Amundsen Faged Death Near Pole
The Dagbladet reports Amundsen’s Arctic expedition endured four weeks on ice near the Pole with crew of nine rescued by the fishing vessel Stoally. Leif Dietrichsen and Oskar Omdahl fell in the water. Lincoln Mieworth saved them. Amundsen and Hjalmar Risser Larsen were separated but later reached safety.
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Dagbladet
Amundsen Northis
Aretic
Newseper
King’s Bay
Anya
Dagladet
Fyera
Baldery
Amundsen
Leif Dietrichsen
Oskar Omdahl
Lincoln Mieworth
Hjalmar Risser Larsen
Sfoelly
Nila Wollan
Huggle Bay
Spitabergen
Motora
Amundgen
Ing’s Bay
Kings Bay
Wollan
Mowincke i
Polar
M. Calwagen
Ellatworth
Ellsworth
Sinclair Cleared of Fraud in Oil Leases
In Cheyenne Wyoming the federal judge ruled in an equity case that the Sinclair oil lease negotiated with Harry Sinclair and former Secretary Albert B. Fall was legitimate. The court found this verdict necessary after reviewing testimony, depositions and briefs, despite public unpopularity.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dome
Harry B
Sinclair
Albert B
T. Blake Kennedy
Federal District
United States
Wyoming
Reserve
Kennedy
MacMillan Begins Ninth Polar Voyage Aboard Peary
Lieutenant Commander Donald B Hallen leads the crew aboard the steamer Peary as it sails on the ninth voyage to polar regions amid roaring and whistling sounds.
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MacMillan
Polar
Donald B
Hallen
Peary
Ollefally
Arctic
Winchester donor pledges major gift for Harvard paralysis institute
A fragmented clipping notes a donor from Winchester pledging eighty thousand dollars toward a Harvard paralysis institute. It mentions a fifty thousand dollar earmark and ties to a foundation or commission, with unclear details and attributions.
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Boate
George of
Winchester
Harvard Infantieralysis Commission
Food Costs Rise As April Prices Edge Higher
Sparse readable text indicates food cost increases in April with mentions of rising rates. No clear figures or locations available. article fragment suggests general inflationary trend affecting households. Further details needed for precise entities or dates.
Society Girl Drowns After Falling From Liner at Sea
New York reports Elizabeth Mary Cromwell twenty one daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Cromwell of 711 Park Avenue drowned at sea while sailing to Rotterdam with cousin Mrs Stocks Millar of Chicago. Radiogram from Frederick Mills says efforts to save her were made. She was related to the Cromwell twins who died after leaping from a Lorraine deck years ago. Lincoln Cromwell says his daughter did not know her cousins.
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New York
Biss
Elizabeth Mary Cromwell
Airs
Lincoln Cromwall
Park Avenue
Junior League
Rotterdam
Stocks Millar
Chicago
Cromwell
Frederick Mills
Union Square Ravings
Misa Cromwell
Dorothea
Gladys Cromwel
Geatha Atx
Lorraine
Bordeaux
Frederick Cromwell
New York Stock Exchange
Red Cross
France
Lincoln Cromwell
Farman Firm on Germ Plot at Shepherd Trial
State's Attorney Crowe balks at calling four unused witnesses while Farman, ex-president of the National University of Sciences, testifies about supplying typhoid germs to Shepherd and how to weaponize them. Defense questions whether germs were obtained from the Chicago health department without credentials, challenging the trial's credibility and departmental rules.
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Chicago
Robert H. Crowe
Charles CG. Farman
National University of Sciences
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Lynch
Faiman
Ar. Stewart
Paiman
Falman
Chicago Health Department
Salman
Health Department
Falman Atory
Conductors and Trainmen to Seek New Wage Boost in November
Cleveland leaders of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors announce joint divisional meetings in November to consider a wage increase from about two hundred railroads. President W G Lee notes a 1921 wage cut of roughly 12 percent (about 4 cents per day) and suggests the requested raise should at least restore that loss, with prior increases already granted last year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Marine airman breaks speed record between Quantico and Milfer Held
First Sergeant I. G. Bry of the Marine Air Corps set a new speed record of 160 miles per hour on a flight from Quantico Virginia to Milfer Held, surpassing the previous 147 mile per hour mark.
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New York
I. G. Bry
Marine Air Corps
Quantico
Mil Fer
Senator F Ladd Seeks Medical Aid in Baltimore
Senator F Ladd of North Dakota traveled to Baltimore to consult physicians after a severe neuritis attack. He remained at his Washington office briefly but sought treatment and rest due to the illness.
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Senator Ladd
Washington
F. Ladd
North’ Dakota
Baltimore
Four Dead and Fifty Hurt in New Jersey Rail Wreck
A wreck on the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western near Hackettstown New Jersey killed four and injured about fifty. A heavy rain and sand washed the tracks, tipping the engine and derailing seven cars. Most victims were German Americans en route from Chicago to Hoboken to sail to Bremen. Survivors were taken to Hoboken and a relief train served the injured. A Chicago woman Mia Haaker was praised for administering first aid in the observation car.
