Business Leaders Hear Allen Speak at Rotary Luncheon
Flord Allen, assistant to President Sloane of Al Motors, told a gathering of hundreds of business and professional men at a Rotary luncheon that business is essential. Mayor Henry Holzapter introduced Allen who traced Waterstown’s growth from a farm to a manufacturing hub. Allen discussed changing business duties, employer responsibility, and municipal welfare during his talk, noting the need for interest by employers in community progress.
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Flord Allen
Sloane
M. c
Rotary
Henry Holzapter
Allen
Comad
New Industry Buys A Site In This City
New industry acquires a site in this city with plans to move laboratories offices and staff from Washington. Officers include Roger L Calvert president Philip Crawford vice president and Alfred B Lawson treasurer local directors Charles E Bushong Andrew K Coffman Joseph K Hoffman.
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Uta
Washington
Roger L. Calvert
John Sharpe Williams
Philip Crawford
Alfred B. Lawson
Washington Loan and Trust Co
Charien E. Bushong
Andrew K. Coffman
Joseph K. Hoffman
Republican convention agenda at Kansas City session
In Kansas City on June 13 the Republican convention opens at 10 30 A M with Senator Fess of Ohio as temporary chairman and a prayer by the Right Reverend Thomas F Lillis of the Roman Catholic Church. Reports from credential and permanent organization committees, election of Senator Moses of New Hampshire as permanent chairman, and reports on rules, business, and resolutions including the party platform are on the tentative program. Adjournment is planned, but nominating speeches for presidential candidates are not expected to begin soon.
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Kansas City
Fess
Ohio
Thomas F. Lillis
Y Roman| Catholic’ Church
Moses
New Hampshire
PLIERS READY TO FLY FOR ITALIA RESCUE MISSION
Captain Riiser-Larsen and Lieut Luetzow Holm plan to start from Spitzbergen to reach the Italia crew stranded on drifting ice near Foyne Island. The Stealer Hobby navigates open water as favorable weather returns and the Nobile party drifts closer westward, aiding the rescue effort. Giuseppe Biagi confirms ice drift details to radio operator.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Ope
Italia
Umberto Nobile
Foyne Island
Coas
Land
Ios
Northeast Land
Franz Josef Land
Giuseppe Biagi
Citta di Milano
Champ and Novelist Going on Long Hike in Europe
June 13 New York report notes heavyweight champ Gene Tunney and novelist Thornton Wilder plan a Europe hike. Wilder runs cross country while Tunney trains in the Adirondacks for Heeney. A correction from a Palace Theater ad changes matinee and evening show times. Mrs. Mutual Vanderbilt Church at Newport would host Tunney and invite him to box for the Middies or discuss with them.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Thornton Wilder
Europe
Wilder
Tunney
Adirondacks
Heeney
Henry James
Rye
England
Palace ‘Theater
Gene
Newport, R&, I
Mutial Vanderbilt Church
Drift and Rescue Efforts for Italia Arctic Drift
Radio reports from Giuseppi Biagi say Italia survivors drift toward North Cape as Citto Di Milano maintains contact. Nobile party drifts northwest under sealers Hobby toward North Cape while rescue air reconnaissance plans target Foyn Island. contact with other crew members remains uncertain.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Giuseppi Biagi
Italia
Citto di Milano
North Cape
Foyn Island
Heiminz Enters Fountain Head Golf Tourney
A. J. Heiminz of Lancaster Pennsylvania arrived to file his entry for the Fountain Head Golf Tourney. Heiminz was last year's runner up to Cochran and medalist with the lowest qualifying score, and rumors say he has improved enough to win this year.
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Lancaster
Fountain Head
A. J. Heiminz
Heiminz
War
Ten Cochran
Hoover of Midwest appeal in vice presidential talks
Leaders discuss a Hoover vice presidential pick including Curtis, Watson, Nye, Edge, Deneen, Tilson, Fish, Sanders, MacNider, McKelvie, Pershing, Fisher, Fuller, Allen, Baker, Donovan, Roosevelt Jr, Mackenzie, Emmerson and others. They fear repeating 1924 Lowden decline and seek a strong campaigner and farm appeal, with Hoover likely to avoid a heavy campaign.
