Senator Robinson Sees Republican Factions Influence
U S Senator Joseph T Robinson visiting Zanesville says the deaths of Lafollette and Ladd won’t end the Progressive wing but may push unity within the Republican Party He also discusses Democratic prospects for 1928 citing publicity and funds as key obstacles and notes his host city timing around a local wedding event
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Gare- Sinson
Retail Clerk Vote Against Keeping Stores Open Night Before Holiday
The union reports a majority oppose keeping stores open on the night before a holiday. A communication is being prepared to submit to the organization as members discuss proposed hours.
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Keepich
Bers
Sitores
Fair Dune and Hor Tonic Market Report
A fragment from a historical page mentions prices and vendors in a fair setting. The text references items like takings of tonics and goods from diverse stalls. Names, dates, or places are not clearly legible, but the mood suggests a public market scene with basic commerce details.
Coolidge Heads to Summer White House at Swampscott
President Coolidge begins a two month vacation at Swampscott on the north shore of Massachusetts. An advance party leaves Washington aboard a special train and car convoy, with officials and photographers, en route to the summer residence as plans for rest continue amid ongoing debates over the unsafe White House roof and lack of funding.
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Messichnu
Focal Terminal
Salem
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Swampecott
White Court
Coolidse Sumer
Wl Sigent
Cotene
J. Vite Corps
Team Run Away Driver Killed In Brief Incident
A driver was killed after a vehicle ran away from the scene. The driver’s body was found near the road, with police investigating the cause and circumstances of the accident. No other details or names are provided in the readable text.
The Cook's There
A garbled OCR item mentions personnel and a May timeline with uncertain names and context, leaving key details unclear.
Shepherd Denies Poison Charge in Cross Examination
During a lengthy session defendant Shepherd, described as about 29, faced cross examination by State's Attorney Crowe after denying administering poisons. The courtroom atmosphere was tense as Shepherd answered with calm, while Crowe pursued questions on the charges and his alleged actions.
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Stewart
Robert E. ‘Crowe
Gross
Crowe
Court Convicts man for Driving Car Without Consent
A municipal court found the defendant guilty after a Monday evening trial, with multiple class evidence and remarks regarding the machine owned by the complainant. The case centers on unauthorized use of the vehicle.
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Righer
Lafollette's Son or Widow to Seek Senate Seat
Wisconsin political factions weigh a Lafollette succession after Senator Robert M Lafollette dies. Rumors center on his widow or oldest son as the chosen candidate. Pro-Lafollette allies seek a united front to carry on his work and rally behind a chosen heir without division.
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Lea
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Vigoroosiy
Man admits hiring gangsters to kill wife for payment
A county attorney states that a man admitted hiring criminals to murder his wife for 82,900. The confession references payments around 1924 and lists associated details including the city and individuals involved.
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Bengsters
Death of Senator EL P. Ladd Reported in Baltimore
A notice confirms the death of Senator EL P. Ladd in Baltimore yesterday after an illness. Details on his tenure and service are noted, with expressions of condolences from colleagues and institutions.
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EL P. Ladd
Dakota Senzier
Batimore
Ress
Lorain Cleared After Night Flight of Jene Flies Invades
City crews battled a sudden invasion of Canadian soldiers nicknamed Jene Flies in Lorain last night. Large piles formed under streetlights as they swarmed streets, prompting cleanup by June 23.
Zanesville Tube Plant May Reopen If Profitable
James A. Campbell of Youngstown Sheet and Tube says the Zanesville tube plant was not purchased to junk and will be operated if profitable. The news offers relief amid widespread business depression as the tube works’ shutdown has hit Zanesville industry and led to large-scale layoffs.
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Zanesville
James A. Campbell
Youngstown
Local Committee Sees Possible Gains From Campbell Visit
A Youngstown Chamber of Commerce committee led by T Baker and A F Serphy met with pres James A Campbell of Xouristown Sheet and Tube Co in Campbell's office and over luncheon at the Youngstown club. They discussed productive possibilities and Campbell pledged to explore matters with Zanesville and Philo plant inspectors to improve production costs and potential operation of the Zanesville plant if profitable.
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Xouristown Sheet & Tube Co
Chamber of Commerce
Ers T. Baker
A. F." Serphy
C. C. Slater
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Youngstown Club
Zanesville
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Philo
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Leasih
Youngstown Street & Tube Co
Vvansion
Indiana Harbor
Bandit Gang Loots Bank After Town Standoff in Wis
A bandit gang held an entire Wisconsin town at bay and robbed the First National Bank. The raid occurred the evening of June 5, lasting until around 8 oclock. Cash and negotiable securities totaling 59,066 were taken. Locals describe cut telegraph lines and travel disruptions during the incident.
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First National Bank
Mis Quinby Demonstrates Song Writing At Rotary Meeting
Miss Quinby shared inside dope on song writing during a Browning Rotary club program in Cleveland. She outlined personal methods and performed three of her own tunes with assistance from Ralph Hanlon and Herbert Mercer.
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Keane Assis
Pettea
Ralph Hanlon
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Browning
Rotary
Cleveland
Rogram
Bleck Light Signal System To Be Tested At Main Street Crossings
Syracuse officials preview a Bleck light traffic signal system to be tested at Main Street crossings. The proposal, tied to a bond issue, aims to modernize intersections with 3 second and 5 second timing sequences, and involves Crouse-Hinds as the manufacturer. The test aligns with a motor club led safety observance during a state meeting week.
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Crouse-Hinds
Motor Club
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