Leviathans Mail Looted Reported At Half Million
A Royal Mail shipment on the S S Leviathan reportedly looted on arrival at Southampton, with losses potentially around 300 000 to 500 000 including jewelry. Scotland Yard obtained a full passenger list and dispatched an inspector to Southampton as authorities trace the bags to New York and other ports. A second item notes a New York Central express robbery yielding about 1500. Prohibition remains a key issue at the Democratic National Convention with party leaders split over wet and dry positions and prayer meetings reported in Houston.
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Bailie expelled from D A R amid internal controversy
June 23 Mrs five Tuts Bailie of Cambridge has been expelled from the Daughters of the American Revolution for not calculated to injure the cause and immediate controversy between groups within the organization grows. The national board's actions drew strong reactions as speakers and allegations of impropriety surfaced.
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Rangers Captain Aces Kaveh Seeks Vote
Fragmented OCR note names Texan Rangers captain Hickman and Kaveh, mentions June and ON. The text is garbled but implies a call for a vote or support regarding the Rangers and a captain. No clear event or outcome is provided.
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Girl Flyer Amelia Earhart Plans Return Across Atlantic
June 23 report details Amelia Earhart preparing for her return to the United States aboard the President Roosevelt departing Southampton June 28 with Stultz and Gordon bound for New York by early July. Miles Earhart visited graveside mourners and laid a wreath at a local memorial.
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Luzon Island Temblor Spurs Evacuation Fears
Seismic activity on Luzon Island caused officials led by Henry J. Stimson to order residents to prepare for possible removal from the southern region. Natives reported flames from a central crater as earthquakes continued to shake the area, though seismologists doubted an eruption would be violent.
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Great Belgian Blast Kills Eight in Bruges
A massive explosion in Bruges Belgium killed eight people and injured thirty, destroying a building where enemy shells were stored. The blast damaged surrounding blocks as shells went off and a building tear tore apart. Two children nearby were uninjured but shocked.
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Governor Donshey Refuses to Endorse Smith or Wallace
Columbus June 23 Governor Donshey declined to send an enem statement to the Democratic convention. He indicated opposition to Alfred Smith of New York for the presidential nomination and to any ticket including Smith for vice president. Washington June 23 two convention attendees in Houston next. American mining engineers W Hi Donshey and John F Hooper were reported missing yesterday morning near Indian Lake. Local officials denied any plan to flee Rio Clanca Guadalajara or other locations.
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Donahey Will Run If Chosen
A political analysis notes that Donahey would run if selected. The piece discusses municipal managership, tax effects, and citizen satisfaction across U.S. cities adopting the system, with many reporting higher taxes or unchanged debt levels. Continued on Page 12, Col.
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Three Marine Flyers Killed in Plane Crash
A marine trimotor Fokker monoplane en route to Nicaragua crashed near Washington killing Major Lute Busbey and Lieut HT Bushey and Corporal D C McChesney. Corporal Reeder Nicols was seriously injured. the navy listed home addresses and the crash occurred after leaving Anacostia Field in clear weather as officials prepared to handle the deceased and injured.
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Tragic Train Crash Kills Toledo Couple
Mr and Mrs James H Murphy were fatally injured when their light wagon was struck by a New York Central train at the & L crossing in Toledo. Mrs Murphy died en route to the hospital. Mr Murphy died a few hours after admission.
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Risko Godfrey Bout Delayed By Rain In New York
Heavyweight clash between George Godfrey and Johnny Risko postponed due to rain and cold weather. Event was to be held in Brooklyn tonight and rescheduled for next Wednesday, with New York officials confirming the delay.
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Russian Icebreaker Hears Radio From Nobile Plane
In Tromsoe Norway on June 23 an icebreaker Maligin reported hearing weak wireless signals believed to come from the Farman seaplane carrying Umberto Nobile and his crew lost for days in the Arctic. Rescue teams scoured the icebound region while a separate expedition pressed to reach North East Land, with ten men reported in distress and two found earlier.
