Hoover plans for campaign meet with nominee
Washington June 18 Hoover Republican nominee discussed campaign plans with delegates returning from the Kansas City convention. W W Atterbury and John Q Tilson led the talks while James W Good was absent. The sessions focused on outlooks and possible early departure for Palo Alto with a summer campaign opening via radio. Hoover is not expected to resign immediately and may keep his cabinet post through the summer.
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Washington
Hoover
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Republican Nationa Committee
Pennsylvania
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
House
James W. Good
Palo Alto
California
Republican National Committee
Storm Claims Three Lives in Oklahoma and Kansas
Storms in southwestern Oklahoma and southern Kansas killed at least three people and left hundreds homeless. Relief workers report about 2,000 injured or displaced as tornadoes hit Blair Headrick and surrounding farming districts, creating a 40 mile debris trail and widespread property loss.
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Kansas City
Oklahomoa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Blair
Headrick
West Virginia Weather Updates and School Entry Notice
Showers tonight and Tuesday in West Virginia with little change in attire. West Side children begin school for first time in September. Parents asked to report at the building as follows Tuesday morning Names A to M at 9 o’clock and Reikcetey area at 9:30.
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West Virginia
West Side
Edwin T Meredith of Iowa Dies at 51 in Des Moines
Edwin T. Meredith, secretary of agriculture in Wilson's cabinet, died in Des Moines at age 51 after a long illness. He left a wife, his mother, a son, a daughter, four brothers and a sister, with heart failure listed as the cause. Meredith had been ill for months after returning from Johns Hopkins Hospital and had recently been observed at home. Funeral services were planned for Wednesday at the Meredith home. Meredith, a Democratic candidate and farm publisher, rose from rural roots to become a cabinet member and prominent advocate for farmers.
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Des Moines
Edwin T. Meredith
Meredith
Atrs
M. J. Meredith
Los Amates
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Wilson
W. Davis
Oscar W. Lnderwood
PresidentVilgon
Raging St Francis River Battles Flooded Missouri Delta
In Kennett Missouri on June 18 a citizen army fought the St. Francis River as three crevasses opened over two days. About 100000 acres submerged, crops and farms damaged an estimated 1.5 to 2 million dollars. Efforts focus on saving a 26000 acre expanse between the Cotton Belt tracks and Crowleys Ridge, seven miles up stream from a crevasse that flooded 75000 acres. About 3000 workers aided relief and defense against a dozen foot flood depths in places.
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Kennett
St. Francis
Missouri
Citizens
Cotton Belt Railroad
Crowley's Ridge
West
Campbell
Arkanas
Monongalia Election Frauds To Be Probed
Morgantown West Virginia June 18 Charges of fraud in the primary returns for Mononga lia county were on the books today with six men under arrest for possessing official Republican ballots outside polling places. The county faces a request for a recount after Jesse E Moore defeated Jewse Te in a disputed race.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Mle
Monongalia
Republican Party
Jesse E. Moore
Jewse Te
Herbert Johnson
W. L. Park
Moore
M. J. Malapty
Feo
Houston Prepares for Democratic Party Parley
Houston delegates move toward the national convention to be held June 26 in Sam Houston Hall. Clem Shaver heads the setup as the Democratic National Committee coordinates hall facilities and events for about 1,100 delegates and numerous guests in Houston Texas.
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Houston
Tex
Juan
Texas City
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Houston and
Hall
Tremors Strike Mexico City and Oaxaca Causing Heavy Damage
A sequence of strong earthquakes rattled central and southern Mexico from the Gulf of Mexico to Tehuantepec, with Oaxaca reporting casualties and extensive house collapses. Mexico City experienced shattered plate glass, swaying streets, and theater evacuations as shocks continued through Sunday.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Tehuantapec
Oaxaca
I Oaxaca
Caven
Riletto Angel
Puchutlan
Mijahuatlan
Christ
Sandino Reported Holding 21 Americans in Camp
A Mexican radical representative in Tegucigalpa says Esteban Pavlevitch visited Augustino Sandino’s camp and found 21 Americans prisoners. Names include George Marshall and two American mine workers and 18 Marines. Pavlevitch says a June 14 decree threatens foreign properties unless Spanish or Latin American owned.
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Honduras
Augustino Sandino
Esteban Pavlevitch
Pavlevitch
George B. Marshall
New York
le Lux
Sandino
Nicaragua
Pavlovitch
Nobile crew found soon in Arctic search effort
Two seaplanes from Braganza and Citta Di Milano searched off Spitzbergen for General Umberto Nobile and Italia survivors but did not sight the group. Nobile reported his position near Foyn Island and asked advice on treating a fractured shin bone. Officials expected further flights to locate the marooned men.
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Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Risder-Largen
Sueton Holm
Braganza
Nobile
Italia
Citta di Milano
Foyn Island
Romagna
Rome
Stefani
Citta di Mi
Rissen
Iuterzon Holm
Spitabergen
Iver
Earhart First Woman to Cross Atlantic Lands in Wales
Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic arrived in Welsh waters today aboard the Friendship. The tri motor plane landed in Burry Port estuary after a fuel issue near Llanelly, with Earhart and two companions safe and ashore by motor launch. The event marks a historic milestone amid buzzing local excitement as the crew rested after their 2,000 mile crossing from Trepassey Newfoundland.
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Wales
Ial
England
Irland
Amelia Earhart
Great Ocean
Barry Estuary
Trespassey
New Foundland
Bristol
Severn
Burry Estuary
Burry Port
Priestl
Tre
Pondowa
Pontonae
Atlantic
Non
Southampton
Amedein Pir
Frst
America
Cobh
Ireland
The
America Enus
Southamperton
Llanelly
Ry Port
Burery Inlet
Earhart lands after ocean hop with Friendship
Amelia Earhart arrives in Tiurry Port Wales after the monoplane Friendship flight, smiling at the success though tired and hungry. She dismisses rumors of a race with Mabel Bell, praises the plane’s performance, notes no wireless contact, and sends greetings to American friends while acknowledging the voyage’s steering challenges.
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Tiurry Port
Wales
Wey
Amelia Earhart
Associated Press
Mabel Bell
Atlantic
Miss Earhart
America
Brother of Governor Gore Has Succumbed
Clarksburg June 18 Governor Gore left Charleston today for Clarksburg upon notification of the death of his brother Dr Truman B Gore who died at the Gore farm near Clarksburg Dr Gore had been ill for several years The governor had returned Sunday from Kansas City where he attended the Republican national convention Mr and Mrs Fred Cole son Frederick and daughter Ruth of Fairmont are visiting Mr and Mrs R L Newton Warder avenue
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Superior
Wis
White House
Coolidge
William M. Butler
National Republican Committee
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Butler
Kansas City
Repub
Clarksburg
Gore
Charleston
Truman B. Gore
Gore Farm
Fred Cole
Frederick
Ruth
Fairmont
R. L. Newton
Warder Avenue
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Sam Houston Hall
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