Rail engineers threaten strike across multiple lines
Chicago reports that locomotive engineers from six railroads discuss a possible strike to force recognition of a separate grievance agreement with their international brotherhood. Negotiations with Union Pacific Southern Pacific and others have stalled, with a strike vote anticipated for some carriers.
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Locomotive Group
International Brotherhood
Bdxington
Brotherhood
Missouri Pacific
Carminal Railroad Association of
St. Louis
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Edrington
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Achison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Raiio
Widssean
Chago
Brr
Grops Hard Hit as Rains Fall
Drought worsens damage to small grains and grasses in South Dakota spring wheat areas and neighboring counties. Other crops like corn hold up well amid dry spells with knee high plants, while feed dwindles in dry regions though livestock remain in good condition.
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South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Exports Of Liquor In Windsor Decrease In June
Windsor reports official export figures show liquor and beer shipments from Canadian docks fell by 25.0 cases in June compared with May. May shipments stood at 68,000 cases, while June declined to 43,000 cases as U S prohibition and customs patrols along the Detroit river mobilized.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
United
Tourist growth in Hills In reaches up to 40 percent
Rapid checks by Secretary R L Bronson of the chamber of commerce show 35 to 40 percent more visitors at the Black Hills area this summer than last year. Parks report steady gains with several new camps opening. The Alex Johnson hotel, not fully open until late last year, remains crowded through spring and summer.
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Rapidaliy
Black ‘Hille
R. L. Bronson
Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce
Alex Johnson
Five Mile Deep Discovered Near Japan by Ocean Trench
Washington July 3 Dis covery of a vast ocean trough near Japan more than five miles deep ranks as the sixth greatest submarine depth known to man. The Fleming trough lies at 23.8 N 144.1 E depths reach 28 380 feet over a 106 mile stretch and 26 400 feet for 20 miles.
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Washington
Japan
Ocean
Fleming
John. A. Fleming
Department of Terrestrial Magnetism
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Pacific
Mindanao
Philippines
Luscarora
Mariana
Guam
Kermadec
Aldrich
New Zealand
Solomon Deep
Solomon Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Porto Rico
Steal Platinum and Gold at Springs
Dr. Harry C. Whitney, a city dentist, reported theft of gold scrap and platinum valued at 125 dollars from his Springs office. He suspects the burglary occurred Saturday night or Sunday. The county sheriff is investigating. no other burglaries were reported.
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Wellington
Springs
Harry C. Whitney
Whitney
Sherif
Untin Bowler Flies Toward Berlin From Chicago
The Untin Bowler amphibian departed from Chicago at 8 48 am on July 2 heading for Berlin Ohio with a Milwaukee stop. Passengers include Robert Gast Parker Cramer and aviation editor P Robert Waad. A mail cargo carried letters from Governor Kohler of Wisconsin to President von Hindenburg and from Milwaukee Mayor Haan to Berlin Mayor Moess.
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Chicago
Lake’ Michigan
Berlin
Milwaukee
Europe
Robert
Gast
Kentuck
Parker Cramer
Clarion
Robert Waad
the Tribune
Grants Park
Fred Kohler
Wisconsin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Haan
Moess
the- Muslic
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Honor and Experts
A garbled text fragment mentions honor and experts with phrases about appropriate come in and wealth. No identifiable names, dates, places, or events are clear from the readable portion.
Philosophers and scientists debate death with mercy
The article reports on opponents of state killing for mercy arguing against absolute certainty of a patient’s desire to die and highlighting risks of misdiagnosis. It notes Abbe Peillaube and Edouard Le Roy caution against legislative overreach while Berthelmy calls for moral examination of mercy killings.
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Richet
Abbe Peillaube
Catholic Institute
Edouard, le Roy
Col‘lege
France
Berthelemy
University of Partia Y ‘Law
Quiet Fourth Planned in Huron Amid Limited Public Celebrations
July 4 observance in Huron will be quiet with only private fireworks. The American Legion sponsors celebrations but no organized public events. Businesses close all day, people travel to Black Hills and Belle Fourche for gatherings, while golf and picnics fill the day.
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Huron
Yixcept
American, Legion
Yale
Ed Huron
Black Hills
Belle: Fourche
Huronnion
Weskingtsonite
Washington
Adip Pating
Boy Plunges 120 Feet to Death at Iowa Windmill
In Harly Iowa near July 3 Fos ter Irwin 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Irwin farmers, climbed an 8 foot wind mill with his father to aid repairs. He slipped through a platform over a 90 foot well and fell to the bottom.
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Harly
Iowa
Foster Irwin
Clifford Irwin
California Fire Under Control In San Francisco Area
A large California fire along the residential valley across the bay burned many summer homes and art collections. Officials estimate losses between 500000 and 1000000 dollars as 4000 firefighters fought a stiff breeze to push the blaze away from the city, with flames retreating toward Cancade Canyon and Mount Tamatpata.
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San. Francisco
Tarjalpala
Cancade
Mt. “Tamatpata
Rapid City Starts New Weather Service
Rapid City announces a new weather service with periodic observations over the Black Hills. Clarence B. Lang of Beatrice Neb has been employed at the local weather bureau to manage the added duties and oversee three hour report deliveries.
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Rapid City
RAPID
City
Black Hills
Omaha
Lelevery
Clarence
B. Lang
Beatrice
Neb
Weather Bureau
Post Office Suspends Activities on July 4
Post office services halted on July 4 with notices of closure and suspended work. A. B. provides the account and context for the temporary shutdown and its impact on local mail handling.
Farm Board Aims to Aid Farmer Self Help
Hutchinson Kansas July 2 The new federal farm board is said to hope it can help farmers become self supporting as Alexander Legge of Chicago chairman discusses the board’s aim during Kansas wheat harvest. Washington July 3 President Hoover urges reconsideration of W Moserip of Lake Elmo Minnesota who declined to serve on the federal farm bonds after a conference with Hoover and Secretary Hyde. He had been chosen to represent the dairy industry and leads Twin City Milk Producers Association.
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Burley Tobacco Co-operatives Association
Federal Farm Board
Williams
Olahoma City
Okla
Stone
Lexington
Hutchinson
Kansas
Alexander Legge
Chicago
Farm Board
Legge
Washington
Moserip
Lake Elmo
Minn
Lina
Federal Farm
Hoover
Hyde
MUK Producers Association
Ine Il
OLY
Sof
Senate
Dinanca Committee
Ambangador Sers Raora
Cuba
Hie
Siaogt
Politios
United States
A. F. Pinard Named Sheriff in Jerauld County
Wellington July 3 Special A F Pinard resident of this city and long time Jerauld county highway superintendent was appointed sheriff by the county board. He succeeds James J Carson who resigned to devote time to his wholesale business. Pinard previously served as sheriff before Carson’s term Van Schryer of this city named highway superintendent to replace Pinard.
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Wellington
Springs
A. F. Pinard
Jerauld County
Hielway
Board of Commissionera
Mr. Pinard
James J. Carson
Pinard
Carson
van Schryer
Plinard
Weather Summary for Huront and Dakota Regions
Weather forecast indicates thunder showers this afternoon or tonight with cooler air moving in from the west. South Dakota and northern areas may see unsettled conditions with cooler temperatures tonight and into tomorrow, especially in central portions. anticipate occasional showers in eastern sections.
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Huront
Dakota
Fenars ‘Central
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