sons of Union Veterans in Scranton this week and received two high honors for his record last year as junior state vice-commender.
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Frank Hill
Highland Avenue
Sons of Union Veterans
Scranton
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Foster Brothers, Inc
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New Castle, Pa
A.W. Phillips
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood City
ABC
Marvin Electric Co
N. Mercer Street
Lydia .E. Pinkham
the Diary Diary
New Yorker
Oy Clark Kopke
Times
Houston
Claude
Houston Post- Dispetch
J. Louis
Gladys ‘Innell
Af All Druggista
Resinol
YALE
New Castle
Presbyterian
Methodist
Robert Houston
Carlisle
Westminster Musical Conservatory
Dorothy Kirkbride
Juniata College
Mareline McElwee
Miss McElwee
State College
Esther Cummings
New York City
Charles 7. Metzler
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