Leaders of Southern Irish face election unity
Dublin reports a final accord between Eamonn De Valera and Michael Collins as they push a unity campaign. De Valera warns against changing horses midstream while Crowe and Brugha dispute the treaty, Cork will host Collins for further campaigning.
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Katos New Premier Aims To Cut Japan Army Budget
Admiral Sayon Kato today accepted the premiership and forms a nonparty cabinet pledged to honor Washington conference spirit. The key condition is army leaders agreeing to reduce the army budget by 46,000,000 yen and pursue retrenchment. His support comes from Soyukai and Kenkyukai factions in Diet and Lords.
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Wage reductions hit railway clerks warned in Chicago
Chicago June 11 The Associated Press reports wage reductions estimated at up to 40 million for 55 thousand additional railway employees as carriers seek lower wages through the Railroad Labor Board. The board’s decision, due within days, could take effect July 1 and total about 150 million dollars cut from annual payrolls. Clerks, about 300 thousand strong, face small cuts not exceeding five cents for most, while some senior clerks may avoid reductions. Despatchers and other supervisory clerical staff may be affected less, with shop craft supervisors previously cut remaining unchanged. Coal passers and stationary engineers also noted in the broad classification face adjustments. (Continue on Page Two)
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Richmond Trolley Conductor Slain by Negro Passengers
Richmond June 1 H L Burizson a street railway conductor was stabbed to death by several unidentified Negroes on the running board of a car in South Richmond after attempting to eject a disorderly passenger The slayers fled and a crowd gathered The murder occurred in the Black Belt of Richmond Four Negroes were later jailed under suspicion in Milford June 13 Mrs Minnie M Hernandez of Bridgeport a former Milford resident was found dead in bed at her father’s home Medical examiner ruled heart failure Funeral arrangements pending
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Education Board Seeks Top Choice For School Head
The Board contemplates selecting a new superintendent before term start, aiming for an educator with teaching and strong executive skill. Three top candidates Reed of Youngstown, G Kelly of Binghamton, and Hunter of Oakland, Calif., remain to be interviewed as officials pursue a rapid decision. Meanwhile Acting Superintendent H. Everett Cortight oversees the schools.
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Woman knocked unconscious by golf ball at Beardsley Park
Miss Marjory Feyat, at 1343 Noble Avenue, was struck in the neck by a golf ball during a game with her sister. Dr Max J Rosenthal provided first aid and revived her. Beardsley Park links manager Danijel Carten urged strict adherence to rules to prevent repeats.
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Train Hits Auto Near Sterling Conn Kills Two Injured Two
Two infant girls escape harm as a car carrying Byron Phillips and Mrs Phoebe Habert is struck by a passenger train near Sterling Connecticut. Delia Phillips and Jennta Mottee are injured. Habert baby suffers only scratches. The crash occurred at Devil's Den crossing with investigation into possible theft after the body moved.
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Jersey Police Chief Is Believed Insane
Elizabethtown New Jersey police chief Jung Li M Mulcahey was taken to county hospital for observation after allegedly attacking several other chiefs in a room at a hotel during a route to a convention of police leaders in San Francisco.
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Li Yuan Hung Denounced By Canton Parliament
In Peking on June 21 Li Yuan Hung, deposed by the military, resumed the presidency and appointed Wu Ting-Fang as premier. The Canton alliance denounces General A Fu An Hung as a traitor to the constitution. A Times dispatch notes Canton asks Sun Yatsen to denounce him and protest reinstatement.
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Six Killed as Ferris Wheel Collapses in Bronx Hurricane
A hurricane unleashed fury on Clasons Point amusement park in the Bronx. A Ferris wheel crowded with youths collapsed, killing six and injuring more than forty. Ambulances were delayed by downed wires as crews ferried victims two miles to hospitals. Paul Simon, wheel owner, was arrested on homicide charges as authorities investigated the disaster.
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Storm Strikes in Newtown Three Escape Death
A fierce electric storm swept Newtown uprooting trees and snapping wires while Bridgeport felt less impact. A 175 foot tree toppled across the highway near the Mabel cottage. a Buick in Stamford was struck by a fallen tree but occupants escaped unharmed. Three large trees fell at the Newtown Country Club and windows broke. other minor damage occurred citywide with no reported casualties.
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Whole family killed in Absecon grade crossing smash
June report from Atlantic City describes a fatal grade crossing crash when an express train struck the Stratton family car. John Stratton, his wife, and two children died at the scene with two more children dying later. Six bodies were taken to a undertaker and burial planned for Pleasantville cemetery Tuesday. Investigations opened by county authorities state police and Pennsylvania judges.
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Twelve hurt as hold up men and autos increase accidents
Bridgeport and vicinity saw twelve injuries over the weekend including a 22 year old struck at Seaside Park and rendered unconscious. A five year old Fairfield boy was hit crossing the road. driver Austin A Tools posted bond. A Fairfield hold up suspect and others with deep cuts and lacerations were treated at St Vincent's and Bridgeport hospitals amid collisions on Congress and Washington streets.
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Tragedy on the Water as City Island Drowns Seen
A June disaster off City Island in Long Island Sound leaves eight bodies recovered and up to thirty missing after a gale capsizes dozens of small craft. Twenty thousand holiday seekers flocked to Pelham Bay, while rescue teams battle wreckage and rising tides. In Syracuse a cloudburst floods Central New York, trapping a 200 passenger New York Central train and causing extensive damage across the region. One fatality reported near Cortland as a truck is struck by a fallen tree.
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New Haven Men Hurt by Falling Chimney
A report from New Haven details injuries to two men when a chimney collapsed. An additional fragment mentions Mamaron eck, a Red Lion Inn post, and an oak tree beneath which unclear details remain readable.
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