Community fund nears $500 for detective reimbursement
Citizens raise a relief fund for County Detective J. C. Trunlap after his home was bombed last week. The total has risen to 494 dollars from 362, with major support from the ers teams club at 20 dollars and gifts from Charles Bright Edgar Walcutt Mrs J B McClaren and others. Donations may be left at the News office.
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Ims Kearing
Ers
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Charles Bright
Cry
Edgar Walcutt
J. B. McClaren
Onus
Posalbia
Wews Oles
Reception Honors Rev. And Mrs. Krupp
Rev G H Krupp pastor of Center United Presbyterian church and Mrs Krupp were honored at a Thursday evening reception in the church parlors. A musical program followed by addresses from local pastors including Rev Eliott Slippery Rock Presbyterian Rev Woodworth Harmony Baptist Rev Howarth Princeton Presbyterian Rev Wright Oak Grove church and Rev St Copeland Taird U P church. Refreshments were served in the basement beautifully decorated with flowers.
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G. H. Krupp
Center United Presbyterian Church
Krupp
Miss Zebner
Center Church
Eliott
Slippery Rock Presbyterian
Woodworth
Harmony Baptist
Howarth
Princeton Presbyterian
Wright
Oak Grove
St. Copeland
Taird U. P
California Cotton Crop Gains In 1924 First Quarter
California shows a strong start for 1924 with a rise in cotton output. In the first quarter a substantial crop was harvested in Lower California despite broader drought impacts, totaling about 5 000 standard bales and valued higher than last year. Early indications point to a large next year. The article also notes Pennsylvania farm land values at 72.59 per acre, including buildings.
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Los Angeles
California
Dervastog
Pennsylvania
Where To Go Tonight Regretful The Eternal Struggle Review
The page lists brief film entries and actors for Tonight shows including Merv Pickford in Resita Nixon Tom Mix in The Trouble Shooter Al St Joan in The Bitter Self Penn Narion Davies in Little Old New York News Reel pun from The Press Star Hal Patton in The Last Man Lige Conley in Backfire Pathe News.
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Nixon
Tom Mix
al St. Joan
Penn
Narion Davies
New York
Hal Patton
Lige Conley
Pathe News
Democratic Convention Factions Clash Over McAdoo and Smith
Aches of the convention show McAdoo and anti McAdoo forces at odds over adjournment votes and the Baker speech. Smith’s rally drew limited delegates as factions push for early presidential balloting and a platform denouncing the Ku Klux Klan. Ralston and Davis emerge as unity candidates amid escalating intra party tensions.
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McAdoo
Newton D. Baker
James M. Cox
Woodrow Wilson
Baker
Tammany Mall
Smith
Tammany Leutenants
Tammany Party
Virginia
David &. Rockwall
Tosani
McAdoo Coalition
George E. Brennan
Illnois
al Smith
Tim Cox
Illinois
Cox
Bal
League of Nations
Evor
Tts
Bia
Brennan
Ku Klux Klan
Mr. McAdoo
Ralston
John
John W. Davis
Tom Taggart
Davis
Weert Virginia
Ralaton
McAdee
Paving inspection shifted to Mill street project report
Council minutes reveal the Pennsylvan avenues paving inspection has been transferred to the Mill street job per Councilman J C Norris in COLOR COND. The text notes a mix of black white and red as a popular color scheme for treats and bathing suits. A doctor warns indigestion can affect the heart. The bride's cooking is humorously blamed for many love affairs.
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Black Woo
Pennsylvana Avenues
Mill Street
Council
J.C. Norris
Disputed Planks Delay Democratic Platform Decision
A lengthy party platform debate featured fights over a government publicity plank, direct primaries, and farm relief. Bryan urged inclusion of campaign funding limits, while committee members from Utah, Arkansas, and Oklahoma pressed for independence for the Philippines and antiwar positions. The panel adopted labor, immigration, and antiwar planks, but blocked several key proposals.
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Woodrow 'Sgou
Curtis-Aswell
William Jannings Bryan
Congress
Bryan
Newberry
Audi
King
Utah
Caraway
Arkansas
Owen
Oklahoma
Walsh
Massachusetts
Philippines
Platform notes shape party stance on disarmament and defense
The article details the Gemmoner platform elements on arms reduction and national defense, calling for a one year national vote and pledging continued reductions while maintaining adequate armed forces. It records a maritime plank favoring a larger mercantile navy and mentions a contested clause on a shipping board probe. Continuous hours of committee action follow, ending with near four o'clock adjournment and plans to finalize the platform including Klan and Jadgus planks.
