Tremors and Flood Fear Rise in New Zealand and Italy Tragedy
International News Service reports continuing tremors battering New Zealand towns with Murchison facing grave danger as flooding looms and residents evacuate. In Illinois a 14 year old cripple Morris King, in juvenile probation custody, is news after his parents said they were through with him and authorities report changing statements.
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London
New Zealand
Aneilian
Toliys
Murchison
J.D. Angeles
CRON
Mattoon
Morris W. King
Schuppa
Morris
Suches
Ilinois
Trustees of D. M. U begin investigation of student riots
Des Moines June 19. Mystery tactics mark the Des Moines University board as it opens a probe into student riots dating to May 11 after a board faculty split. Dr. Shields of Toronto leads the group with secretary Miss Rebman. present were Rev. Stevens and Foulk who sided with President Colyman. Diplomas issued June 4 under a court order were challenged, with graduates told their papers may not be valid.
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Des Moines
Des Moines University
T. T. Shields
Toronto
Canada
Mies’ Kulth-Rebman
Ktix
Dr. Shields
Weed
C. W
van Oedel
Grand
Replich
H. G. Hamilton
Austin
Bun
Roberts
Cleveland
Atudenty
Partici
Three Men Die in Capital City in Series of Accidents
Des Moines on June 19 reports the third fatality within 24 hours as investigators work to identify a man found near railroad tracks. The unidentified body lay between the rails while efforts continue to name the victim. Two earlier deaths are noted in the city accident string, with potential victims named Arthur King from Po orly and Raymond Wright of Burlington, both killed in separate incidents.
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Des Moines
William Gorpenter
Arthur King
Po+ orly
Raymond Wrigtht
Negra
Willard Kennedy Remains in Jail Over Alimony Contempt
A garbled report indicates Willard Kennedy is in county jail on a charge of contempt of court for failing to pay alimony to his wife Marita. Details are unclear due to the OCR text.
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Willard Kennedy
Webster City Youth To Represent Iowa In Edison Contest
David Carrig, 17, of Webster City, advances from a list of entrants to represent Iowa in the Edison contest. The event culminates in final rounds at East Orange with the winner advancing to a school workshop. Vermin of Centergillyaml and Nickson of Marshalltown tied for runner up, with Paul Morgan of Council Bluffs and Leonard d-Gerald of Stoney in the running for third.
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Webster City
Iowa
Des Maines
David Carrig
Roraveni
East Orange
Tuwa
Hymié
Vermin
Centergillyaml
Eaald Nickson
Marshalltown
Honore
Paul Morgan
Counpil
Bluffs
Leonard d-Gerald ‘Albert
Early Ball Scores From New York to Chicago Finals
Final ball scores show New York 19 and a team labeled eee 2 in a New York match while Chicago and st. ours finish with 0 0 in the first inning and a later 2 in the fourth, signaling a tied ending for finals and a potential aim for 10 points in the competition.
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New York
Eee
Chicago
St. Ours
Prohibition Agents Murders Stir Senate Debate
Senators Brookhart Copeland Hawes clash over murder of fifty five prohibition enforcement agents. Brookhart defends actions by likening killings to necessity while Copeland Hawes condemn shootings. Clancy introduces bills to repeal Volstead act and permit 2 76 beer. Hoover faces criticism over handling of prohibition question in crime inquiry.
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Duns
Senator Brookhart
Rep
E Brookhart
Prohibition
Hoothegeapers
Confiderico
Inivere
Boatpiss Sanl Broohart
Washington
Glaney
Michigan
Clancy
Waslington
Jones J
Hoover van Me
Council of
Cody
Mouver
Carter Glass
Virginia
Hut
Crime Commission
Treasury
Department of Justice
Speakers Announced for Young People's Convention
Morning Sun on June 19 reports speakers for the United Presbyterian church Young People's convention opening here tomorrow and running through Friday. Dr E F Kimmelehue of Des Moines and Dr MecMichael president of Monmouth College head the list, with Rev Chalmers Fulton of Washington among the others.
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Morning Sun
I. N.S
Young People's
United Presbyterian Ghureh
E. F. Kimmeléhue
Des Moines
MecMichael
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ards
Chalmers Fulton
Washington
Desert Strand and Olive Borde Report
Fragmentary OCR text references Desert Strand and Olive Borde with unclear context. The readable items mention Berry, Niolet, and James O'twing, but no coherent event, date, or organization is identifiable. The record remains unreadable for a precise summary.
