TriPartite Nard Experts Not In Accord On Ratios
Geneva June 22 Spirit debate marked the tri partite naval disarmament conference experts over converting merchant ships into auxiliary cruisers. Sir Frederick Field warned converted liners with six inch guns can be as dangerous as cruisers. Admiral Jones countered cruisers under a certain tonnage have armor as ragged as an eggshell. Continued on page nineteen.
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Harry FB. Flory
International News Service
Btatt
Geneva
Tripartite Naval Disarmament Conference
Sir Frederick Field
Admiral Jones
U.S. NL
Page Wineteen
Wife Of Murdered Actor May Offer Testimony Today
In Los Angeles June 22 film actress Dorothy Mackays may testify today in the trial over the beating death of Ray Raymond. The defense is expected to call Mise Mackaye as an early witness while Paul Kelly faces cross examination about breakfast in his apartment and alleged cover up of the homicide details.
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Cinternational
Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackays
Ray Raymond
Paul Kelly
Macksye
Mise Mackaye
Kelly
Unger
Raymond
No Agreement In Fair Trial In Butler Court
After a delayed trial, jury returns verdict in Butler on June 22. William Fair is found not guilty of driving an auto while intoxicated and unable to agree on the charge of involuntary manslaughter. The case stems from a fatal auto accident that killed Gertrude Dugan Davies of New Castle. The judge announced a retrial on the continued page.
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Butler
Fao
Moon
Butler Court
Willam Fair
Fair
Gertrude Dugan Davies
New Castle
Hidge J. R. Henninger
Aviator heroically saves children by crashing plane into shed
Pittsburgh June 22. Halsey Blazley, 31, a commercial aviator, swerved his descending plane to avoid two children in its path, crashing into a shed. He suffered a broken nose and minor injuries but was hailed a hero. Spectators aided him and he was hospitalized. The children's names were not learned.
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Pittsburgh
Halsey FR. Blazley
Blazley
Will Rogers Improves After Surgery in Los Angeles
Will Rogers, hospitalized after an operation in Los Angeles, is relaxing and following doctors orders. He has suspended his dispatches to The News for a few days as he recovers. President Coolidge sent a message expressing sympathy and wishes for a speedy, complete recovery.
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Will Rogers
Los Angeles
Rogers
Coolidge
unidentified names list from historical clipping
A fragmented OCR line lists multiple names in uneven punctuation: A Shiffhet Isabelle Costes Howard C Boalick Eleanor MM Miner BH C Wiggins Anna L Phelps George Gaishouse Margaret Renninger John H Braatz Alice M Body Nute Koch Eileen Bittle Raymond G Brown Mildred M Abers.
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Wmn
A. Shiffhet
Isabelle Costes
Howard
C. Boalick
Eleanor’ MM
Miner
C. Wiggins
Anna L. Phelps
George Gaishouse
Margaret
Renninger
John H,. Braatz
Alice M. Body
Nute Koch
Eileen’ Bittle
Raymond G. Brown
Mildred M. Abers
War Veterans Fail To Convert War Insurance
World War veterans hold about 36 billion dollars in government life insurance as conversions expire. The Veterans Bureau reports total insurance around 2.8 trillion and doubts substantial gains from July 1 conversions. Director Hines pleads veterans to convert or reinstate lapsed policies as Congress seems unlikely to extend the program.
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Robert &. Thoranburgh International Mews
Washington
Veterans Bureau
Geneva
Frank
T." Hines
Bureau
Vetera
Congress
Almira Home Board Sets Annual Session Tuesday Afternoon
Almira Home Board convened at 11 am in the Home board room for its annual meeting. Trustees from Venango Mercer Butler and Lawrence counties attended led by President Mrs J L Stratton to discuss endowment growth and the Home for Aged Ladies plan to become a major state institution.