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Gemmoner
Ls Davis
Tomamenses
Shipping Board
Ful
New Jersey Demonstration for Governor Silver at Democratic Convention
At Madison Square Garden on June 27, New Jersey voters staged a colorful demonstration for Governor George Silver while platform debates dragged. Four more names joined the Garden hopper, including ex governor Fred H Brown of New Hampshire and Gov. George Sister of New Jersey, as royal Jerseyites cheered and sang in a 30 minute show to entertain delegates and keep the parade moving toward balloting.
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C International Nova Servical
Madison Square Garden
New York
League of Nations
Ku Klux Klan
Democratic National Convention
Garden
Exgovernor
Fred H. Brown
Sportsmen Convene to Discuss Conservation Bond Plan
Bellertown hosts 2000 sportsmen from across Pennsylvania for a July 18 three day convention on the United Sportsmen's Association program. They push methods to clean streams and consider a $60,000,000 bond to acquire land for game preserves, representing about 500,000 fishermen in the state.
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Bellertown
United Sportsmen's Association of Pennsylvania
Wife Wins Divorce Over Homeopathic Cruelty
In San Francisco on June 27 Mrs Thelma Jean Schilling obtained a divorce from her salesman husband Howard on grounds of homeopathic cruelty. Her testimony claimed indifference and lack of love from Howard, prompting the judge to note it as the mildest form of cruelty he had encountered.
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San Francisco
Thelma Jean Schilling
Howward
Cabaniss
Prayer meeting draws more men at Presbyterian church
Report notes a larger turnout of men than two at New Bedford's Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening. A woman operates an Iowa mower on a front lawn at 9:20 p m. A scissor grinder and umbrella mender works citywide today, sounding a bell and grinding gear as in older days.
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New Bedford
Iowa
Deaths Of The Day Me Cramer Buried In Ft Slocum Camp
Lio sate Raymond Cramer died Saturday June 21 at United States Training Camp Ft Slocum C with full military honors by the American Legion of this city. He was buried Thursday afternoon at Oak Park cemetery after funeral services at 2:80 at his parents home 214 Pearson Street led by Rev Homer B Davis. Pallbearers named. Eileen Shaklee infant daughter of Warren H and Juli ing Shaklee died June 28 at 1 a.m. at the family home 104 North Walnut Street. Surviving parents four brothers and one sister. Funeral Saturday 2:90 from residence. Burial at Greeland cemetery.
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Me. Cramer
American Legion
Raymond ¥. Cramer
United States Training Camp
Ft. Slocum
Eileen Shaklee
Eileen Shakles
Ltttle
Warren H
Juliwing
Shaklee
North Walnut Street
Warren
George
Glenn
Harold
George Zentz
Buriel
Greceland
Misprinted Bank Note Causes Cashier Confusion
A misprinted $30 bank note circulated years earlier and caused balance discrepancies. Counting left to right balanced, but right to left showed a $50 shortage. Inspecting each bill revealed one note had a $50 design on the obverse and $100 on the reverse. The Treasury noted two such bills existed, the other caught before circulation.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Divorces Wife Who Smoked In The Barn
Detroit, June 27. Edward H. Newman, a Redford farmer, seeks divorce from Mrs Ednar man claiming she is a bad woman evidenced by smoking cigarettes in a farmer’s barn. Judge Iva W. Jayne presided as Robert T. Newman’s suit for divorce was granted on grounds of deseption.
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Detroit
Edward H. Newman
Redford Farmer
Newman
Iva W. Jayne
Effeutt Court
Robert T
Ednar
Newmann
Mice Trapped By Radio In Electric Plant
Pittsfield Massachusetts June 27 George Dart an inspector for General Electric has adapted radio to catch mice Dorff uses an oscillating regenerative three-tube set sending out short squeals with his mouse trap and records fourteen mice The scheme arose after three mice scurried from holes at dusk bearing squeals from oscillating tubes and Dart began experiments the next evening with a cheese ball lure and observed results
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Pittsfield
Mass
George Dart
Crosby Place
General Electric Company
Dorff
Dory
Riper pays ransom as strangers vanish after demand
Riper, yielding to demands, gave 3200, the full amount in the house, as strangers promised to return. The Van Ripers told police yesterday they had not heard from them. A gas engine governor claims to boost power and efficiency. Last year nursery inspections suspect plant shipments from Europa totalling £50,000. Pennsylvania crops were valued at £5,407,000 versus £409,968,877 in 1919 per census.
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Riper
Ripers
Pennsylvania
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