Italia dirigible crew drift splits into three groups
From Oslo to Spitzbergen reports say the Italia crew is scattered on ice, with a danger of being carried into the open sea as ice breaks up between Franz Josef Land and Spitzbergen. Guiseppe Biagi relayed that seven men led the largest group, including commander Umberto Nobile, with one injured man.
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Oslo
Amposten
Franz Josefland
Spitzbergen
Kings Bay
Guiseppe Biagi
Italia
Citta D. Milano
Biagi
Umberto Nobile
Mexican Aviator Carranza Flies to Washington Nonstop
Capt. Emilia Carranza of Mexico, called the country's Lindbergh, took off from Valbuena field at 9 10 a m to Washington in a nonstop goodwill flight. She plans to return Lindberghs Washington to Valbuena leg, completing the original arc.
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Washington
Mexico City
Emilia Carranza
Mexico
Lindbergh
Valbuena Flying Field
Carranza
Valbuena Field
Three Killed in Blast on Warship Bruce at Norfolk Yard
Three civilian workers were killed by an explosion aboard the U S Bruce destroyer at the Norfolk navy yard. Victims were E H Munden and Charles H Bryan of Norfolk and H Joyce of Portsmouth. The blast sprayed steam from the engine room but did not damage the ship. an inquiry was ordered.
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Norfolk
U.S. Bruce
Norfolk Navy Yard
E. H. Munden
Charles H. Bryan
H. Joyce
Portsmouth
Bruce
Tell Binkley Prize Awarded for Quiet Burnin Build Writeup
Lester Lark of the Weekly Slip Horn won the Tell Binkley prize for the best write up of a burnin build in. He was the only contestant who didn’t describe the flames belchin forth or the structure as gutted. An optimist is a fel ler that digs dandelions out of his lawn.
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Lester Lark
Sliphorn
Tell Binkley
Rockefeller gift funds cathedral windows repair
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donates 250,000 francs to repair magnificent cathedral windows in Charters Cathedral. The plan aims to preserve beauty for all time and all races, viewed as noble and sensible. Continued on Page Two.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Charters
Palace of Versailles
Local Firm's Bid On Two Hospital Contracts Is Low
Trustees of the State Hospital at North Warren will meet Wednesday to act on new bids for the building. Pickett Hardware Co. of Warren was low bidder on two sections with total bids of 56,385, beating Weldon & Kelly Co. by 1,930. Plumbing bids totaled 29,067.74 for Pickett, with Huffman & Wolfe Co. closest at 29,900. General construction bids placed Hyde Murphy Co. at 300,630 and electrical wiring by Delmer Electric Co. at 25,488.
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State Hospital
North Warren
Aatthen
Tis
Pickett Hardware Company
Warren
Pickett Co
Weldon & Kelly Co
Pittsburgh
Wm. M. Clack Co
Newcastle
Chatfield & Sharp
Jamestown
Plumbing
Plumbing the Pickett Co
Huffman & Wolfe Co
Columbus
Ohio
Wm. M. Clark Co
Hyde Murphy Co
Ridgway
Delmer Electric Co
Erie
President to Leave Today for Wisconsin
President CooXdge prepares to depart Washington tonight for the summer White House on an island in Wisconsin after the budget meeting at 6 30. His entourage will total over 70 people, the largest clerical staff to accompany him to the summer residence. Newspaperman Frank H. Taylor dies in Vineland New Jersey at his home.
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Washington
CooXdge
Surmer White House
Wisconsin
White House
Danger of New Civil War Seen in China Today
Peking remains contested as Kuominchun and Shansi forces clash. Feng Yu Hsiang moves on, Yen Hsi-Shan holds Paotingfu while his men drift into Peking. Reports from Shanghai place Chang Tsung Chang seeking one million dollars for Tien Tsin surrender amid ongoing nationalist offensives.
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Peking
Washington
Feng Yu Hsiang
Feng
Yen Hsi-Shan
Geneal
Paotingfu
Liuchien Hawa
Tien Tsin
Chang
Chang Tsung Chang
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Tire reductions announced today in New York and Cleveland
News of tire price cuts across major makers. Firestone cuts on third line tires by 4 percent and first line by 17 percent, low pressure cords 12 to 15 percent, solid tires 10 percent. Lee Rubber and Tire shifts four to fifteen percent on Conshohocken and Stag Hound tires. General Tire and Rubber also lowers prices four to 17 percent effective immediately.
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New York
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Lee Rubber and Tire Company
Firestone
Cleveland
General Tire and Rubber Company
Goodyear and
Goodrich Tire and Rubber Companies
Akron
Directed verdict denied in Stewart case
Washington May 11 Justice Siddons denied Robert W Stewart chairman of Indiana Standard Oil Company a directed verdict of acquittal in his senate contempt trial.
