Democratic Head Durable in Dry League Fight
New York June 13 political observers watched Democratic rivals mobilize amid the looming June 24 convention. Cordell Hull pressed the anti Republican line as national leaders attacked Cleveland sessions and warned of corruption and backroom deals. An Anti Saloon League letter alleged a conspiracy by Smith Tammany and Wall Street forces to bias delegates toward a coalition candidate. Roosevelt dismissed the letter as false and defamatory.
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Cordell Wolof
Tennessee
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Orville S. Poland
the Meague
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Vierson
Tee Ang
Meetings Tonight At Malt Street Courtyard
Local notices report gatherings on Malt Street and surrounding venues. Court matters mention Nathan Wheeler and A 1087 Broad Street with unsettled encampment issues and general meeting agendas.
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Cage
Nathan’ Wheeler
U. O&o
Heat Wave Smashes Records Across Southern States
Heat wave sweeps the region driving temperatures above 100 degrees in multiple cities. Oklahoma reports 140 degrees in Woodward while Dallas and nearby areas see readings around 104. Kansas headlined with 106 in one locale and a cooler 60 in Goodland as widespread warmth continued.
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Navy Lad's Death After Explosive Accident
Arrangements were made for the arrival of the body of Stephen Beto, 21, a first class gunner, among the 49 killed by a premature explosion aboard the U S S Mississippi at San Pedro. The funeral plans include visitation at John Lesko's funeral parlor and services at St Stephen's Church, with burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Beto, native of Bridgeport, enlisted in 1921 after a first stint ended early, and was well known in Bridgeport's West End community. A telegram from Vice Admiral Haliday conveyed the navy’s sorrow, and Beto's last letter expressed a wish to return home after his service.
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San Cle
San Pedro
Woha d. Bevo
Orland Street
Navy Department
John Hero
Washington
Bridgeport
John Lesko
Hancock Avenue
Frontierr
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Spruce Surset
St. Michael's Cemetery
John Teto
Meamun Bee
Whittier School
Raybostos Company
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Joseph
Giiand Street
Bertha Christian
Prospect Street
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Haliday
Stephen
Beto
MAIL BANDITS IN TRAIN ROBBERY AND BANK HEIST REPORTS
Reading through the sightings and police chatter, bandits struck a mail train near Crystal Lake and a separate bank robbery in a Minnesotan city. The incidents prompted warnings of organized Philadelphia criminals and an Inside Information theory. Authorities chased leads as a possible airplane escape was noted but not confirmed.
New French Chief Is Given Ovation After Election
Paris dispatch reports M Doumergue elected President of France amid ovations at Versailles. He promises confidence in joint action to tackle hard problems and will form a cabinet with M Gerviot leading the majority, inviting Premier designate Herriot to assist. Painleve concedes defeat and resigns as cabinet crisis unfolds.
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France
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Inggaltvont
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Chamber of Commerce
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Champs Figsee
Doumereuc
M. Gerviot
Alyser
Senate
Bienvenu-Martin
M. Pailove
Chamber
Elerriot
Flag etiquette and handling rules described in historic notice
The article outlines National Flag display rules including placement with other flags, center or top position in groups, vertical wall mounting, and prohibition of flaring rosettes. It covers half-staff lowering procedures, flag over caskets, and replacement of worn army flags, plus mentions historic flags in War Department archives and an unrelated note on glass cigarette stands.
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War Department
Stewart Boomed For Junior Post Of Veterans Of 98
Five delegates and seven members of the United Spanish War Veterans attend a South Manchester joint convention aiming to elect Theis initrant as junior vice-commander at the national camp. Names include Jacob Young and George Micke among Bridgeport attendees. convention closes tomorrow afternoon.
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United Spanish We Veterans
Manchester
Draniston Ive Hue
Pridgeport
Wwe
Jacob Young
Ceoorge Micke
Charlit
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Cming
Roger Cases
Mas
Oilhber of
Bridgeport
Vish
Mississippi Navy Explosion Kills Crew In Turret No 2
The Mississippi suffers a fatal explosion in turret No 2, killing officers and 15 sailors and injuring 48 with 12 hospitalized. Officials, including Secretary Dan W. Wilbur, order a Naval Court of Inquiry while the ship is quarantined and the cause remains undetermined.
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Tennessee
United States Navy
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Gswain
BR. J. MacAvin
San Francisco
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American Destroyer Delivers Plane for British Pilot
Dispatches from Rangoon report an American destroyer carried a spare seaplane for British aviator Stuart MackLaren, who hopes to resume his endurance flight after the crash near Akyab. The plane would join the reserve at Akyab to continue the mission.
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Lespatehs
Rangoon
Barina
Stuart Marlaien
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Auoestia
Tokio
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Akyyab
Iat Ib
Akyab
MineLiren
Man Held on Bond in City Court Appearance
A man remains in custody on a fixed bond of 100 dollars as he awaits his appearance in City Court today after being arrested related to a disturbance at a local plant. The case involves a warrant and and was recorded by police officials.
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Shaurged
Credit Men Open 28th Convention With Economy Focus
New York June 13 delegates to the National Association of Credit Men gather for the 28th annual convention. The closing session signals wholehearted support for President Cantideg s economy and tax reduction policies as pledged by the delegates.
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PFALO
Cornerstone Laying Today for New Trinity Church
The cornerstone of the new Trinity Church on Courtland Street is set this afternoon at 4. Bishop Brewster will preside with a procession and canopy staging. The Gothic style building, 144 by 48 feet, seats 650 and uses dressed rubble stone. Construction started late January and first services are planned for next Master.
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Bishon Brewster
Weldlicl Bros
Liquor raid leads to fines in city court case
Frank McCarthy of 421 South Avenue faced a liquor raid case after a club raid on 3% Frailroad Avenue. Judge Willan I Buckley imposed a 200 dollar fine with no jail days. McCarthy’s address was listed as Myrtle Avenue in prior report.
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Frailroad Avenue
Willan I. Buckley
McCarthy
Wis Cron On
Myrtle Avenue
Washington AP veteran David Ritchie Afekkes dies at 61
David Ritchie Afekkes, longtime Washington bureau figure for the Associated Press and manager from 1882 to 1893, died in Washington. Born in Wheeling West Virginia he moved to California as a boy and later studied in Europe. He served as Washington correspondent for the San Francisco Bulletin starting in 1867 and helped locate early railroad lines as part of a locating party. He also served as deputy United States marshal for California for two years.
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David
Ritchie Afekkes
Washington
Associated Press
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Wheeling
W. Va
California
Europe
San Francisco
Avaton
Tire Reported Stolen From Local Auto
Edward OTirien of 87 Haddon Street told the Detective Bureau yesterday that a tire was removed from his automobile while the car stood parked in front of his home Thursday night.
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Edward Otirien
Haddon Street
Detective Bureau
Dawes Selection Gains Wide Foreign Press Approval
Paris reports the Parisian press focuses on General Dawes for vice president with photos and cartoons, noting he is a well known friend of France and that the campaign may center on his pipe and personal image amid the presidential race. The Zeit cites Dawes as having programmatic significance and potential unconditional ties to Republican policy if Coolidge stays in power.
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Zeit
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Mann
Daynex
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Republican Party
Germany
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