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Borde
Boston Doctor Elected President of the Osteopaths
Des Moines reports that Dr. George A. MacDonald of Boston was elected president of the American Osteopathic Association by unanimous ballot. He previously served as first vice president and was nominated without opposition. The convention chose Philadelphia to host the 130th meeting, with officers and trustees named for four-year terms and headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Des Moines
M.S
George A. MacDonald
Hoston
American Osteopathic Issatiation
Shure
Tor Tay
MacDonald
Warren J3. Davis
Long ‘Beach
Cal
Arthur
House of
Pennsylvania
Washington
Seattle
Milwaukee
Detroit
Boar of Trustees
Chattunodga
Tenney Dee
Wh Purdy
Milwau
Keetod
I Cauptan
Kokoro
Ivan Dufur
Philadelphia
C Y
Canada
Weridell
Peoria
Th 1
Tam
Denver
Wis
Warren DB. Davis
Iduiit
DePriest Incident Rocks Washington Allege White House Row
Washington reports Rep. Oscar DePriest of Chicago prompts protest as Rep. R A Green of Florida vows to skip White House social events under Hoover. Green plans to dine in the congressional restaurant while it remains open to DePriest and allies.
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Washington
R. A. Green
Florida
White House
Hoover
Oscar DePriest
Jcongyesman
Chicago
Mrrs
DePriest
Sat
Iso
Perfumed Sausage Delights Diners In Pasig Luncheon
A festive Pasig luncheon by the Societe a Avelimutation featured a perfumed sausage novelty. Diners savored exotic flavors, noting the dish’s aroma and unique presentation. The event inspired curiosity about new culinary fads and left guests in good health the next day.
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Mel Langeage
Societe A
Eaimél Hirnip
Gunman Attempts to Slay Minister at St Wenceslaus
A gunman fired at Rev. duh Po Sindelar, pastor of St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, between the grade school and high school buildings. The incident occurred at Cedar 2 Rupilsy lay on June 19 as the assailant, cratching near a school window, shot at the minister at point blank range.
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Aucun
Duh Po Sindylar
St. Wenceslaus
Bohemists Catholi
W. Lathe Tolar
St. Wencelaus
Sindelar
Arthur Woman Ends Life in a Cistern
Arthur Iowa June 19. low mood over a bank failure, to which she and her husband were heavy depositors, was cited as a reason for the suicide of Mrs G B Clifford, 60, who drowned herself in the cistern at her home yesterday. Fanny Clifford is said to have been in ill health. She is survived by her husband and four children.
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Arthur
Iowa
N.S
G. BE. Clifford
Fanny Clifford
Jowa Youth Ronald Anderson Killed by Accident
Ronald Anderson twenty died from an accidental gunshot wound while returning home to Algona Town from an AO1 ranch job. Police say the death occurred near Ponta City Oklahoma with burial plans in progress. The incoherent report notes a possible hometown connection and recent employment.
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Ponta City
Okla
Ronald Anderson
Cooking school attended by sixty ladies at Atlantic city hall
About sixty ladies attended a cooking school and electric appliance demonstration by the Westinghouse Electric Company and city of Atlantic Citys electric department. Miss Augusta Hale led the electrically conducted cookery. Prizes included an electric iron, toaster, and a fan. Multiple displays featured Westinghouse products from The Peacock Buster company and Purity Ice Company announced another event in July.
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Atlantic
Westinghouse
i _Jengen
Halisen
Huntox
Yail
Dan-Fer
Bojewart
Peacock = Buster’ company
Thor
Wiard, & Pickens
Purity Ice Company
Sehock
Section of Royer Dam Collapses Triggers Crop Damage
Haerstown Maryland reports a dam section failure sends millions of gallons of water down the valley causing crop and property losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars near Rougersville Pennsylvania. No injuries reported.
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Royer Dam
Haerstown
Ile
Eerville
Vin
Royer Olfansi
Waynesboro
L N. S
Hoyer
Camp Albert Dy Ritchie
Maryland
Rougersville
Owan Shot by Two Bandits in Card Game Hold Up
In Rexes last night two men entered a residence and shot Floyd Arnold a 28 year old horse owner in the abdomen during a card game, stealing $1,000 before fleeing. Arnold lies near death as authorities seek aid from the state criminal investigation office. no suspects yet.
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Sheriff's Office
State Criminal Investigation Office
Dawes Calls World Powers to Cut Naval Forces
London and Lossiemouth reports note General Charles G Dawes U S ambassador to Great Britain urged a world naval disarmament conference and new negotiating methods. Premier Ramsay MacDonald echoed the aim, stressing joint efforts toward peace through naval parity and allied diplomacy.
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London
H N. S.J
Charles Gates Dawes
Great Britain
Pilgrims Society
General Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Tto
St. Suenes
Yardaticks
Dawes
France
Germany
Japan
Belgium
Brazil
Italy
Ars
Sethea
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Theora His
Bradertown
Mia
Columbus
Miss Hix
Ohio State University
Dumea Woward Snnok
Ain
Solons
Senate
Glass
Capdolani
Thoré
Brookhart
Jimes B. Atwell
Louisiana
Charles 8. MuNary
Oregon
Curtis
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Gilbert N. Haagen
Iuwa
Sitsitur McNary
Haagen
Boston
Pasig
Jowa
Owan
Ad Gregg
Ambassador Dawes
Fae
Gould
Daves
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