Early Dionne Reunion Seen
In Atlantic City Dr. Allan Roy DaFoe predicted an early reunion of the Dionne quintuplets with their mother and a future when the full family of ten is under one roof. He spoke at a women's AMA luncheon saying Mrs. Dionne may presently see and care for the children and that plans aim for eventual all ten together within three to four years.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Allan Roy DaFoe
DaFoe
Dr. DaFoe
Treadmill in Cathedral A 500 Year Old Mystery
Vienna reports St Stephan's Cathedral houses its own ancient treadmill wheel. The 20 foot diameter device, built into the attic, is used to haul building materials during repairs and is linked to a 500 foot hemp cable. Locals credit healing powers to the cable and note the cathedral roof spans 400 by 80 by 140 feet with a multicolored tile roof valued at about 5 million schillings.
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Vienna
U.P
St. Stephan’s Cathedral
St. Stephan's
St. Stephan’s
Pantry Raiders Feast and Face Poison Deaths
Mt Carmel Pa vandals broke into a summer cottage raiding a frozen pantry. Mr and Mrs Penn Kemble fear the consumed canned foods may be poisonous and could cause sickness or death according to physicians.
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MT. Carmel
U.P
Penn Kemble
French Soldiers To Get Extra Rations
Paris reports a large mobilization around military barracks as trucks deliver barrels of red wine promised as an extra quarter liter daily per soldier. By June 13, about 400000 extra rations have reached mess rooms, with firemen and aviators at Le Bourget and Orly and Polytechnique students also included.
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Paris
U.P
Chamber of Deputies
Army
le Bourget
Orlye
Polytechnical Institute
Massachusetts moves to curb drowsy driving
Boston reports state motor vehicle registrar Frank A. Goodwin has launched a campaign to end dozing at the wheel. Licenses of sleepy drivers will be suspended and firms that overwork truck drivers risk losing number plates.
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Boston
U.P
Massachusetts
Frank A. Goodwin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Excitement Over Release Ends in Prisoner Death
In Pennsylvania on June 13 a prisoner named Stephen Konieczki died in his cell two days before release. He collapsed while speaking about regaining liberty after serving a six month term for liquor law violation.
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U.P
Stephen Konieczki
Konieczki
56-LB Salmon Caught Sets Local Record in Oregon City
Clarence Smelser caught a 56 pound salmon on a spinning reel in Oregon City, breaking a 15 year old local record after an hour-long battle with the big fish.
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Oregon City
Ore
O.R
Clarence Smelser
Smelser
Diesel engines spark speed boom on Southwest rail lines
The piece extols Diesel power as revolutionizing railway operation with higher speeds and lower maintenance. It notes Amarillo’s key lines Burlington, Rock Island, and Santa Fe expanding facilities, plus staff returns and freight movements including 250 carloads of Irish potatoes moving through Santa Fe and Rock Island routes.
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Amarillo
Burlington
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Dr. Rudolph Diesel
Shafter
California
Kansas City
Railroads Shaping Toward a Glorious Finish
Railroads open week with crowds visiting shops depots and yards as dances at the Masonic Temple and The Nat draw large crowds. Officials tout safety reliability and essential service for travel mail baggage and freight while warning against unregulated competition. Modernization includes streamlined passenger trains and faster tracks.
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Tucker
Masonic Temple
Findlay Women Form Chain Letter for Sugar Sack
Findlay Ohio women organize a chain letter aimed at summer canning. Each entrant is to send a 10 pound sack of sugar to the person at the top of the list and pass the item along to the next participant. A second chain directs a cake of soap to be sent and another sends a recruit to wash the top member's automobile.
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Findlay, O
U.P
Findlay
Music Conservatory pupil leads class with 94 grade
From Randall County News June 3 1910 Henry 8 Bishop and Dusty Miller debated at the house for the district contest. It was nip and tuck with the speakers as Miss Johnson of the Musical Arts Conservatory Amarillo scored the highest grade in her class at 94 after piano lessons from Miss Ardath Johnson.
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the Musical Arts Conservatory
Amarillo
Miss Johnson
County News
Henry
Bishop
Dusty Miller
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