Kean and Larson Win Bitter New Jersey Primary
Trenton May 16 Kean led in the senatorial race with about half the districts in. New Jersey reporting a rurality near 15 000 and Larson held a gubernatorial lead between 35 000 and 36 000. Kean will face Edwards in November and Larson will oppose Dill in the general election.
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Trenton
XN. J
New Jersey
U.S
Ormer National
Hamilon F. Kean
Morgan F’ Larson
Middlesex County
Kean
Larson
Eward ¥. Edwards
William L. Dill
Violent quake hits coast area with damage and injuries
Reports from Guayaquil and other cities describe a violent 2 minute quake striking at 5 PM Tuesday. A minister’s niece was injured by falling wall debris and a Port Eten resident died as damage spread along the Pacific coast. Observatories in La Paz and Buenos Aires logged tremors with epicenters off the Peruvian coast, while Guayaquil noted damaged old houses and a tower collapse nearby. A social note adds a dancing party at the Amencar Insurance Union club parlors hosted by local couples and committees.
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Lima
Auturio Rubio
Port Eten
Pexusian
Ecuador
Guayaquil
U.P.J
Yaruahi
Republic
London
U.P
LA Paz
Bolvia
U P
San Calixto Observatory
la Pac
Buenos Aires
la Plata
Italia dirigible voyage update from explorers
Radio from the Italia reports the airship traversing an unknown region between Spitzbergen and Franz Joseph Land. Speed reduced to 50 kmh due to 30 kmh headwinds and heavy ice. altitude about 150,000 kilometers with 10 mile sight range. fog increasing as the voyage continues. Gen Nobile sends greetings to Premier Mussolini after fulfilling his pledge to reach unexplored polar regions.
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Explorer
Italia
Spitzbergen
Franz Josephs Land
Nobile
Maussolini
Deaths and Funerals for Bauer and Drum
Funeral services for Miss Beulah Bauer will be at her home on 1801 Pennsylvania avenue east at 2 30 pm and at First Lutheran church at 3 00 pm with Rev C A Dennig officiating Interment in Oakland cemetery Charles Edwin Drum died Tuesday night at 9 30 pm at his son Enos T Drums home 4 Wilson street Funeral services will be in Emporium Thursday afternoon from a daughters in law home A prayer service will be held at 230 pm today before remains are taken to Emporium Drum is survived by two sons Clyde and Enos Drum of Warren three daughters Mrs Edith Herman ns and Mrs Myrtle English of Buffalo and Mrs Maud Porter of Sigel Pa one sister Mrs Sadie Chisholm of Olean N Y and one brother James Drum of Du Bois He was born September 9 1854 at Chatham Tioga county He married Kate M Smith on April 20 1876 at Emporium Mrs Drum died in 1892 He has lived here for some years.
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Beulah Bauer
Pennsylvania Avenue East
First Lutheran Church
C. A. Dennig
Oakland Cemetery
Charles Edwin Drum
Enos T. Drum
Wilson Street
Emporium
Norman Drum
Enos Drum
By. Drum
Bond
Clyde
Warren
Edith Hermanns
Myrtle English
Buffalo
Maud Porter
Sigel
Sadie Chisholm
Olean
N. Y
James Drum
du Bois
Drum
Chatham
Tioga County
Kate M. Smith
Mrs George Khogren Dies in Pomona Calif
Mrs George Bogren died Monday evening at 7 15 in Pomona California. She is survived by her husband and parents Mr and Mrs A S Biesecker of Pomona two sisters Mrs A A Fouck of Warren and Mrs F E Johnson of Long Beach California and one brother Albert Biesecker of Pomona.
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George Bogren
Pomona
Calif
A. S. Biesecker
A. A. Fouck
Warren
F. E. Johnson
Long Beach
Albert Biesecker
Pomora
Kenny Declares $50,000 Gift to Smith Campaign
Washington May 16 William F Kenny New York contractor testified before the senate campaign investigation committee that the entire 70000 he gave to Governor Alfred E Smith campaign chest was a donation He said he did not understand 50000 of it as a loan as previously testified Kenny and William Todd a shipbuilder also stated they might donate more and that Smith could have as much of their money as they wished.
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Washington
William F. Kenny
New York
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Alfred E. Smith
George R. Waunamee
Smith
Kenny
Rush L. Holland
Daugherty
Hoover
South
William Todd
New York City
New York State
Todd
Menjou Weds Miss Carver in Paris
Paris May 16 A mobbed sendoff greeted Adolphe Menjou and Catherine Carver as they wed at the 16th district city hall and prepared to depart from Gare Du Nord for London. A jazz band played on the platform while photographers perched on trains and porters abandoned posts, halting train traffic for minutes.
