McAdoo Campaign Frustration With New York Press
June 20 McAdoo campaign leaders criticized the hostile New York Press coverage. A paper daily editorialized against McAdoo while his team denounced a report that Carter Glass' Virginia delegation would be delivered to him. McAdoo avoided interviews, directing his own campaign amid the publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
David L. Rockwell
Carter Glass
Virginia
Wie
Hadassah Meeting Closes Year With Speakers
Mr and Mrs Carl Fechheimer of Pittsburgh spoke at the New Castle Chapter Hadassah closing meeting hosted by Mrs B Kline on Wallace avenue The event drew a large audience Musical numbers were presented by Nettie Leiblich of Pittsburgh and Devera Laurie of Sharon A social period followed with refreshments Mrs L S Kohn presided and the program was directed by Mrs L Sandler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fechheimer
Pittsburgh
Palestine
New Castle
Hadassah
B. Kline
Wallace Avenue
Nettie Leiblich
Devera Laurie
Sharon
L. S. Kohn
L. Sandler
Meusel Fined 100 Dollars and Ten-Day Suspension
Bob Meusel of the New York American League was fined 100 dollars and suspended ten days for a riot in Detroit. Pitcher Cole of Detroit was fined 50 dollars and suspended. Ruth and Cole were named in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Bob Meusel
New York
Cole
Detroit
Ban Johnson rules on motions game fines in Detroit
President Ban Johnson of the American League fines Babe Ruth fifty dollars for his part in the motions game at Detroit last Friday. Umpire Evans forfeited the game to the Yankees. Meusel and Cole are already under automatic suspension. Johnson’s decision sets a limit and establishes new fines for Ruth Meusel and Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
King
Ban Johnson
American League
Detroit
Evans
Yankees
Meuser
Cole
Johnson
Ruth
Meusel
Warning to D A R About Peace Societies
Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution sent a letter to all state regents warning against pacifist groups called peace societies. She alleges these groups are dominated by individuals disloyal to the government and political institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Anthony Wayne Cook
the Daughters of the American Revolution Today
Maughan To Start Flight Saturday From Mitchell Field
Lieut. Russel L. Maughan, famed dawn to dusk Army flyer, may launch his daylight flight to San Francisco tomorrow. Mechanic reports from four fields Dayton, St. Joseph, Cheyenne and Salduro Utah indicate good air conditions for the hop.
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Mitchell Field
N. Y
Lieut
Russel L. Maughan
Army
San Francisco
Dayton
St. Joseph
Cheyenne
Salduro
Utah
Lieut. Maughan
Governor Smith Expects Democratic Presidential Nomination
New York June 26 Governor Alfred E Smith for the first time asserted he would be the Democratic nominee for president. He told reporters he believed he would be nominated and had no second choice. He cited general developments and encouraging reports as the basis for his optimism and said the convention would settle on a winner after honoring favorite sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Alfred E. Smith
One Killed Two Hurt In Vermont Train Collision
A Montreal Washington express train collided with a freight train near White River Junction Vermont. One crew member was killed and two passengers were injured. physicians were dispatched from hospitals in Burlington and White River Junction.
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Vermont
Forestations
Barr Vt
White River Junction
Billy Southern Improves After Auto Accident Injuries
Billy Southern son of Mr and Mrs C W Phillips of Croton Avenue recovered gradually in Shenango Valley hospital a week after the East Street Hill Knights of Pythias parade crash. He sustained multiple leg fractures and remains confined to one position but remains optimistic and cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Southern
C. W. Phillips
Croton Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Shenango Valley Hospital
Miss Georga Preston to Enter Social Service Work
Miss Georga Preston resigns as music supervisor at Bellevue schools after five years. She will become a Church Missionary in Pittsburgh at the First Presbyterian Church, led by Pastor Dr. Maitland Alexander, and plans to start in September after a summer with her parents Mr and Mrs T A Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georga Preston
East Washington Street
Bellevue
First Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburgh
Maitland Alexander
Preston
T. A. Preston
Carnol Fleshing Remedy Promises Five Pounds in 30 Days
An advertisement touts Carnol tablets as a simple cure for thinness and weakness. It claims a 30 day course will add at least five pounds of healthy flesh, with a money back guarantee via any druggist and McKee's Kut Rate Store as supplier.
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Cannel
America
McKee
Pittsburgh Man Elected President of Sheet Metal Contractors
W. C Markle of Pittsburgh was elected president of the National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors at a convention in Washington. Atlanta was chosen to host the 1925 meeting, defeating Cleveland by 41 votes to 29.
