Miss Emilia Boylan Youngest Delegate At Convention
Miss Emilia Boylan daughter of Judge Ben Boylan of Philadelphia is believed to be the youngest delegate at the Democratic convention. Elected as an alternate for Edward J. Davis he is ill and cannot attend, so she will cast his vote. She says she will vote for Governor Smith and favors repeal of the 18th amendment asserting Prohibition limits personal liberty.
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Latrrmational News Service
Houston
Tex
Emilia Boylan
Ben Boylan
Philadelphia
Edward J. Davis
Smith
America
Presbytery of Beaver Valley to Meet Tuesday
Beaver Valley Presbytery will meet Tuesday, June 26, in the Darlington U. P. church. Attendees from the city include Dr. S. E. Irvine, Dr. A. J. Randles, Dr. J. Williamson and Rev. L. B. Copeland. Elders representing their congregations are A. J. Minick, Joan Snyder, Wilbur M. Ramsey and E. J. Wilson.
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Beaver Valley
General Nobile and Crew Missing In Arctic Rescue Efforts
News from June 25 reports General Umberto Nobile and members of his expedition stranded on an Arctic ice floe near Foyne Island as ice cracks threaten their shelter. Swedish pilot Tornberg favored Nobile’s escape first due to his condition and weight, while other members remain in danger. Norway Sweden Italy and Russia coordinate air and sea relief amid advancing ice hazards. A separate message also hints at a possible signal from Amundsen’s relief efforts aboard the Arrita.
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Tromsoe
Norway
Itolia
Zappi
Mariano
Malgren
Noble
Sweden
Italy
France
Russia
Arrita
Amundsen
Matizin
Ident
Sarko
Rome
Umberto Nobile
Foyne Island
King’s Bay
Hynlopenstrait
Nobile
Ceccione
Tornberg
Where to Go Tonight and the 1932 political page
The article lists Oak Ridge theater lineups with Fox News and Moon of Israel as features, plus budget showings at Capitol and Regent. It also reports Missouri and Smith campaign maneuvering with talk of a prohibition plank and possible coalition talks involving Reed Robinson and Joe Bets, and notes convention dynamics and potential platforms.
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Roper
Reed
Missouri
Smith
New York
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Will Rogers Bankless party campaign jests and scout trip
The piece notes Will Rogers supporters joking about his campaign and a pledge to resign if elected. It mentions a prank slogan He Chews to Run and The Only Politician who is Funny Intentionally. It reports Boy Scouts leaving for Camp Phillips as summer ramp season opens. It notes premature Fourth of July celebrations and urges delaying the celebration until a week from Wednesday.
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Will Rogers
Daly
North Mercer Street
Camp Phillips
Dry Democrats Plot to Stop Smith in Convention
Anti Smith forces from McAdoo’s remnants and drys struggled to unite on stopping Governor Smith at the convention. Leaders like Daniel C. Roper hosted anti-Smith talks with Dry politicians, Anti-Saloon League members, and Senator Jim Reed seeking a path to deny Smith a first ballot majority and to avert Tammany influence.
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Smith
Daniel C. Roper
McAdoo
Roner
Approaching July First Stock Sale for Office Supplies
The notice advertises Bleak Books Loose Leaf Forms Ledgers and binders in stock for month end needs. It lists Transfer Cases at 2.00 and up Letter box files Suts Case Lock Special Month End 490 each Adding Machine Paper extra Month End 59 dozen Grade selling 31.50 dozen limit to one dozen INDEX CARDS size xh mailed or plain 49e per 1900.
Smith supporters agree on platform in New York
The New York delegation and Governor Smith allies push a protest plan to liberalize the Volstead Act while remaining within law enforcement frames. Drys back a plank upholding Prohibition policies, wets push for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, and farm relief advocates seek a concise platform stressing anti-corruption and farm relief measures.
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New York
Smith
Goemer Smith
Vol
Caraway
Arkansad
Democratic Party
Widow of Wilson Attends Houston Convention
Widow of the late Woodrow Wilson attends the Houston convention. She met Gov Don Moody and 35 000 spectators as Woodrow Wilson’s name drew cheers. She toured the hospitality area with Hugh Wallace Cary Grayson Baruch and Ritchie aboard the train plus a reserved box at the convention hall.
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Guv
Don Moody
Win Rogers
Jesse H. Jones
Woodrow Wilson
Houston
Wilson
Hugh Wallace
Cary Tf. Grayson
White House
Bernard Baruch
New York
Guy~emoar Ritchie
Maryland
Smith Backers Claim Nomination Is Now Certainty
Smith backers push that nomination is assured as delegates converge in Houston. reports cite potential southern defections and scattered support in Virginia Indiana and North Carolina, with a “bandwagon” momentum threatening to propel Smith despite anti Smith efforts.
