Warren Dean of Congress Francis Warren Sets Long Senate Record
Senator Francis K. Warren entered the Senate in the 1890s, one of the oldest and longest serving members in national history. The Wyoming veteran, honored as only a Medal of Honor recipient and a lifelong army voter, reflects on major changes from women’s suffrage to national spending and living costs.
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Electric line crash halts flyer in Liverpool Ohio
A derailment near Liverpool Ohio delays a Pennsylvania flyer for about an hour after a tractor trailer demolished two electric poles and damaged a locomotive. Clarence gh, 35, escaped injury. Another locomotive was brought from Wells to resume the trip to Pittsburgh. Additionally in Youngstown the 12th national convention of the Women's Welsh Club opens with many delegates.
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Six youths and girls die in Dang River tragedy
In Sault Ste Marie six Canadian youths die when a 12 foot motor launch capsizes on the Dang River after a Charleston dance aboard. Three boys aged 16, 15 and 14 and three girls aged 13, 16 and 14 perish. One survivor, Isaac Jolicoeur, 15, escapes by swimming to shore. Rescue efforts draw many witnesses as officials warned against river travel before the disaster.
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Traffic violators fined by police court
Four alleged violators appeared in police court after arrest yesterday. Harold Cook of Lorain paid one dollar and costs for a safety stop violation at Chestnut and Broad. L Donnel fined 325 and costs for driving while intoxicated. L Goer rer of Cleveland fined 10 dollars with five suspended for speeding at 55 mph on Broad. Frea Velber fined 10 dollars and five suspended for speeding on Wrest and Forest. Tammmker of Bucyrus had his case continued after pleading not guilty to speeding on West Ave.
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Violent Death Toll In Ohio Rises From Weekend Accidents
Ohio records at least twenty violent deaths over the weekend across cities including Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Akron and Youngstown. Victims suffered drownings electrocutions suicides and fatal vehicle crashes with numerous others injured from automobile accidents and shootings.
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Browning Plans Castle for Peaches on Long Island
Ed ward Browning announces a 1 009 000 castle at Wantagh Way Park New York for his wife Peaches Browning set to turn sixteen on Wednesday the project includes a 12 190 foot canal and private golf grounds with an artificial lake and rooms lavishly decorated.
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Polar pilot may join Navy as assistant secretary
Washington learns that Bird, who completed the first air trip from the North Pole, is favored for appointment as assistant secretary of the navy. The post, created in recent naval air service legislation, would make Bird eligible as a retired officer. Potter Adams of Massachusetts is also mentioned for the post.
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Three Warren youths sentenced for immoral acts in Pennsylvania
In Cleveland Ohio on June 21, Kein Carlson Arthur Thompson and Hart Mooner of Warren were sentenced by federal judge Paul Jones to the Dayton workhouse for taking two Warren girls to Pennsylvania for immoral purposes. Thompson and Mooner received four months each, Carlson 35 days, with the girls released.
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Road House Raid Ends With $500 Fine For Owner
The Detroit road side tavern operated by Louis Kruce was raided by a State prohibition officer and Deputy Marshal Heider. Kruce pled guilty to illegal possession of liquor and paid a $500 fine after being jailed until the fine was paid. AUTHORESS KATE JORDAN VERMILYEE FOUND DEAD NEAR LAKES residence. cause believed heart disease.
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Fashion Fads Sparkle With Tinkling Gowns in London
London trend alert as teen dancers embrace mum frocks bedazzled with tiny glass ornaments called hell beads and micro silver bells that tinkle with every move. The gleaming accessories add a festive shimmer to Summer wear, attracting crowds and media attention.
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Farm near Oberlin destroyed by blaze leveling multiple buildings
A fire yesterday afternoon at the Simeons Nach farm three miles north of Oberlin leveled the house, barn, granary, shed, and garage. The flames spread from the barn, destroyed wheat and implements, with only some furniture saved. Nash estimated losses near 20 000. insurance covered part of the property.
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Briand Faces Obstacles in Cabinet Formation
Paris June 21 M Briand encounters new hurdles as he works to form a cabinet. Premier Poincare returns for talks aiding Briand in the effort. No clear progress reported and differences remain.
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Lorain Man Released From County Jail
John Allen, 79, of Lorain, head of a family of six, was released from the county jail today on the recommendation of Judge Strenich and officials. He had been jailed for possession of liquor, fined 790 dollars and costs, and could not pay, leading to his sentence.
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Congress Near End Of 69th Session With Key Bills Pending
Washington June 11 Congress moves toward adjournment with last minute battles over labor regulation French debt settlement Muscle Shoals disposal and rivers and harbors legislation. The long session set to end June 39 with major items unresolved and plans for a final week of action.
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Nesbit denial and Thaw rumors stir Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports Nesbit refutes rumors of returning to Thaw claiming she lives only for him. She criticizes the gossip, noting he never acted kindly or bought her a house, while she asserts her independence. In Cedar Point, Ohio, teachers converge for the Ohio State Teachers Association convention with training sessions and a banquet.
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German plebiscite on dispossession fails amid abstention
Berlin reports that the movement to seize former princes estates was defeated by abstention and a low turnout. Newspapers call the result ominous for ruling powers as conservative tides and fear of Bolshevism shape voter attitudes and future policy.
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Senator Claims State Violated Election Law
Washington June 21. Senator Need of Missouri accused the Vare campaign fund of accepting contributions without returning receipts, charging a breach of state election law during Senate slush fund hearings. Real estate dealer Greenfield testified about notes totaling 25 000, conflicting with prior statements by Rep. Vare. The committee pressed Greenfield to explain alleged discrepancies while other figures attended.
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Ten Lives Red Heroine Nadine Marlet Saves Family
Miss Nadine Marlet a nineteen year old Cleveland heroine woke her father and guided her family to safety as a house fire engulfed the John E Marley home. Fire destroyed the structure with an estimated $50,000 loss while firefighters could not save the seven rooms.
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Athlete killed after fall from roller coaster in Tacoma Park
Dayton Kentucky June 21 A popular athlete James Gray 21 died after being ejected from a roller coaster car at Tacoma Park witnesses say Gray stood up on a sharp curve 25 feet high and was thrown from the vehicle as police and park officials investigate the accident Great crowds attended Sunday's park opening and the tragedy follows.
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Will attempt to raise sunken submarine 551 near Block Island
June 21 report from New London says authorities will try again to raise the wrecked submarine 551. After seven months submerged, experts and divers prepare for a new resurrection effort with pontoons and air to lift the hull.
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Body of Lorain Youth Recovered From Lake
The body of A. B. Hovey son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hovey of 1135 Fourth Street Lorain was recovered Saturday on the Canadian shore after drifting from the American side on December 1 1923 near the Michigan shore. He leaves a widow Helen a father and mother and four brothers.
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Four youths rob Yellow Taxi in New York
Four well dressed youths with revolvers robbed the Yellow Taxicab parasy today in New York. They forced the night manager and cashier to surrender, looted the safe, and escaped with about $3000. Suspects remain at large.
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