Republicans Battle For Early Ballot Edge In Chicago
Chicago June 7. Leaders for Wood Lowden and Johnson press to gain advantage on the initial ballot as unpledged delegates arrive. Deadlock fears grow with every hour as new leaders emerge and campaign managers seek crucial support from Pennsylvania Indiana Iowa and New York delegates amid platform and league of nations debates and looming convention votes.
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Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Hughes
Borah
Idaho
Woghes
Senate Campaign Capenditures Committee
Washington
Rte
Gevereet
New York
Telegetine
Postpeest
Nicholas Mur
Ray Butler
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iowa
League of Nations
United States
Sproul
Apology Tendered Over Burning of British Flag
Secretary Colby on behalf of the American government apologized to the British ambassador for the burning of a British flag by Irish women in Washington last week. A formal apology is expected once the official report from District of Columbia authorities is received.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Colby
District of Columbia
Turkey Gets 15 Days Extension On Treaty
Paris reports Turkey has been granted an extension to answer Allied peace terms. The new deadline for reply is June 24, extending the previous date by 13 days.
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Turkey
Paris
Three Americans Eliminated in English Amateur Match
At Muirfield Scotland June 7 three Americans were knocked out in the opening round of the English amateur championship. M Byers lost to Manford Luffness 5 and 4, G H Walker fell to A E Phillipe Porterapark 3 and 2, and D W Smith defeated Findley 8 and 7. Douglas of New York, previous US champion, lost 3 and 2 to play. Frederick Wheeley of the USGA did not win a hole in match against Captain K F Carter of Royal Port Rush.
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County Down
Findley
Douglas
New York
United States
Frederick Wheeley
United States Golf Sociation
KF. Carter
Royal Port Rush Club
Ireland
Volstead Violation Arrests In Springfield Case
Springfield revenue deputies arrested Jame To Six Holyoke and three Chicopee men on Volstead Act charges. They were arraigned before a federal commissioner and pled not guilty. Bail set at 600 each for later hearings.
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Springfield
Jame
Holyoke
Contention at convention stirs debate and delays
The report describes tense scenes as supporters clash over representation, with Gaston withdrawing from the presidential race and critics urging reforms. Senators and local committee members discuss delegates and the path to proportional representation, amid announcements from party leaders and concerns over the agenda.
Immediate appropriation of $125 million for railroads
Washington June 7 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced an immediate appropriation of 125 million dollars from the revolving fund to buy new rolling stock for railroads. Additional allocations include 73 million for additions and improvements, 40 million for maturing obligations, and 12 million for loans to short line carriers.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commetce Commission
Civilians Involved In Bergdoll Escape
Washington June 7 Evidence taken by the inspector general in connection with the escape of rover Cleveland Bergdoll wealthy draft evader will be submitted to the department of justice for determination whether it justifies prosecution of civilians involved in the escape. Secretary Baker said the recommendations of the inspector general involved wise primary action against several persons. No names were given.
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Washington, D.C
Themy
Rover Cleveland Bergdoll
Department of Justice
Baker
Wisel
neve eral _pereone
Sade Ie
United States share in reparations outlined
A report from Paris explains the United States share of the 20 billion marks gold reparations Germany was required to pay under the Versailles treaty. The sum, about 40 million dollars, covers the first 20 months of occupation of the Rhineland by American forces.
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Paris
United States
Germany
Rhineland
Amerfrag
Tabulating Typo Votes Delays Election Result
The board of canvassers in Indianapolis met to tabulate the vote for international air vote. Officials said counting would take about a week or ten days before completion, delaying a final result.
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Indianapolia
Jranvassers
International Ait Vore
Ofboereatnian
Ymban
Galveston Under Martial Law After Labor Strife
Galveston Texas placed under martial law today in a proclamation by Governor Webby amid a Creighton congestion strike. Avatin TeGaleneton, a Texan, was detained as officials restore order and curb unrest following homegeborimen actions.
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Galveston
Texas
Avatin
Texan
Deovernor Wf
Webby
Fener
Wulliae
Cock Fight Broken Up In Multiple Cities
Authorities broke up an illegal cockfight attracting over ten men from New Bedford Fall River Taunton Boston and others in the woods of Barrington amid gunfire and a chase. Officers seized prisoners many cars were wet with rain and a roulette game was found in operation. One combatant hidden in a tree was wounded but survived and two accomplices were captured.
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New Bedford
Muses
Fall River
Governor Reports Satisfaction With Local Convention Site
The governor stated yesterday he was satisfied with the site for the convention. Officials noted the decision follows a period of debate and the measure received broad support from local leaders.
Embassy Raise Poem Fragment Reaches Reader
A fragmented OCR text mentions an embassy and a speaker, with unclear surrounding context and several unreadable words. The readable core hints at a formal setting or ceremony involving diplomatic representation. Further details are not recoverable from the fragment.
