Hailstorm Pounds Hillsdale and Surrounding Areas
Severe hailstones eight inches circumference and several pounds crushed town buildings and vehicle hoods. The event began about 4 PM and lasted twenty minutes. Residents reported broken windows and roof damage while Cheyenne residents feared impact on a nearby Southern Wyoming Aircraft hangar. Emergency notes mention Emil Busch and Pine Bluffs as locations tied to the incident.
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Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Burns
Wyoming
Tillsdale
Emil Busch
Pine Bluffs
Convention Factions Rise as Democratic Leaders Converge
At San Francisco on June 24, Democratic leaders arrive to shape policy and candidate talks. Prohibition and platform chair fights loom while Walsh of Montana emerges as a potential storm center with Bryan's backing. Glass and White House influence spark contention.
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Walsh
Montana
Storm Center
Senate
Glass
Platform Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Murder Charge Not Bar to Bail in Denver Case
Judge Henry J. Harsey allowed Angelo F. Romeo charged with the murder of Timothy J. Reagan to post bail of 7600 after Reagan was shot at Romeec's pool hall on June 8. Trial scheduled for September 27 in Denver.
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Denver
Henry J. Harsey
Merc
Abe
Angelo F. Romeo
Timothy J. Reagan
Romeec
Shy Ben's Tooth Break Damages His Voice and Clock
A lighthearted piece describes Shy Ben with a clockwork innards full of wheels and teeth, where a single tooth break silences his voice. A steel crowned tooth bridge is awaited to restore the chime, with prune pie blamed by some for the mishap.
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Shy
Ben
Senator Reid Aims to Enter Democratic Delegation Fight
In San Francisco on June 24 the national committee prepares a temporary roll of delegates for the Democratic convention. Senator James A. Reid of Missouri seeks recognition despite not appearing on the list. Missouri Democrats had rejected his selection. officials question the legality of his election and debate Reid’s potential role in league of nations support.
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San Francisco
National Committee
James A. Reid
Missouri
Senate
Reid
Hollister
James T. Bradshaw
Kansas City
Joseph B. Shannon
Truce in Londonderry Amid Civil Warfare Reports
Midday to present a truce holds in Londonderry after days of Unionist and Nationalist clashes. Civil unrest continues with looting reported and streets deserted. Official counts show multiple fatalities and numerous injuries across several days as authorities plan curfews and security measures.
Railway Labor Board promises to file report in seven days
San Francisco June 24 High President Marshall disclosed at the Democratic National Convention that he will act as a delegate at large from Indiana for a safe platform. He stated he is not a candidate for office and has not chosen his presidential vote. He urged a brief explicit platform and dismissed any bid for the resolutions committee.
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Railway Labor Board
San Francisco
Marshall
Indiana
Safe and Gan
del Monte
Call
Dis
Resolutions Committee
Marshiall
President's request meets with response on expediting awards
Chicago June 24 The railway labor board may fix new wage schedules for all railroad workers next week with no definite date. Reconsideration could delay final awards a week or more. Judge Barton denied deadlock reports and said divergence among members reflects no bias. W O'Neill appealed to the board, stating his union seeks middle ground between capital and labor.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Board
S. M. Barton
W. V. O'Neil
International Association of Rallie Raptesiore of
Mechanics
Nia
American Federation of Labor
Or. Ln
Mr. O'Neill
German Slain in War Admit 1 350 000
Geneva June 24. Recent statistics published in Germany on war losses show 1 060 000 men killed. There are 620 000 war widows, 1 190 000 war orphans and 600 000 maimed or consumptives supported largely by charity according to the statistics.
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GENVA
Associated Pros
Germany
Wilson Promised Quick Action in Wage Dispute
Washington June 24 President Wilson received assurances that the railway labor board would expedite the wage controversy award. Officials stated the pledge and promised swift action to settle the dispute, with details to be announced on page six.
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Wilson
Washington
Wildcats Swindlers Face U S Prosecution in New York
Government agents announced indictments charging 44 concerns and 50 individuals in a nationwide wildcat oil promotion scam. Defendants, including companies brokers and officers, allegedly used mail fraud and made misrepresentations to siphon funds, with some cases paying dividends from new receipts.
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New York
Scala
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White House
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