Women Pray and Parade for Prohibition in Tennessee Caucus
Five thousand women and children marched through Memphis carrying prohibition banners and singing. Afterward they distributed tea and sandwiches at polling sites, with prayer meetings near many precincts and all day services in churches to back prohibition as Tennessee’s governor race between M. H. Patterson and BE Carmack nears its end.
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Prohibition
United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tennessee
M. H. Patterson
BE. C. Carmack
Carmack
Tragedy On Lake Erie Freight Line Injures Man
Frank H. Ruby attempts to board a Lake Erie freight near Mahoningtown’s Liberty street and is struck by a brake beam. He is hospitalized in critical condition after being dragged by the axle of a trailing car. He planned to travel home to spend Sunday with his family.
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Frank H. Ruby
Lake Erie
Liberty Street
Mahoningtown
Cochran
Ruby
Beaver Falls
Local social notes show guests visiting and traveling
Mrs H W Lowry of Akron visits Mr and Mrs Ralph Lowry in North Mill street. Mrs T H Greer and daughter travel to Youngstown for Sunday with friends. Mrs Josephine Martin leaves Court street to visit Mrs John Myers in Princeton. Robert Warn of Myers Vale and John Arnold of Du Bois visit Donald Lusk on Pine street. Mrs W Y Elliott leaves Murphysboro after visiting Mrs George Pearson on East street. Miss Carroll Calhoun visits Miss Rachel Morehead at East street. Rodgers Hall, Lowell Mass roommates. Miss Thatcher of Pueblo visits Miss Catherine Leslie of Pueblo. Leslie hosts grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Clark on Highland avenue. Mrs G E Gilmore and children arrive Independence Kans to summer with J R Sherrard and family on Milton street. Mrs H Dice Crawford and daughter Miss Carrie Dice and granddaughter Elizabeth Hodgkinson depart for Cambridge Springs for a few weeks. Rev Arthur G Roberts and wife from Boston vacation with Roberts’ brother on Carlisle street. Mr Roberts recently graduated at Newton Theological seminary and plans to locate in the west.
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H. W. Lowry
Akron, O
Ralph M. Lowry
North Mill Street
T. H. Greer
Croton Avenue
Youngstown
Josephine Martin
Court Street
John Myers
Princeton
Robert Warn
Myersvale
John Arnold
du Bois
Donald Lusk
Pine Street
W. Y. Elliott
Murphysboro
Tenn
George Pearson
East Street
Carroll Calhoun
Cleveland
Rachel Morehead
Rodgers Hall
Lowell
Mass
Thatcher
Pueblo
Col
Catherine Leslie
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
G. E. Gilmore
Independence, Kans
City
J. R. Sherrard
Milton Street
H. Dice Crawford
Carrie Dice
Elizabeth Hodgkinson
Cambridge Springs
Arthur G. Roberts
Boston
Carlisle Street
Mr. Roberts
Newton Theological Seminary
West
Woman Encased in Glass Box Heads South for Health
In Fitchburg Massachusetts on June 27 a wealthy middle aged woman, Mrs William Tryon, who has suffered bronchitis and nervous trouble, travels to Salisbury North Carolina inside a large glass fronted box. She has stayed in a room with no air, believing air worsens her condition, and seeks a warmer climate.
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United Press
Fitchburg
Mass
William Tryon
Salisbury
N. C
Americans Sail for London to Compete in Olympic Games
Eighty American athletes depart New York aboard the Philadelphia for London amid a cheering send off of ten thousand spectators. Notables include Ralph Rose, Rector, Garrells, Shaw, Flanagan, McGrath and Talbott. Manager Mike Murphy expects victory in most events despite England’s favored status. The team will celebrate July 4 at sea with flags as King Edward inaugurates a 300000 stadium for 70 000 spectators. the marathon finishes at Windsor Palace grounds.
