Wireless Phone Proves Success in Atlantic Test
New York reports two passengers aboard the Columbus spoke by wireless telephone across 150 miles of Atlantic. Frau More fit Sempler and Frau Berolzheimer communicated while at sea using a duplex sender and receiver set. Carl Gerstang of the Columbus describes the Telefunken system operating on 1800 or 1400 meters, with two years of experiments overcoming antenna interference.
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New
York
Sempler
Europe
Columbus
Mra
Berolzheimer
Deutschland
Atlantic
Columboe
Tore
Carl Gerstang
Batin
Telefunken Company
Germany
Gerstung
Cabinet members on vacation drift to summer scenes
Washington's cabinet spreads to vacations as Kellogg and Mellon depart for St Paul and Long Island retreats. Jardine Work Hoover Wilbur head west, Weeks recovers in Massachusetts, Davis heads to Europe, New has returned briefly, and Sargent resumes Justice duties after New England trip.
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Washington
Cool- Adge
Swampscott
Delta
Kellogg
Mellon
Thorsdey
St.Paul
Long Island
Jardine
Work
Hoover
Wilbur
West
Massachusetts
Davis
Europe
New
Sargent
Dortment of Justice
New England
Toyyr
50 000 Witness Bouts for Charity in Gotham
A Polo Grounds charity show in New York drew about 50 000 spectators. Harry Greb defended the middleweight crown in a 25 round bout array that featured Mickey Walker at welterweight. Charley Weinert fought as second, with Harry Wills defeating Jimmy Slattery in a scheduled 12 rounder. The event highlighted a notable lineup and crowd energy.
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Gotham New York
Harry Greb
Big Crown
Jatter
Viciors
Mickey Walker
Harry
Wills
Charley Weinert
David “Shade
California
Shadow of
Jimmy’ ‘Slattery
Pride of
Buffalo
Lan Pifal
Polo Grounds
Modernist Baptists Win Two Fights at Convention
In Seattle the Modernists secured two key wins at the Northern Baptist Convention. Opponents seeking to block delegates from Park Avenue Baptist Church of New York were defeated, and a motion challenging recalls from foreign fields was voted down 742 to 574. Accredited delegates were seated following the votes.
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Seattle
Wash
Night Air Mail Becomes Reality Between Chicago and New York
The Chicago to New York night air mail service opened with 61st flight arrivals and ceremonial messages from city and business leaders. A De Havilland with a Liberty engine departed from Maywood field at 7 30 daylight time carrying flowers for Mr. John Coolidge, gifted by Vice President Dawes who led the inauguration address broadcast across Chicago stations.
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Chicago
Cilcags
New York
United States
Cleveland
de Haviland
Charles @. Dawes
Milk Co Operative Receivership in Midwest
Federal Judge Wilkerson placed the Milk Producers Co Operative into receivership. John T. Williams secretary T R Keene and Chaorios EB Wing were named receivers as three farmers filed the petition alleging nearly 100 000 owed on ten year bonds with unpaid interest. The company built by about 1000 farmers across Wisconsin Illinois Indiana, with 204 000 invested and six plants valued at 260 000. Litigation expected to pursue sale of the plant.
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Chicago
Milk Producers Co- Operative Company
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Wilkerson
John T. Williams
T. R. Keene
Chaorios EB. Wing
2. W. Roemer
Roemer
Special Bonus Bureau Discontinues Work
Washington announces the discontinuance of the adjusted compensation branch of the Adjutant General's office. About 70 percent of DA entitled to bonuses had been adjudicated, with future handling to be managed by the War Department's World division, though the move does not affect the processing of applications.
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Washington
Adjutant I
Offica Wat
War Department
Alma
Misa Mary McSkimmon Elected N E A Leader
Misa Mary McSkimmon president of Pierce school Brookline Mass was elected president of the National Education Association at the convention. She succeeds Jesse H Newton of McHool Denver Cole. McSkimmon won about 60 percent of the votes over her rival Cornelia Adair of Norfolk Va who received 428.
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Misa Mary McSkimmon
N. E. A. Indianapolis
Misa Mary McSkisman
Pierce School
Brookline
Mass
National Education Association
Jesse H.nevwton
British Planes Hit Rebels United Fronts In Mesopotamia
Severe fighting at Sutal in Mesopotamia forced Kurdish rebel Shele Mahmood to flee across the Paralun frontier. British aircraft inflicted casualties on the enemy as they pressed the pursuit amid ongoing clashes with rebel forces.
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Bagdad
Sutal
Ipumleh
Mesopotamia
Shele - Mahmood
Paralun Frontier
Crossing Border Incident Reported at Columbia
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crossing border incident at Columbia involving regglutiontats and a person named Alfonso de la Buerth. Details are unclear due to damaged text and OCR errors.
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Faso
Coxan
A. Hoody
Acrosa
Plans to Rebuild Santa Barbara After Earthquake Destruction
Santa Barbara works toward reconstruction after a devastating quake that killed eleven and damaged millions in property. Officials, bankers, engineers, and Governor Richardson mobilize a $20,000,000 revolving fund. relief materials, food, and temporary bank sites flood the city as damages rise to about $5,000,000 to $10,600,000 with several historic hotels condemned and repairs underway.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Clearing House Association
Walla
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Richardson
City Hall
Red Cross Society
Cooley
Carrillo
Arlington
Arlington Hotel
Mra
Perking
Ariington
Iawna
Mellon Predicts New Basis for Dry Prohibition Enforcement
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon said prohibition enforcement will move to a new, effective basis. He cited the delivery of the last three dry navy destroyers, smuggling treaties in force, and the Andrew reorganization program as key factors driving his optimism. The Treasury aims for more rapid, decisive enforcement as the plan unfolds.
