Day Of Oratory Frisco Program
San Francisco dispatch describes a Democratic convention in session with speeches to fill time before nominating votes. Wilson administration influence evident as platform drafting proceeds under joint committee. Bryan and Marshall factored but unable to influence pricing on platform items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghorgh K. Thoulmes
International News Service
San Francisco
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Thomas Tt. Marshall
White House
GOP NOMINEES MEET ON CAMPAIGN PLANS
Harding and Coolidge confer in Washington for campaign strategy with leaders Will Hays Calder Reynolds and others. Suffrage activists press Coolidge to urge Vermont action on a special session. Speeches on Law and Order are to be distributed by the Republican committee for July 4 festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Coolige
Marie Forreat
Seltwate
Mass
National Advisory Committee
Women's Party
Coolidge
Vermont
Northampton
Goolidee
Republican National Committee
Marvin
Creoolidge
Washington
Jon
Calvin Coolidge
le Regabe
Chigaga
Will J. Hays
Calder
New York
James St. Reynolds
Tes
Franke
Endel
Conlidec
Tilden defeats Japanese challenger in Wimbledon tie
Abermytinndews Services reports Tilden of Whiludey pili defeats Zonta Shimidga in the British championship at Wimbledon, with Gerald of Australia awaiting the winner in the next round. The article notes the Japanese challenger and mentions the overall progression toward the final match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abermytinndews
Wimbledon
Eng
AM Til Tilden
Whiludey Pili
Zonta Shimidga
Pionshin Macht
Lodiy
Origh
Gerald
Australia
Chal Rt
Odigins
Ellwood Guardsmen Sworn In Tuesday
Crey FLEWOON and a group from the Machine Gir Company of Hieovog Pils were sworn into the Guards at Timber Pills Tuesday evening. Army officers presided and conducted the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Flewoon Crey
Vietoen
Machine Gir Company
Hieovog
Netto
No Game Today As Cards Face Park Event
Reported by manager Pred Cuita and Carthy Cards, no game scheduled today. Players paid attendance at Cnacady Mark Gila, with Batueday the Cte Cards facing Bhrenfane team gas at Cae Ends Park, a local status update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managar
Cuita
Carthy
Cnacady
Ministers Plan Extended Vacations Across States and Abroad
A list of pastors from multiple churches outlines their July and August travel plans. Rev WR Semmel will visit Gettysburg then Hed ford and return. Rev Stratton heads to Mt Lake Park for interdenominational school and missions. Several others forecast trips to New York, Chautauqua, or Indianapolis, with destinations including Seattle and Meadeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Semmel
Hethany! Butheran
Gettyeburg A
Hedford
Trav
J. L. Stratton
Simpson Church
Mt. Lake Park Md
A. d. Randles
Second United Pressarian Church
Northern
Iinely
Aurora
James A. Patterson
First Trasbyterian Church
Ohio
Dayton
Nipoleon
New York
Ray
A. G. Rinker
First Methodist Church
Home Mission Board
J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyter Church
Chautauqua
N.Y
G. Parr
Epworth
Rochester ‘Theological Seminary
F. B. McAllister
First Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Ind
F.G. Schletter
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Wooster
C. M. Smail
The
Christian Church
Sturdy Men In Battery B Civil War Veterans Survive in Modern Day
Readable remnants of Battery B veterans from 1861 show longevity as twelve of seventy original members and about twenty of 180 sworn into service still survive after sixty years. The six gun battery later grew to 150 men with forty seven recruits and now only about three survivors remain among those new and original members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery AB
Baltary
Wilson Pleased With Convention Reportedly
Washington dispatch notes administration leaders viewings and expected closings as the third day of the convention unfolds. The article outlines strategic plans and the president’s anticipated tighter communication with his aides amid ongoing campaign maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerelomar
Washington
Board Of Trade Directors To Meet At Miles Hotel