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New York
Bow Pitols
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Hackettstown
N. J
Chicago
Hoboken
Bremen
Republic of the United States Lines
Leopold Neumann
Screama
Resevara
Cara
Pultman
Mia
B. Haaker
Park Avenue
Park Ridge
Honda
James, Emeritus U of I President, Dies in California
Dr Edmund James, president emeritus and head of the University of Illinois from 1904 to 1920, died in California. His body to be brought to Champaign for burial by his son Dr Herman G James. Born May 21, 1855 in Jacksonville, he previously led Northwestern University from 1902 to 1904 before moving to Illinois.
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Champaign
Edmund James
Univeralty
Ilinola
Vovina
Cal
David Kinley
Univeraity
Champate
Herman G. James
Tamea
Jacksonville
Northwestern University
Minois
California
Vince
Court Upholds Blue Law In Sunday Park Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Albert N. Seeger upheld Sabbath blue laws by denying an injunction from park owners to stop police interference with amusement park operations on Sundays in White Plain New York. The ruling maintains restrictions on weekend entertainment under local blue law provisions.
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White Plain
Supreme Court
Albert N. Seeger
Rya
Navy Awards Oil Contracts for 900 Barrels Total 16 Million
Navy department awarded contracts for 8 852 900 barrels of oil totaling 16 million dollars to American oil firms. The action reflects ongoing supply acquisitions by the Navy.
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Navy
Washington
Ameri Gan Oil Deme
Navy Department
Iowa State News Highlights and Local Developments
Iowa officials report road funding approved for Buena Vista County and a push to gravel township roads. State figures show 700,000 Iowa schoolchildren are out for summer vacation after nine months. Other items include births of grand projects at the state fair, continued soldier bonus processing, and agricultural conditions with crops affected by frost and heat.
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Wiliam McCulliy
Stematitoat
Iowa General Assembly
Iowa
Buena Vista County
Farmers’ Mutant
Mn Alliance Company
Frank Dagle
Des Moines
G. A. Ft
Towa
Keokuk
Cornerstone
State Bonus Board
Norbert C. Woaver
Penn College
Tow
Department of Commerce
Cedar Rapita
Washington
Grant Wigh
Grand Jowa
Lawn
Ho Mae Sons
W. J. Bettendart
Buttendarf
Offieet
Ager
Churches of Christ
Deto Bates
Government Market Quotations and Livestock Prices
Washington reports weekly market quotations ending June 18. Hay prices show No 1 timothy at 24.00, No 1 alfalfa at 17.50, and prairie ranges. Cattle and hog quotes in Chicago include top at 18.10, bulk 19.50 to 20.60, with calves, lambs, and fattening prices listed. dairy butter settles at 41 1/2 to 42 cents in Chicago, cheese prices cited. grains feature No 1 dark northern wheat at 1.69 to 1.76 in Minneapolis and suburbs, with No 1 red winter and other wheats quoted across St Louis and Kansas City. corn prices shown for varying grades and cities. Fruits and vegetables show notable California cantaloupe movement. specific per-car and per-barrel prices noted for several commodities. trailing figures include potatoes and onions with regional price spreads.
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Washington
Chicago
Om Watson
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Carlot Maloa
Ar.kanesa
Okutomo Bllay
New York
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansan City
Minneanella
St Louis
Foreigners Flee China Take Refuge on Gunboats
Foreigners flee to gunboats to escape rioting in Chungking as Western nationals report being beaten by Chinese rioters. Vice Consul Smyth reports attacks on an Englishman, a Swede, and a Pole. Foreign powers urge Beijing to address disturbances and settle questions.
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China
Shanghai
Chungking
State
Washington
Pole
State Department
Stobert L. Smyth
Peking
Parley on Arms Traffic Ends United States Signs Pacts
The international conference on arms and munitions control ended with 18 nations signing the arms traffic convention and 27 subscribing to the protocol outlawing bacteriological and poison gas in war. The American delegation signed both documents.
National Students Dairy Products Judging Contest
The contest will be held in Indianapolis from October 10 to 47 with college teams judging dairy products. Gold cups and medals will be awarded to the highest scoring teams.
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TaWanapolla
Collexe
Teai
Indianapally
Lotta Crabtree Estate Valued at Over Three Million
The estate of actress Lotta Crabtree, tied up by contesting relatives, is valued at 3,114,531 with personal property at 1,200,181 and real estate at 1,904,800 as listed in the inventory.
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Lotta Crabtree
Prenter Succeeds Stone as Brotherhood President
William W. Prenter has been chosen by the advisory board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to succeed Warren Stone as president of the brotherhood. The Cleveland announcement notes the appointment follows Stone’s tenure and cites Prenter’s railroad work and leadership within the organization.
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W.B. Prenter
Stone
Cleveland
Willian
Prenter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren
All Brotherhood Wetluitias
G O P Dry Candidate Named Nowark N D State Senator Whitney
Morris county state senator Arthur Whitney seeks governor under the Antiviloan League and antibass banner after winning the Republican nomination.
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G. O. P. Dry
Nowark
N. D
Arthur Whitney
Morris County
Antiviloan League
Antibass
Republiers
Not Well Since Three Years Old Catarrh Cure Featured
Mrs. J G Dacus of 1621 Booker St Little Rock reports chronic otitis improved after using Pe-ru-na and La-cu-pia. She had a running ear condition since age three with offensive discharge and odor alleviated by the quick acting remedies. The advertisement promotes Peruna as a universal catarrh treatment available in tablet or liquid form.
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Clinton James
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Polos
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Alto
William M. Jardine
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Iowa Stat College
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Ben A. Webster
Inat
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