Wheeler Denies Dry League Spent Money in Pennsy Primary
In Pennsylvania’s Republican primary coverage, Wheeler faces questions about dry league expenditures and his association with the league. Reed presses on cases and salary details while Wheeler defends his involvement as presenting facts rather than interfering. The tense hearing features sharp exchanges over the league’s influence on prohibition cases and internal policies.
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Wheeler
Dry League
Pennsylvania
Reed
League
War of v
Carillon Gift in Will Funds New Poland Jackson Memorial Church
In Swampscott a will provides a carillon for the new Congregational church with a 24000 bequest. A 1000 trust is set for her care and annual services by expert players during summers. A 75900 residue funds a rebuild within a year of sister Mrs Alice Dening Hooper death.
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Mess
New Congregational Church
Wilhelmina W. Jackbate
Alice Dening Hooper
Phillips Comer
Eswampscott
DevereanysBesch
Poland
U S Moves to Bar World Court Membership
Senator Blease of South Carolina offered a resolution to halt any American entry into the League of Nations or the World Court until the American people or the U S Senate authorize further action. The measure was laid aside under the rules.
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Washington
World Court
Biease
South Carolina
League of Nations
American People
United States Senate
Expert's Warning on Tokyo Subway Plans Sparks Debate
June 17 report says Tokyo's 50 million subway project faced a setback after geologist Dr Waki mizu warned earth strata beneath the city are too unstable for safe operation. Engineers rejected the judgment as survey findings were released. part of the system is finished and more units are under construction.
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Tokyo
TORXO
Wakimizu
Texas State Cash Balance Reported for June
June 1 net cash balance in Texas general revenue fund reported at 4.12 million after warrants payable. Major special funds show balances including school and highway accounts with bond notes and a May deficiency certificate total. Prison system and other funds list smaller balances. overall figures released by Comptroller for Austen.
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Austen
General Revenue Fund
SB. iWerrett
Chatge
Tteast
Permanent University
Benda
I$l
Wreck Leaves 18 Dead and Many Injured Across Line
A rail line wreck caused 18 deaths and numerous injuries after an express halted to repair an air hose. Listed victims include A. McLees of New York and C. Bowman of Columbus, with a long roster of injured from Pittsburgh to Cleveland. Officials noted the crash followed a stop for repairs.
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Jecentive
A. M'Lees
New York
Agar
Edwin G. Donaghay
Pitburg
Passanger
T. KF
Farrell
Orange
C. Bowman
Columbus
Obj
Erie Railroad
Pittshar Mellon Institute
A. RB. Dinsmore
Gulf 1
Columbia
S. C
Peter Spanos
Massillon
William Brooke DU Woody
Wilkinsburg
Gunwoody
Thomas L. Porter
Washicon
Claude Smiles
Cincinnati
Ik. W. Jones
Lace Sons
Jay Hacloher
Bufér Laverations
Charles Robinson
Negro Port
Pittsburgh
Broken
Peter Johnson
Cleveland
Clarence Ueiple
Erie
Carl Russell
Rutherford
Essie Bryan
Orwentory
Condit
Sidney Hess
H.braunstein
W. Netiel
Baltimore
Phil S. Wipkin
W. Netzel
Ohio
Ray B. Hubbs
Long Island
Charles Haas
Elizabeth Clay
Andrews
Raleigh
Joseph Wise
Philadelia
Cassylvania Railroad
Express
Sullman
Blairsville
Rsville
Hearst Sues for Libel Over Record Story in Los Angeles
William Randolph Hearst acting for his son filed a libel suit in Superior Court seeking 125000 damages from the Record Publishing Co and editors over a June 10 Los Angeles Record story alleging Hearst was linked to criminal activity and a rental car incident. The case follows a separate dramatic train wreck coverage and ensuing investigations that are described in the surrounding text.
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Los Angeles
William Randolph Hearst
William &. Hearst, Jr
Record Publishing Company
Henry RB. Briggs
Los Angeles Record
Rodsey L. Brink
Vm Eee It
Young Hearst
Herbert Force
Hearst
W C T U Holds Bi Monthly Meeting at St Anthony Hotel
The Christian Citizenship Department of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the St. Anthony hotel for a full day session presided by Mrs. A. Hill. Phil Wright analyzed San Antonio city government while Mrs. W W McCrory outlined the Moody campaign platform. Two round table discussions followed and 30 diplomas were awarded for government study to members led by Mrs. J M Glass.
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Christian Citizenship Department
Women's Christian Temperance Union
St. Anthony
A. Hill
Phil Wright
San Antonio
W. W. McCrory
Bexar County
Moody
Tancheon
J. M. Glass
W.C. T. UL
30 Lay
Crusader of the Union
Mabel Parker
Fort Sam Artists Plan Variety Show At War Department
Houston artists from Port Sam and San Antonio will present a musical and dance variety show at the War Department theater on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings under the direction of Mrs. Robert Davis wife of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Davis of the Fifteenth Field Artillery.
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Fort Sam
War Department Theater
Sin Antonio
Port Sam ‘Houston
Robert Davis
Tren
Robert ‘Davis
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Gala Night at College Dances With Skits
A college event titled Gala Night will feature a student dance and theatrical intermissions. Decor will include red and white sands, and a dedicated text references Mechanical College students and Agricultural Horse themes.
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Ollege Night
Tronseys
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Texas
Robert G. Coulter
of, Coulter and Payne
Associated Advertising Clubs
Philadelphia
United States
IMBLE
Ford
Humble Oil & Refinig Company
Humble Motor
Humble
W. R. Hearst Jr
Limited
Omg
Bolms
Alamo Jewelry Coo
Jug
Ade
Uo Jue Cwe Jr
Alamo
Mlony
Morris
San Antonio Morris Plan Co
Navarro St
Frank Bros
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