Capitol Worried Over Dispute On Boundary Issue
Washington faced a tense decision over the Tacna Arica boundary dispute as Coolidge and Kellogg weighed next moves. Peru demanded the arbitrator award disputed provinces to Peru, while Chile warned such a move would trigger Chilean backlash and threaten U S relations. General Lassiter was en route home as plebiscite negotiations failed.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
South America
Coolidge
Kellogg
Tacna-Arica
Peru
League of Nations
Chile
Lassiter
Plebescitary Commission
Seizure Of Estates Of Former Royalty Before German Voters
Police and Reichswehr prepare for a nationwide plebiscite tomorrow to decide if the former German royalty will lose their estates. The measure would seize royal fortune for veterans and orphans, repurpose palaces for education, and nullify prior settlements with former rulers.
W C T U Fund Under Scrutiny by Senate Committee
The senate slush fund committee ordered a probe into a 250000 fund raised by the W C T U of Pennsylvania for law enforcement prior to a 2 million dollar senatorial primary. Mrs Ella George of Pittsburgh was subpoenaed along with Maud T Seymour and Leah Cobb Marion as potential custodians and witnesses. Hearings resume Monday with Wayne B Wheeler to testify.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
W. C. T. U. of Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Ella George
Pittsburgh
WoCa
Pennsylvania
Maud T. Seymour
McConnellsburg
Leah Cobb Marion
Emporium
Pinchot Fund
Reed
Missouri
Wayne B. Wheeler
Six Nurses Receive Diplomas at Shenango Valley Hospital
Six young women graduated as nurses at Shenango Valley Hospital during a Friday commencement in the Young Women's Christian Association auditorium. The ceremony featured an Emery orchestra processional, yellow rose bouquets, and prominent remarks by Rev. George M. Lant dis and Rev. W. E. F. McClure on work and service.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Young Women's Christian Association
Emery Orchestra
George M. Landis
First Baptist Church
Three Women Take First Arctic Trek In Eskimo Fur Suits
Dorling Sentenced 15 Years For Manslaughter In Roy Lee Slaying. Three women, members of the Donald MacMillan Rowe Metcalf expedition, begin a summer northward trek toward the Arctic from Wiscasset Maine, with duties aboard Bowdoin and Sachem. They seek zoological botanical and anthropological specimens for the Field Museum and aim to reach the North Pole region.
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International News Service
Sandusky, Mich
Pearl Dorling
Roy Lee
Jackson
Wiscassbet
North Pole
Arctic
Donald MacMillan-Rowe
Metcalf
Charles Sewall
Wiscasset
MacMillan
Maud Fisher
New York
Marion Smith
Wiscassett
Bowdoin
Sachem
Providence
R. I
Peary
Etah
Greenland
Field Museum of Chicago
Former Dowager Queen Olga of Greece Dies in Rome
Queen Olga, former dowager queen of Greece, dies in Rome after a life marked by political turmoil. She witnessed her husband King George’s regime crumble in Greece and his assassination in Salonika in 1913, with their son Constantine’s tragic fate and the scattered fortunes of their grandchildren.
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Greece
Rome
George
Salonika
International
Olga
Italy
William
Denmark
Constantine
Palermo
Europe
Willie Fisher Granted Rehearing By Pardon Board
Willie Fisher, who served fifteen years for the 1921 Union National Bank hold up, has been granted a rehearing by the Pardon board. He has appeared in the public eye repeatedly since imprisonment, including a hospital stay for criminal insanity at Farview. He escaped there and was recaptured near Niagara Falls, N Y, with a former guard before his pardon request was refused.
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Willie Fisher
Union National Bank
Fisher
Farview
Western Penitentiary
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fire Chief's New Car Is Delivered
The Lawrence Automobile Company delivered a new red car for Fire Chief Charles H. Lynn this morning. The chief test drove it immediately, and its bright appearance is expected to aid in responding to fires.
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Lawrence Automobile Company
Charles H. Lynn
Tear Bombs In Police Raid In Buffalo Backfires
Frank Pieber resisted federal agents for hours in a soft drink shop on Broadway. Shots were fired, tear bombs used, Pieber seized after police assault and a raid on a nearby miniature brewery. John McQuade, federal agent, was kicked out when Pieber drew a gun.
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International News Service
Buffalo
Frank Pieber
Pieber
Broadway
John McQuade
McQuade
Clash in Berlin Leaves Seven Injured in Plebiscite Battle
In Berlin on June 19 seven Nationalists and Communists were seriously injured in a street brawl over the confiscation of former German royalty property. Wagons, rocks, and propaganda marked the clash as protests escalated. Communists paraded with a Kaiser effigy and speakers mocked Wilhelm in favor of confiscation.
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International News Service
Berlin
Wilhelm
Socialists Back Herriot Program to Form Cabinet
A Paris report from June 19 notes a socialist delegation informed M. Herriot that their support for his financial plan makes forming a cabinet likely. The expected cabinet will lean left, as Herriot prepares a complete financial reconstruction program with consultations from experts.
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Harry R. Flory
International News Service
Paris
Herriot
M. Herriot
Trial Of Butler County Slayer Is Nearing Finish
In Pa, Malcolm B Kunzleman 41 Oil City faces trial for the fatal Parker township shooting of James F Edwards 49 on April 18 He testifies self defense after Edwards allegedly threatened him with a knife Kunzleman says he feared Edwards since childhood and was unable to flee due to a broken ankle The jury hears accounts of Edwards alleged past injuries and threats involving Kunzleman’s family Also noted are returning relatives visiting Mrs Leyshon Richards Garfield Avenue.