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Almira Home
Pennsylvania
Venango
Mercer
Butler
Lawrence
J. L. Stratton
J. ¥. Ritts
N. Boyd
T. C. Campbell
Misa Belle Lowery
Henry Forbes
Butler County
Trainer
May D. Campbell
Venango County
M.C. Zahniser
Grace Jackson
A.‘L. Reed
BF. Firth
Thom
Senators Declare For Equality In Naval Conference
A Washington dispatch reports that senators from both parties insist on Anglo American naval parity at the Geneva conference. They warn any treaty less than ship for ship and class for class equality will fail to win ratification. The issue centers on the tonnage and cruisers program and the risk of American inferiority.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
United States Senate
Geneva
Senatoriel
Thia
Thas
United States
Inj
Congress
Great Britain
Senate
Oscar Underwood
Underwood
Ett
Byrd Delays Paris Flight as Weather Delivers Mixed News
Commander Richard Byrd and crew delay departure of the America monoplane toward Paris awaiting clearer conditions. A storm and a new low-pressure area threaten the voyage while Byrd may seek a degree at Yale if conditions do not improve. Police guard the hangar as fans camp nearby. fifty autos stay overnight in anticipation. Byrd, famed polar explorer, returns from a successful North Pole flight, recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor, born October 25 1888 in Winchester Virginia.
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James
L. Rilgallen
Bratt
Roosevelt Field
Richard B. Byrd
America Today
Paris
Nantucket
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Ireland
Byrd
New Haven
Conn
Fale University
America
Hurd
Bert Acosta
Alot
Lieut
Geo. O. Voville
Bient
North Pole
Winchester
Virginia
Cal Coolidge Wins Six Trout In Black Hills Fishing
Rapid City dispatch reports President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge enjoying fishing in the Black Hills amid heavy rain. Coolidge lands six fish to Mrs Coolidge’s two, while rain and drought back home are noted. The president plans early action on a creekbank fishing scene for cameras.
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Cal
Trout
Mra. Coolidge
Wra. Coolidge
Black Hills
President Coolidge
Rose Show Opens At Auditorium
New Castle hosts the Third Annual Rose Show at Carnegie Auditorium as judges begin work at noon. The flowers, roses, delphiniums, peonies, forget me nots and other gifts of nature fill the space, described as unadulterated loveliness and beauty beyond words.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Carnegie Auditorium
Matterhorn
Palatial Shearer Home Fire Claims Four Women
Boston reports a blaze at the Back Bay mansion of W L Shearer, Paine Furniture vice president, killing two debutantes Janet Shearer and Betty Howes, a maid, and a second maid from smoke and a governess Anna Dixon, who leaped to safety but died after rescue, while Janet Shearer’s mother was injured.
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International News Service
Boston
Back Bay
W. L. Shearer
Paine Furniture Company
Anna Dixon
Shearer
City Hospital
Gare
Janet Shearer
Millionaire Furniture Mar
Betty Howes
Chom
Henry Howes
Alice Scop
Lindy Plans Eastward Return To Finalize Tour
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will fly from St. Louis to Washington in a borrowed plane to arrange publication of his trans Atlantic log and di scuss notes with navy officers before heading to New York for further honors and possible retirement from public life.
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William, K. Hutchinson
Lindbergh
Washington
Navy
Memphis
Newy
Lindy
Aoveck
New York
Hoover wary of controversy over worm bait issue
Secretary of Commerce Hoover, an avid angler, avoided taking sides in the dispute over President Coolidge's worm bait fishing in the Black Hills waters. He declined to comment and said he would not be drawn into the controversy.
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Washington
Jane
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Coolidge
Black Hills
Convicts Escape From Ferguson State Prison Farm
Posses searched Trinity River bottoms near Ferguson state prison farm after inmates escaped last night. Convicts cut telephone wires to the farm before leaving. several fugitives described as desperate characters.
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Conternational News
Houston
Texas
Trinity River Pottams
Ferguson State Prison
Bright Afternoon Wish For A Secret Riverside Spot
The speaker ponders warm weather and sunny days as ideal for a return to a sheltered, secluded riverbank by the Reuss. They imagine a private place with a green carpet and a brook where they can swim unclothed, recalling a distant childhood joy and hoping the pleasant weather endures.
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Japan
Dorothy Mackaye
Rew Castle
Wilmington
Akron
Evans
Mwood City
Pittsburghs
Almira Home Board
Naval Conference
Carivass
Pars
George E. Durno
Rapid City
Paul Smith
Aluck
South Dakota
Rose
W. UL. Shearer
Arthur Mometer
Tase Bass
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