Smith Seeks Amendment to Prohibition Policy
Governor Alfred E. Smith reiterates opposition to changing the national dry law but favors amendment allowing states to set alcoholic content. At Houston inquiries trigger drys to push for prohibition, while Smith supporters frame his stance as clear before the convention. Prayer sessions mark Democratic headquarters as day opens.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Houston
Norman E. Mack
Smith
Mack
Tex
U. P
Tienday
Buffalo
Rice Hotel
Frauds Cry Rises In 13 Couple Dance Marathon
At Madison Square Garden the 13 couples left in the international dance marathon erupt as accusations of fraud surface. Contestants claim Nolan and King won with a $1,000 guarantee and that judges favor Nolan while Barry seeks legal action, delaying advancement.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Milton Crandall
Tommy Nolan
Anna King
Pittsburgh
Golden Bear Eight Beats Columbia. 27-Year Record Smashed
Eight California oarsmen known as the Golden Bear Eight from the Golden Gate defeated Columbia's best crew and shattered a twenty seven year old record. Helen Wills cited as proof of favorable climate for year round training. Business notes mention crude oil production drop and railcar revenue indicators. A political preview references Hoover and Smith upcoming campaign. Houston reports energy issues amid prohibition commentary.
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New York American
California
Golden Bear
Golden Gate
Columbia
Helen Wills
Rail merger talks advance as top railroad chiefs meet
Eastern railroads near a four trunk merger as leaders resume talks in New York. The Princeton plan centers on neutral Jersey Central and settlement of Wabash transfers, with Erie Nickel Plate B and O and Pennsylvania at odds over control. Delaware and Hudson steps back from a fifth trunk route.
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New York
Eastern
New York, Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
P. E. Crowley
New York Central
J. J. Bennet
Jersey Central
L. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson
Reprimanded Youth Sets Fire to Home
Donald Royer an 18 year old of Ephrata was reprimanded by his father and retaliated by setting fire to the family dwelling in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Police say Royer claimed to play hero after starting the blaze and was heavily criticized.
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Lancaster
U. P
Donald Royer
Ephrata
Royer
Zaravale
State awards ten road project contracts in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 22. The Pennsylvania Department of Highways announced awarding contracts for ten road construction projects based on bids opened June 20. Awards cover routes 150 in Bucks County, routes 4 and 223 in Indiana County, route 89 in Venango County, Peters Township in Washington County, and a Pennsylvan ia wide list to bidders including firms from Youngstown and Pittsburgh.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Pennsylvania
State Department of Highways
John L. Stuart
Bucks County
Bristol Township
George I. Thompsson
Clearfield
Pittsburgh
White Township
Harry C. Lacey
Buen Vista
Venango County
Pleasantville Borough
Russell Brothers
Youngstown
Ohio
Washington County
Peters Township
Hardy and Rankin Company
Canonsburg
Release Vagrants Held as Suspects
Three vagrants arrested during a search for an alleged night prowler near the brewery on the South Side were released after questioning. Deputy Sheriff Robert Ritchin said their promises to leave town satisfied investigators that none matched the suspect who threatened a young couple. The couple reported a gun and a walk with the man before they split up.
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Robert Ritchin
Pennsyl Ore Train Wrecked at Glade
A gondola carrying iron ore collapsed and derailed on the Pennsylvania line opposite Glade last evening. Two box cars overturned as the ore car buckled between trains. no injuries reported. A Kane wrecking crew cleared the Hrania, delaying fast flyers at Warren until 10 15.
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Pennsylvania
Glade
P. D. Belknap
Warren
Kane
Hrania
Plans for Safeguards at F N Crossing Delayed
Joint committee meeting planned at Republican headquarters to draft a concrete action plan for the F N crossing on Youngsville road. Officials seek the quickest practical remedy after Clyde Baker’s death, considering flicker lights watchman or removing the crossing. Railroads Pennsylvania and New York Central show interest as discussions focus on road fixes and coordination with state highway officials.
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F. N. Tower
Youngsville Road
Good Roads Association
Warren County Motor Club
Republican
Clyde BE
Baker
Pleasant Township
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Good Road
H. A. Yorum
Death summons M. W. Jamieson Warren businessman
M. W. Jamieson, prominent Warren businessman, died Friday afternoon at his home 311 Market Street after an extended illness. Born in Warren, he lived here all his life and was connected with Warren Refining Co and Jamieson Hardware Co. Funeral arrangements were being made Friday. relatives asked no flowers.
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M. W. Jamieson
Warren
Market Street
Mr. Jamieson
Warren Refinling Co
Jamieson Hardware Co
Hoover Plans July 2 Departure for Stanford for Nomination
President hopeful Herbert Hoover tentatively set to leave Washington on July 2 for Stanford University California where he would be formally notified of his Republican presidential nomination. Cabinet duties and scheduling may delay the trip to the week of July 2 to 5 as organizers await final arrangements.
