Amundsen Faces Death Near Pole in Arctic Flight
The Dagbladet reports Amundsen North Pole expedition members endured four weeks missing at sea. Norwegian pilot Leif Dietrichsen and Oskar Omdahl fell overboard and were saved by American Lincoln Blissworth. Amundsen and Hjalmar Kisser-Lareen heard cries but could not assist. The fishing boat Sjeelliy rescued them near King's Bay, with limited food aboard. A dispatch to Premier Browniekeline noted no land within 160,000 square kilometers surveyed. Meteorologist M. Calwagen cites meteorological value. Ellsworth praised as central to the expedition’s success.
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Sinclair Cleared of Fraud in Oil Leases
In Cheyenne Wyoming the court ruled the Tea Pot Dome lease between Harry B Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall a legitimate and valid transaction. Judge Blake Kennedy said honoring the decision would be unpopular but the exhaustive evidence supported the verdict, ending government attempts to annul the lease.
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Wyo
Teapot Dome
Harry B. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Participanta
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Blake Kennedy
United States
Sinclair
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Kennedy
Dapo
Altions
MacMillan Sets Ninth Arctic Voyage Start
Boston reports Donald B. to.Blart begins ninth voyage toward polar regions aboard the Aretic amid roaring Abplektisg whigties. The ship departs as crews sound alarms and weather drums echo.
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Society Girl Falls Overboard From Liner At Sea
New York society woman Elizabeth Mary Cromwell twenty one daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Cromwell of Park Avenue drowned after falling overboard en route to Rotterdam. She traveled with cousin Mrs Stocks Miller of Chicago. Frederick Millis bank president confirmed the tragedy and sympathy.
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Milay
Elizabeth Mary Cromwell
Mire
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Park Avenue
Junior League
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Rotterdam
Stocks Miller
Chicago
Miss Cromwell
France
Farman Firm on Germ Plot at Shepherd Trial
Chicago reports the Shepherd germ murder trial nears its end as State Attorney Crowe admits four more witnesses he won’t call though they are available. Falman’s cross examination raises questions about obtaining germs from the Chicago health department without credentials. The defense’s Mr Stewart casts doubt on the germ source and health department rules.
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Btate
Robert H. Crowe
Charles GC. Waimas
National University of Sciences
Shepherd
Big Milenaireward
Billy McCintock
Lynch
Falman
Stewart
Chicago Health Department
Fatman
Health Department
Faiman
Conductors and Trainmen to Seek New Wage Boost
Cleveland, Ohio reports the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors will hold joint divisional meetings in November to consider a wage increase from about two hundred railroads. President W. G. Lea notes the 1921 wage cut was around 12 percent, about 64 cents a day, and the upcoming request should at least offset that reduction.
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Air record set by Marine pilot over 160 mph run
The Marine Air Corps sergeant near Quantico Virginia set a new speed record of 160 miles per hour on a run between Quantico and Mrs Jereld, surpassing the previous 147 mph mark.
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Marine Air, Corps
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Jereld
Ladd and Baltimiorg Refer to Revere Attack
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Séhoter Ladd and a Baltimore reference tied to a Revere attack. Details are unclear but text hints at names, places, and an incident linked to an attack in or near Baltimore. Further readable context is limited and uncertain.
44 Dead 50 Hurt in Rail Wreck Near Hackettstown N J
Forty four people are dead and more than fifty injured after a derailment on the Delaware Lackawanna & Western near Hackettstown New Jersey. A heavy storm washed sand and gravel onto tracks causing the engine to overturn and several cars to derail. Most victims were German Americans en route from Chicago to Hoboken to sail for Bremen. A nurselike heroism by Afra Haaker of Park Ridge Illinois and two Chicagoans aided survivors. Firemen and passengers worked in darkness to pull victims from the wreckage as steam and flames raged. The Republic of United States Lines ship was held to transfer survivors to Hoboken.
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Hackettstown
N. J
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Hoboken
Bremen
Republic of the United States Lines
Leopold Neuman
Chi Fara
Hendan
Afra
B. Haaker
Park Avenue
Park Ridge
Ill
Lackin R. ‘Dene
Freda Metzger
South
Troy Street
Haonker
Haaker
James, Emeritus President of U of I, Dies in California
Dr Edmund James, president emeritus of the University of Illinois and former head of the University of Tunaia from 1604 to 1620, died in Vogina California. Born May 21 1855 in Jacksonville Illinois he led Northwestern University 1902 1904 before moving to Illinois and retiring to California. His body to be moved to Champulgo for burial by 2 gen.