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International News Service
Washington
W. C Markle
Pittsburgh Today
National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors
Atlanta
Cleveland, O
Children’s Day at St Luke’s A M E Zion Church
Children’s Day at St Luke’s A M E Zion Church on Elm Street features morning and evening services Sunday June 22 led by Pastor Rev C A Leftwich. The program includes devotions, talks by Sabbath School members, recitations, solos, papers, choirs, and instrumental performances with Eugene Walls and Miss Manilla Hood among participants.
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St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
Elm Street
C. A. Leftwich
Banks
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Lucille Davis
Sarah Louden
Geneva Fleming
Mary Louden
Evelyn Winger
Pierce Craft
Perry Shuler
Jack Grittie
T. J. Davis
James Henderson
Mr. Dove
Eugene Walls
Arlie Walton
Bessie Walton
Morrison Forbes
Albert Summers
Leland Madison
Anna Belle Mays
Harry Hood
Harry Almon
Virginia Wilkes
Viola Allen
Geneva Yates
Fielding
Manilla Hood
Ethel Hunter
Virginia Johnston
A. Almond
Barker Holland
E. Burke
M. Hood
B. Dillon
Leftwich
Blanche Dillon
Philadelphia Clubs To Be Objects Of Wrath Of Carney
Edward Patrick Carney announces search warrants for Philadelphia clubs and prominent homes to seize liquor. He vows to immediately act after learning warrants were issued by another magistrate, threatening a major cleanup of the city. Also notes Rev Maitland at Taylor University and student Harry Dean's summer return.
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Philadelphia
Carney
International News Service
Edward Patrick Carney
Upland
Ind
Taylor University
Maitland
Harry Dean
Princeton
Last Spring Day Sets Heat Record in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Pa June 20 the closing day of spring brought a new heat record as the thermometer hit 87 degrees in the shade at 11 A M The weather bureau forecast a high near 94 degrees this afternoon and warned of continued hot conditions.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Rev Maitland Returns From Upland
Reverend S. R. Maitland, pastor of Greenwood and Euclid avenues M. E. church, has returned from an extended trip to Upland. He resumes duties and will lead Sunday services.
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S. R. Maitland
Greenwood and
Euclid Avenue
M. E
Stone Announces Plan To Prosecute Gas Price Fixers
Attorney General Stone says the federal government will prosecute individuals or organizations involved in gas price fixing. He will meet next month with U S attorneys and state legal representatives to outline the campaign.
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Stone
International News Service
Washington
United States
Los Angeles Scene of Anti Japanese Demonstration
Anti Japanese demonstrations in Belvedere Gardens near Los Angeles culminated in an attempt to tar and feather a Japanese automobile salesman. Deputies rescued the man as he was dragged from his home by shouting mobs. warnings to depart were posted in several areas. Japan leads in global fishing product value.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Belvedere Gardens
Sheriiff
Dime Improves at St Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh
Jimmie Dime, boxing tutor and manager, shows steady improvement at St Francis hospital Pittsburgh. Doctors expect his discharge in about six weeks. His left leg has been reset to the hip socket. No action was taken on Bluff street petition by council today.
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Jimmie Dime
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Council Today
Bluff Street
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Restor
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Violet
Grant Talcum
Colgate’s
Moone
Packer
Woodbury Glover
Howard's Buttermilk P. & G
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Coleo
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Armand
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Luxor Mary Garden
FiceVic
Coty
Chesterfield Piedmont
Prince Albert Edgeworth
Buckingham
Velvet
Bull Durham
White Owl
Duquesne Club
Judge Wright
Tom Keene
San Felice Cinco
Girard
el Verso
Garcia
la Paulina
Frederick's
Wyeth
Sisters
Glover's
Horlick’s Dryco
Eagle Brand
Merck Zinc
Stearate
Merck
Sykes Comfort
L’'Ame
Peter Rabbit
Mary Garden Talc Mennen’s Tale
J. Tale
Gillette Blades
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Ender Blades
Autostrop
Molle
Mennen's
Williams
Johnson & Johnsong
Standard Patents
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Dave
Volta
S.S
Caldwell
T&c
A. D
ALKOL
Colgate & Ce
Watt
A. D. S. Aspirin
Ford
Pera Motor & Implement Co
Mahoningtown
Sheet Metal Men
St. Luke’s
Japan
Lusk
Bes Lusk
Lawrence Furniture Store
Sun Parlor
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