Curtis to testify for Kansas at federal hospital board
Senator Curtis of Kansas Republican nominee for vice president is to appear as a witness for Kansas before the federal board of hospitalization at the Veterans Bureau. The appearance marks his first public event since the nomination, as he represents Kansas on the panel.
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Washington
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Federal Board of Hospitalization
Veterans Burrau
Curtis
Veterans hospital site push before board in Kansas
Local scientists and patriotic societies will appear before the board to advocate locating a midwestern veterans bureau hospital in Kansas. The appearance aims to influence officials on site selection, highlighting regional needs and benefits for veterans.
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Icists
Patriotic Societies
Veterans Bureau
Kansas
Wife Held For Shooting Husband In Bluefield
Mrs. Maud Price was arrested in Bluefield on June 18 charged with shooting her husband Ja J Price a merchant. The husband said an unidentified negro attempted a hold up and fired the shot. His wife denies the charge and the bullet struck his hip. he is expected to recover.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Maud Price
Ja. J. Price
Price
Aged Pittsburgh Woman Is Slain Robbery Motive
Pittsburgh June 19 The body of Mrs Antoni Samulski was found beaten to death in an abandoned house on the second floor. Police seek suspects after noting she carried $250 when last seen. Her husband and son reported last seeing her Saturday. autopsy delayed by decomposition.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Antoni Samulski
Joe Samuelski
New Castle Folk Attend Welsh Singing Festival
New Castle residents attended a Cymanfa Sanu festival held at the Youngstown alm street Welsh Congregational church, with Rev. H R Hughes introducing the program. The crowd filled the Presbyterian church at Witk Avenue and Wood Street. attendees from New Castle included numerous families and councilman D Davies among others.
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New Castle
Alm Street
Youngstown
Presbyterian Church
Witk Avenue
Wood Street
Olong
H. R. Hughes
Lm Street
John Reese
Daniel Protheroe
Roberts
North Wales
John Evans
Nettie
John M. Bevan
Nathaniel. Willams
Evan Hopkins
Wm. W. Francis
Edwin J. Williams
Griffith Thomas
John P. Morgan
D. Thomas
Henry T. Jones
Man Reports Awakening in Undertaker’s Basket
MONACA Pa June 19 Picked up along the Colona road as dead Mike Maygak 87 Beaver avenue Colona startled state troopers and the driver of the hearse when he woke up in an undertaker s wicker basket by swearing violently Following the return to life Maygak was taken to a hospital where doctors reported he revived after being pronounced dead.
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Monaca
Colona
Mike Maygak
Beaver Avenue
This Man Says Konjola Ended Health Trouble
A local pitch extols Konjola as a cure for liver, kidney, stomach, and bowels disorders. The Konjola Man touts the remedy at Love and Meown Drug Store in New Castle with testimonials from Mr. W. Erk of 734 County Line Street and others, noting improved appetite, sleep, nerves, and vitality after use.
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New Castle
W. EL Erk
County Ling Street
Thin City
Linva and Megown
East Washington Street
Erk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Erk
Konjola
Love Find
Nat Washington
Local man detained for DUI after auto incident
Gak told Corporal Marcus White and Private Phillip Richards he had been run down by an automobile. Chief Gilroy of Aliquippa arrested Robert F. Hunter of 1014 Pennsylvania Avenue Monaco and George M. Bozett of Pittsburgh. Hunter’s car shows a dent on the front fender. Hunter is charged with driving while intoxicated and failing to stop and render aid. Bozett faces disorderly conduct charges.
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Gak
Marcus White
Phillip Richards
An. Automobile
Gilroy
Aliquippa
Robert F. Hunter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Monaco
George M. Bozett
Pittsburgh
Hunter
Dent
Bozett
Religious and Fraternal Circles Activities In Hoover Heights
Religious and fraternal notices report Young People's service at the Tabernacle this evening in Hoover Heights. Children meet Friday 9 45 am, Cottage prayer Friday 7 45 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs R Abernathy of Teripairena svenue with Joseph Shoaff in charge. Pastor returns next Sunday. Spiritual Church of Truth to hold services at McGounhall East Washington Street Wednesday 8 pm with Mrs A H Guthrie and Miss Violet John assisting Mellie Ingram as pianist. Section One of the M C Circle at Third United Presbyterian met Monday at Mrs Lale Christie East Washington Street extension. devotional and business led by Mrs H A Anderson. social with music. next meeting in July to be announced. Section Six L B class of Third U P Church meets Thursday June 21 at Mrs Ira Kennedy 703 East Long Ave. First Baptist Missionary Society meets Thursday 2 pm at Mrs Frank Morgen 814 West Grant Street. Berean Bible Class meets 2 30 pm at Mrs EB McNees 198 Fairmont Ave. leader Mrs S R Willison and teacher Mrs Frank Eudesill. Past Noble Grands association of Lawrence County holds regular meeting at IO O F Hall Thursday 8 pm. Willing Workers class Croton Avenue M E Church meets Thursday at Mrs C C Armstrong 718 Croton Ave. Mabel Ryan Bible class meets at Mrs W Crish 210 Bluff Street Thursday evening replacing Wednesday.
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Young Peope
Tabernacle
Spiritual Church
Spiritual Church of ‘Truth
McGounhall
East Washington Street
A. H. Guthrie
Violet’ John
Mellie Ingram
Fiarist
M. C
Third United Presbyterian Church
Lale Christie
H. A. Anderson
Guy
Ater
Boy Scouts of Bent on Executive Board Meeting
Under W. Charles Wallace Lawrence County Council president the executive board of the Benton Boy Scouts will meet at five o clock this afternoon at Boy Scout headquarters in the Greer building. All members must attend due to important business to be disposed of.
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W. Charles Wallace
Lawrence County Council
Boy Scouts of Benton
Boy Scout
Greer Building
World and the Mud Puddles Discuss Canadian Railways
A continuation discusses Canadian National Railways as a government owned system with 22 000 miles of tracks. It notes 1927 revenues of 256 575 724 and net earnings down 5 790 028 from 1926, depreciation on wages and fuel, and compares CN with private Canadian Pacific Railway including its 53 ocean steamers and telegraph and express services.
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Canadian National Railways
Sir Henry
Reilways
Germany
Canadian National
Sidney
Cape Breton
Halifax
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
Driver dies in gasoline fire at workshop
Washington June 19 Arthur Gray 35 of 86% Ewing Street employed by Joseph M Spriggs & Son died in hospital from burns suffered while using gasoline to clean a machine. The gasoline soaked clothing ignited as he started the engine, flames spreading through the cab before coworkers could remove his burning clothes.
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Washington
Arthur Gray
Ewing Street
Joseph M. Spriggs
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Frank Morgen
West Grant Street
Serean Bible
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EB. H. McNees
Fairmont Avenue
R. Willison
Frank Eudesill
Noble
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Croton Avenue
M.E
C. C. Armstrong
Mabel Ryan
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Bluff Street
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Punjab
Percales
Copeland
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H Rade
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