Directors of the New Carl ile Board of Trade plan a noon meeting at the Miles hotel on Thursday. Items include proposed amendments to the by laws and a special event featuring meteorized Moplin Palin with prices noted. Descriptions include Gordon Shirt Shop and Pall Hotod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade Directors
Carlile Board of Trade
Miles Elit
Neal
Gordon Shirt
Pall Hotod
Social notes from Pitlshire and surrounding towns
Local society items list numerous residents and visitors from Delaware avenue to Youngstown and Akron. Names include Mrs Katherine Berger, Mrs Harold Shaffer, Mrs Elmer Denhart, Mildred Brown, Mrs Amos Tunison, Mrs Ed Fry, Julius Broadbeck, Miss Lucy King, Mrs William Kelley, Miss Janet Glecker, and many others visiting relatives in Portersville, Titusville, Sharon, Chester, Warren, and beyond. Also mentions hospitalizations, travel plans to Cambridge Springs and Buffalo, and a wedding trip returning to DuBois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Nowling
Sharon
Willian Nowling
East North Street
Julius Broadbeck
Akron
Broadbeck
Arlington Avenue
Lucy King
Port Wayne
J. Ti. Daly
South Mill Street
Willian Kelley
Youngstown
James Murphy
Division Street
Janet Glecker
Superior Street
Arizona
William Canis
Carl
North Mill Street
Chester
W. VI
J. Swartz
Warren, C
M. J. Remley
Dewey Avenue
John Winfres
Maryland
W. J. Hammond
Park Avenue
Margaret Moore
Hanna McBurney
Finleyville
Horn
William Shelhy
New Medford
George William
Dorothy Fleming
Parklavenee
Visting
Isabel Hoelvie
Veronica Ragan
Patrick Travers
Staithfield Etreet
Florence Youd
New Keighton
C. Dealm
Haat Moody Avenue
M. Kitch
East Washington
Tyres
California
Margaret Houston
Court Street
Cambridge Springs
Eligabeth Bauman
Frew Mill Road
Shenango Valley Hospital
Frank Middle
Connete Avenue
Mercer County
Charles Nelmeyer
Fort Wesng
Ind
Ww. W Sedgwick
Wilmington Avenue
Mary Keapine
Pittsburgh
Paul Keaping
West Madison Avery
A. Lew
Dorothy
Mintor
Buffalo
Niagara
Canada
Viola Hoover
Highland Avenue
Cleveland
W. H. Brown
Gon
William
Mullhall
D. ¢. Lewis
Margaret
Whradlawn
de. Ligo
Crawford Ave
Walter C. Kissinger
Ci Cud
Deaths of the Day Miss Morris and others
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Miss Alary Killen Morris aged 22 of 820 Lathrop street after a week long illness with services at her sister’s home and burial in Graceland Cemetery. Also listed are Anna Abbaticallo age 21 of 427 Uber street who died in St Elizabeth hospital with services at St Vitus church, Thomas Oliver Law 15 of Taylor Township, and Maria Bengivengi 49 of 12 Bank street with funeral notices and plans for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alary Killen Marvin
Ro W. Morris
Youngstown
Sharon
Beever Valley
Anna Abbatigello
Anna Abbaticallo
Uber Street
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Vito Abbaticello
St. Vitus’ Church
St. Vite Peemetery
Thoms Oliver Law
Thomas Oliver Law
Bengivengi
Maria Bengivengi
Bank Street
Pietro Ttengivengi
Vincenzi
Angalina
Peter
Luigi
Vito
Frank
Mia
Fortunato Quintilitna
Rexina Sisto
Italy
Miners May Strike in Nentington Virginia
Around 6000 miners in Nentington Virginia may strike after an official announcement at the headquarters of the M of A today. The Tug Miner field and sections of Eastern Kra nt are affected as operators refuse to meet with the miners, cited as the reason for the potential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nentington
M. of A
Krant
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Hardine
Senate
Tilden
Verlant
Ianapolis
Charles Strelb
Delaware Avenue
Pitlshorel
Katherine Berger
Harold Shaffer
New Castle
Elmer Denhart
Luthron Street
W. J. Palfrey Hing
Ella Warner
Barberton
Mildred Brown
Mary Scott
Portersville
Howe
Meadville
Amos Tunison
Croton Avenue
Ed Fry
Mrs. Williams
Grant Street
Titusville, Pa
Clare O. Sweet
DuBois
Clarence Biddin
Norbeth
West Wabash Avenue
Mary Hodgars Dia
Henton
Biddie
Biddles
E. McGrath
Evelyn
Misa Nora McGrath
Dod Henderson
Mettath
Detroit
Mich
W.f.dufford& Co
Washington St
the Bargain Home Furnishers
Voile
East Washington Street
UNION
BELL
North ST
Wyatt R. Campbell
Dunn Undertaking Company
North Street
Market Street
New Wilmington
Pat
Bellans
White & Son
NOTH
Neshannock Avenuoa
Brown& Black
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