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United Press
New York
United States
Philadelphia
London
Maine
California
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Rector
Garrells
Michigan
Shaw
Dartmouth
Flanagan
McGrath
Talbott
Mike Murphy
England
Edward
Palace Grounds
Windsor
Byler Brings Two Jumbo Eggs to City
D H Byler of Wilmington township brought two giant hen eggs to The News office on Saturday. Each egg measured 6 3 4 inches in circumference one way by 5 1 2 inches the other. The eggs looked alike and Byler believes they were laid by the same hen. He keeps Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks and plans a large future poultry business focusing on Rhode Island Reds.
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D. H. Byler
Wilmington Township
Mr. Byler
Byler
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rocks
One Dead and Fifty Hurt in Pa Train Wreck Near Pottsville
A Pennsylvania passenger train derailed at Delano near Pottsville in Mahano y City. Engineer Rauph of Pottsville was killed and all 50 passengers were injured as the engine baggage car and two day coaches toppled toward a 50 foot embankment. Flying glass and splinters caused many injuries.
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United Press
Mahanoy City
Rauph
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Delano
One-Armed Man Swims Whirlpool At Niagara Falls
George Powell, 25, of Buffalo, a one-armed swimmer, swam the lower Niagara whirlpool rapids for 85 minutes aided only by a life preserver. He entered at Flat Rock and exited at Lewiston's Hilse dock, and was held 20 minutes by an eddy under the Lewiston bridge.
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United Press
Niagara Falls
George Powell
Buffalo
Frisco Clubman to Wed Chinese Woman
Oakland Cal June 27 Society received a shock today when it became known that Rockwell S Chapman a well known clubman will marry a full blooded Chinese on Monday. Chapman coast agent of the American La France Fire Engine company and a noted autoist.
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United Press
Oakland
Cal
Rockwell S&s
Chapman
la France Fire Engine Company
Lipton to Renew America's Cup Challenge With New Boat
London June 27 reports from reliable sources that Sir Thomas Lipton will soon issue a fresh challenge for the America's Cup using a new boat built to the latest American rules. The Shamrock IV currently used does not meet these rules.
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United Press
London
Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Chicago to Get Iroquois Memorial
An emergency hospital as a memorial to the victims of the Iroquois theatre fire is to be given to the city. The building will be located at 87 Market Street under a 99 year lease from the city.
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Chicago
Market Street
Pittsburg and Lake Erie R R Round Trip to Cleveland
Railroad fare of 3.00 for Cleveland and return in connection with N E A convention. Tickets on sale June 25 through July 1 inclusive with return limit July 1. For details on extensions and train arrangements see Ticket Agent Geo. W. Hamilton at 26919.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
R. R
Cleveland
Return
Geo. W. Hamilton
Pennsylvania-Vandalia
Vandalia
Mrs Elliott Guest of honor at New Castle club luncheon
Mrs W D McCreery hosted a luncheon at the New Castle club on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs W Y Elliott of Murphysboro Tennessee who was the guest of Mrs George Pearson. Mrs Elliott also had a luncheon hosted by Mrs C J Kirk and left the city Saturday morning.
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W. D. McCreery
North Jefferson Street
New Castle Club
W. Y. Elliott
Murphysboro
Tenn
George Pearson
East Street
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Elliott
City
Kenmar Display Noted in Another Paper Section
A fragment indicates the word Kenmar appears in another part of the newspaper, suggesting cross references or duplicated items within the issue.
National Protective Legion Office Relocated to 105 East North Istreet
The National Protective Legion announces its office move to 105 East North Istreet, Mrs. C, W. Allen. The change of address reflects the organization’s continued operations and outreach.
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The
National Protective Legion
East North Istreet
Commencement of Business College Exercises Held at First Baptist
Graduation exercises for Smith's Business College were held Friday evening at the First Baptist church. A class of 55 presented a strong program featuring essays, orations, a class poem and diplomas. Graduates listed include Florence Agan, May Aquara, Bonnie Battley, Richard Johns, Olive Hay, Helen Rearie, Eva Mort, Pleasantly many others.