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Mellon
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Treasury
Bergdoll's Mother Wins Back $140,000 in Cash
Philadelphia report shows special master Morris recommended the alien property custodian return Mrs. Emm C Bergdoll $140,000 seized cash plus further assets valued at hundreds of thousands. Judge Morris denied the custodian's claim that Mrs Bergdoll held Grover Bergdoll property worth $452,840.
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Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Cuba Sugar Crop Reaches Record 1995 Harvest Level
Havana reports Cuba's 1995 sugar crop at 5.1 million tons, the largest in its history, with related plant outputs valued at about $128.28 million, according to an Agriculture Department announcement.
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Cuba
Havana
Department of Agriculture
De Bono Appointed Governor of Tripali in Africa
General Da Bono, once leading the Paclat army, was named governor of Tripali, Italian territory in Africa, signaling a strategic administrative shift during colonial governance.
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de Bono
Rome
Paclat
da Bono
Tripali
Africa
Government Market Quotations Week of June 26
U S government market quotes covering fruits vegetables and livestock prices in Chicago and regional markets. Notes include potato cobbler prices per barrel and per 100 pounds, salmon prices, cattle calf beef and lamb ranges, grain bids for No 1 wheat No 2 red winter and No 2 yellow corn, hay figures for timothy alfalfa and prairie, and dairy prices for butter and cheese across major cities.
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Washington
Virginia Irish Cobblers
North Corolina Cobblers
Buea Triumphe
Chicago
California
Cantore
O. B. Valdoubts
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bt. Louis
Hay
No. Timothy
Prairie
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Butler to Quit Fight to Clean Up Philadelphia
General Smetley Butler, director of safety, said he would resign at year end after failing to curb crime in Philadelphia while accusing politicians of double crossing him. He vowed to continue opposing political influence on the job and noted limited support from the city.
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Philadelphia
Butler
Philadelphi
Coolidge Returns to Summer White House in Swampscott
President Coolidge returns to the summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts after motoring 192 miles from Plymouth. He leaves Col John Cowlinge and doctor Coupal on duty while he contemplates a possible dash to Plymouth as Colonel John recovers from a near fatal operation.
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Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Plymouth
Col
John Cowlinge
Tenat
Doctor Coupal
Young John
Swampecott
Colonel John
France Plans Immediate Payment of Debt to United States
France approves action to fund its 4 billion dollar debt to the United States. The cabinet backs sending a note via the foreign minister to the United States and will transmit the message through Ambassador Herrick once formally delivered.
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France
U. S
United States
Madrid peace terms drafted for Abd el Krima rebel leader
Madrid conference participants prepare peace terms for Abd-el-Krima leader of the Ritiang in Moreoven. French foreign office reports only cautious confidence, while Abd el Stelin’s stance remains unclear amid the talks.
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Madrid
Abd-el-Krima
Ritiang
Moreoven
Abd el Stelin
Doctor Little Heads University of Maine to Michigan
Dr. GC Little, long serving president of the University of Maine, resigns to accept the presidency of the University of Michigan. The move shifts leadership as Maine announces a successor.
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Little
U. of M. Orona
Mainea
GC. Littleham
University of Maine
University of Michigan
Iowa State News signals varied farm and civic topics
The report covers floods affecting roads in nine counties, highway costs, autobike use projections, and a Des Moines fort training camp. It notes creamery counts in northern Iowa, farm bureaus’ fall projects, insurance loss trends, and a Guthrie county homecoming. Also mentions aviation interest, a Park County memorial issue, and rail service changes.
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Fort Des Moines
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Ning
Ninth Highway
Atude
Stamer School
Cornell
Allege
Whitlam HH
Keun
Mise Merle Ward
Red Oak
College of Missions
Inianapola
India
Jamales
Henry R. Kenjiy
Chakalooxa
Iowa
Lows Railroad Commission
Northwest
Minnesota
J. B. Regan
Fraight
The
Rock Inland Railroad
Ehitplary
Towa
Polk County
Anamosa
Inwa State College
Vira Insurances
Ilown
Iawa
Ded Maines
Manufacturers’ Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Inwa
Guthria County
L. J. Dickerson
Air Mart
Greene County
Rock Island Railroad
Voto
Ihan
Polk County Farm Bureau
Stata
Practic al Youth Ti wae tt the senior rrrom and they were sitting out a dance
Two youths in a moonlit promenade discuss future plans at a dance. One asks if graduation is near and contemplates taking a practical step forward, weighing emotions and responsibilities as the moment passes.
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Modernist Baptists
Nelson Johnson
Division of Forenstern Affairs
Stave Department
Department
China
John Hertz
Yellow Cab Company
General Motora Company
Iowa State News
New York State Penitentiary
Charles S. Many
St. Ossining
N. Y
Moore
Aspirin
Bayer
Mandy “Doayer
Flowers F
Ditlings
Milwaukee
Koys
Bellans
LLANS
Emer
Allen
Aden
Addrusn Allen
le Roy
N.Y
Eh Pasoun deWlahd
Pes Ays
Cheampan
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