Mine Mutiny At Kansas Penitentiary Sparks Heavy Guarding
Revolt at the Kansas state penitentiary ends with 328 convicts barricaded in a mine and 11 above ground in solitary confinement. Guards man the yards after rifles and knives are taken. plans for a mass escape and arson loom as acting Warden Hudspeth says no cigarets, no coal until orders change. One guard wounded, others under tight watch as authorities quell the disturbance.
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International News Service
Lansing
Kan
Prizon
Kansas State Penitentiary
BR. H. Hudspeth
Riso
Hudspeth
Towa Plos
Ruards
J. F. Thomas
Preparatory Religious Services Ahead at Local Churches
Preparatory services for the communion at First United Presbyterian will be held Thursday and Friday nights, June 23 and 24, with Rev Kennewey of Oak Grove U P and Rev EH Rose of New Wilmington preaching. Bible classes and fraternal group meetings follow in Mahoningtown and nearby towns, including Woman’s Benefit Association and Bereah Bible Class gatherings, plus a B A Card Party and Rebekah meetings scheduled for Friday and Thursday evenings.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Uf Kennewey
Oak Grove U. P
EH. J. Rose
New Wilmington
Imestons
Mahoningtown
Woman's Benefit Association
Knights of Pythias
Crude iReport Shows U S Oil Output Hit High
New York June 8 The American Petroleum Institute reports a new US crude oil weekly high as daily output averaged 2 508 650 barrels for the week ending June 18 an 11 200 barrel rise from the prior spell California fields yielded 646 000 barrels and Mid Continent 1 614 700 barrels daily Receipts from California and Gulf ports totaled 801 000 barrels daily averaging 85 857 barrels per day while imports and refined oils at principal ports averaged 10 857 barrels daily vs 161 714 a week earlier Upper case text preserved from the original source.
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International News Service
New York
eCrude Air
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Mid Continent
Gulf Coast
Batreig
Union Workmen Dispute At The Castleton Site
A trade dispute at The Castleton causes carpenters to walk out over who installs metal windows and related work. Plasterers and metal lathers claim the task falls to sheet metal workers, while others seek to control the work. The dispute centers on jurisdiction rather than wages, with progress limited to two floors completed.
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Chestaa Beers
Labor Day Picnic Plans by Trade and Labor Assembly
At Cascade Park Labor Day picnic planned with committees named to handle setup. Officers elected: Ford Seaman president John Campbell vice president Wes Pennington secretary treasurer. trustees J W Patterson J D Patterson A G Skunder William Linton. Sports chair Frad Llewellyn park chair Fred Pennington Skunder head the committees.
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Labor Assembly
Cascade Park
Labor D
Ford Seaman
John Campbell
Wes Pennington
J. W. Patterson
J.D. Patterson
A. G. Skunder
William Linton
Pean Hata
Ittis
Llewellyn
Sports. Com
Fred. W
Pennington
Aid
Tailoring Shop Letter Threat Sparks Violence Fear
L Mutei North street tailor faced a threat of violence after advertising a short term price concession to boost business. This morning an envelope with a threatening note was slipped under the door of the shop, prompting police investigation into alleged instigation by a rival in the same line of work.
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L.mutei
North Street
Simsdlt
Mucci
History Night at Avenue Mission and Desertion Arrest in Lancaster
History Night at Avenue Mission featured work by Mrs Richard Owery Margaret Owery and Toseah Jenking. Deser tion charged Earl M Koouts arrested by Officers Horner and Lynch at a local plant on warrants from Lancaster for desertion and non support of his minor children. He refused extradition and is held awaiting papers.
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Richard Owery
Margaret Owery
Toseah Jenking
Earl M. Koouts
Horner
Lynch
Langcaster
Cuy
Langaster
Chamberlin Sends Information To Commander Byrd
Chamberlin, pilot of the Columbia, reports from Vienna in June 1922 that he flew from New York to Saxony without a stop. He telegrams Commander Richard Byrd offering the experience and suggests arranging for local European weather forecasts from Hamburg to plan future oversea flights.
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Knickerbocker
International Naws Aorth Atari
Correctoment
Vienna
International
Hamburg
Centra
Jury Discharged After Inability to Reach Verdict
The jury in the case of John Terre, charged with assaulting Matilde Johnson, was discharged after failing to agree. Judge Hildabrand stated the panel was evenly divided and neither side would accept a partial verdict.
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John'Terre
Matilde
Johnson
Hildabrand
Man seeks name change to George Moran in court
Charleroi Pa June 22 Domonicantonio Titer of Bentleyville petitions the court to be known as George Moran and to change his last name to Moran He is known as George Moran in the prize ring Domonicantonio is a native of Philadelphia
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International News Service
Charleroi
Domonicantonio Titer
Bentleyville
Plain George
Moran
George Moran
Domonicantonio
Philadelphia
Two Scarlet Fever Cases Reported In City Health Bulletin
The city health bureau reports two cases of scarlet fever. Patients include Rebere McConnell, aged 3, and L Clark, age 3, residing near North Bay Street and Morton Street. Both are listed with bed-lave fever symptoms and are under observation.
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City Health Bureau
Rebere
McConnell
North Bay
L. Clark
Morton Streat
City Water Good Dr Steen Reports
Municipal water quality notes indicate good condition after examination. Dr Steen reports satisfactory findings, including park area water sources, with no contamination detected and overall city water deemed safe for public use.
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Steen
Two Councilmen Attend Picnic With Local Delegation
City council members Louis Genking and David O. Devies departed late today to attend a picnic of ex-service men at Conneaut Lake. The event is under the auspices of Perry Gaston post American Legion, Jugas. Slavin’s comment about bachelors sparks debate in the San Francisco Bulletin.
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Louis Genking
David O. Devies
Conneaut Lake
Perry Gaston’ Post
American’ Ragion
Funeral Services For Mrs. Frances A. Griffin
Frances A. Griffin of Bessemer died June 15 in her home. Funeral services were held June 18 at the Presbyterian church in Bessemer with Rev. Engle and Rev. Woods officiating. Interment followed at Lake Park cemetery in Youngstown. She was born May 20, 1877 in Orwell Ohio, taught in Orwell area schools, married P W Griffin in 1900, and lived in Orwell Warren and then Bessemer where she helped found and served the First Presbyterian Church of Bessemer. She left behind husband P. W. Griffin and five children Marion Nord Kenneth Robert Frances and Percy, plus three brothers and three sisters and many friends. She was remembered for a sunny smile and devoted church and community work.
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PW. Griffin
Bessemer
Presbyterian Church of
W. Z. Engle
Harry E. Woods
Sharpsville
Thomas Addicott
Orwell
New Lyme Institute
Puke Lg
P. W. Griffin
Orwell Public School
Warren
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Griffin
Bessemer Pa
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