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Washington
Justice Siddons
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana Standard Oil Companys
Senate
Will Rogers Mock Nominating Coolidge at Republican Convention
Will Rogers recounts a Chicago to Kansas City misadventure where a plane crash prompts a satirical tale of rival candidates forming a dog in the manger party to block Hoover. He notes Mellon with the Pennsylvania delegation and hints at broader convention maneuvers and tensions.
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Coolidge
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Youngsville Man Purchases Hotel in Bradford
Frank P. Holley sold Hotel Holley in Bradford after 25 years to C. H. Kay of Youngsville and Robert A. Fulton of St. Petersburg Florida. Fulton will manage the property with his wife living in the building. Kay joins as partner. Expansion may follow if demand warrants. The sale marks a shift from Holley who opened the Riddell house in 1885 and rebuilt after the 1900 fire.
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Hotel
Fulton
St. Petersburg
Kay
Youngsville
Holley
Bradford
The Tribune Tonight Highlights Sections and Page Details
A catalog of the Tribune Tonight issue layout lists sections and page numbers for news, features, society items, sports, ads, puzzles, editorials, and radio reports. It notes upcoming pages including Youngaville, Cross Word Puzzle, Tidiouta and Kinzua, and a Pacific crew to start home soon.
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Youngaville
Tidiouta and
Kinzua
Honey Lou
U. S
Pacific Crew
Fourteen Minnesota Farmers In KC Look For Farmers Caravan
Fourteen Minnesota farmers rose from bunks on the city outskirts to scan the horizon for recruits of the farmers caravan. The caravan, aimed at the Republican convention, was expected to number 100,000. Only those 14 were present as arrival began yesterday with hundreds more autos due from Nebraska Iowa and North Dakota to press MecNary Haugen farm relief. Leader C A Torkelson refused interviews uttering Hooverize and Payperize.
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Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
Tavan
Warren youth injured in crash on Warren Sheffield road
Herman Maurer, 14 Marion Street, Warren, suffered a sprained right wrist and head and body bruises after an Indian Motorcycle collided with a Chevrolet on the Warren Sheffield road near Clarendon Saturday evening. He was unconscious for about an hour and taken to Dr I G Hyer’s office for treatment. His motorcycle was badly damaged with a ruined front wheel.
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Herman Maurer
Marion Street
Clarendon
Warren-Sheffield
Maurer
I. G. Hyer
Rumors at the convention and tips feed crowd chatter
Dispatches reveal rumor mill at the convention with talk of tips about candidates and insiders. Farmers fail to arrive due to poor roads while bell boys report no tips and Pershing as the latest whisper. The speaker voices support for Mrs. Coolidge and a vindication platform.
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Mellon
Jim Reed
Coolidge
Gen. Pershing
Cold Sunday Night Drops Mercury to 38 Degrees
Frost covered much of the county as a sold wave swept Sunday night into Monday morning. The Pennsylvania Gas thermometer hit 38 degrees at five in the morning, then rose to 54 at eight, and up to 65 by one o clock. Rain is predicted for tonight and Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
County Lands Sold for Unpaid Taxes in Warren County
Spirited bidding marked the sale of several thousand acres of unseated tax lands in Warren county at the courthouse today. Bids were led by W J Knupp and J L Hunter of Warren with Ed Allen also a frequent bidder. The sale was adjourned to June 27 at 10 a m. for the next session.
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Warren County
Court House
W.J. Knupp
J. L. Hunter
Warren
Ed Allen
R. E. Ward
Man Fatally Stabbed During Christening
In Beaver Pennsylvania police sought a clue after 88 year old Louis Crapise was stabbed to death during his granddaughter’s christening. He vanished from the party then was found near his home, and investigators consider a resentful guest as a possible attacker.
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Beaver
U.P
Louis Crapise
Crapise
Hoover Dawes ticket eyed for 2nd term bid in Midwest
United Press reports Hoover campaign open to Dawes as vice president, aiming to strengthen Western farm states. Dawes favors vice presidency over private finance, while Hoover supporters weigh political gain. Senator Curtis of Kansas had been considered for second place before criticizing Hoover.
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United Press Star
Kansas City
Hoover
Dawes
United Press
Washington
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
McNary-Haugentte
Prohibition Enforcement Plank Urged by Borah
Kansas City June 11 Senator Borah Idaho a member of the resolutions committee will press for a prohibition enforcement plank in the Republican platform with direct mention of the eighteenth amendment.
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Borah
Kansas City
Republican Party
Idaho
Resolutions Committee
Committee to Ask Mellon To Fight Hoover Campaign
Kansas City June 11 report that as the Republican national convention convenes the struggle over the presidential nomination centers on Herbert Hoover with Mellon lacking votes and isolated while fourteen farm states plan to urge Mellon to use influence against Hoover and Coolidge dominates the scene as the potential unifier.
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Mellon
Hoover
Raymond Clapper
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Soover
Coolidge
Mary
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Will Rogers
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