Labor Party In Britain Not To Join Communists
In London today the British Labour party rejected a resolution for affiliation with the Communists by an overwhelming majority. Labour leader Webb denounced the Versailles treaty as immoral, urged German reparations reduction, and backed measures to restore Germany’s economy for Europe’s sake. Debates over the royal family’s role spotlighted a proposed resolution declaring the monarchy unnecessary, with sympathy toward the Princes of Wales noted among Labour ranks.
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Labor Party
Britain
London
F. A. Wheay
Ranitional News Service
Stasi
British Labor Party
Bidtney Webb
House of Commons
Europe
Paris
Webb
Germany
Great Britain
France
Queen's Hall
Stockton and Thornaby
Roy
Princes of Wales
The Adventures of Little Jack Rabbit and the Bear
A later tale follows Little Jack Rabbit trapped in a box by his own hops and the Big Brown Bear who rescues him with an axe. The bear frees the rabbit, then both share a lollypop while cautioning cautionary hops and curb alertness. Copyright 1923 David Cory.
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Bobbie Hedwest
Big Brown Bear
New York Heat Wave Eases as Showers Expected
New York sweltered with a heat record reaching 95 early today while humidity spiked. Promised evening showers aimed to break the heat wave, mirroring similar relief forecasts in Pittsburgh where heat prostration claimed a 64 year old woman, and in Harrisburg where 88 degrees was noted with expected showers.
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New York
International News Service
Data Katz
Samuel Katz
Braddock
Pittsburgh
Annie Harrington
Weather Bureau
Penn State Summer Session Opens With Record Enrollment
State College June 26 A record enrollment marks the opening of the 14th annual Penn State summer session with registration still ongoing and attendance expected near 3000. Last year 2680 enrolled, many young women teachers and hundreds of men from the winter session taking extra courses. Housing in dorms, fraternities, or private homes is at a premium as rooming houses report strong demand despite new houses rising over the past three years.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Foot burning lies in the joints remedy claim
Foot and joint pain remedy ad promotes Point-Bane wipe on solution that supposedly soaks in fast to ease burning feet. Claims quick relief in one minute and a few days for soreness with a stainless tube priced at 60 cents, distributed by McKee's Kut Rate and New Castles Drug Corporation.
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McKee’s
New Castles Drug Corporation
State College to see $600000 in town works progress
State College has started or completed operations totaling about $600000 since the year began. The town with a 3000 resident population opened a session featuring courses in nature study educational measurements and industrial education. President John M. Thomas will welcome summer students with an illustrated Egypt lecture by Mrs Anna B Comatock of Cornell.
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Ing
State College
John M. Thomas
Egypt
Anna B. Comatock
Cornell University
Pardon Denied To Lif er Forty Four Times
Frank Bassett of Bridgeport, held in Connecticut’s state prison for life since 1879 for the murder of “Stuttering Jack,” has his 49th bid for pardon denied by the state board. Age and long confinement mark his case as he remains hopeful for release as modern wonders eye him from behind the bars.
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BR. T. Bulkeley
International News Service
Wethasfield
Conn
Frank Bassett
Bridgeport
Walla
Connecticut
State Board of Par~ Dong
Bassett
Haotysa
Jack
Muford Marahos
Bansett
Case Of Policeman Is On Trial Before Judge
Policeman Clarence Campbell stands trial before Judge P. Emery on a charge of assault and battery filed by George Boenish. Prosecutors include District Attorney R. L. Hildebrand and Thomas W. Dickey for the commonwealth. Campbell and G. C. Slying responded to a gun painting report at Boenish’s home. Boenish, crippled, says Campbell shoved him causing a fall, while Campbell contends Boenish fell.
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Clarence Campbell
Asault
George Boenish
Emery
W. E. Porter
R. L. Hildebrand
Thomas W. Dickey
Commonwealth
Campbell
G. C. Syling
Boenish
Boensh
Boeniah
Ordinance for Cart Way of Cunningham Avenue
An ordinance introduced into the council this morning plans a 450 foot cartway on Cunningham Avenue between Taylor and Division streets. Citizens had petitioned, citing the narrow cartway that blocks parking in front of Benjamin Franklin Junior High School. A paving ordinance for the same section is expected to follow soon.
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Cunningham Avenue
Taylor
Division
The
Cty
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Suits Brought To Collect Mortgages
Rebecca S. Falla and Mary E. Fallin, by Martin and Martin, filed four suits to collect on mortgages. One mortgage for Wear Well Tire Co. for 3000 with interest from November 6, 1922 on property in the Seventh ward. Another suit by the same attorneys to collect 2800 from Ernest and Rosa Santori on property in the Third ward.
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Rebecca S. Falla
Martin
Wear Well Tire Company
Seventh Ward
Mary E. Fallin
Ernest
Rosa Santori
Third Ward
Charter Granted To Missionary Alliance Church
Judge Emery granted the Hoover Heights Christian and Missionary Alliance charter this morning. Corporators listed include Charles A. Davis C. 3. Anderson L. E. Bogle Thomas Stewart R. A. Walker and John Boyd. For the first year Davis Walker and Boyd are named as trustees.
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Hoover Heights
Card of Thanks for Paul F. McAuley and family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors business people and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Paul F. McAuley. Mentions flowers and automobiles donated. Signed Mr and Mrs J B Mauley and family. Also mentions Ida M Walters by attorney Mark OG Rabinovity and a mortgage collection action against Roy M Wile.
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Paul F. McAuley
J. B. Mauley
Ida M. Walters
Mark OG
Verdict Of Guilty In Simpson Case
Mary Simpegon alias Mary Rodgers was found guilty before Judge Emery Monday afternoon on a charge of pointing firearms at Policeman Thomas. The officer had gone to serve a warrant on George Simpson for disorderly conduct. Verdict of guilty of assault was returned.
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Mary Simpegon
Aliaxs
Mary Rodgers
Emery
Thomas
George Simpson
Defective spelling case returns Omar Parko Meno charge details
A local case returns Omar Parko Meno charged with aggravated assault and sodomy related battery, according to court records. The filing outlines the charges and the defendant’s name, awaiting further judicial action.
Lawn fete to aid Legion Homes fundraiser
A lawn fete organized by the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion will be held Wednesday June 27 at the Legion Homes on North Jefferson Street. The event features strawberries ice cream and cake to benefit a local wood-related cause.
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Legion Homes
Jefferson Street
Women's Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Phenomenal Demand for Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup
The state reports extraordinary demand for Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup with praise widespread. The ad claims the old prescription builds strength and treats constipation stomach issues indigestion rheumatism sick headaches torpid liver back pain loss of sleep and other ailments. It urges immediate purchase at a local store offering a money back guarantee.
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Thatcher
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