Leviathan Half Over Trial Trip Satisfactory
The Leviathan completed the first half of her trial spin to the trial board’s satisfaction. Offsears of the ship were set for speed tests near Nassau then steered toward the Florida coast. Passengers praised decorum with remarks about American prohibition and the ship’s promising performance.
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American Steamship
Leviathan
International
Shipping Board
Hye
Nassau
Florida
Queuc
Hiram Wucker
Poland Springs
Maine
C. R. Troupe
Baltimore
Wardn Madden
Illinois
Homer Ferguson
Kewport News
Virginia
Sealed liquor seizure on British ship at port
At New York Harbor customs boarded the Cunard liner Berengaria and broke seals on liquor stored in a ship spare room. Earlier the Baltic was boarded while docked and awaiting instructions on removal. Authorities from Washington awaited guidance on how to handle the vessels and seized packages in the ships’ holds.
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Paya Oue
Roberts
Supreme Court
Baltic
Hanor
Customs House
West Twentieth Street
Eathier
Treasury Department
Washington
New York
United States Customs
Berengaria
West Fourteenth Street
Uquer
Two Negroes Escape With 1400 Dollars After Attack
Two Black men assaulted Pennsylvania Railroad messenger Brubaker in Harrisburg and made off with 1400 dollars, the pay for 22 local shop employees. The theft occurred as Brubaker was carrying payroll funds.
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Uinternational News Service
Harrisburg
Neprons Today
Rottea KH
Brubaker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Where To Go Tonight Penns Famous Mrs Falr Cast
A 1920s style cinema listing highlights multiple features at REGENT STAR and NIXON houses. Includes Myrtle Stedman Marguerite De La Motte Cullen Landis in The Famous Mrs Falr and a two reeler One Stormy Or gan with Bobby Dunn, plus Pathe News and Fox News segments.
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Penn
Mrs. Falr
Myrtle Stedman
Marguerite de la Motte
Cullen Landis
Romeo
Herbert Rawlinson
Alice Lake
Stormy Organ
Bobby Dunn
Pathe News
Harding to Speak in Kansas City on Domestic Issues
President Harding continues western trip with focus on domestic policy. He departs St. Louis and is due in Kansas City before noon where he will deliver his second address. Reporters note he may endorse railroad consolidation to improve nationwide service.
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White House
St. Louis
League
Harding
San Diego
East Side Gunman Shot Arrest Spurs Police Debate
A plain clothes officer on East Side confronts a young man armed with pistols who displayed a badge. Citizens urge police discretion while authorities defend patrols and quick action. The jailed suspect had a mouth organ and squirt gun, identified as Strict by Henry Golden of Cleveland. Reports of a fire bug on Neshannock Avenue are denied. the man is described as a tramp.
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Foliceman
Robert Lateran
East Side
Henry Golden
Cleveland
Vaa
Neshannock Avenue
Filers
Eruption wanes as lava creeps toward town
The eruption slowed to a trickle allowing residents to evacuate safely. Linguito was saved as if by a miracle. Lava stood about 900 yards from the town center while a black smoke veil hung over the countryside. Troops faced resistance as peasants returned to burned fields despite danger.
Body of Reading Swimmer Recovered
The body of 17 year old Matthew Kharasinsky was recovered from the Seuylkin river in Reading Pa. He drowned after cramps while swimming and went under before help could reach him.
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Reading
Matthew Kharasinsky
Seuylkin
Soviet Russia launches boycott of Switzerland
Moscow announces a full boycott severing economic ties with Switzerland. Passports for Swiss entries are limited to workers, Russian trade representatives in Switzerland are recalled, and Switzerland is accused of not recognizing Russian diplomats. The move follows discontent over Lausanne peace talks and a fatal attack on M. Lorovsky in Tasanne.
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Moscow
Switzerland
Lausanne
Russia
Ater On
M. Lorovsky
Italy
Tasanne
Lanaanns
Heat Wave Ends as New York Counts 21 Dead
New York relief arrived as a heat wave broke, with a toll of 21 dead and over 100 prostrations. Cooling breezes moved in from the St Lawrence valley as temperatures hovered near 80 degrees in the morning. Beachgoers, park revelers, and river lowlands filled with people seeking respite. Forecaster Starr predicted continued cooler weather ahead.
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Tinternational News Service
New York
Sti Lawrence
Hast River
Brooklyn and
Manhattan
Starr
Whadda Ya See Aristocratic Boston Pup and Alley Scene
A fragmented city snapshot shows a Boston bull pup snatching cash from an owner beside a mouldy bone in an alley. Nearby, a man hangs from a window with a two brush, garden hoses are seen on lawns, and a group of local figures traverse North Street at dawn.
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Boston
Jonas Kauffman
Freight And Flyer Crash Leaves 12 Injured
Twelve people were injured today when a Syracuse Philadelphia flyer on the Central railroad of New Jersey collided with a hack freight train. The crash derailed the locomotive and mail car of the flyer. Injured include engineer James Burks of Scranton and fireman Clayton Kintz of Wilkesport, plus Harley Graham of Orlando, Anna O'Brien of Binghamton, and Charles Taylor of Bethlehem.
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International News Service
Allentown
Central Railroad
New Jersey
James Burks
Pittston Avenue
Scranton
Clayton Kintz
Welsport
Paharley Jr. Graham
Orlando
Fla
Anna O'Brien
Binghampton
NX. C
Charles Taylor
Flyer
Bethlehem
Harding Regrets Coal Dispute Not Yet Settled
President Harding regrets that the anthracite name dispute is not yet settled and predicts a speedy agreement in a message to the United States Coal Commission. The president says the public deserves prompt assurance that there will be no interruption after August 1 in coal flow from mine to market.
