Harvard Oarsmen Sweep Yale In Intercollegiate Regatta
In New London Conn Harvard eight won by eleven lengths over Yale in the four mile race. Harvard led from start to finish with strong stroke and reserve power as Yale faded. Harvard crews also won the varsity four and freshmen eight in a steady Camelot-like performance under steady rain and rough water with fifty thousand spectators watching.
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First ascent of Mount McKinley South Peak by Alaska church missioners
Archdeacon Stuck leading an expedition for Alaska’s Episcopal mission reached the South Peak of Mount McKinley on July 7 with Robert G. Watuit, W. Karstens and Walther Harper. They erected a six foot cross, read Te Deum, and noted a barometer reading and rugged, shattered ridges from an earthquake.
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Mount McKinley
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Tairianks
Mount MckKinsey Dime
T. P. Karstens
RG. Tatum
Waleter Harper
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Acrea
Thum Nz Los
Hott
Ausorten
Wholesale price increases across farm fuels metals and food
United States wholesale prices rose sharply last year with farm products leading gains. Fuel and lighting up over 15 percent, cornmeal up 27.9 percent, canned tomatoes 21.2 percent, and farm products up 37 percent, while textiles ranking lower and some items declining. Town appointment as state lanar wsioner noted by Governor Salzer.
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Washington
Dune
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Stites
United States
Alatistes
Durlux
Crudy
Pennsylvania Patroleum
Foor As & Group
N.V
Salzer
Anneal
Mexican Battle Rages in Ortiz Street Near Guaymas
Reports from Guaymas say federal and rebel forces clash in Ortiz Street near Guaymas for two days. Obregon leads federal troops toward Hermosillo as Ojeda’s force attacks rear and rearward advances disrupt rebel lines. Reinforcements arrive at Nuevo Laredo to bolster garrison amid expected Rebel movements.
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Ste Corse
Murmber
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Ojeda
Sattle
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Constitutional Junta
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Gulf of C
Iluinia
Anid
Epworth League Finishes Annual Convention
The Epworth League wrapped up its annual convention with officers elected including Ray C. Smith and Andrew Wray as vice presidents. Dr Idan of Chicago addressed delegates and a lecture was planned to honor Selena. An excursion on Flathead Lake will conclude the entertainment program tomorrow afternoon.
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Rudie
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Missoula
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California farmer claims gold in well near Fresno
Fresno, June 2. William Williams, a McFarland farmer, brought a rock to be assayed after he said it was found at five to six feet on his ranch. Jewelers called it crystallized mold. he estimates the mass at about five tons, though the piece is only an inch and a half thick. Also notes Australia premier Fisher and cabinet resign after elections.
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Wines
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Tontvan
Withoy
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Mythos
Jil
New Labor Department Opposed to Mediation Act
Washington June 20. Opposition from the new department of labor to the proposed arbitration and mediation act urged by railroad and brotherhood leaders was voiced today before a joint session of the house and senate. Secretary Wilson endorsed a plan for mediation but opposed creating a bureau, while proponents argue for a commission to handle disputes. The Labor Committee will continue considering the measure with no vote set for the extra session.
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Department of Labor
Cffroads
Congress
Leo
Law
Wilson
Lave
Harvard cleans Yale hat racer in busy page
Harvard makes a clean sweep in Yale hat race while other items note naval aviator use, Canadian testimony, wholesale price moves, and a riot report. The page lists court cases, elections, and local notices with scattered names and events across 1942.
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Naval Academy
Itamians Defeat Atiabs in Severe Battle at Etiengl
A hard battle between Matian and Pallian forces at Etiengl yesterday left one Italah officer and 19 soldiers dead, with five officers and 247 men wounded. Arabs were routed. casualty details indicate heavy losses on both sides.
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Italah
Perkins complains of unfair treatment in antitrust hearing
Former partner of Inte a U Morgan testifies on concerns over the formation of Waterhautional Harvester and the alleged impact on contracts with McCormiele and other firms. Government lawyers assert contracts dated July 28 1892, while Perkins denounces hostile questioning and claims of misconduct. He accuses officials of discourtesy and notes profits rising abroad despite the dispute.
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Waterhautional Harvester
Ce Project
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Siecesatilly
Tie Sane Dite
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Igosay
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Ponnery
Crogvenor
May Ferkins
Wien
Twenty five Americans wounded in Jolo battle
Washington June 21 Brigadier General Marshing reported to the war department that in addition to one killed twenty nine American soldiers were wounded in the disarmament operations at Jolo Forts in the Philippines Edwin N Bankley of the Philippine scouts was severely shot in the heel John Mattals of company M eighth infantry was seriously wounded eleven men of the fifty first company of Philippine scouts were wounded in the fighting
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Women march on Parliament demanding the vote in London
Sylvia Ponkiuis urged an army of women to march from the East End of London toward Westminster carrying strikes and stones. The June speech called for widening suffrage awareness and action ahead of the real Lime Boer context.
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Navy aviator survives 1600 foot plunge in hydroplane crash
June 24 report from Annapolis Maryland details Lt John A Towers and Lt Wilton Vewers flight during a hydroplane test over Chemaponke Bay. The craft plunged 1600 feet after a wind gust snapped the rear rigging, Towers clung to a strut, then helped by crew to reach the water safely as machine sank.
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Ike
Revised tariff bill outlined by Senate Democrats
The article reports on revisions to the tariff bill proposed by Senate Democrats led by Chairman Simmons. It highlights reductions in duties on iron, steel, metals, cattle, and other goods, shifts of certain chemicals to the free list, and minor sugar schedule changes. President Wilson favored free wool, influencing overall rate changes. Senate leaders expect passage next week with revenue around $3 million higher.
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Slnmiveag
Anance 07
Willes
Cievxersftte
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Wilson
Trea Sugne
Senate
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Tarst
House
Simmons
Brandtes
Postal Savings Figures and New Regulations
In June 7,727 qualified banks pay to the government 235 per cent interest in postal savings funds. New streamlined rules allow banks to qualify as depositories for postal savings funds. The system operates in 12,520 offices, with 950,000 depositors and total deposits of 45 million dollars.
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Washington
Posteffics Department
Doctors Say Death Resulted From Blow In Pelkey Fight
Calgary report states medical evidence failed to show Luther McCarty fired in the prize ring. crown argues death due to a blow from Arthur Pelkey. Autopsy witness Merritt says brain clotting came from the blow. defense questions Merritt and Dr Moshler. Court adjourned with several witnesses yet to be called and trial expected to continue next week.
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Moshler
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