Sometimes We Wake Up A Correct Coming In This Life
The article argues for a strong navy to deter Britain and Japan and asserts the United States must build superior sea power. It notes Washington’s view that diplomacy yields to force and warns of a global arms race. Pons Winnecke’s comet appears, provoking little public alarm.
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Crée
Washington
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Ite
Pons Winnecke
Lyra
West Salem Boy Wins Title in National Spelling Bee
Dean Lucas, 43, of West Salem Ohio, won the third national spelling bee taking $1000. He triumphed over 17 top spellers from 13 states with the word abrogate. Second place went to Ralph Keenan of Waukeen Iowa who misspelled a remaining word. Other placers and spellings listed with modest prizes followed. King Alfonso of Spain was in Paris en route to somewhere, staying briefly.
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Washington
U. P
Dean Lucas
West Salem
Ohio
Dean
Ralph Keenan
Waukeen
Iowa
Minerva Ressler
New Holland
Margaret Ross
Fancy Farm
AL Govoni
Hudson
Mass
Lillian Zetoff
Hartford
Conm
Virginia Jones
Bert Worth
Tex
Margaret Beale
Atlantic City
N. J
Anits McClockey
Denkirk
Maria Haebn
New Britain
Conn
Grace Helen Sherman
Trenton
N. L
Shiver
King Alfonso
Paris
King Alfonso of
Spain
Little salesmen get em in early
Classified ad note states only three lines per ad will run in the box the same day and in the classified section. For rent a half of a double house at 711 Conewango Ave with four rooms and bath is available for $22 per month, call 432-R.
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Conewango Ave
World naval talks push for 5-5-3 ratio plan
Geneva delegates name Bridgeman head of a three member task group to study cruisers destroyers and submarines and forge closer positions on tonnage numbers and types. In Washington the second Geneva plenary faced a deadlock over the 5-5-3 auxiliary ship ratio with the US ready to defend the 1921 stance.
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Tenry Wood
Geneva
Bridgeman
Washington
Balfour
Kato
London
Tokyo
Realtors Meet in Allentown in 1928 Convention
ERIE PA June 21 Allen town Pa was today selected as the 1928 convention city of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Association at its closing gesture. A F King Lebanon was elected president and Edwin Birir Philadelphia Liman A Keats Norristown H Donald Wooley New Kensington and Thomas J Lewis McKeesport were named vice presidents. Daniel E Lucas Harrisburg was elected secretary and RB Milles Carlisle treasurer. F Woods Beachman W H Ball H W Armstrong and Earl S Keater were named counsellors.
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Erie
Allentown
Pennsylvania Real Estate Association
A. F. King
Lebanon
Edwin Birir
Philadelphia
Liman A. Keats
Norristown
H. Donald Wooley
New Kensington
Thomas J. Lewis
McKeesnort
Daniel E. Lucas
Harrisburg
RB. Milles
Carlisle
Physician shot and killed near Homer City
Dr. Frank F. Moore of Homer City was shot on the road to Indiana hospital. An unidentified man accompanying him died from a head wound after a car crash blamed on a possible murder suicide. A revolver with four spent cartridges was found at the scene. The motive remains unknown.
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Johnstown
Frank F. Moore
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Indiana
Moora
Ten Demands Issued by Kansas Penitentiary Prisoners
In Lansing Kansas on June 24 officials report inmates at the state penitentiary have barricaded themselves and presented ten demands for consideration. The prisoners, in an underground stronghold, stated they expect a protracted stay but will not be addressed until they surface. Demands include pardons and the resignation of the prison steward among grievances.
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Lansing
Kansas
Kansas State Penitentiary
Witten's Offer Withdrawn at Brotherhood Convention
A telegram from Thomas E. Mitten, Philadelphia banker, withdrawing his bid to control eleven banks and investment firms of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was read at noon to the convention. President William B. Prenter received the notice as the finance committee, which opposed Mitten's proposal, closeted to prepare a report on the order's finances.
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Cleveland, O
Thomas E. Mitten
Philadelphia
Traction
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Mitten
William B. Prenter
Finance c Committee
Lindbergh Goodwill Flight Planned to Ottawa
June 24 reports from Washington state Lindbergh will fly to Ottawa July 2 to join Canada's Diamond Jubilee celebrations and stay July 3 before returning to New York. Kellogg announced the plan after a morning of meetings, with Hoover hailing the aviator as a promising future in commercial aviation.
