First Aerial Mail Route Sets Record Flight East
New York June 13. Charles Hamilton flew the first aerial mail route to Philadelphia in 1 hour 31 minutes outbound, then 1 hour 36 minutes return, averaging 64.68 mph. He delivered Governor Hughes and Mayor Gaynor messages, faced engine trouble, and landed near South Amboy. The feat proves fast city to city mail delivery by air, demonstrating reliability of the new service.
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Abe Hummel on Bubonic Ship in San Francisco Quarantine
Abe Hummel, the former New York attorney jailed for a crime, travels via Nippon Mora to an infected liner held in quarantine near Alcatraz Island. Three cases of plague were found aboard the ship. Hummel left Paris months ago aiming for the Orient and had vowed not to return to the United States, but now plans a brief stay in his home country.
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Wilton Brooking Sets Higher Flight Record at Aviation Meet
In Indianapolis on June 13 Wilton Brooking broke the world auto-flight height record at 84 12 feet during the aviation meet. He achieved a speed of sixty miles an hour in a show of skill alongside other entrants from Orrville and Winnie Wright, while demonstrations drew crowds at the aerodrome.
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City Parks to Host Weekly Electro-Technic Band Concerts
Park commissioners arrange with Electro-Technic band Gnit Shoabar directing to give a concert every week in the city’s larger public parks through the summer starting Wednesday June 22. First show set for Swinney Park with further concerts at Reservoir, Lawton, Weisser and Swinney Parks.
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Attack on Butter and Egg Board in Chicago
District Attorney Bima asks U.S. Circuit Court to enjoin the butter and egg board from issuing quotations and seeks its dissolution. The petition claims the board’s quotations on butter and eggs have varied over three years, with insiders on the quotations committee buying from producers below open market prices.
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Queer fire at Ryan home near Old Fort Black
A neighbor extinguished a porch fire at the Ryan residence in Old Fort Black, hours before midnight. The blaze, believed set with poured fuel, caused about 400 damage and did not draw the fire department. The house sits near the central fire engine house in a populous part of the city.
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Debate over Roosevelt's speech in London Commons
June 14 in the hours of commons, conservatives press for course on Roosevelt debate. Kameni yo Huokol members insist on review of Mr. Roosevelt's actions and feigned support for his reported positions amid Egyptian affairs discussion.
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No Clue To House Thief In Warsaw Police Seek Thief
Warsaw Ind June 13 police report no arrests yet as they search for thief who stole a coat and other items from a rack near the county court house Saturday night a $126 reward has been offered for the thief’s apprehension and the return of the missing goods.
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Governor at Notre Dame Commencement Address Grand Gathering
Governor Thomas Ro Marshall spoke at Notre Dame University to a large alumni and visitor turnout for commencement. The event followed a robust Alumni Reunion with many graduates remaining for the ceremonies. Election of officers for the Notre Dame University Alumni Association was announced, with multiple vice presidents and a secretary and treasurer named. A senior law clinic event Saturday evening featured Colonal William Haynes and Judge Howard as guests of honor.
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Henry A.breis
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Howard
Quits Race for Trustee Announced in Local Vote
William Pruechtenicher withdrew from the race for school trustee in a town council vote. He cited the interests of the schools and said he preferred leaving the contest to other gentlemen. The council will name a trustee tonight between Anselm Fuelbor and the current holder, both Democrats, with others named as possible candidates.
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Charles H. “Worden
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New Club House Contract Awarded to Contractor Rump
The city awards the contract to erect a new club house with an estimate near 18000 dollars. Work will start immediately under revised plans by Architect C. H. Weatherhoay. The project aims to streamline construction and enhance the neighborhood, reflecting the devetors go building wimances.
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Dolliver Defends Tariff Amid Fraud Charges in Senate
Senator Dolliver rebutted insurgent critics during a June 13 speech in the Senate. He attacked tariff opponents while defending civil appropriations totaling 738 million dollars and a separate 260 thousand dollars for information gathering. He criticized insurgent leaders and linked party loyalty to the administration’s tariff strategy, calling for disciplined support of the president’s program.
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Bail bill stalls as ICC review delays raises rates
Washington June 12 The administration and Senate Republicans near agreement on a bail bill but a key stalemate persists as a 44 to 4 framework allows a period for pension rate increases. The bill hinges on a pending Interstate Commerce Commission investigation to determine rate increases and related changes.
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Creditors Resist Bankruptcy Discharge Hearing
Deputy clerk of the United States court sends notices for a final hearing on a petition for discharge from bankruptcy filed by Kimnpp Frathers Albert L and Lea S. Heaviest creditors are expected to attend at a time and place to be announced. The purpose is to decide whether the bankrupts may be discharged.
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Weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
Weather bulletin from Washington reports for Tuesday and Wednesday. Strong winds and variable conditions with notable temperature swings. Local temperatures show a maximum around and a minimum near six o'clock, with notes of fair to poor visibility and temperate conditions across areas.
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Republicans Face Tough November Elections Across States
New York World reports across the nation Republican groups contend with tariff, cost of living, factional splits, and perceived mismanagement while Democrats gain momentum. In Pennsylvania, searches for a governor candidate stir party unity as dissatisfactions rise and primary challenges intensify against key incumbents.
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New York Republican Party in Demoralized State
Albany dispatch outlines a shattered Republican coalition under Gov Hughes and party infighting. It notes demoralization, mismanagement accusations, and calls for a strong leader as Democrats rally behind Lindbergh era reforms while Roosevelts rehabilitation aims to restore party machinery amid high living costs and public discontent.
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Massachusetts Republicans Brace for Desperate Battle
The Massachusetts Republican state committee trains for a decisive fight in Congress and state races. Democrats cite rising campaign costs and cite Foss’s surprising multiple election win as proof of strength, while Draper faces a tough bid for a third term aided by labor votes.
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Virginia political clash shapes Virginia races in 11th district
Richmond dispatch notes a tense political scene as the high cost of living is debated and Democratic nominee Harry C. Stuart faces a challenge in the northern Virginia district. The article mentions contest dynamics in the 11th district, with Republican opposition pressuring Democrats in Congress and potential shifts in party loyalties.
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Maine political debate shadows September election
Maine voters face debate over state governance cost and the Unser question as September elections approach. Republican leaders acknowledge it would be miraculous to keep control. A Democratic governor has not yet won re election, while party leaders consider past era politics and the enduring influence of party figures as the campaign unfolds.
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Unser
Taralne Maine
Grner
Bert J. Fernall
Paland
Fire claims many lives as sprinkler tank fails in Herald building
In Montreal a roof sprinkler tank collapsed sending thirty tons of water and debris into the Herald building basement. Firefighters rescued dozens trapped by falling walls as flames and smoke filled the front, while a priest administered rites to the injured. Pred Vidal endured a grave rescue, later freed but with broken legs and ribs.
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Police Seek Clues to Trunk Mystery in Lake Coma Case
Milan police pursue leads in a perplexing case involving Mary Scott Castle Chariton found murdered and placed in a trunk at Lake Coma. Detectives report several clues but offer few public details, while a San Francisco connection surfaces and a New York lawyer is mentioned in relation to a separate incident.
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