Harding Speeds West to Speak in Kansas City
President Harding arrives in Kansas City for the second western stop amid large crowds and a motor parade ovation. He signals openness to international arbitration with reservations, insisting party pledges to the world court remain intact and aims to harmonize opposing views and events.
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Harding
Kansas City
George FR. Holmes
International
Kansas City, Mo
Union Station
Believe Occupants Of Yacht Are Lost
International News Service reports a high powered yacht exploded off Saybragh while enroute to the rd-Vtile boat races. Witness Dr J C Ayer of the Yacht Shadow saw the blast and searched wreckage. Explosion left water with flames. number of passengers unknown.
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London
Conn
Tr. J.C. Ayer
Shadow
Ds. Ayer
New London
Saybragh
Ayre
Witty Lament Over a Groom’s Shifty Ways in Unnamed Verse
A playful, archaic bemoaning of a man named Arthur Mometer and his expected marriage. The speaker chides his reluctance, mocks his bachelor life, and teases his supposed seam of infidelity while toastfully noting a new wife. The tone is light satirical and personal.
Famous Auctioneer To Sell Bull Calf For Worthy Cause
Mayor Rentz reports Col. D. L. Perry of Worthington will be in town on Saturday June 30 to auction a bull calf donated by Harry Jeffery of Dryden N. Y. Proceeds support the milk and ice fund. Perry, famed for big sales including a recent 126000 calf sale in the south, is expected to draw strong bidding. Tickets from the Wimadausis society will precede a diamond-side sale to follow.
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Fred L. Rentz
Col
D. L. Perry
Worthington
Perry
Harry Jeffery
Dryden
George T. Feingartner
Guy Zimmerman
Ferry
Jersey
Forbes and McCaslin
Princeton
Rente
Zimmerman
Nagley
Ohio
Wimadausis Society
Sealed Liquor Seized From British Ships at Port
A Treasury Department ruling test following a Supreme Court decision led to confiscation of liquor on incoming transatlantic liners. The Baltic and Battle arrived in New York with liquor. guards were posted and seals remained intact pending action, risking arrest of the ship’s commander.
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Conternational News Service
New York
Treasury Department
United Supreme Court
White Star
Washington
Baltie
Thaueault
United States
City Demands Adequate Service For Seventh Ward Buses
After talks with City Solicitors Gardner and White, councilmen outlined a resolution to govern Pennsylvania Ohio Coach Lines operations. It requests day and night adequate service to Mahoningtown and dictates routes to avoid blocked traffic. A public hearing is set for June 28 in Pittsburgh on the firm’s public convenience certificate.
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James A. Gardner
Robert White
Pennsylvania-Ohio Coach Linea Company
Mahoningtown
Pittsburgh
Public Service Commission
East Side Woman Reports Threat by Unknown Fan
Mary Colaluca of 202 North Cascade Street says she was threatened with death by an unknown man while returning home from work at 5 30 last night. Police did not receive the report until 6 20 and searched the East Side without locating the prowler.
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Mary Colaluca
North Cascade Street
East Side
Campbell
Hud
Flecker
Eddie Street
Brooklyn
Ohio
Cleveland
South Mill
Phillips Street
C. A. Brookover
M- Birk
Pearson Street
H. M. Reynolda
Insurance Banquet Highlights Pennsylvania Chapter Meeting
The Lawrence County Insurance Men's Federation held its second annual banquet at New Castle Country Club with over 60 members and guests attending. Speakers, including Wallace Reid of Pittsburgh and Hiram G. Miller, addressed insurance legislation and the state’s 40,000-strong industry, while officials noted a rising number of bills affecting insurance in Harrisburg. France Refuses To Reduce Army Without Solid Mutual Aid Pledge.
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Insurance Men's Federation of
Lawrence County
New Castle Country Club
Reasion
H.C. Frey
Pittsburgh
Insurance Federation
Federation
Hiram G. Miller
Quincy A. McBride
Wallace Reid
Harrisburg
Sulletomn
International
Paris
France
Germany
Foreign Office
League of Nations
Sena
Poland
Belgium
Great Britain
Beitain
Woman Faints In Court From Heat in Session
Spectator Mrs Luella Cooper fainted in a courtroom today due to extreme heat and was carried from the room around 1 45 p m. The incident occurred while the session was ongoing with other attendees present.