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Sulit
International News Service
Washington
Harding
United States Conk Commission
John Hays Hammond
Dynamite destroys house. sleepers spared in beds
International news from Dubois Pa June 22 reports a dynamite blast wrecked Patsy Carameli’s house while five people slept in beds. Only two iron bodies remained unharmed as Mr and Mrs Carameli and three children were inside. Officials link the attack to the killing of Charles Nelo with Tony Pulel serving a 12 year sentence. State police investigate.
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Dubois
Dony
Patsy G. Caramel
Isaayid
Carameli
Charles Nelo
Tony Pulel
Caranelli
Jeannet Fulci
Poetic Reflection and a Murky Blackmail Plot
The excerpt blends a tense confrontation between Martin and Pilkoff over a demanded fifty thousand dollars and a supposed antidote, with a postscript on originality and a wry weather quip. Pilkoff manipulates Martin into a dubious payment, then reveals the antidote is harmless, exposing planned extortion, while another note ponders collective creativity and a weather adage.
Deaths of the Day Bert Owens and Others
Death notices list Bert Owens aged 21 months of Martin’s Ferry with funeral details. Elizabeth Barry, eight, daughter of Clyde and Harriet Heaven Barry, died at 201 Aunt Laurel Avenue after a year illness from heart trouble. Mary Elizabeth Ellison, four months, daughter of Robert and Mary Ellison, died after brief pneumonia. Funeral services and interments are noted for Graceland and Greenwood cemeteries. Additional obituaries include Jacob Walls of East Washington Street, Mary Compton of Shady Side, Catherine E. Binning of Elm Street, Julia Csister of East Bernolds Street, and Dan Verona of Montgomery Avenue with church services and burials recorded.
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Teone Elizabeth Barry
Irene Elizabeth
Clyde
Harriet Heaven Barry
Laurel Avenue
Highland School
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Helen
Harald
Graceland Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Ellison
Robert
Mary Withers Ellison
Highland Autema
Dorothy
Edward
Green-wood Cemetery
Mary Compton
Marry Compton
T. R. Compton
Shady Side
Compton
John Davis
Mew Castle
Free Methodist Church
Grace Watt
Bessie Ballens
Ethial
Blanche
Oscar L. Grannis
Bellefouste
Elmer R. Grannis
Emma Barns
Harry Williams
John Tavis
Greenwood Cemetery
Insurance Men Banquet Shows Growing Federation
About ten thousand members belong to the federation with a plan to reach twenty thousand within the year. Toe Williams offered a brief, pointed talk on the insurance business. Mayor Fred J. Roni and P K Stevenson shared several humorous stories, crowd enjoying the event.
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Toe Williams
Fred J. Roni
P. K. Stevenson
Board of Trade
Dodge Touring Car For Sale In Good Condition
Classified notice indicates a Dodge touring car in good condition with a price and contact details implied by a numeric string. The fragment references location 725 County nine 3 Bell 3805 and a contact 26312, suggesting a local sale listing without完整 details.
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County Nine
Bell
Delegates fill Zion Baptist Church convention in Seneton
Nearly 200 delegates attended the Beaver County Baptist convention at Zion Baptist Church with about 300 registered. T. J. Davies of the city presided as sessions opened Thursday. Dr. D. A. Low led morning sessions, while Dr. S. G. Neil spoke on Europe and life in the mission world. A dramatization Faith of Our Fathers was staged and Florence Shumaker joined Dr. Neil in the afternoon program. Tonight features a debate dramatization and addresses by Dr. Neil and Dr. Soar.
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Beaver
Ureh Nehanik
Seneton
Zion Baptist Church
T. J. Davies
D. A. Low
S. G. Neil
End
Neil
Listi Tries
Europe
Florence Shumaker
Nef
Soar
Government Plans To Counter World Coal Embargo
The FrtIors government moves to preempt foreign miners from halting coal exports in a global embargo scenario. Attorney General Daugherty told John H Hammond, chair of the United States Coal Commission, that officials would act to prevent a coordinated stoppage overseas.
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International New Servce
Ineton
Frtlors
Unies Mine Workers of America
Organisd
Fitik
Daugherty
In & Jette
John H Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Stamm Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
NEW YORK June 22 The New York Consolidated Stock Exchange governors expelled FR G Stamm of R G Stamm Co regular member for violating trading rules. Auditors found many Stamm Co transactions executed off the exchange floor. Stamm was summoned to explain but did not appear. He had offered to withdraw from membership in a letter.
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International News Service
New York
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Tecay
FR. G.stamm
R. G. Stamm & Co
Bureau of Auditing
Apé
3. G. Stamm & Co
Stamm
Consolidated
Leauithdraw
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London Daily News
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Bert Owens
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Richards Johns
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East Washington Street
Homer Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
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Clark Campbell
Edward Reinhart
David Seamons
Thomas Long
Wiliam Woods
Oak Park Cemetery
Binning Puneral
Puneral
Catherine E. Binning
Elm Street
Rice's Chapel
Oxk Park
Verona
Dan Verona
Montgomery Avenue
Moravia Street
Cemete
New Castle
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Pere Capitela
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B.C. Pence
Castle
Mooma
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R. Villenst Realty
Iso & Pantry
Beliss4
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Realty-insurange Company
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Orth Hill District
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