Harding Plans Plain Talk at White House Meeting
President Harding and top cabinet members will urge an end to the three month long coal strike. Hoover Davis Daugherty and Fall will sit with Harding as operators and miners discuss ways to avert a coal famine and industrial paralysis. The talk aims to warn operators that their methods threaten the public welfare unless changes are made.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Staly
Washington
Harding
White House
Commerce
Hoover
Labor
Davis
Daugherty
Interior
Fall
Minera
Hig Department
Payroll Bandits Shot During Philadelphia Bank Heist
In Philadelphia on June 20 a running battle between motor bandits and payroll messengers at Fourth and Cambria streets left one bandit dead. A policeman and two Textile Bank employees were wounded as the gang fled. the dead bandit was said to have been dragged into a car by his companions who escaped.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Fourth and
Cambria Street
Graduation Return: Alumni Parade Through Old Halls
Alumni from 1974 to 2022 reunite today amid cloudy 88 degree weather. The piece recalls Haer Street, old King Dick, and George A. Dickson as landmarks of school days, celebrating time’s flight and lasting friendships.
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Ne-CieHi
Haar Street
George A. Dickson
Tim Thon
King Dick
Audh
Inter-Allied council recognizes Lithuania as independent state
Paris June 30 The Inter-allied council of ambassadors recognized Lithuania as an independent nation. It had previously been part of the Russian empire. The United States did not attend the meeting.
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International News Service
Paris
Inter-allied Council of Ambassadors
Lithuania
United States
Four Courts Falls to Collins Army in Dublin Fight
Irish Republican Irregulars surrender the Four Courts to Free State troops at 4 10 pm after days of battle in Dublin. Commander Rory O Connor is reported captured. The building is destroyed by fire and explosions, with dozens of Free State casualties reported in the blasts.
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Collins
David M. Church
International
Wews
Atatt Correspos
London
Free State
Dublin
Four Courts Building
Roderick “Rory’ O'Connor
Four Courts
Senator McCumber Loses Senate Fight
Wargo North Dakota June 30 With rural districts still to report the defeat of Senator Porter J. McCumber regular Republican appeared certain as final votes in Wednesday's Republican primary were counted.
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International News Service
Wargo
N. D
Porter J. McCumber
Shopmen's Strike May Be Prevented At Today's Parley
Chicago June 30 400000 railroad shopmen may walk out at 10 tomorrow unless a settlement is reached at a hearing before the U S railroad labor board commencing at 2 this afternoon. A compromise is expected on contracting out shop work with unions yielding on wage cuts while the board may promise wage increases when conditions warrant.
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James L. Kilgallen
Labor Board
Brand
Bruin Holds Up Express Train at Pennsylvania Academy
Cadets at the Pennsylvania Military Academy celebrate owning the nerviest bear named Sergeant a huge black bear reported missing after assembly. He was found on Baltimore and Ohio tracks blocking the Washington express trains as crews tried to coax him away. He roared, then, upon seeing cadets, became tractable and left.
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International News Service
Chesthdr
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Huglers
British Troops Attacked by Republicans Near Black Rock
A detachment of British troops was ambushed by Republicans near Black Rock today but there were no casualties, according to a Dublin dispatch to the Evening News.
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Tnternational
London
Black Rock
Dublin
Evening News
Car Jump From Bridge Hurts 18 In Crashing Train
A crowded street car jumped the track at Carbondale and plunged 14 feet into Coal Brook. Eighteen injured, some fatally. Rescue workers rushed to the scene as ambulances ferried victims to hospitals. Two youths, Joseph Barratt and Alexander Kennedy, buried under wreckage, with little hope of recovery.
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Carbondale
Brooklyn Street Bridge
Use Of Fireworks Is Restricted
Chief of Police J Ed Hitler warned against selling firecrackers in the city. The council ordinance bans sale of fireworks containing pteratea and explosive canoes and blank cartridges. It fixes cracker size, prohibits setting off within 700 feet of hospitals, and requires mayoral permit with a 25 cent fee.
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J. Ed Hitler
Driver’s tee shot lands in opponent’s pocket at course
On June 29 at New Castle Country Club, George Winter’s off tee drive curved toward Quincy McBride and seemingly struck him on the hip. The ball then slid into McBride’s pocket, a remarkable miscue witnessed by both foursomes.
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New Castle
Mr. Winters
Quincy A. McBride
Mr. McBride
Quincy
Mr. Winter
Melinda
Winters
George Oles resigns as mayor of Youngstown today
Mayor George L. Oles announces immediate resignation after six months in office, citing inability to enforce laws and political pressure. He plans a Saturday council meeting to present the formal resignation, and William G. Reese, 39, rises to mayoral duties as successor.
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George L. Oles
Youngstown
New Castleman
Oles
City Hall
Ces
Reese
Mayo
William G. Reese
Carnegie Company
Ct Council
United States
Alaska
China
Japan
Jerusalem
Honolulu
Arrests at Ellwood City Carnival Raid
Fourteen men tied to the World at Home carnival were arrested in Ellwood City by local and state police and constables. Twelve concession workers pled guilty to gaming devices fines totaling 264 dollars plus 100 dollar bail for two proprietors. The raid followed orders to close certain concessions earlier in the week, with proceedings conducted before Aldermen Hamilton and Coates.
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Ellwood City
Boosters Club
Eagles
J. M. Duntop
Waiter T. Hamilton
Hamilton
H. G. Coates
Costa
Robert Gloth
A. 8. Cote
Walter T. Hamilton
Ray Dawson
Max Klina
M. Goldberg
Charles Lyman
William Hanson
8. Suskion
M. J. Krang
Elswood City
Coates
Joseph Baker
Sam Solomon
Charles Rose
Fred Shaffer
Irvine Singer
Mike Gillan
T. W. Dickey
J. M. Dunlap
Dawes Leaves Washington For Chicago After Budget Work
General Dawes, head of the budget system in its first year, wraps up duties in Washington and plans to return to Chicago. He says the government can run as efficiently as a private business with serious effort and cooperation. He will meet President Harding at the White House for farewell talks and will attend Harding’s Marion centennial next week as a presidential guest in Ohio.
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President Harding
Marion, Ohio
Washington
Charles 16. Dawes
Badge
Chicago
Dawes
General Dawes
Hardingtor
White House
Harding
Marion
Ohio
News Directors Reveal 60000 Addition at Youngstown Stock Car Works
Snapshot reports a 60000 expansion to be built at once. Albert Stein, Cincinnati photographer, survived a cremation attempt after his dog woke him. The fire trapped him as the room filled with smoke and burning debris. William Temple died instantly. John Adams died in hospital. John Shoop remained critically ill after a crash in Hollidaysburg. A theft occurred at Connellsville Singer Sewing Machine offices with a large site stolen. Dealing resumed at Tidkoute as oil production varied and costs shifted with cresting markets.
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Youngstown Stock Car Works
Albert Stein
Cincinnati
Amako
Wiliam ‘Temple
John Adams
John Shoop
Hollidaysburg
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