Dry Plank or Fight In Dry Nomination Showdown
Houston June 25 The Democratic party faces a stark ultimatum from Southern leaders demanding endorsement of the eighteenth amendment and strict law enforcement or a fight over Governor Smith’s candidacy. Moody and Roper mobilize dry forces while Smith backers seek a compromise to keep harmony at the convention. Davis returns with a platform. if acceptable, a united front. if not, further negotiations proceed to resolve disputes before the convention opens.
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Paul Rf. Mallon
United Press
Houston
Smith
Cirys
Etand
New York
John W. ‘Davin
Moody
Dan Moody
Texas
Daniel Roper
McAdoo
Austin
Democrat Party
Smithman
Davis
Moody-Roper
Roper
Internal Revenue Service
Wilison
Local Pranks and Job Shuffle Stir Small Town News
The town reports a stylistic change as a skirt swish fades and a new pair of overalls takes its place. Judge Pusey returns Mrs. Fin Nugent to her maid name, while the Bentley girl at Monarch Five and Ten clings to her new role despite a shakeup.
Rogers attacks dry platform as pasturing whale in death valley
By WILL ROGERS Houston Texas June 25 1924 Rogers mocks Democratic stance on prohibition noting quiet in Texas while predicting comedy at the forthcoming conventions He argues Republicans use law enforcement as a shield and says Democrats must address prohibition openly instead of hiding behind alibis Continued on Page Five
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al. Smith
Death Valley
Rogers
Will Rogers
Houston
Texas
Kansas City
Tunney
Dempsey
Prohibition Debate Inside Democratic Conclave and European Intrigue
The piece contrasts Democratic tensions over Prohibition ahead of a Houston convention with Republican dry stances. It also notes European intrigue as Prince Dabischa Kotromanic prepares to seize Belgrade, while American restoration of the Louvain library provokes debate over a commemorative inscription. It closes with news that UK investigators found mail bag seals broken, hinting a sea or Southampton robbery.
New President Takes Over Reins of Rotary Club
Raymond W. Steber, retiring president of the Warren Rotary Club, issued farewell remarks as new officers assumed duty. Win Sloenm became president, pledging to match or exceed Steber. two new members joined, including Harold Colt and Orman Groves, amid visiting Rotarians and welcome addresses.
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Raymond W. Steber
Warren Rotary Club
Steber
Rotary
Paul Braunschweiger
Win Sloenm
Charlie Conarro
Ray Steber
Bill
Warren
Anthony Groves
George Olmsted
Francis Wright
Uniontown
W. W. Wright
Clarence Hooker
Bobby O'Neil
Bradford
Loren Bishop
Horton Davis
Corry
Highway official to attend Irvine Memorial bridge dedication
T C Frame division engineer of the state highway department will attend the Irvine Memorial bridge dedication on July 4 Col Fred E Windsor chairman of the committee received Frame s acceptance today Auditor General Edward Martin will be the principal speaker Friends and political colleagues announced the death of U S Senator Frank R Gooding Idaho former governor and two term United States senator died yesterday in Idaho Falls June 26 UP
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T. C. Frame
State Highway Department
Irvine Memorial Bridge
Fred E. Windsor
Mc. Frame
Edward Martin
Senator Gooding
Gooding
Idaho
U.S
Frank R. Gooding
United States Senate
Plane wrecked after Nobile reaches boat on ice
Kings Bay Spitzbergen June 25. Two of the 22 men stranded in the Arctic ice after the Italia disaster have been rescued. General Umberto Nobile and aide Cecioni were carried to the Quest and then to the Milano. The ship is near Danish Island unable to move north due to ice jams as rescue efforts continue for the remaining twenty men.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
U.P
Arctic
Umberto Nobile
Mobile
Natile Cecioni
Lieut
Lundborg
Iyer
Quest
Pipss
Ftelien Explorer
Strock-Do-Tha Ieg Bya
Lions Visit Scout Camp Thursday For Building Project
Warren Lions club members plan a Thursday trip to Camp Olmsted on the Allegheny River near the Cornplanter Indian reservation. They will finish the third of three new camp buildings, joining Rotary and Kiwanis clubs in the construction effort. The group assembles after the weekly luncheon at the YMCA and coordinates transportation with president Elisha Robinson. There will be no regular program that Thursday as a novel entertainment program is arranged.
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Warren Lions Club
Camp
Olmsted
Allegheny River
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
Rotary
Kiwanis
Elisha Robinson
The
Lions
Actor Mantel in grave condition at Brucewood
Robert B. Mantel veteran Shakespearian actor and producer remains critically ill at Brucewood his country home in Atlantic Highlands New Jersey. Doctors report no change today in his deteriorating condition following a general breakdown last month and a critical decline late last week.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
U. P
Robert B. Mantel
Brucewood
Mantel
Local Tribune page overview and column listings
The Tribune Tonight outlines sections across pages two to twelve including After Six Youngsville news Cross Word Puzzle editorials Tomes sport society and church news ads and closing stock notices Page eleven features radio edition pane eleven and Tidioute news on page twelve.