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Washington
U. P
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
California
Hoover
Tribune Tonight page guide and contents list
The notice lists the Tribune Tonight issue structure by page numbers. It specifies sections including Late focal and telegraph news on page two After Six cross word on page three editorials and feature pieces on page four topics on page five sport news on page six local towns Tidioute Kane and Sugar Grove on page seven society and church news on pages eight and nine the Honey Lou feature on page eight comic strips on page ten Wang Ada closing stock quotations and radio programs on page eleven.
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Focal and Telegraph
Tidioute, Kane
Sugar Grove
Society
Honey Lou
Wang Ada
Campaign Log Sees Democratic and Republican Remarks Emerging
Governor Smith reaffirms his prohibition stance in an interview while Senator Harrisson urges a deye plank at Houston. Virginia delegates back a dry plank via Senator Glass, Maryland boosts Underwood as VP prospect, Pastor Workman touts clean government and wheat tariff in his platform. Hoover plans early July Palo Alto trip to craft his acceptance speech and will meet President Coolidge en route.
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Pat Harrisson
Mississippi
Houston
Democratic Party
Virginia
Glass
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Hoover
Coolidge
California
M Farlane Takes Lead in Tourney at Olympia Fields
Willie MacFarlane, top Scot in the 1925 open, moved into the lead in the Olympia Fields championship with a 147 aggregate after a 38 on the front and 36 on the back today, following his 78 yesterday. His steady play mirrored par as crowds watched, while the heavy course tested many competitors. A separate dispatch reports Max Iddings, 27, was shot to death in his sleep at a farm home in Youngstown.
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Olympia Fields
Chicago
Willie MacFarlane
Scot
Bobby Jones
MacFarlgne
Willie
Youngstown
Lune
Max Iddings
Mr. Rneasl
Samal Nane Kane
Prayer Services Precede $65 000 Church Campaign
Prayer services tonight at the homes of L. W. Archibald B. H. Donovan and A. F. Strickland mark the start of a $65 000 drive to erase church indebtedness. The campaign runs June 25 to July 1 under Dr F H Divine of Buffalo with nightly church services except Saturday and messages from clergy and educators praising the effort.
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First Baptist Church
L. W. Archibald
Conewango Avenue
B. H. Donovan
Jackson Avenue
A. F. Strickland
Canton Street
F. H. Divine
Buffalo
Harold F. Stiddard
John F. Vichert
Rochester Theological Seminary
William G. Russell
de. A. W. Beaven
Lake Avenue Baptist Church
Rochester
N. Y
Clarence A. Barbour
William E. Staub
Warren Church
A. Sears
Robert L Wilson
First Baptist Church of
Jamestown
John C. Killian
American Baptist Publication Society
C. A. Deming
Warren County Ministerial Association
Ohio towns hit by heavy rainstorm
East Liverpool Ohio Wellsville and Steubenville faced major damage from a heavy rainstorm causing about 350000 in losses. Water supply was shut off at Wellsville and car tracks and streets were washed out. In Pittsburgh the Papello murder trial resumed with James Papello charged in the 192? case from last September.
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East
Liverpool
U. P
Ohio
Wellsville
Steubenville
Pittsburgh
James Papello
John E. Rohan
AlTamhanse Ninter Ansueb
Five Nations Join In Search Of Polar Area
Kings Bay Spitzbergen June 28 A score of men trapped in the Breat ice cover area near Lonesome await rescue. Five nations Norway Italy Russia France and Sweden mobilize land sea and air to reach the men and bring supplies. Gen Nobile and four others seek to reach land while radio signals fade and batteries deplete. Continued on age Two.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Norway
Italy
Russia
France
Sweden
Umberto Nobile
Roald Amundsén
Lief Dietrichson
Rene Guilbaud
Nobile
Hime
Krassin
Foyn Island
Zitth
Ceolonid
Ingis Wroksen
Anto
Maddalena
Madalena
Amundsen
Tromsoe
Four Killed as Zagreb Student Riots Erupt
Four persons were killed and fourteen seriously injured as Croatian students rioted across Zagreb in protest the Belgrade parliament shooting of two Croatian leaders. Bodies of the deputies arrived with a large MP delegation and 15 000 mourners gathered to hear calls for restraint. Rioting ended at midnight after days of violent scenes.
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Zagreb
Jugo Slavia
U. P
Belgrade
The Weather Guess Sun Sets Tonight
A fragment notes sunset timing and a single stage lighting hint. The text mentions a forecast-like line about sun setting and weather mood with minimal detail and no clear event or location.
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