Cashier Strong’s debts reveal bank failure linked tragedy
Vergennes, June 7. The cashier of Vergennes National Bank, Charles H. Strong, shot himself when a bank examiner arrived. Debts now tallied near 45 000, far above earlier 15 000 estimates. Creditors are many with large claims, some likely unrecoverable. Strong had built trust in the community, enabling easy borrowing, and bills cover a wide range of services from garage to hotel.
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Vergennes
Charles H. Strong
Vergennes Naional Bank
Strong
Mr. Strong
More Strikers Return At National India Rubber Plant
Bristol June 7 an increased force of operatives returned to the National India Rubber Company plant under cavalry guard with no contact to striking workers a few strikers remained on the streets. Factory output rose in most departments except making round and shoe where a skeleton staff is feared. The original walkout group was about four thousand seven hundred workers across the plant with about half back signaling tense prospects for full operation.
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Bristol
Ko 1
National India Rubber Company
Twe
Rutland suit seeks 25000 over alleged spousal affair
Je Ton Alexander Rutland and Ma Mason sue Michael Dugan in Rutland County Court seeking 25000 for alleged alienation of Mare Mason's affections. The Masons, married at Swain, say Dugan, a widower with three children, began an intimate relation while Dugan ran a liquor business and previously operated similar ventures in Keene and elsewhere.
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Rutland, Je
Ton Alexander
Cme
Jeading Insurance Men of
Vermont
Rutland County
Nourt
Michael Dugan
Mare KE
Mason
Masine
Mare Mason W. Dogan
Rutland
Keene
Dogan
Inez Sear
Man’s Body Found After Suicidal Threat at Cemetery Dock
Warrington June 7 Frank Prunier caretaker at Green Manunt cemetery, missing 25 days, sent word to his wife he would drown himself. His body was found Saturday in the rack at the Jahson Grain Company will ey the Burlington eite at the Wineteki Pier. Prunier, once in poor health, had feared mental collapse and had threatened suicide before disappearing.
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Warrington
Frank Pruner
Green Manunt Cemetery
Jahson Grain Company
Burlington Eite
Wineteki Pier
Prunier
Walt
Nellie Gill’s Next Offering Delights Vermont Juveniles
The Nettie presents a charming juvenile theater season in Vermont featuring Fran ces Henkes urnett and an ensemble of young actors. The production, by Austrer Pinter, promises a lighthearted evening with lively performances and a warm reception from local audiences.
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Nettie
Tramatins
Wells
Frances Henkes Urnett
Little Bend Fauntlerer
Will
Vermont
Pieter
Fragmented OCR Indicates Damaged Source Text
The readable fragments show garbled phrases and incomplete names. Likely interspersed with stray letters and misplaced punctuation. No coherent events or identifiable entities are present to summarize.
Burlington Gains Lead Over Ten Years On Population Rise
The census bureau announced Burlington Wisconsin has 22 779 residents, a gain of 211 or 0 9 percent since 1910. Other cities listed include Waterbury Connecticut 91410 up 18209 or 25 0 percent Rome New York 26541 up 5344 or 25 3 percent Bellingham Washington 25570 up 12 2 percent Weymouth Massachusetts 15087 up 2102 or 16 per cent. Burlington’s rise surpasses the 1910–1920 gain of 1828 but trails the 1800–1810 surge of 4056.
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Washington
D. C
Burlington
Census Bureau
Waterbury
Conn
Rome
Bellingham
Wash
Weymouth
Federal court move in Massachusetts drunken driving case
Kosten Jones William J Moe faces transfer of proceedings from Hingham police court to federal court on charges of overspeeding profanity and disorderly conduct. A writ of certiorari seeks to compel appearance of the Attorney General and local officers next Monday for a hearing to show why the case should not be transferred to federal jurisdiction. McCarthy argues the arresting officer acted in Federal service and is entitled to a federal hearing.
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Kosten, Jones
William J Mo
Massachusetts
New York
Hingham
Lin
J. Weston Atlen
Fred G Catabaun
George W Kelley
Hing How
McCarthy
Woman's death by own action shocks town
A fragmentary report describes a woman dying by her own action near Burlington, with others nearby for protection. The text also notes a Vermont agriculture school principal change and a local store raid, plus memorial events and staff appointments, all from a battered OCR private record.
Health Crusade Badge to Be Given to Contributors
A damaged OCR reads about a Health Crusade badge awarded to contributors. It mentions the badge’s purpose to aid a state health effort and notes presentation to educational helpers and others, with garbled surrounding text.
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Health Crusade
Prohibition Amendment Declared Constitutional in Washington
In Washington on June 7, the prohibition amendment was declared constitutional, and the enforcement act was affirmed as constitutional as well, signaling federal support for the ban.