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Jones Keeps Up Fast Golf Pace At National Open
Bobby Jones of Atlanta, partnered with Gene Sarazen, maintained a brisk rhythm through the first 38 holes of the national open at Olympia Fields Chicago. Jones led by two strokes early as morning play continued with a birdie on the third and a shaky stretch around the turn, staying within reach of the field.
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Noted Actor Robert Mantel Remains Critically Ill
Atlantic Highlands New Jersey June 23 veteran actor Robert B Mantel is listed in serious condition at his country home Truce wood. Family says physicians report no change in the last 24 hours and Mantel is suffering from a gen erate breakdown.
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Husband Charged With Murder After Wife Dies in Haven Reed
William Armstrong a 40 year old man faces a probable murder charge after his wife died at Haven Reed Hospital Chicago following a June 23 incident. The case unfolds as police report evidence including a fence post strike and a prior illness spanning several weeks. Claude O Armtrong a 47 year old executive vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad is held on a separate charge tied to the same incident.
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Death of Baseball King and wartime clerical ties
Cambridge dispatch notes the death of Basll King aged 69, author of Shrine, and mentions Willa Benjamin King, a Windsor King’s College graduate who became rector at Bt Luke's pro-Cathedral. London field reports Tilden's 6 2 victory over Mu in the all-American men’s singles final at Queen’s Club while Ridley defeats Mrs Nocolopoulo of Greece in women’s match.
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Cleveland lawyer Abrams disbarred by Ohio court
The Cleveland attorney Abrams was disbarred by three common pleas judges amid an unprofessional conduct probe tied to a Cleveland Bar Association investigation into a local divorce. The verdict was delivered by Judges Lets, Wrostell, Reed, Hand, and Woit. Coast guards renewed the search for John Becay, 22, believed drowned in Lake Erie on June 7 after a rowboat overturned and a teen passenger Miss Mollie Petelinkar was identified.
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Lightning Strikes Home in Cardington Ohio
June 22 report from Cardington Ohio notes Aynalio James of Fulton Morroweo was struck by lightning at home. No further injuries details provided.
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Coolidge Faces Setback During Wisconsin Vacation
President Coolidge’s serious demeanor faces a setback as Minong residents present a dubious license claim from the Minong Lakes Association accusing him of evasive conduct on Wisconsin fishing matters. Washington reports note Secretary Work contemplates party strategy while Coolidge resists public clashes and plans to stay secluded at Cedar Inland Lodge.
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Scranton Prohibition Report Surfaces Court Testimony
A fragment from Scranton outlines a prohibition case involving a husband and wife. Court officials are cited as handling testimony over the past six months as part of the inquiry into alleged excess drinking and related conduct.
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Nebraska's First Woman Pilot Dies in Norfolk Crash
June 12 report confirms Charles Tillotson training as Nebraska's first woman pilot killed when her airplane entered a tail spin at the Norfolk airfield and crashed. The incident occurred at the Norfolk airdrome.
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Graft Plot Involving Dry Agents Revealed In Chicago
Chicago reports a large graft plot with 39 officials allegedly receiving bribes totaling near 100000 dollars. The disclosure follows the trial of Roy Swanson and Sam Weinberg linked to diverting 100000 gallons of government alcohol to make perfumed products. Evidence suggests payments were cataloged in Swanson’s black book and split among agents and inspectors.
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Well Stocked Bar Found During Sheriff's Search
Sheriff Ea Gibeon and deputies searched the home of Lonnie Brewer on Rendurban Richville road Friday night and found a bar set up in an old time style with beer stock and limited whisky. An ice set machine and other equipment were noted as well.
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News Ad Direct As Crow Flies News Ad Direct As Crow Flies Want
The item presents a compact public notice about an advertising directive with an emphasis on directness and clarity. It notes the imperative for concise placement and timely dissemination across media channels.
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