Resolute and Shamrock Clash in America's Cup Race
Resolute leads Shamrock by half a mile at Sandy Hook as wind limits threaten the final America's Cup race. Shore observers note light winds and multiple postponements with the two yachts unable to finish within six hours.
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Earthquake Causes Damage in Santiago Chile
AP reports a morning quake in central Chile with vertical movement affecting Los Andes area. Glass dome at Fine Arts building in Santiago shattered. minor damage and injuries later reported. A separate sharp quake at 1 02 am in Los Angeles rattled downtown windows but caused no damage.
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Coolidge Receives Nomination Acceptance in Northampton
Govern or Calvin Coolidge formally accepted the Republican vice presidential nomination in Northampton. The ceremony at Smith College included an address by Dr N Clark Lecke and invocation by Rev Kenneth B Welles. Governor Coolidge delivered a broad keynote aligning with the party platform and Senator Harding’s recent speech.
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Cox and Pomerene Hold Conference on Campaign Expenditures
Dayton report on July 27 describes Gov. Cox and Senator Pomerene meeting to discuss campaign contributions and expenditures. Cox plans to proceed with accepting the Democratic nomination for president while Pomerene visits Canton and considers arranging further senate inquiry into campaign funding.
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Cummings Sees President in Washington Meeting
Tomer 3. Commiues former chairmagnal use democratic diational committee spent half an hour with President Wilson Monday discussing the League of Nations and other questions. George Losee of Bremena, a jug rid er, is under arrest after his flivver struck several persons near Bremen. he is held on a $600 bond.
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Allied Soviet Conference In London Likely Answer Today
The Allied-Soviet conference in London is expected to respond to the Russian note as soon as today, with officials signaling a probable briefing on the proposed terms. Diplomats say both sides are pressing for a concrete reply and a swift path to resuming talks.
Army Planes Flight From Mineola To Nome Doors Edmonton
Four United States army planes on a Mineola to Nome flight diverted to Edmonton after taking off at 10 o clock. Germany will not join Soviet forces to escape obligations German foreign secretary Dr Walter Simons repudiated the suggestion in a Reichstag speech.
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Newspapers Express Views On Program And Final Decisions
Paris reports say all papers stress the new situation stemming from the Russian note and the Boulogne talks between Millerand and Lloyd George to decide on replies. In Bielostok, Poland, evacuation proceeds as Americans report 60 thousand residents flee amid looting and hunger while Soviet forces clash outside the city.
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Wheat prices plunge across markets with losses posted
In Chicago the wheat market fell 11 34 to 14 cents a bushel with an 8 cent drop yesterday. Kansas City futures slid 13 to 14 cents while corn declined five cents at the close. San Francisco reports Japan seeking inquiry into a Marysville fire affecting Japanese firms. the consul general doubts incendiary cause.
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Twelve Year Old Boy Drowns While Swimming
A twelve year old boy, Alec Tiechocki of South Bend, drowned while swimming with playmates at a clay hole near the Phree To rail road bridge close to South Bend. Police recovered the body after his mother shopped nearby and identified his clothes. His brother watched from shore as officers dragged the area.
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Acceptance by House of Report Conferees Sets Fuel and Food Price Probe
TheHouse of Representatives accepted a conference report directing a formal investigation into rising fuel and food prices. The measure calls for examining causes and potential remedies amid public concern over inflation and consumer costs.
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Legislators Hope for Quick Adjournment of Special Session
Indiana lawmakers, weary after two weeks, push for adjournment as conference committees tackle bills on home rule, tax audits, and wage index for coal and feed prices. Debate centers on Ripley and Tothill tax measures and pending war memorial and county road bills. A Mitchell car collision ends with a rooster hit.
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Indiana to Get Four Regiments in War Plan
The article states Indiana is assigned four regiments including artillery at Camp Patton and infantry at Fort Brown as part of an army reorganization. It notes camps such as Camp Lewis and Fort Brown and mentions the week of July for the plan, with districts submitting quotas based on population.
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Artificial Means for Boy to Breathe
Four year old Wilbur Simeon of So Bend lies between life and death at home with three doctors attending. He breathes through a tube inserted in his neck connecting to the trachea, after surgeons removed an obstruction from the larynx. If he stays strong enough to breathe through the tube until healing, he will recover. An automobile driven by Charles Widlips of Warsingin was damaged when struck by a street car.
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Jaffar Tayar’s Bands Reported Fleeing In All Directions
In Athens a report says Jaffar Tayar and his bands are fleeing in every direction as troops move toward Adiiahome. Col Jafar Paya, described as a local leader, reportedly fled toward the Bulgaria border amid disintegrating forces. An aged woman is noted as having measles, and Mrs Levi Campbell of Avilla is listed as a measles patient.
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The Weather Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and on Wednesday with little change in the overall pattern. Dry air and light breezes are expected across the region with comfortable evening temperatures.
Mishawaka Driver Fined For Unlicensed Operation
Gail Teaters was cited in Mishawaka for operating a vehicle without a valid license and ordered to pay fines and costs.
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Milk Dealers Fight New City Ordinance in Kansas City
Four large milk distributing companies in Kansas City oppose a new milk grading ordinance claiming it would make milk a prohibitive luxury. An embargo was announced with no fine set. George Trump leads the Goshen plant management of Sargent Wool Cleaners, a Dry Cleaning pioneer in Goshen.
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Detective work intensifies in Detroit murder case
Police pursue new theory after Mrs. Trembull's confession that Mrs. Leroy planned schemes before death. A second trunk with vital organs may hold clues to whether the killing was a criminal operation. Efforts extend to locating unclaimed baggage and identifying Mrs Leroy's husband and Miss Leroy’s identity with ties to New York baggage clears.
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Democratic Women Of Indiana Establish Headquarters
Mrs. Foster McCulloch of Fort Wayne opened headquarters with the state central committee at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis and began organizing the women voters of Indiana. She will remain in Indianapolis until after the November election.
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Developments in Illinois Indiana Strike Averted
Ongoing talks between unions and employers in Illinois and Indiana show no action yet as officials negotiate. No strike date or concessions have been announced, keeping workers on duty while discussions continue.
Mines Close Half in Indiana as Union Strike Widespread
Officials of the United Mine Workers report extensive mine closures across Indiana. Plants at Clinton, Bicknell, Terre Haute, Linton, Jasonville, and nearby towns show suspensions with hundreds of workers laid off. No national action taken yet, but despatches indicate deeper troubles through the state.
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Miners Strike Spreads Across Indiana Coal Fields
Evansville reports about 000 miners idle as the Indianapolis region joins a nationwide coal strike. Webb leads walkout Saturday in sympathy with Woodstock workers. most Gilson County mines continue operations while Terre Haute and nearby districts assess the situation. At Springfield Illinois, over twenty independent mines face disruptions as day shift workers join the strike, prompting warnings of jail terms for operators under new government contracts.
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Tragic Pedestrian Crash Claims Two in Alba Area
Kenneth Chatee 122 of Noulesviedi city died instantly when an ad truck struck a Mouen passenger train. His father Ouvrus Chane 46 was fatally injured. The crash occurred near Alba as Mrs Thomas Wilters of Mistrawalkia died later at St Josenis hospital from injuries. Died was interred at Colonia Michigan.
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Commissioners reject bid for Verkey Creek road paving
St Joseph officials rejected the bid from J. Siuitu Construction Company for paving Verkey Creek road with voiturete. The decision aimed to hold the price in line with project requirements and avoid overrun.
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