White House to rely on steam heat during Harding trip
President Harding orders removal of White House furnaces and shifts heating to the steam plant in the War and Navy Building to save coal and personnel costs. While he tours the West, workers begin tearing down the old heating system and renovating interiors, with repainting and tile flooring planned over about ten weeks.
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International News Services
Washington
White House
Flgie
War and Navy
State Department
Whit House
Topid
Where To Go Tonight NIXGN- Front Page Story Parody
A mishmash of comedy frames and film notes lists Birthquake, Bobby Dunn, Fox News, PENN Douglass McLean, and others in humorous vignettes. Names like Arthur Goodrich and Joe Rocka appear amid fragmentary titles and stray references.
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Nixgn
Arthaur Goodrich
Bobby Dunn
Fox News
Penn
Douglass McLean
Algo Neal Burna
Viola Daniel
Skipper
Volcano Evacuations As 50,000 Homeless In Zone
In Lingualossa area lava diverted to a valley after threatening Uinguaglossa. Townspeople prayed in the public square to Saint Esidio while refugees flocked in, with estimates ranging up to 100,000 homeless as rescue crews and Fascist organizers coordinate food and shelter amid dust and smoke.
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Esidio
Sone
Pascisti
Messini
Secretary Davis Proposes Alien Enrollment Plan
Secretary Davis outlines a compulsory alien enrollment plan to locate and deport undesirables among the 7,000,000 aliens in the United States. He claims the system would curb smuggling, allow deportation trials, and help select desirable citizens while blocking anarchists and those deemed unfit. His tour would start in San Francisco and run along the Pacific coast to major cities, seeking public approval for rapid congressional action.
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United States
Davis
Congress
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Pacific Coset
Conroy kneels before fire truck in Ohio street
In Bellaire Ohio on June 14, Cooney Conroy ran into the street and knelt in the path of a moving fire truck. Driver Jason Dunaway halted the truck. five others hauled Conroy to the city jail awaiting a lunacy inquest. Authorities blame excessive religious zeal for his apparent derangement.
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International News Service
Bellaire
Cooney
Conroy
Jason Dunaway
Dynaway
Name in Full Address Lean School Attended
Fragmentary OCR note lists a name and address with schooling and a birthday date placeholder but contains garbled words and missing details. Unable to confirm full identity, location, or exact event. requires clarifying text to produce a proper news-style card.
Birthday anniversaries listed for Reid Stoner and Iverette Peak
The Birthday Club notes Monday marks the birthday anniversary of Reid Stoner of 605 Wall Street and Sunday marks the birthday anniversary of Iverette Peak from Harlanaburg Pennsylvania RD No. 4.
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Gclitterd Reid Stoner
Wall, Jatreek
Iverette John Peak
Harlanaburg
Harding Aims to Sell Economy In Grain Belt Tour
The article describes Republican strategy to frame a "business administration" and tax reduction as central themes in a nationwide campaign. It notes expected emphasis in grain and stock states suffering from high taxes and low prices, with figures like Rep. Madden pushing for an immediate tax revision. Republican lawmakers seek to convert economy gains into electoral gains in next year’s elections.
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Ing
Washington Alaska
Alaska
Porto Rico
Business Administration
Washington
Congress
Martin B. Madden
Tillaig
Appropriations Committee
House
Republican Congress
Seaplanes to Battle Ram Smugglers
Prohibition officials advocate an Atlantic coast seaplane fleet to combat liquor smugglers. Officials discuss fleet size and aim for rapid congressional authorization under the prohibition commissioner. Dry leaders urge a $10 million appropriation exclusive to enforcement.
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Prohibition Commissioner
Congress
Scouta
House
Senate
Leviathan Set for July 4 Passenger Service
Leviathan, the largest passenger vessel afloat, is prepared for trial trips with guests aboard. Interned in 1914 and seized in 1917, the ship served as a troop transport carrying 110,591 soldiers to France. After World War I, Newport News workers refitted her for American passenger service between New York, Cherbourg, and Southampton, starting July 4.
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New York
United States
Leviathan
Congrasa
Newport News
Virginia
Cherbourg
Southampton
Burglary scare hits Rev Randles home in East Washington
Police traced a noise at the Randles residence and a revolver discharge heard by neighbors. A loiterer was arrested for loitering and released after questioning. Detectives pursue a man suspected as a fire bug while extra officers stay on duty amid ongoing East Side searches.
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Carwood
Tennessee
Tharp
Rentz
Randles
Washington Street
Marshall Avenue
Ppollas
Rev
California
Randing
Tommy Lynch
Dysart
East Side
J. Hol. Elder
Extra
Dry Ship Ruling Cripples Crews In Transit
In New York on June 19 the strict dry ship ruling reduced sailors aboard the Argentina from 154 to 112 as 42 men deserted for wine access, and the France saw nearly half its crew refuse further trips. Captains cited compliance with prohibition as driving the unrest while officers warned grievances would be resolved on the other side and the France would sail again.
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New York
Treasury Department
Argentina
France
America
Dmioak
Mediterranean
Merchant Marines College
Lancaster Man Dies After Weekend Truck Accident
Charles Abul of Lancaster dies from fatal injuries after a truck end gate chain breaks. Five people were hurled to the pavement in the Sunday night crash. Mrs. Margaret Reinhart, also of Lancaster, dies en route to hospital.
