Peru faces new revolt at Cuzco
Lunia Peru June 28 reports the military garrison at Cuzco revolted overnight in protest against permission for former provisional president Sanchez Cerro to return to Peru. A regimental commander seized the administration building and arrested the divisional commander while two infantry regiments held the garrison. The cabinet mobilized the Atequipa garrison to quell the uprising as Sanchez Cerro sails toward Callao aboard the Italian steamer Orazia.
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Peru
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Patria
Cuzco
Lule
Ranchez Cerro
Fatila
Atequipa
Panama
Sanchez,Cérro
Callao
Orazia
Luis M. Sanchez Cerro
Ricardo Leotholias
Cuataro’ Jimenez
Jimenez
Perkins Hearing In Fayetteville For Murder Charge
Anne Perkins of Caperstown is arraigned for a preliminary hearing at two this afternoon before Justice of the Peace S T Carter. Fayette county authorities say she confessed to firing three shots at Bert L Harris in her Charleston home last Thursday night. Harris died Friday after alleging abuse, and he reportedly made a statement before dying.
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Anne Perkins
Caperstown
Bert L. Harris
Charleston
Justice of the Peace
S. T. Carter
Fayetteville
Perkins
West Virginia Penitentiary Hits New All Time Record
MOUNDSVILLE June 23 The arrival of 20 prisoners from Pocahontas and Tucker counties raised the West Virginia penitentiary population to 2 743 a new all time record Warden A C Scroggins said tonight that 60 more prisoners under sentence are awaiting transfer from county jails to the prison The Det Increase in the past 12 months has been 355
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Moundsville
Pocahontas
Tucker
West Virginia
A. C. Scroggins
Bee Causes Charleston Auto Crash Injuring Family
A bee stung Walter A. Williams of Huntington provoking loss of control of a car. The vehicle swerved into a car driven by H. Crites of Charleston. Mrs Williams broke both arms and suffered facial cuts and shock. Williams sustained chest injuries and bruises. Children Virginia and Robert Williams were cut and bruised. Crites and his son were slightly injured.
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Walter A. Williams
Huntington
Charleston
Aja
Azd
H. Crites
Wireginia
Robert
Crites
Girl Champion Hurt in Crash in Chicago
Betty Robinson, 19, Northwestern student and 1928 Olympic 100 meters champion, was critically injured in a plane crash near Chicago when the aircraft piloted by her cousin Wilson Palmer spiraled from about 400 feet. Palmer was less seriously hurt and may not have a pilot license. The accident occurred as parents watched, the plane nearly struck them after the engine failed.
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Chicago
Betty Robinson
United States
Miss. Robinson
Northwestern University
Wilson Palmer
Wilson
National Safety Company
Palmer
Robinson
Yangtze Valley
China
Foundations Of Our Faith Declared In A Sermon
A sermon warns that tampering with the foundations of civilization risks loss and penalty. It extols belief in one God, creation, and the Bible, stressing Christ’s incarnation and the cross. Faith in Christian love and the Bible are urged as enduring guides amid doubt and upheaval.
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Jona
Moses
Sinai
Noah
God
Christ
Jesus
Tom Paine
Charles Bradhouch
Voltaire
Pleves
West Virginia University Grad Dies in Cincinnati
Henry Lee Connor assistant superintendent of the Tillway Mall Service Cincinnati district died of heart disease in Cincinnati. He was born in Cedarville West Virginia and was a graduate of West Virginia University.
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Cincinnati. G
Henry Lee Connor
Tillway Mall Service
Cincinnati
Cedarville
W. Va
West Virginia University
Veterans Bureau Becomes of Age and Renames
Washington reports the Veterans Bureau reaches maturity and changes its name to the Veterans Administration on July 1 under Brigadier General Frank T. Hines. The Pension Bureau and National Soldiers Home join the new independent agency as parts of its growing budget and duties.
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Washington
Veterans Bureau
Federal Service
Wilcome
Veterans Administration
Frank T- Hinee
Pension Bureau
The
Nations Soldiers Home
Army
Navy
Government Life Insurance Pioneers in War Service
The war era saw the creation of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance to provide life insurance for Army and Navy members and manage government allotments for dependents. Congress acted in 1917 to empower the bureau during the nation’s entry into World War I.
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Veterans Bureau
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
United States
Congress
Tisit Bureau
Army
Navy
Fragmented notes on veterans benefits and transport data
The text references the 1981 creation of a veterans rehabilitation role transferred to a federal board. It then notes commercial air routes in Colombia carrying 4,701 passengers and London's radio receivers numbering about 600,000.
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Congress
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Colombia
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