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International News Service
Tser
Malcolm B Kunzleman
Oil City
James F. Edwards
Parker Township
Kunzleman
Edwards
John R. Henninger
Primary Contributions In Western Counties Of State Before Probe
Senate investigators focus on Pennsylvania campaign spending and the Anti-Saloon League. Wayne B Wheeler faces cross examination as the committee probes receipts and expenditures since 1920. Officers on the Pepper Fisher western campaign committee had distributed at least $10 000 in western Pennsylvania without proper records, suggesting broader unrecorded influence. Continued on pages two.
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William K. Hutchinson
League
Pennsylvania
Pepper-Fisher Western Campaign Committee
Vernon F. Taylor
Indiana
Pepper Committee
Musical Comedy Actress Anna Austin Dies By Self Destruction
New York June 19 A mysterious Emil linked to the death of Anna Austin 32 musical comedy graduate who swallowed poison and wandered her apartment for two hours resisting treatment Police search for the mysterious Emil believed to be a wealthy Brooklyn businessman The note asked to notify Emil and a Brooklyn number and stated Emil is the cause of it all The actress native of Savannah Georgia had prior calls to Charles Fraction of the telephone company about poison and not being disturbed
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International News Service
New York
Emil
Anna Austin
Miss Austin
Savannah
Brooklyn
Charles Fraction
Telephone Company
Fraction
Gertrude Flint
Hearing resumes into Gray station disaster killings
State and federal investigators rejoin the inquest at the wreck site in Blairsville Pa where 15 persons died and 30 were injured. J H Redding and interstate and state officials from Pittsburgh visit the scene as witness testimony remains secret. George McConnell of Altoona says his fireman brother William McConnell is hospitalized and not yet questioned.
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Newe
Blairsville
Gray Station
J. H. Redding
Pittsburgh
Pennsyilvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Cincinnati Limited
Washington Express
George McConnell
Altoona
William McConnell
Latrobe
McConnell
Miss Reznor Is Married Today in Mercer
Miss Virginia Reznor daughter of the late I P Reznor and Markley C Brown of Pittsburgh were married this afternoon at four o clock in the Second Presbyterian Church Rev Co E Lamale officiated The couple held a reception at the Reznor home and will reside in Pittsburgh
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Mercer
Virginia Reznor
I. P. Reznor
Markley C. Brown
Pittsburgh
Second Presbyterian Church
Co. E. Lamale
Reznor
Homestead Masons Enjoy Annual Picnic at Cascade Park
Three hundred fifty members of the Homestead Masons from Homestead Pennsylvania gathered for their annual picnic at Cascade Park. They arrived by special train and were carried to the amusement center by the Pennsylvania Ohio Electric Company cars in a coordinated outing.
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Masonic Fraternity
Homestead
Cascade Park
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Tear Up Old Walks At New Cathedral
Workmen began tearing up the flagstone sidewalk in front of the Scottish Rite cathedral on Lincoln avenue to install a new concrete walk. A Pittsburgh contracting company will perform the exterior cement work alongside other projects outdoors.
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Scottish Rite
Lincoln Avenue
Pittsburgh
Marriage Licenses for Austin W. Darlington and Farrell Burdick
A records list marriage licenses issued shows Austin W. Darlington and Farrell Burdick among applicants, with O'Hare Wheatlend appearing in the same register. The notice documents the names connected to upcoming nuptials and related civil paperwork.
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Austin W. Darlington
Farrell Burdick
O'Hare
Cardinals Read Mass as They Seek Rest During Eucharistic Congress
In Chicago nine cardinals envoys to the twenty-eighth Eucharistic Congress joined a simple Mass in small chapels after a formal Coliseum reception. James J Davis read President Coolidge’s greeting and condemned Catholic prejudice, sparking a sustained ovation from 15 000 attendees representing many faiths as religious freedom and tolerance were praised.
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Gene Hoffman
International News Service
Chicago
Archdiocese of
Congress
James J Davis
Labor
President Coolidge
Cardinal Mundelein
Davis
Rhode Island
Maryland
America
Tomorall
Four Passenger Cars Derailed in Vermont Incident
International News Service reports four Montrealer cars derailed near Riverton Vermont. One hundred ten passengers were tossed from berths and seats but injuries were not reported. The fast train halted by emergency brakes. no lives were lost. passengers reassigned to other cars and the journey resumed toward Montreal.
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International
Riverton
Washington
Montreal
Central Railroad of
Vermont
Montpelier
Picnic Supper Pleasures Yet Curb Appetite
The speaker indulges in outdoor picnic fare of baked ham sandwiches coleslaw beans and pickles while noting cool weather fifty eight degrees. Wooden plates tin spoons and lukewarm coffee accompany scalloped potatoes. The grove setting with overhead trees and buzzing bugs spurs further eating.
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Luke
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Germany
S. Dunbar Weyer
Reichswehr
von Hindenburg
W.C
U. Fund
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W. EF. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
McClure
Far North
Dorling
Frozen
Paron Board
Bank Bandit
Herriott
Butler County
Henninger
Earl Machin
Marian
Jack
Mrs.Leyshon Richards
Garfield Avenue
Richards
Ville
Redding
Blairs
Cardinals
Miss Reznor
Homestead Masons
New Cathedral
Cape
Arthur Mometer
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