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Paris
Adolphe Menjou
Catherine Carver
Menjou
Miss Carver
Cty Hall
Gare du Nord
London
Guardian in Suit Heard Here
Testimony to appoint a guardian for Mrs. Rose Harmon was heard in court before Judge D. A. Arird. Miss Lucy Jones, Harmon's daughter, testified her mother is mentally deficient and liable to dissipate her estate, noting past property deals and various holdings. Court adjourned to 2 pm with cross examination ongoing.
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Rose Harmon
Pennsylvania Avenue East
D. A. Arird
Lucy Jones
E. H H. Beshlin
Miss Jones
Pennsylvania Avenue
Glade
High School Notes on Commencement Speakers and Events
Tryouts for commencement speakers were held Monday with judges Miss Kahl Miss Tillotson Mr Gage and Mr Bathurst selecting John Shaughnessy and Betty Kopf from fifteen candidates. The seniors prepare for Class Day activities and a short play directed by Miss Kahl.
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Miss Kahl
Miss Tillotson
Gage
Bathurst
John Shaughnessy
Betty Kopf
Forest fires and local gatherings in Warren area
Records from the Department of Forests and Waters in Harrisburg show about 4 000 forest fires this year burning 22 177 acres. Six fires burned in state forest lands, confined to 51 miles. The Warren Maytag organization won the right to designate the banquet site for a contest closing among Warren Oil City Meadville Erie and Greenville districts. The Warren outfit had the highest sales average. Warren High plays Sugargrove today with the varsity, and the Seconds face a pickup team at Russell Field at four. South Side Sluggers manager Thomas Musante calls a Thursday 7 30 meeting at 15 Mohawk Avenue. The Warren County Agricultural Extension executive committee met at the courthouse yesterday. routine business reported.
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Department of Forests and Waters
Harrisburg
Warren Omytag
Warren
Oil City
Meadville
Erie
Greenville
Maytag
Warren High
Sugargrove
Sugargrove High
Russell Field
South Side Sluggers
Thomas Musante
Mohawk Avenue
Warren County Agricultural Extension Association
Court House
Mrs Benjamin Arnold Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Benjamin Arnold were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 from the home at 506 East Street with Rev. C A Denning officiating. Interment followed in Oakland Cemetery.
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Benjamin Arnold
East Street
C. A. Dennig
Oakland Cemetery
Government coal regulation bill introduced in senate
A bill drafted by the United Mine Workers of America to regulate interstate coal commerce via a federal commission and license coal producers was introduced in the senate by Chairman Watson. The measure envisions five presidentially appointed members, marketing pools under regulation, and aims to end cut throat competition. Co D Young denied attempts to destroy the miners union by lowering prices during ongoing hearings. Also reported is the death of William Deram, a pioneer in Monongahela valley coal, age 72, after 50 years in the industry.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Senate
Watson
Inverstate Commerce Committee
Bituminous Coal Commission
Co. D. Young
Pennsylvania Railroad
Monongehela Valley
Honor Wives At Dinner By War Outing Club
A War Outing Club dinner honored members wives with a steak event last evening. Hosts included Mr and Mrs M B Qxerturf Mr and Mrs F E Redding Mr and Mrs C W Beckley Mr and Mrs R W Whitehill Mr and Mrs George Webberhardt and Mr and Mrs PH Colt. Corsages of sweet peas and lilies of the valley were given to each guest and the group enjoyed bridge. In Washington Pa John M Snyder aged 77 of Bentleyville Pa died yesterday at his home from a heart attack.
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Warren Outing Club
M. B. Qxerturf
F. E. Redding
Sc. W. Beckley
R. W. Whitehill
George Weberhardt
Colt
Valley
Washington, Pa
John M. Snyder
Bentleyville, Pa
Civilian Engineer Named to Flood Control Board
Washington May 10 President Coolidge named Carleton W Sturtevant of New York as the civilian engineer on the Mississippi river flood control board under the flood control bill signed yesterday This marks the administration effort to place qualified civilians on key project bodies and streamline river management
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Carleton W. Sturtevant
New York
Donnelly Dies in Cleveland at 50
C A Donnelly of Pittston Pennsylvania aged 50 and chairman of the general grievance committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen for the Lehigh Valley Railroad died in Cleveland today.
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Cleveland
C. A. Donnelly
Pittston
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Jersey
Amencar Insurance Union
Claude Pangborn
Paul Reynolds
George Olson
Lloyd Dunham
Talia
George Khogren
Smith Campaign
Baltimore
Ly. Warren
Beaty Field
Sheffield
Fred McCoy
Tomork
Mrs
Panamas
Bankoks
Printz Co
Style Headquarters
GOVT
U. P
William Deraam
Monongahela Valley
Flood Control Board
Donnelly
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
Yeddo’s
Split
Sennit
Milan
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