Court Upholds Blue Laws In Rye County Parks
The Supreme Court. Yaatlee Albert N. Seager upholds Sabbath blue laws by denying an injunction sought by park owners to stop Rye pollen from interfering with Sunday amusement park operations.
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Supreme Court
Yaatlee
Albert N. Seager
Navy buys oil supply contract awarded to Atvers Gano
Navy department grants a contract for six thousand eight hundred fifty two barrels of oil at a total cost of one thousand dollars. The awardee is Atvers Gano of The.
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Washington
Atvers- Gano
Navy Departian Pat
U S Government Market Quotations Summary June Week
The current market notes show week ending June 18 quotations across grains fruits and vegetables livestock and dairy. Highlights include No 1 timothy at 34.00 Chicago No 1 alfalfa at 917.50, hogs closing 12.10 top and 12.60 for bulk, veal calves 38.60, fat lambs 14.00. Dairy butter prices NY 42c Chicago 41 41c. Grain No 1 dark northern wheat Minneapolis 92c, No 1 red winter Chicago 1.75 1.76, No 3 mixed corn Chicago 1.12 1.12, yellow corn Chicago 1.19 14 1.10.
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Kanang City
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Mansan City
Kunans City
Foreigners Flee China to Gunboats Amid Riots
Foreigners seek refuge aboard foreign gunboats to escape strikers in Chungking as rioting escalates. Reports state an Englishman, a Swede, and a Pole were severely heated by Chungking rioters, per Vice Consul Robert L. Smyth. Chinese authorities face questions from foreign powers and the State department.
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Shanghai
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Washington
Pole
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Parley on Arms Traffic Ends with US Pacts Signed
Geneva conference ends with 18 nations signing arms traffic convention and 27 subscribing to protocol outlawing bacteriology and poison gas in war. American delegation signs both documents.
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Geneva
National Students Dairy Products Judging Contest
The Judging of dairy products by college students and student teams will be one of the main events at Indianapolis. October 10 to 47. Gold cups and medals will be awarded to teams achieving the highest scores in dairy product judging.
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Indianapolis
Nwarta
Lotta Crabtree Estate Valued at Over Three Million
The estate of Lotta Crabtree shows a total value of 3,114,531 with contest noted by relatives. Personal property is 1,200,181 and real estate 1,004,800 according to an inventory filed in Boston.
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Boston
W B Prenter Chosen to Lead Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
William B Prenter of Cleveland has been selected by the advisory board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to succeed Ware Ranton as president of the entire brotherhood. The appointment signals a change in leadership for the engineers union.
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Stone Cleveland
William
Prenter
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ftona
Newark candidate Whitney wins state Republican nomination
Arthur Whitney of Morrie county secured the Republican nomination for governor with support from the Addafoon League in Newark New Jersey. The dry candidate position and party backing marked the campaign as a notable statewide event.
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N. Z
Arthur Whitney
Morrie County
Candle
Addafoon League
Inthholy
Dellats
Iowa State News Highlights From 1923 Early Summer
Reported items include William McCaljo of Shenandoah declared dead and estate settled, session laws printing, corn and weather progress, Buena Vista County road graveling plans, and district funding for road and school projects. Proposals on Farmers Mutual Insurance, G A R leadership, and public works surface amid broad Iowa concerns. Additional notes cover town tax returns, extension schools reopenings, and agricultural conditions.
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William McCaljo
Shenandoah
Essembly
Dni Bine Dor
Buena Vista County
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Iowa
Frank Dagis
Des Moines
Anl
Keokuk
Coraratones
Herbert C. Hoover
Penn College
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Groat High Schola
Grand Lodge
W. P. Bettendort
Battendorf
State Fair Ground
Polk County
Loywrte City
A. D. Thurston
Orzantger
Tulg
William M. Jarding
Rericulture
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Armera
Ben A. Webster
Hee
Lowa
Cedar Kalle
Billatin
Not Well Since Three Years Old Serous Catarrh Treatment
Mrs J C Dacus of Little Rock recounts a chronic otitis catarrh that began at age three and persisted with offensive discharge. After using three doses of Peruna and La-cu-pia as recommended by a neighbor, she reports disappearance of discharge and odor. The ad touts Peruna as a cure for catarrhal conditions.
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Booker St
Little Rock
Ark
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