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SMITH
Greenville Man Drowns at Creek Dam
A Greenville man named Economidis drowned when swept over the dam during a busy beach day. Searchers, aided by police and locals, scoured the swift, high water with a boat and grappling hooks hoping the body would surface or be found under the dam.
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Youn
Economidis
William Hill
Police Department
D. T. Nelson
Roy Thompson
Robert Dukes
M. J. Young
C. G. Logan
Ray Richars
Carnegie Steel
Jack Hulme
Westminster College
Mooney
Jack
Thompson
Dukes
Hulme
Hill
Dance fundraiser tickets for Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ladies auxiliary of the new Jameson Memorial Hospital stages a July 2 benefit at the cathedral to outfit the hospital with linens. Tickets may be bought at Love & Megown's Drug, McKinley & Frantz, Droz store, New Castle News Co, Leavy's studio, Hyde's Drug (seventh ward), Shaffer & Snyder's Drug (East Long Ave), Mather Brothers Jewelry.
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Love & Megown
McKinley & Frantz
Droz
New Castle News Company
Leavy's
Hyde’s
Seventh Ward
Shaffer & Snyder's
East Long Avenue
Mather Brothers Jewelry
Drowning at Dam Beach Claims Local Visitor
John Economidis, 24, a Greece native and former Greenville shoe repairer, drowned at a dam near a beach. Police warn bathers of treacherous currents. body recovered after organizers and onlookers aided search. Funeral set for Wednesday at the Greek Orthodox church on Howard Way.
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William Hill
Greenville
John ,Economidis
Greece
Michael
Julia Nosio Economidis
West Long Avenue
Howard Way
William
Anna
Howerd Way
Greenwood Cemetery
Plan To Repair Fast Long Avenue
East Long avenue between Belmont avenue and Grimes street will be resurfaced as soon as council determines the material. The street department will do the work. City proposes to use Tarmac but until a recommendation is made to council the plan will be held in abeyance.
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East Long Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Grimes Street
Sheriff Fails To Find Reported East Brook Wreck
Sheriff H. M. Reynolds was summoned to East Brook road after a report of a severe wreck but found no signs of any collision. No injuries or vehicles were located and the case remained unconfirmed.
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H. M. Reynolds
East Brook
Council to Erect Fence Around Civil War Monument
In a legislative session at the city building council members approved Kirk-Hutton Company to build a neat fence around the monument honoring soldiers and sailors of the Civil War.
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Kirk-Hutton Company
Puzzle of history and prophecy answered in fragments
Answers to Foregoing Questions cover figures from finance to emperors and composers. J Pierpont Morgan is named as an international banker on Wall Street. Nero the Roman emperor is cited. Gaston Doumergue heads France. Johann Strauss composed the Blue Danube Waltz. The Bible verse appears in St Matthew 23 12. Virginia ratified the U S Constitution on this date in 1788.
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J. Pierpont “Morgan
International Banker
Wall Street
Nero
Gaston Doumergue
Johann Strauss
St. Matthew
Deaths Of The Day Wires Book Funeral Services
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Leah Book were held Friday afternoon at 2 30 from the family residence 211 Vine street with Rev J L Stratton in charge. Interment was made in Graceland cemetery. Pallbearers were Russell Book Chester Book Clifford Book Harry Martin Clare Taggart Hockenberry.
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Leah Book
Vine Street
J. .L. Stratton
Messrs
Russell Book
Chester Book
Clifford Book
Harry Martin
Clare Taggart
Hockenberry
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Webster
Clarence Webster
North
Jefferson Street
M. Landis
First Baptist Church
Charles Duff
William Marlan
Walter King
Willam Tennant
Michael Snyderwine
Alfred Day
Green- Wood Cemetery
Charles Mastren
Charles A. Mastren
South Beaver Street
St. Vitus Church
Daniel Galliano
Francis Clifford
Patrick DiBanna
Moose and Hayles Lodges
House of Savol
Humbert First Society
St. Vitus Cemetery
Rev Bell Reappointed At St Luke's Church
Rev A C Bell was returned for another year as pastor of St Luke's A M E Zion church after the A M E Zion Conference closed in Sharon. The congregation praises his leadership which strengthened the church and boosted welfare efforts citywide with notable speakers Bishop Clement of Louisville Bishop Jones of Washington and Bishop J W Walls of Charlotte.
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Clement
Louisville
Jones
Washington
DD. C
J. W. Walls
Charlotte
N. C
Police Records Show Unprecedented Violent Incident
The report notes a 60 hour period from Friday night to last night when Leopoldo was arrested for cutting Robert Davis. No other offenses were recorded in the dock during that span. Police records, for two decades, are said to be broken by the events of Saturday night, with Retta Johnson of Greenville arrested the same night near West Felis Street.
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Robert ©. Davis
Thei
Novan
Retta Johnson
Greenville
Lote Nicklin
Police
West Felis Street
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