Heat and storms devastate regions amid rising property losses
A report details tropical storms and heat waves sweeping Europe and parts of North America. Destruction mounts with homes and property valued in the millions damaged or destroyed. Casualties include several drownings and heat-related fatalities as storms disrupt daily life from the Rhine valley to New York and Kansas City.
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Huron
Tuihay
Southarn
Kngani
Amintfor
Ators
Tvarimbori
London
Tate Tops
Thames
Paris
York
Gay Gronnine
Kansas City
Gi Kaiwip City
Marshall Proposes International Law To Prevent War
Washington reports former vice president Philney Marshall proposing an international law to prevent war. The idea includes a worldwide referendum and a sixty day breathing spell before any conflict, with support from Edward W. Bok who offered a $100,000 prize for workable cooperation among nations.
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Washington
Sly
Philney Marshall
Edward W. Bok
Philadelphia
United States
Marshall Inn
Blok
Alen
Pinchot Veto Continues Amid Busy Pennsylvania Session
Governor Pinchot prepared to act on a key packet of fifteen bills, lifting the total for the session to 261. The slate includes seventeen bills for appropriation totaling 220,500 dollars and appointments to a county judge post, county treasurer, water and power resources board engineer, and two Philadelphia regulatory board members.
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United Press
Marrisgurg
Pinehut
Gnaledriva
Civyerion Pinehut
Water Diil Power Resources Board
Philadelphia Regulrtion Board
Verdict of Murder Against Princess
London reports a verdict of murder against Princess Marie Marguerite after a shooting in the prince’s suite at Nethew band. Witnesses say the incident followed a confrontation with Wilfid jnueHier and other officials.
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London
Wilfid jnueHier
Fotaeney
Juliet
Marie Marguerite
Nethaw
Princ Iylinty
Tuwslay
Heating project awarded to C M Stewart at East End
A school board meeting approved the Property committee heating and ventilating plan for the East End shows with the contract awarded to J M Stewart for $000.00. Other actions included bond approvals for TLE Manley and Ro Palmer, payment for street work on the Grand property, and continuing the Washington school project charging ChaMngua.
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East End
Board of Heducation
Ster
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Tope
Sweet
Laviland
J M Stewart
Tle
Manley
Lover
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Washington
Drinking on Giant Liner Opposed Sparks Political Clash
A sharp public dispute erupts over a regulation to stop liquor consumption aboard a luxury liner. Chairman Furfey opposes the ban, arguing it weakens safety and public order while a party member cites potential private liquor use inside state rooms. News mentions a politician named Stevens from Youngstown visiting with his mother.
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Ladnyy
Tate
Furfey
Tong
Farmers Face Heavy Loss on Wheat Crop
Wastington July 12 American farmers face losses estimated around 25 to 60 cents per bushel as wheat prices tumble. Experts warn farm gates could lose up to 600 million dollars for the wheat belt unless storage and disposal options improve with new agricultural credit support from Congress. The drop stems from world demand and rising wheat output in Canada and other nations, say officials from the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Enon
Aitwa Luni Mmung Ledders-Eay
Canada
Gray Silver
Fay Buieau Federation
Drowned in Rescue Attempt at Tallare River
Tallare Ohio July 1 A 48 year old man Park Kreitor drowned while rescuing Florence Stobbs an 11 year old girl who had waded into a sandbar near the river. Her sister Amity 19 and others attempted to help as Kreitor pulled the child to safety then vanished under returning waters.
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Tallalre
Ohio
Park Kreitor
Luhiow
Aehoo Boy
Florence Stobbs
Sinter Amity
Kreiltor
Emil
Florence
No Disorder Found After Local Police Inquiry
Police review a reported disturbance near Wilder rack southwest of the city. Officers found no violent incident or injured parties and reported neighbors stating a quarrel but no ongoing threat. Residents at the Jingleski home described a loud room and a minor dispute, with no evidence of a wider conflict.
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Palld Tae
Gsinmuier
Wiley
Ales Fingleski
Famits
Polive
Dynkle Ayil Spencer
Oluines TY Me Neighbore
Pretty Wedding Solemnized in Loveland
A wedding in Loveland on East Main street joined Miks Eval Loveland to Edwein Schoentich of Washington. Rev Redinger officiated under a rose arch. guests enjoyed a reception with roses and tulips. The couple will reside in Baltimore Maryland with the groom’s brother Herbert.
