Bingham Man of Many Offices Has Had Varied Career
Hiram Bingham, Connecticut lieutenant governor elect and future senator, has led a varied career as missionary chemist professor author explorer and air service major. He studied at Yale Harvard and California and headed Yale expeditions in South America while later directing American aviation training in WWI.
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Obituary of Marion S. Bond in Washington DC
Marion S. Bond, 28, of Washington DC, son of Mr. and Mrs M M Bond of Washington and Weston, attended Charlotte Hall School and George Washington University. He worked in tea estate banking in Washington. Survived by parents, two sisters Mrs William H Cilaven and Tiam Wynee, and three brothers Guy Bond, Floyd W Bond, and Ralph Bond. Burial in Laurel Maryland.
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Chicago Mystery Girl Identified On Radio Appeal
A Chicago hospital identified a mystery girl found at Union Station as Charlotte Norris Maguire of St Louis after a radio appeal. Relatives from St Louis, including Miss Genevieve Sullivan and Mrs Griffiths, visited and confirmed the sighting as the girl regained memory on sighting an Aunt Anne’s bird on a hat.
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Labor unions and faith in reform stir political tension
The speech touched on labor law reform and the role of unions in shaping policy, praising progress in Mexican labor organizing and noting President Callas’ relations with unions. It mentions Mrs Pickering visiting for a civic event and records casualties in London and a Johannesburg bank heist.
TWO KILLED IN POWDER BLAST AT DESERT AREA
A powder blast killed two workers and injured several others at an industrial site. Investigators, led by the local sheriff, cordoned off the area as a probe into the cause and whether safety protocols failed. Authorities expect a full report after interviews with witnesses and company supervisors.
Wonder Team hits 150 wins milestone
A fragmented, OCR sourced note highlights the Wonder Team reaching 150 victories with scattered mentions of players such as Pascoe, Crate, and others in a period style reporting. The text shows names, venues, and game references amid garbled phrases and missing context.
Bakhtiari Revolt Described With Herds and Winter Journey
An old report details Bakhtiari uprisings against Persian officers. It describes nomadic life with cattle and sheep, winter camps, seasonal migrations across the plateau, and the movement of families and livestock as tribesmen seek grazing, including women carrying children in cradles and horses, sheep, and goats transported along streams and passes. The text paints a vivid, period-appropriate scene of harsh conditions and tribal resilience.
Veteran Sergeant to Review His Regiment
Michael J. Murphy of Bayside New York near Gov Jelind is to review most of the National Guard. He will inspect the 165th Infantry at the New York Armory as a tribute for fifty years of service in the Indian wars and the Spanish-American War, with retirement imminent and full honors.
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Sonic Variation at Dance Ends in Blame on Bulgarian Group
Police declare the infernal devices failed due to fuse burnout after an error in detonating them during a dance called Sonic Variation. Authorities blame a Bulgarian group, stating their activities in Bulgaria are growing bolder and tied to the incident.
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1924 Grain Crops Value Surges Over 1923 total
A 1924 government report shows U S grain crops wheat corn oats rye and barley valued at about 4.225 billion dollars, with all five grains rising in value over 1923. If sold on a national market at year start, farmers would have earned about 5.868 billion dollars more, reflecting higher world prices and improved yields.
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Portland Calls River Traffic Main Problem
Portland officials blame Willamette river congestion for city delays and urge bridge updates and highway improvements. The text notes draws openings, Burnside Bridge demolition, and two new bridges expected in about 18 months, as well as broader transit fixes to ease travel into the business district.
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