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Senator Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Nye
North Dakota
Edge
New Jersey
Deneen
Illinois
Tilson
Connecticut
Fish
New York
Everett Sanders
President Coolidge
Hanford Macnnder
Iowa
Sam R. McKelvie
Nebraska
John J. Pershing
Fisher
Pennsylvania
Fuller
Massachusetts
Henry J. Allen
Baker
Missouri
Henry Anderson
Virginia
Tilliam J. Donovan
Theodore Roosevelt
John Mackenzie
Louis Emmerson
Frank O. Lowden
Millnois
Hoover
Middle West
Warren Harding
In Memoriam for Father Died June Eighteenth
In memory of our dear father who died June 18 1927. As the evening sun sets we sit alone and long to have daddy home. Our hearts are sad and lonely for we miss his smiling face. He left us to remember no one else can take his place. Mrs Albertus Semler and Family. Adv Mackeral Mackeral. Everybody eat a mackerel this week 20c lb. The best fish that comes out of the water. Usually sell 30c and 35c a lb. Shipp's Fish Meet. Phone 270.
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Daddy
Free Legislator On Gambling Charge Dismissed
Baltimore June 12 Charges of operating a mint vending machine for gambling purposes were dismissed against John W Gray a House of Delegates member from the Second Legislative District in police court today His wife testified a detective entered their confectionery store played the machine and redeemed tokens for merchandise at the counter
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Baltimore
John W. Gray
House of Delegates
Second Legislative
Gray
Senator Norris warns vetoes may spur third party
Washington dispatch notes Senator Norris attacks President Coolidge on Muscle Shoals and farm relief vetoes, suggesting the moves could drive formation of a third party. Also mentions a Strawberry Festival hosted by Young Women's Missionary Society at Trinity Lutheran Church with dates June 14 and 15. An advertising note proclaims J George Leo Poffenberger has severed ties with Hagerstown Brand of W C Cole Inc.
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Washington
Norris
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Church Lawn
J. George Leo Poffenberger
Hagerstown
W. C. Cole, Inc
More Marines Sought for Nicaragua Election Supervision
Washington reports a request to dispatch 600 additional Marines to Nicaragua to supervise October elections. Marines will train at a Leon school in ballot handling and learn Spanish, Nicaraguan laws, and customs, with all duties redirected to this assignment.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Navy Department
Frank R. McCoy
Leon
Ticker Lags Behind New York Stock Clarnet Turnover
June 13. Ticker lags one hour 54 minutes recording unprecedented stock clarnet turnover of 1,193,000 shares.
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New York
Clarnet
McGoy seeks 600 more Marines for Nicaragua vote supervision
Washington dispatch says General McGoy overseeing Nicaragua ballots requests six hundred additional Marines to supervise forthcoming elections. The move underscores concerns over security and integrity during the voting process.
Giant plane carrier Lexington sets ship speed records
The Navy reports the Lexington completed the fastest Pacific coast to Honolulu passage, covering 2286 miles in 72 hours 34 minutes and 2228 nautical miles in 72 hours 34 minutes. It surpassed 1923 Oma哈 speed records, with Honolulu arrival at 11 08 local time.
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Washington
Navy Department
Lexington
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
San Pedro
Omaha
San Francisco
I C C Upholds Rates On Coal
Washington June 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission upheld coal freight rates from the Cumberland Piedmont District finding no discrimination against Mineral County West Virginia operators. The Kaibaugh Coal Company of Barnum W C had charged that Cumberland Piedmont firms unfairly cquired New England trade. The commission dismissed the complaint and found insufficient evidence for westward relief to Pittsburgh shipments.
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Washington
Cumberland- Piedmont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mineral County
West Virginia
Kaibaugh Coal Company, Inc
Barnum, W
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
State convention to send uninstructed delegation
Raleigh June 13 convention votes to send an uninstructed delegation to Houston. Delegation to participate in national event without binding instructions. confirms party goals and leadership support for Houston gathering.
