Harvard Wins Sixth Straight Interuniversity Rowing Meet
Harvard's eight-oared varsity crew defeated Yale by 11 lengths in four miles at New London Conn. The Crimson swept the day with victories in varsity eight, varsity four, and freshmen eight as 50,000 spectators watched. Harvard finished the course in 21 minutes 42 seconds for the four with Yale at 22 minutes 20 seconds, while the eight-oared event followed shortly after.
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Mount McKinley Summit Reaches South Peak In Clear Day
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck leads a party including Robert G. Tatum Harry P. Karstens and Walter Harper to the South Peak of Mount McKinley on June seven. They erect a six foot cross and raise the American flag at the highest point in North America amid shattered ridges and earlier earthquake damage. Height readings exceed twenty thousand five hundred feet and will be confirmed by barometer comparisons at Fort Gibbon.
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Wholesale price rise tops 90-year peak in year
Washington June 32 wholesale prices in the United States rose to the highest level in 90 years, with farm products goods fuels and lighting and metals driving the gain. The year saw a 9.1 percent jump in fuel and lighting and notable increases across cornmeal canned potatoes and sheep cattle. Albany June 20 John Mitchells appointment as state labor commissioner by Governor Sulzer was ruled illegal by the state court of appeals.
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Fights in Mexican towns amid labor policy clash in the United States
Reports from Douglas and Laredo describe fierce fighting in Ortiz and Nuevo Laredo as federals clash with rebels in Mexico. Casualty tallies include 250 rebels killed and under 19 federal deaths. reinforcement troops arrive from Monterrey. In Washington, vigorous opposition rises to a proposed arbitration act for railroads and unions, with talks about a mediation board under a new bill and ongoing congressional consideration.
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Epworth League Names Officers At Annual Convention
At the Epworth League annual convention in Halispell the body elected Royce Smith of Butte as president, Andrew Wray of Helena as secretary, FT Haecker of Billings as treasurer, and Miss Frances Green of Kalispell along with Miss Moore as vice presidents. The gathering approved plans for a Chautauqua style institute to run several weeks, and an excursion on Flathead Lake capped the program. Sheridan of Chicago addressed delegates and Luccock of Helena was set to lecture.
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California farmer finds gold-like chunk in well
Fresno, June 2 Fred Williams, a McFarland farmer near Bakersfield, brought a gold-like chunk from a well to Fresno for assay. Jewelers call it crystallized gold. he estimates the mass at about 20 tons and about 1.5 inches thick, though no assayer was found.
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Harvard clean sweep at Yale boat races
The Harvard team dominates the Yale boat races in a decisive performance. Other news notes cover aviation, naval academy tragedy, tariff policy debates, and regional events, reflecting a busy day in national affairs and local happenings.
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Perkins Claims Unfair Treatment In Harvester Hearing
Chicago June 2 George W Perkins former partner of the late J P Morgan testified in the International Harvester anti trust hearing. He described government questions about a deal to form the company and purchase associated firms. The exchange highlighted tensions with government attorney Grosvenor and revealed disputes over paperwork and witness credibility.
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Twenty five Americans wounded in Jolo battle
Washington reports to the war department that 25 American soldiers were wounded in the disarmament of Moros on Jolo Island Philippines. One officer wounded, 14 killed, and 10 of the Philippine scouts also injured. Private John Mattals of the Eighth Infantry in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the left lung. Lieutenant Rankley among the wounded.
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Naval Aviator Falls to Death in Plunge Misread Weather
A naval aviator died when his plane plunged during a flight. Investigators say a series of misread instruments and rapid weather changes contributed to the accident. The deceased was identified as Amos, a veteran pilot with prior service.
Navy aviator dies in hydroplane crash near Annapolis
June 20 Annapolis Md Ensign William M Billingsley was thrown from a disabled hydro aeroplane over Chesapeake Bay as John A Towers clung to the wreckage. Billingsley sank and was not recovered. Towers survived, recounting the crash and his escape from the sinking craft. The accident followed strong winds striking the aircraft after takeoff from the Naval Academy.
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Doctors Say Death Resulted From Blow In Prize Ring
Calgary June 29 Medical evidence shows Luther McCarty died May 21 from a blow delivered by Arthur Pelkey in the prize ring. Pelkey is charged with manslaughter. Doctors differ on minor autopsy points but crown witnesses say a clot formed from a blow to McCarty’s brain. Defense counsel challenged autopsy findings as more witnesses are to come. Trial adjourned with six defense witnesses pending.
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