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Smith’s Business College
First Baptist Church
Frank Leslie Shoemaker
Plorence Agan
Lenora Aquara
Iveness
Bonnie Battley
Agnes Virginia Troddyn
Helen Réarie
Richard E. Johns
M. Wilson Keith
Olive Hay
Scott F. Hershey
Florence Catherine Agan
William Ford Aiken
Mary Lenora Aquara
Bonnie D. Battley
Marie Lillian Burns
Elizabeth
Mayme McMichael
James V. Meegan
J. A. McConahy
Vashti Gungle
Ethel L. Parker
Sadie Powell
C. L. Pisor
Lena Lacy Rees
Helen Rearie
Emil Fred Ritti
William Dale Russell
Katherine Rohrer
Leo R. Smith
Bessie Sanderson
J. C. Speer
Lorenzo J. Stoner
Mamie Swagger
McConnell Family Reunion Held at Volant Grove
The McConnell family gathered Friday in the Simi son grove at Volant for their annual reunion. No deaths since the last meeting. 83 year old Mrs. Mary McConnell attended. Officers elected: President Scott Paisley, Secretary Treasurer Parker McConnell, Historian Rev. W. G. McConnell.
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McConnell
Simison Grove
Volant
Mary McConnell
Kinsey McConnell
Deaths of the Day William E Curry Funeral
The funeral of William E. Curry was held Friday from his parents home 118 East Falls street with large attendance. Rev Campbell conducted the services praising the deceased. Pallbearers were Charles and Samuel Curry Frank Knox Bert Davis Archie Hoffmaster and Mr Wylie. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery.
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William E. Curry
East Falls Street
Campbell
Charles
Samuel Curry
Frank Knox
Bert Davis
Archie Hoffmaster
Mr. Wylie
Oak Park Cemetery
Six Real Estate Offers Across Edgewood West Madison and More
Five thousand five hundred buys an eight room modern house on Edgewood Avenue North Highland with two lots. Four thousand seven hundred buys an eight room modern house on West Madison Avenue with finished attic. Three thousand three hundred fifty buys a seven room Beaver Township home six miles away with cash and easy terms. Two thousand buys twenty acres in Northae Township six miles from the Seventh Ward works. Six thousand buys McClane property opposite the post office a prime business location. Trade possible for a residence in North Hill or Seventh Ward. Invest through our agency for a square deal and prosperity. Avoid stock schemes.
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Edgewood Avenue
North Highland
Madison Avenue
Beaver Township
Northae Township
Seventh Ward
Works
McClane
North Hill
East Side
Yale and Harvard Confident Ahead of Polo Grounds Showdown
New York June 27 Harvard and Yale both feel sure of winning the season finale at the Polo Grounds as each squad, having won a game apiece, eyes the final contest with strong confidence. Large delegations from New Haven and Cambridge attend to back their teams in the decisive clash.
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United Press
New York
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Cambridge
Harvard Cannot Compete Abroad at Henley Regatta
United Press from London reports Harvard's victorious crew will not be allowed to race in English waters as Henley stewards rule that no foreign crews may participate in the regatta.
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United Press
London
Harvard
Explosion at Ohio steel plant blamed for quake scare
Residents in Youngstown were terrified by a blast they believed was an earthquake. Officials later confirmed the tremor was caused by dynamite detonations at a local steel plant.
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Youngstown
Ohio Steel
Correction in Sheet Metal Workers Alliance officer name
In Friday's News the officer title for Claude Hepler was misprinted. The correct entry should read Conductor, Claud Hepler, replacing the erroneous correspondent secretary designation.
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Sheet Metal Workers Alliance
Claude Hepler
Claud Hepler
Local business advertises service with Bell phone contact
An advertisement notes prompt service at 29 East Street with a Bell phone contact 1632. The brief urges readers to place orders and promises prompt, guaranteed work.
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East Street
Bell
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Euclid Avenue
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Oakland Avenue
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Quest Street
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Oak Tree Poe Eh
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Davis
Chautauqua, N. Y
Eastbrook
Hutchin
Bankers’ Protective Lif and Benefit Association
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S. T. Burton
G. H. van Horn
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Smith’s College
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Wallace Avenue
J. W. Cunningham
Ellwood City
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