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Nashington
Charles Lindbergh
Ottawa
Kellogg Todey
Lindbergh
New York
Washington
Carva
Paris
Herbert Hoover
Mississippi
W. P. McCracken
Hoover
Pelatial Seulgens
Wootrow Wilson
Lindberg
Salaries of Screen Stars to Be Slashed in Hollywood
Hollywood studio heads move to cut costs across the industry. Executives, department heads, and producers face 10 to 25 percent salary reductions. non contract workers earning over 50 dollars weekly also see at least 10 percent cuts. Directors actors writers and artists may join similar reductions as unions and major studios sign the order to curtail production costs.
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Hollywood
Calif
Motion Picture Producers Association
Chrishe Film Company
Cecil B. de Mille Pictures Corporation
F. B. O. Studios
First National Productions Corporation
William Fox Vaudeville Company
Sam Goldwyn, Inc
Harold Lloyd Corporation
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Corporation
Metropolitan Pictures Corporation
Hal Roach Studios
Mack Sennett
Universal Pictures
Warner Bros
Jack White Comedy Corporation
Paramount Famous- Lasky Corp
Dangerous Bandit Subdued After 22 Months
Daring outlaw Matthew Kimes, long pursued by Oklahoma posses, was finally captured with J C Whitehead after a gun battle near Grand Canyon Arizona. Brought to Flagstaff by deputy J O Parsons, Kimes identified by Oklahoma notices, history of escapes marked by famed rendezvous lore and notorious crimes across states.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
U. P
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Arizona
Kimes
J.C. Whitehead
Grand Canyon
Aris
J. O. Parsons
Dilabory
Ova Hla
Michong - Moore
Jesse Samus
Oops
Campaign race drama clouds prospects for prize draw
The Tribune’s campaign dominates ads as voters await July 9 and the final grand prize. Candidates face pivotal days to secure extra votes and avoid excuses for negligence, with subscription offers still in force as the clock nears the final hour.
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Tribune
Chamberlin Books Passage for July 12
Clarance D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levins set sail aboard the Leviathan from Cherbourg on July 12. Earlier notices said Chamberlin and Levine would reach Le Bourget Sunday, with representatives seeking to postpone the arrival to Tuesday amid calendar changes.
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Paris
Clarancs D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levins
Cherbourg
Chamberlin
Levine
Arive
le Bourget
Chamlin
Yale Makes Clean Sweep Of Opening Regatta Events
Yale claimed both opening races at the regatta in New London Connecticut. The Yale freshmen beat Harvard over two miles by a length, then the Yale junior varsity edged Harvard in a tense finish the last three quarters mile. Both Harvard crews led early but Yale surged late to prevail.
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YALE
New London
Coln
Harvard
Northern Storm Area Halts Byrd Paria Flight Attempt
The northern storm area stretched from Nantucket to Newfoundland, delaying the America’s planned Paria flight. Pilot Byrd, crew Lieut G C Neville, Bert Acosta and Bernt Balchen, and about 9,000 spectators watched in hope as Kimball warned the storm would dissipate only by Sunday at the earliest.
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Lieut. G. C. Neville
Bert Acosta
Bernt Balchen
Noted Outlaws Expiate Deeds by Executions
Lincoln Neb June 24 U P Frank Carter Omaha sniper died in electric chair at 6 13 am in state prison He was accused of two murders and terrorized Omaha by sniping at passersby Carter smiled and urged turn on the juice His death follows Nebraskas toll for the 1926 killings including Dr Searles and William McDivitt Elin Lyons a patrolman killer was hanged in Chicago at 7 08 am The victim's father and brother witnessed the gallows scene Continued on Page Thirteen
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Lonnie Dixon
Neero
Little Rock
Ark
Murdstinic
Elin Lyons
Chicago
Frank Carter
Aniper
Lincoln
Neb
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Arizona
D'Autremont
Hugh
Roy
Ray
Oregon
Oregon State Penitentiary
U. P
Omaha
Carter
Gilbert
Nebraska
Austin Searles
William McDivitt
Lyons
Julian Bonfield
Martin Bonfield
Harry
Weather forecast shows cloudy Saturday with rising temperatures
The forecast notes a lake region disturbance well south of the St. Lawrence valley with lingering cloudiness over the lakes and middle Atlantic states, while high pressure over the plains, gulf, and south Atlantic states brings clearing. A northwest disturbance brings light showers in the far northwest, cooler conditions in the upper lakes and northern plains, and generally normal to slightly above temperatures nationwide. Observations list readings for Atlantic City, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, and Yellowstone Park with a sun note for tonight and Saturday sunrise and sunset times.
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Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Lakes
Middle Atlantic States
Plains States
Gulf States
South Atlantic States
Iaka
Plaina States
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Fox Angeles
Sittsburgh
San Francisco
Yellowstone Park
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Water Street
Kansas Penitentiary
Witten
Byrd
Mrs. Hertzel
LEAD
Prague
Ag Oro Ilova
Jane
Rei
America
Arkansas
D’autremont Brothers
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