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Luella Cooper
Sister Testimony Collapses in Court During Dufford Case
In a Pittsburgh homicide trial Mrs. Best, under cross examination by ex-Judge Porter, declined to answer questions about staying with Car Dufford in Pittsburgh and Sharon. Her sister Gertrude Dunleavy fainted in court triggering a brief recess as Mrs. Best sobbed, then recovered and returned to the stand with sharper, more direct answers.
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Dufford
Josephine Best
William E. Porter
Car. H. Dufford
Best
Pittsburgh
Car Dufford
Fort Pitt
C. H. Akens
Sharon
Central Hotel
Mrs. Best
Gertrude Dunleavy
Law Library
R. Lawrence Hildebrand
Tipstaff Howard Leslie
S. Plummer Emery
Jane Rodgers
Emery
McCracken
Porter
Court session reports on page a5 in this issue
The Thursday afternoon court session is described with the judge sitting beside a witness to aid her testimony. The narrative notes the witness voice was difficult for the jury to hear and that corrective steps were taken, indicating a controversial courtroom moment.
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Anawera
Emery
Death Notice for Mrs. Mary Compton and Others
Fragmentary obituary notices list Mrs. Mary Compton aged 52 of Shady Side and others including Irene Bye Kauat Laurel avenue Mary Elizaly HRiliaon age 4 months Bert Owens 20 Martine Ferry Obie tt Burry 8 with scattered street addresses. Details are partial and unclear from the OCR snippet.
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Mary Compton
Shady Side
Irene Bye
Oakland Man Winds Up Self Harm Tragedy
Brantley Antowsky a 40 year old resident of Oakland attempted to take his life this morning at 6 30 by cutting his throat with a razor He also severed an artery in his left wrist He was rushed to Shenango Valley hospital where Dr C F McDowell said he had some chance for recovery though he was very weak from loss of blood The man had eaten breakfast and his wife prepared his lunch before he went upstairs and was found on his bed with a throat wound and a pool of blood His wife discovered him and he had left behind seven children and a wife with no known motive for the act.
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Brantley Antowsky
Antoneky
Etna eruption wanes as lava flow slows at noon
Rome dispatch reports Mount Etna's eruption lessening with only a small trickle of lava advancing at six yards per hour. Interior rumblings persist and lava pours from a few fissures after a seven day eruption. Total loss tallied at 310 million with 10 million agricultural damage. King Victor Emanuel surveyed scene and ordered continued monitoring.
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Guglielmo Emanuel
Rome
Mount Etna
Fuly
Victor Emanuel
Milk and Ice Fund Reaches Forty-Two Dollars
The News reports two contributions raise the Milk and Ice Fund to 42 dollars as hot weather heightens infant and child feeding needs. Contributions today include In Memory E. J. Berquist 2.00, with previously reported totaling 35.00 to reach 42.00.
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News Today
E. J. Berquist
Snapshots of fatal and serious injuries from fires and accidents
A series of reports detail deaths and critical injuries: Mrs Ostherine Gripf, 66, of Pinta Pennsylvania, died from severe burns while attempting to hasten a fire by pouring oil. Michael Onde, aged 10, of Creenavilia, was kicked on the head by a horse and suffered a skull fracture. Mrs Elizabeth Turner, 74, of Sharon, died after heat struck her at her daughter's home. Samuel McClain, visiting Sunbury from California, learned his mother had died en route. Nelson Reed Jr., child of Mrs Margaret Reed, toppled from a chair into a bathtub and drowned while his mother bathed him. Charles Alleman, driver in a fatal car crash at Altoona, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. Alfred McGrader, 8, killed by a falling light near a field in Bi cton Maryland. The piece catalogs multiple tragedies from fires, accidents, and legal outcomes.
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Mra
Ostherine Gripf
Pinta
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