Bergdoll to be arrested on new draft evasion charge
International News Service reports Erwin Bergdoll draft evader will be freed tomorrow only to face a new federal warrant for conspiracy with intent to evade the draft. The US Marshal will arrest him upon release from prison. His prior sentence for evading the draft was four years, reduced on good behavior to two years and some months, and he is Grover Cleveland Bergdoll’s brother.
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International News Service
Topeka
Kas
Erwin CG
Bergdoll
Liberty
United States
Grover Cleveland
Local Scene Captures Morning Mail Mess Up
A man exits a house with a letter tucked in his hand as a wife tries to ensure it is mailed. Passersby chuckle at the scene while a dog and neighbors react to the quirky moment.
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Bagan
Hughes Upholds World Court in Alumni Address
Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes advocates a permanent international court at Dartmouth Alumni Luncheon. He argues it would provide greater access to justice, reduce reliance on expediency, and let dominant American opinion be expressed through government action in pursuit of peace.
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International News Services
Hanover
N. S
World Court
Dartmouth College
Charles E. Hughes
Permanent Court In International Justice
Hughes
United States
America
Harding
Permanent Court
May forestry receipts set department record in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 19 The state forestry commission opened with oath of office after reappointment by Governor Pinchot. Secretary Major Robert V. Stuart reported May receipts of 10150.70 the largest monthly total in department history. Applications for auxiliary reserves included four acres for BE Maneville Dallas Luzerne county and 55 acres for Webster R Weatherill at Winnwood Montgomery county. A report noted a giant black gun tree in Milroy Mifflin county timber tract, 40 feet in circumference at breast height and 95 feet tall.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Forestry Commission
Pinchot
Robert V. Stuart
E. Maneville
Dallas
Luzerne County
Webster R. Weatherill
Win
Stiff Policy Demanded Toward U S by Britain
London June 19 Sir William Davison a tory in the house of commons demanded that Great Britain stiffen its policy toward the United States over the dry ship edict prohibiting foreign ships from entering American ports with liquor aboard. Premier Stanley Baldwin dodged questions on retaliatory plans tied to American prohibition decisions impacting foreign shipping.
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London
William Davison
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Amarfecan Porta
Iquor
Altho
Stanley Caldwin
Deaths of the Day Mrs Nancy A Weaver
Obituary notices record the deaths of several local residents including Mrs Nancy A Weaver aged 76 wife of A Z Weaver of Armstrong County who died at the home of her daughter Mrs P L Kerr 1408 Highland Ave after a brief illness. Also listed are Charles Frank George Edmond Buckley Jacob Carson Walls Mrs Margaret B Cummings and Mrs Julia Csiszer with funeral details and burial plans.
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A. Z. Weaver
Armstrong County
P. L. Kerr
Highland Avenue
John
Anne Maitland O'Neil
Free Methodist Church
G. M. Witting
van. Ary
Mioln
Mra. P. Ll. Ke T
City
Song
I. Ji
KR. Shaitier
Renfrow
von, Pa
Charles Frank
Bi East Home Street
Italy
George Adiment Buckley
George Edmond Buckley
Roy M. Buckley
Dean Block
New Castle Hospital
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Cummings
Margaret B. Cummings
James Bevan
Union Township
Homer Davis
Epworth
Alvie
Rav Cummings
Buring
Oak Park Cemetery
Juli Cslszer
Julia Csiszer
Stephen Cuiszer
E. Reynolds
Pinchot Approves Bill Authorizing School Policemen
Governor approves a measure by Senator Norton allowing school districts to employ policemen with constable powers on school property and nearby areas. The action includes related proposed studies on insurance viability and occupational matters, plus approval of several other bills including trolley authorization and a battery storage project.
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Pinchot
International Laws Service
Harrisburg
Patline
Alle
Matar Ve
Exlats
Peeteaaniemoval
Mt Sovernor
Valles
Tental
I Hall
Dauphin
Waynesboro Banker Arrested Over Trust Fund Shortage
Charles H. Cover, treasurer of the Waynesboro Trust Co, was arrested on charges he misappropriated about 170000 in trust funds. The arrest followed a review by examiner George W. Brown and confirmation from Banking Secretary Charles Greett. The funds were alleged to be diverted into stock deals and notes.
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ausLeron
Enternal News Service
Hahrbise 2G
Charles HH. Cover
W Shata Trust Company
Waynesboro
Peter B. Cameron
Lcorse
W. Brown
Uerk
Croyer
Lovses
Dei
Charles KR Greett
Wayneshora
Betas
Coore
Witness to Mount Burial Reopened Death Inquiry
Clifton Arizona June 1 Benjamin H Rouw said he paid four pallbearers 200 to remain silent about Leigh ton Mount burial his admission opens a new phase in the investigation. Ant State's Attorney Charles Wharton of Chicago reports the payment amid questions about the ceremony.
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International News Service
Clifton
Ariz
Benjamin H. Rouw
Leighton Mount
Ant State
Charles 3. Wharton
Chicago
Fountain Pen Ad Promises Long Writing Pleasure
A vintage advertisement touts the Duofeld fountain pen as ultra smooth with an ult ividium point. It claims twenty five years of writing pleasure and a ten day buy back offer if unsatisfied.
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