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Youngsville News
Cross Word Puszie
Flowey Lou
Wang
Tidioute News
Locomotive Stolen at Sheffield Used for Joy Ride
An unknown party stole a locomotive from Sheffield yards on the Tio Nesta Valley Railroad and took a joyride to Brookston about seven miles away. The boiler was burned out and bearings ruined. Sheriff Harry Jefferson investigated Sunday but found no clues. The engine was abandoned at Martin's Station after the trip.
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Tionesta Valley Railroad
Sheffield
Brookston
Harry Jefferson
Martin's Station
Crossing Gates Proposed for F N Tower Hazard
Preliminary steps toward removing danger at the F N tower crossing west of the borough were taken at a Republican headquarters meeting. A committee was named to confer with railroad officials on installing gates and 24 hour watchman service, with statistics on traffic and past accidents to be prepared.
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F. N. Tower
Republican
Warren County Motor Club
Warren County Good Roads Association
County Commissioners
Peter E. Nelgon
A. A. Albaugh
Warren ‘Gounty Motorclub
R. E. Ward
The
Good Roads ~Association
C E. Wilder
J. A. Sagerdahl
C. E. Wilder
National Forge and Ordnance Co
Hardy hikers reach Warren on 6000 mile trek
Mr and Mrs Frank Swift both 64 year old hikers arrived in Warren today two weeks behind schedule on a 6000 mile journey from Chicago to Miami to Boston to Chicago tied to a $10000 bet They plan to stay a few days in Warren before resuming toward Ene rain delayed their progress and they expect to finish ahead of their schedule
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Frank Swift
Warren
Jupe Plarius
Mr. Swift
Mrs. Smith
Joseph Warren
Swift
Ene
Sinclairville
Rapp Funeral Date Changed to Wednesday
Funeral services for John Jacob Rapp will be held from the home at 423 Chestnut Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. The service was moved from Tuesday after noon after a telegram from Mrs. D B Dunham, sister of the widow, said she could not reach Warren from New York City until Wednesday.
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John Jacob Rapp
Chestnut Street
D.“B. Dunham
Slater
Warren
New York City
Warren storm washes out bridges and floods rail lines
Widespread damage from a Saturday night rainstorm left Warren facing washed bridges, torn railroad tracks, and drowned poultry. The storm dumped 1.7 inches, washing out the Pennsylvanian main and passing track at Pittsfield for 22 hours, routing trains via Oil City. Gas mains broke near Russell cutting off supply for 24 hours. Roads flooded, yielding lakes around Youngsville and blocking traffic between Warren and Jamestown.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsfield
Oil City
Roosevelt Highway
Columbus
Gut Simmons of
Corry
Jamestown
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Russell
Youngsville
Warren County
Pittafeld
P. D. Belknap
Pennsylvania
Kane
Campaign to Open Tonight at Local Baptist Church
Final arrangements for the $46,000 victory campaign to wipe out a $65,000 church debt were made as Rev. Harold Stoddard announced tonight’s meeting led by Dr. F H Divine of Brooklyn. The campaign runs nightly except Saturday with Divine as speaker, ending next Sunday with two services. Leviathan mail robbery probe opened officially by the post office department in Washington.
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London
U. P
Scotland Yard
England
Leviathan
Southampton
F. H. Divine
Brooklyn
N. Y
Warren
Dr. Divine
Baptist Congregation
Dr. Dive
Harold Stoddard
Washington
U.P
Post Office Department
Probable Program at Houston Convention
Houston June 25 The probable program for Democratic national convention week details arrival of delegates and caucuses on Monday and a noon opening Tuesday with keynote by Claude G Bowers. It covers credentials permanent organization rules and resolutions, selection of Robinson of Arkansas as permanent chairman, committee reports and potential nomination of presidential candidates. Balloting set for June 28 and nomination of vice president on June 29 with final adjournment.
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Houston
Claude G. Bowers
Robinson
Arkansas
Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania showers and cooler
Forecast calls for showers and a light cooling trend tonight into Tuesday in Western Pennsylvania. Local observations at 8am show 70 degrees with river levels around 43. Sunset at 7:34 tonight, sunrise at 4:30 Tuesday, with scattered results from Saturday figures and partial data.
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New York American, Inc
Alexander Dabischa Kotromanicz
Belgrade
Raditch
Berlin
Persia
Manchuria
Louvain
P. Wadenze
Louvain University
Rotary Club
Win Slocum
Nobile
Avial
Italia
SCOUT
Thurs
Camp Olmsted
the Tribune Tonight
F.N. Tower
Jupe Plavious
Rapp
West Ridge Transportation Company
Kane- Sheffield Transit Company
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