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Washington, D. C
Giacherio Head Nuptials In Lehigh Baptist Church
Miss Ruby Blanche Head and Peter Joseph Giacherio were wed at pastor B Lehigh Baptist Church with a simple ring ceremony. Attendants Vern A Mjork and Roger C Ericson stood by as the couple received lunch at the bride’s home on Keith avenue before leaving for New York City. The bride, Spaulding High School graduate, has worked as a stenographer at Ballard Woodfull. the groom has long been employed by N D Phelps. They will reside in the city and were presented with silver, linens, and furniture.
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Twelvck
Ruby Blanche Head
Mia
Elizabeth A. Head
Peter Joseph Giacherio
Marrriage
Rev. B
Lehigh
The
Baptist Church
Vern A Mjork
Providence
B.L
Roger C. Ericson
Imaid
Keith Avenue
Giacherio
New York City
Spaulding High School
Ballard & Woodfull
Giaeherin
N. D. Phelps Jeormo Many
Pretty wedding unites Elmer J Lowa and Mary Mekkel sen
A ceremony at St. Monica's church united Elmer J. Lowa of Plattsburg New York and Mary S Mekkel sen of Beckley hill in a milky memorable wedding. Rev Fr McKenna officiated as Fred Mekkelsen the bride's brother served as beer man and Mise Alfarette Dua larine of Baltimore Michigan was bride maid. The bride wore a navy blue georgette dress with matching hat and carried bridal roses. The bridesmaid wore brown georgette and carnations. The groom is a World War II veteran who served with the Yank Division in France. The couple will reside at the bride's home and were greeted by many friends and relatives with gifts and a cheerful reception.
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St. Monica’s Church
Elmer J. Lowa
Plattsburg
N.Y
Mary S. Mekkelsen
Beckley Hill
McKenna
Fred Mekkelsen
Mise Alfarette Dualarine
Baltimore
Culles White
Mise
Margaret McKeann
Heidin
Los
Alleged Defrauders Held After Bank Conspiracy Charge
Four men including Steve Nelson Eadie Lowe and Louis Newelle were arrested in Providence AL and held in 220000 bond for a hearing Thursday charged with conspiracy to defraud the Merchants National Bank of New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven
Yents
Tune 7
Merrchants’ National Bank
Steve Nelson
Eadie Lowe
Alian Harry Patterson
Louis Newelle
New York
Providence
Resists Compulsory Labor at AF of L Convention
Montreal reports Saamipel Gornident of the American Federation of Labor declares the strike rights must be defended at the federation’s fourth annual convention. He warns against any force or policy that would compel laborers to work.
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Saamipel Gornident
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Manchester clergyman arraigned on embezzlement charge
Waived reading of charge against Rev Stephen Mines of SFL Manchester. He arrived from New York on a Sunday and May 1 appeared before a court, waived a preliminary reading, pled not guilty, and was held for trial in the exterior court on a five thousand dollar bond.
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Manchester
Sfl
Dune
Stephen Mines
New York
Explosion Triggers Large Fire at Plant Site
A major blaze erupted at a plant in Cleveland after an explosion. Fire crews battled flames as authorities investigated the cause and any injuries. Officials warned residents to avoid the area as firefighting efforts continued into the night.
Newport Corporation Hat Bees Permed for Purpose of Man ufeetering
The fragmentary text describes Newport Corporation and a project involving machinery manufacturing. It references a corporation and efforts likely tied to equipment production, but the readable material is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to specify a concrete news item.
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Sormeer Tap
The
Corporation of Newpeet
Barre Granite Plants to Resume Work Next Monday
After two and a half months, the Barre belt granite plants and others will restart Monday morning on an eight hour basis at $1 per hour with 8% per day. The agreement, reached in Boston, amends the 1910 pact and paves the way for union and manufacturer ratification. Barre committee members return from Boston for a special Granite Manufacturers association meeting at 2 this afternoon.
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Barre
Toston
Boston
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
William Mears Dies in Barre Area at 76 Years
William Mears a lifelong Vermont resident, 76, died this morning at his daughter’s Plainfield home after years of illness. Born January 1 in 1840s to Zaleski and Mary Mears, he moved to Barre as a youth and ran a farm on Josiah Wood land. He is survived by daughters Mrs JA Slayton and Mrs Page, son Fred W. Mears of Haverhill, Mass. Funeral at his home Wednesday at 2, with burial in Himwood cemetery.
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William Meare
Vermont
Barre Town
Clty
Plainfield
Mears
Marehcholf
Janeary
Zaleski T Mary
McDemmidy Meara
Barre
Eliaping & Farm
Josiah Wood Farm
Ign
Himwood
Thierlis
Astor Told Police Of Returned Jewelry Worth 400
A Bayeton station man reported to police that a young woman he met fled with his Liberty trade and jewelry valued at 400 after he allowed a loan. He said he later learned she disappeared and claimed he had given her the items for safe keeping.
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Astor
Bayeton
Saburday
Freda
Saul
Cate
Unclear OCR record from Windsor county notice
Fragmentary text from a Windsor county page with several garbled names and places. Contains illegible phrases and appears to be an archived notice or legal record fragment without readable actions or dates.
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