61 Die in Indiana coal mine blast
Sullivan Indiana reports a gas explosion at a coal mine causing 61 deaths. Rescue teams from the United States Bureau of Mines joined local crews, recovering bodies as crowds gathered. Officials say those trapped in the section of the mine were believed dead. families and local clubs organized aid for the affected workers' families.
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United States Bureau of Inlhen
Vincenned
Avena
Hiottom
Minera
Wiven
Reacuery
Timer Davidson
Sullivan
Bualnuss
Wiere- Mof
Ulesu
Ofbeldle
City Coal Company
Milne
Utes
Harry Anderson
Rhys Eaton
P. J. Dunning
Everatt Metcalf
John Collins
Ato
Tin Siunderg
Cho
Alice
Death of Dr. M. L. Burton UM president
Dr. Marlon Le Ray Burton president of the University of Michigan died in Ann Arbor after a sudden decline from strptococcus pleurisy following autumn illness. He was fifty, from Iowa, educated at Smith College and Minneapolis, and earlier spoke for Coolidge at the Republican convention in Cleveland. His widow and two children survive.
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Micl
Marlon le Ray Burton
University of Michigan
Burton
Tils
Michigan
Cleveland
Coolidge
Coolidge Simnels
Northampton
Masa
Smith College
Jows
Minneapolis
Bribery Charges Hit Two U S Marshals in Chicago
Two senior U S Marshals, Emery and Krakow, were arrested after federal investigators alleged they accepted bribes related to a court-ordered closure of a Southwest Side saloon. The arrests followed the resignation of Chief Deputy Sam Howard and come as part of a broader probe into the U S Marshals Service.
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U. S
Chicago
Uypheovnally
United States
Marstiil'a
Mardhal
Robert J. Levy
Onhe Stil
Ceelquadron
Sam Howard
Talen
Liven of Investigation
Department of Jusilee
Gloria Swanson Operated On In Paris
Glor ia Swanson the moving picture star was operated on in Paris after a period of illness. A statement from her physician said the procedure was performed several days ago and the actor is resting.
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Gloria Swanson
Paris
Pirik
Gloria'a Bushind
Iline
Tog Ha
Eisa Swanleon
Phystelia
Coast Guards Wound Capture Two in Rum Boat
Coast Guards wound two men and capture two others after a rum boat incident. A Coast Guard picket CU 2200 reported the skirmish occurred at night under darkness near the coast. The shelled vessel towed to safety, with officials stating the men were injured and transported for treatment.
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Soucester
Maga
Coast Guard
Sbandemnen
Cnwen
Nigohol
Kinteport
Tax cut urged on inheritance by Coolidge at national conference
President Coolidge urged economy in inheritance tax and gradual federal withdrawal from such taxation. He warned of complex multi jurisdiction taxes on stock on death and argued policies should be decided by the people under a clear law, not imposed by government. He stressed state cooperation and noted the burden on heirs of small estates.
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Washington
Coolidge
Nav Mona Lox Association
Rome
Scrapping of Naval Ships Is Completed
The Navy department announced that under the armament treaty 18 months were allowed for scrapping capital ships. A summary shows 783,040 tons scrapped at a cost of 107,428,620 dollars with 2,267,174 dollars earned from the scrapped material.
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Washington
Navy Department
State Department
Arma
France
Arms Missing Since 1922, League Reports Losses
Geneva report to the League of Nations notes 144 million dollars of arms imports unaccounted for in the years through 1922. The League commission finds that while nations including the United States reported exports of 220.5 million dollars, actual imports total only 80.4 million dollars.
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League
Geneva
League of Nations
Two Held After Girl Burns to Death in Auto
The incident at Creeh Bay near Win Mise Murthy Mar shal details a girl who burned to death when a vehicle collided with another machine. The coroner’s inquest is underway as officers hold two men, Obanlesen and William Boehm of Shiwino, pending investigation.
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Creeh Bay
Win
Mise Murthy Marshal
Wis
Vrs
Obanlesen
William Boehm
Shiwino
Coumnntona
Age
Son Kills, Aged Parents, Self to End Suffering
WIL Dyn, a forty-year-old West Point graduate, killed Minnd Mrs. WV, D, Din and then shot himself to relieve his aged parents of holy suffering. Police report details are scarce due to OCR garble but indicate a family tragedy ending in self-inflicted death.
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Oresen
Towi
Wil Dyn
West Point
Wis
Winsome Hats For Kiddies And Chic Knitted Golf Coats
A vivid spring Fashion note highlights children's bonnets with ribbons and roses, and adult golf coats with color blocks and reversible collars. It covers hat designs, delicate trims, pastel color trends, and elaborates on materials like mohair and straw braid suitable for the season.
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Paris
Long Unrecognized Talent From Melba’s Early Struggles
The Columbus Dispatch recounts how Melba, famed for her powerful voice, faced rebuffs in her early career. In 1888 Arthur Sullivan deemed her voice not yet suitable for the Royal Opera, and Sig. Alberto Randegger refused to take her as a pupil, revealing the challenges she overcame before rising to international renown.
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Melba
Arthur Sullivan
Hip Synyoy Opera Company
Sig
Alberto Randegger
Columbus Dispatch
Thought of a Man for His Money In Boston Transcript
A fragment quotes a remark about a man and money attributed to Marie Yegs, reflecting on failed attempts to bind a man for funds, noted in the Boston Transcript.
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Marie—Yegs
Boston Transcript
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