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Loveland
East Mainstreet
Miks Eval
Edwein Schoentich
Washington
PM Redinger
Schoouriel
Lee
Corry Post Recognized for Window Display
The current issue of Foreign Service features a photo of Corry Post No 204's puppy day window display at Draper Gravery on South Center Street. Art H Lanatony, a veteran, plus officers and members are pleased by national recognition sent to Miss Ellen McCain of Chicago for the display efforts.
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Foreign Service
Veterans of Foreign
Corny Post
Urson
Flour Prices Fall to New Low Records in St Ward
July report notes flour prices dropping to historic lows across major markets. Average rates hover near four dollars per barrel with notable sales at $16.25 in May and broader declines amid market volatility. Local observations mention the Western mill region and a significant shift in supply dynamics.
Record Dry Case Verdicts in All Counties
In Murray County area a county court report shows 26385 arrests for violations of the state dry laws. Of those tried 47 cases reached trial with 80 found guilty by juries, 210 pled guilty and 95 sworn not guilty. Grand juries disclosed 235 cases. 1516 arrests noted under governor program. Names unnamed.
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Smarrisberg
Maiaty
Durtriet
Grate
Ejuepbion
Cate
Tie Wille
Wits
Wage dispute talks delayed as miners, operators meet
Negotiations in a wage dispute between miners and anthracite operators are delayed with sessions planned by United Mine Workers District 1 at Wilkes Barre. A big convention is expected to clarify representation and influence the talks that run past July 28 with the current contract due to expire August 31. The outcome hinges on a difficult path to agreement amid uncertain representation for about 155000 workers in the district.
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Atlantic Tity
N J
Hauer Mineream
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Ypintrs
Sn Bisie
Bern
T She
Mrs.0 Hi Shion Visits Erie Today
Mrs.0 Hi Shion spent the day in Erie visiting local sights and meeting residents. The trip highlighted regional hospitality and included brief exchanges with community members.
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Hi Shion
Erie
Baldwin outlines postwar reparations policy and Allied cooperation
Premier Baldwin presents initial reparations policy urging Allied cooperation and German payment. He stresses settlement of interallied debts, Europe’s stability, and joint Britain France views with Italy, noting any German war debt assessment must be examined for progress.
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Baldwin
Europe
Hite
Germany
Stanley Baldwin
Avbreich
Pratce
Halrope
Italy
Bald
Las Vegas Editor Faces Contempt Over Libel Trial Turmoil
Chaos marks a libel trial scene in Las Vegas as editor Carl Magee faces direct contempt charges. Judge Leahy delays sentencing amid disputes over witness testimony and alleged intoxication claims, while defense attorney Hanna challenges the court. A profane letter to the judge provoking further disruption is read aloud as proceedings stall.
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United Presa Las Veg
Carl Magee
X . Duquerque
Ron Sumpt Charus
Askreit
Las Vegas
Askrin
Wilko
Wilkow
Asaen
Wilson
Richard T. Hanna
McGee
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Hanna
Hanji
Leahy
MM Padgett
George Tamme
Hudgett
Padgett
Jude Leahy
Perdinis
Henich
Iran
Benett
Still Lets Go Two Are Killed In West Scranton Fire
Still Lets Go two killed in West Scranton hotel and apartment building explosion. Monica Balzano 62 found dead, Joseph Opslosiewski a hotel bartender died from injuries. Police say moonshining evidence suspected. Walter Bursewelle, another bartender, is under arrest awaiting further developments.
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United Prox
Scranton
Monica Balzano
Josepht Opslosiewki
Walter Bulsewel
Thousands Endangered in Chile Storm Sweeps South America
Four steamers were wrecked or aground as tropical storms lashed Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay. Hundreds of houses lost roofs, the harbor was jammed with drifting ships, and the River Plate overflow caused major damage. Salvage efforts continued amid blackouts and disrupted telegraph service.
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United Press
Montevideo
Uriguay
Chile
Aryeh
Hui
Uruguay
Tasmay
Vil
Leiveryon
Safp
Iaindréd
Rusia
Sant Rosa
Debouier
Mont Merkand
Tretisis
Bahiai
Blaca
Euros
Mont Genii
Mae Groves and Rev Lon H Baughman Wed in NYC
Marriage notice from New York City reports Miss Mae Groves marrying Rev Lon He Baughman of Falls Creek Pennsylvania at the Little Church Around the Corner on June 20. The couple are well known locally and reside at the Mather District parsonage in Paw Paw, Wisconsin.
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Lon He Baughman
Falls Greelk
Phe
New York City
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