New Cuba plan to aid sugar industry and cattle sector
President Palma and his cabinet propose a 1,000,000 measure to aid sugar growers and cattle raisers. The plan includes premium payments for imported breeding cows, duty-free cattle imports, higher tariffs on some imports, and an internal bond-backed loan to be repaid over two years. Congress likely to act next week to restore prosperity and support the agricultural economy.
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Havana
Tribune
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Senate
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Fire sweeps Green River Hot Springs area from Valley to Engie Gorge
A severe forest blaze along the Green River valley reaches Hot Springs and surrounding camps. Fire crews fight back the flames near the hotel as a timber camp burns three miles below Hove, with shelters of the line forced to seek protection. Fire alarm spreads toward Morgan's camp and Gunton while Engie Gorge reports similar outbreaks within a raid of 25 miles.
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SONS OF PEACE RIOT AT BOWERY SYNAGOGUE MEETING
Orthodox congregation clash at Sons of Peace in Bowery 1 ends in six arrests. Belek strikes Mudeminsky on forehead. police detain several men before bail. Rival Mirman and Mudeminsky factions blamed. furniture damaged. scene chaotic before calm. London navy debate criticizes admiralty efficiency and naval reserves.
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Robert Mudeminsky
Rude
Tilnxky
Mully A Hosen
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Miran
Mirman Brothers
Tudeminsky
Mirman
Rideminsky
Mayor Doyle Faces Public Life and Private Farmlands
The piece lampoons Mayor Wm. B. Doyle known as The Man of the Hour. It notes his preoccupation with city growth and street cleaning while his own farm north of the city lies neglected and overgrown with weeds. The mayor longs to return to his spring plowing as public duties demand his attention.
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Wm. B. Doyle
Bulls Ignore Adverse Factors and Keep Busy in New York
June 21 summary notes a strong campaign in the stock market with higher volume and the largest daily total since early May. It mentions permanent injunction against the United States steal start conversion, miners’ strike threats, and a favorable trade balance in May, with rain affecting cotton prospects. An active advance on Thursday led to price reactions and cautious sentiment ahead of the semiannual settlement and money controls.
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United States
Atttke
Corn Caused Law Suit in Barberton Courthouse
June 21 Barberton the case concerns Joni Eckiman who bought 100 bushels of corn from D C Heckman. David failed to pay the corn value and John contends salt not due to recover $29 in damages before Squire Wernts. Judgment rendered against Heepallwth and the case appealed to Common Pleas Court. Mr Phelps represented the plaintiff and Mr Charton Amnerman the defendant.
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Jonieckiman
D.C. Heckman
David
John
Squire Wernts
Common Tens
He Phelps
Charton Amnerman
New Apparatus Hinted By Tribune Correspondent
A Maris correspondent reports a French artillery officer Humbert invented a device described as an apparatus applied toward rifle or boatable Handel to suppress smoke and gun smoke. The note suggests new method or tool in early weaponry contexts.
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Bax
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Tribune
Got Even: New Orleans June 20 Bowing Hone Controversy
Fragmented OCR notes describe a May story about a bowing hone and recruitment of muleteers for a Bellah project in South Africa. The text claims infections and inoculations in a port by sympathizers, with muleteers alleged to be played against Britain.
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Orleway
British ship line set to challenge Morgan group
A London report says Britain plans a new transatlantic and Pacific passenger and freight line to rival the Morgan syndicate. Sir Christopher Burns is named as head, with $100 million capital and Cunard included. The scheme envisions six passenger ships and a dozen freighters, backed by substantial government subsidies and private underwriting.
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Morgan Syndren
London
Christopher Burns Jk
Cunard Company
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Tonngo
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Australia
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England
Arrest of Louis Jung 21 Policemen in a Lill game case
Carl Graham faced Judge Daniel O Connell on charges of disturbing the peace after an incident at a Baltimore St. Tons game. An officer testified the crowd noise was loud enough to be heard five blocks away. The defendant claimed he was simply rooting for his team.
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Wai
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Train Disaster Witnesses Describe Fatal Wreck
Reported crash near Rock Island involves Fatehury and others on a Kansas bound train. Wreck victims include several riders with one man identified as dead and a second later succumbing to injuries. Investigators cite excessive speed as a probable cause.
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Palle
Detective Killed In Ninth Avenue Chase
New York June 21 detectives chase led to a fall down an ale shaft injuring Edward 00. Jan a private detective who suffered a fractured jaw a broken ankle a fractured hip and a torn spinal injury and died two hours later in hospital.
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Root
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Narrow Escape From Lynching Shocks New Kenpleton
In New Kenpleton Pennsylvania a mob of several hundred youths attacked Dominick Sandor Tony Madron and Louis Madron after the shooting of David James a prominent citizen. James died and the assailants fled to a police station before guards rushed them to Greensburg Jail.
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Tony Madron
Louis Madron
Mic
David James
Krank Jamen
Fle Kon
Portor Station
Greensburg
Boom in London Trade Listed Amid Visitor Demand
A London correspondent reports varied price ranges from one pound to small amounts as renewed demand from American and continental visitors influences the market. The piece notes no current slump in sight, reflecting buoyant activity and cautious optimism in postwar trade conditions.
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New York
Inet
Cables
London
Tellme
Akron Boy W Carl Gayer Marries Mist Nathalie Ferguson
Akron native William Carl Gayer and Mist Nathalie Ferguson wed June 2 at Grave church in the city per the Washington Star. Gayer, son of Micueole Gayer, is an ex Akron High School Buchtel College and Case School of Applied Belief alumnus and a leading Cleveland contractor who spent years in Belgium on a Belgian government project. the couple will reside in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Nathalie Perguson
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Wy Herguso
Belgium
Belgiim
Mro
Gayer
Alumni Returning For College Commencement Evening Contest
Four contestants take part in the Junior Ashton prize speaking contest to be held this evening in Crouse gymnasium. The program lists Ada Stark, Adele Miller, Tawrend Mihilis, and Warner. The benediction sermon will be served Sunday morning at 11:15 o'clock in Crouse gymnasium by President A. Byweh. Many old students and friends have arrived to attend commendment week exercises. A large crowd is expected Wednesday for various campus events.
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Crouse
Hello Girls on a Strike in a Shire Town
Telecommunication workers walked out at two exchanges causing a townwide disruption. The Milkens union, aligned with the American Federation of Labor, plans a general strike seeking wage increases to 40 shillings per day and additional benefits.
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Tes Moles
Dune
Mutual Tres
Liwe Companien
Collector Coming to Akron for 2002 Property Tax Payment
Deputy Revenue Calledor John G McCulloch will be at HLT Wilson's Law Office Akron to accept property taxes for the year starting July 1 2002 on Monday and Tuesday June 24 and 25 diving banking hours.
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John G. McCulloch
HLT. Wilson's
Akron
City Hall Debate Delays New Town Hall Construction
A heated gathering in Connell chamber debated not rushing a site for a new City Hall. Citizens urged patience, favoring existing facilities and fiscal restraint while weighing a commission and potential funding strategy amid long planning and bond costs.
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