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Raleigh
N. C
Houston
Curtis Refuses To Give Up The Fight
Kansas City June 12 Senator Curtis of Kansas voices continued confidence in his presidential bid and says Hoover's backers exaggerate. He declares the fight is not over and will continue until the last ballot.
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Kansas City
Curtis
Kansas
Hoover
Wall Street Sees Massive Losses In Sharp Decline
New York reports record trading volume as stock losses mount in a sensational market. General Motors falls from its yearly high by 550 million dollars, with a 5,006,000 share session marking unprecedented activity. Analysts cite political and financial factors, including the draft Coolidge movement, while others call it a natural correction of speculative excesses funded by borrowed capital.
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New York
General Motors
Kansas City
Wall Street Opens Higher After Historic Market Break
New York June 13 strong buying support steadied the market after yesterday’s deep drop. Radio Wright Aeronautical Curtiss Case Threshing Machine and General Electric rebounded sharply, with major names like U S Steel General Motors Montgomery Ward New York Central and American Can reclaim gains. Some stocks softened with Bayuk cigars and Chesapeake Corporation hitting new lows.
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New York
Standard Industriala
Radio
Wright Aeronautical
Curtiss
Case Threshing Machine
General Electric
U. S. Steel Common
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
American Can
Bayak
Chesapeake Corporation
Aeroplane
Western Maryland
Chrysler
International Harvester
Shaver Endorses Coliseum for Democratic National Convention
Clem Shaver, chairman of the Democratic executive committee in Houston, officially approves the new Coliseum built for the Democratic National Convention to begin June 26. He praises Houston's arrangements and notes that decorations are underway and numbered seats will be set during the week.
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Houston
Texas
Clem Shaver
Democratic Executive Committee
Ofncially
Shayer
Three Die In Ohio River Bridge Collapse
Parkersburg West Virginia June 12 rescue divers searched for two of three men who drowned when five sections of a bridge under construction across the Ohio river between St Marys West Virginia and lower Newport Ohio collapsed. All workers were from the American Bridge Company building the Connecting Link of the short route to Columbus.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio River
St. Mary's
West Virginia
Newport
Ohio
American Bridge Company
Columbus
Baltimore Cattle Market Report June Prices
Baltimore cattle prices list steers and heifers with bids by quality. Choice steer range 12.76 to 12.85 per cwt, good 11.75 to 12.50, common 9.50 to 10.50, feeders 10.25 to 11.00. heifers Choice 10.50 to 11.25, good 9.25 to 10.25, common 6.75 to 7.75.
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Baltimore
Rumor of Enlarging Hagerstown Track Denied by Officials
Maryland racing laws restrict track size to mile length, says Greg Johnson of the Baltimore News. He notes talk of a larger Hagerstown track and racing interests acquiring control are rumors. Officials from the Maryland Jockey Club deny any interest and warn a mile meeting here would clash with Pimlico Havre de Grace Laurel and Bowie schedules.
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Maryland
Greg Johnson
Baltimore News
Hagerstown ‘Fairground
Aohmson
Pimlico
Havre Dé Grace
Laurel
Hagerstowl
Markets Furnished by W A Spissman and G Roome
Market data from Spissman and Roome at 302 44 Wareham Building in Washington Street shows varied figures for open high low and settlement. Readings include percentages and price-like values with several inconsistencies and garbled entries.
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W. A. Spissman
Wareham
Washington St
Zona Gale Weds Portage Wis Manufacturer
Miss Zona Gale author married W. L. Breese, Portage manufacturer, in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s father’s home today in Portage Wisconsin.
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Portage
Bank of Japan Governor Sees Economy Recovering
June 13. The Governor of the Bank of Japan resigns and notes rapid recovery from last year’s panic as Tokyo regains momentum and resilience amid economic stabilization efforts.
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Tokio
Bank of Japan
Summer Dancing Class at Stouffer's Academy
Stouffer's Academy offers a special summer Ball Room and Aesthetic Dancing class. The third session runs June 14 in the morning with lessons priced at 3 dollars 50 cents. Refreshments including ices and cakes available after each class.
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Stouffer's Academy
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