North India Outposts in Peril Amid Frontier Clashes
AP reports hostile episodes on the north western frontier diverting attention from salt raiders. Afghans and Ikhlas tribes advance toward Arshasar as authorities plan defense near Peshawar. May 8 to 10 saw Nad Kharaent outpost fired on and tribes gathering at Mardan and Bara valley. council debates whether to advance toward Peshawar as clashes continue toward page 21.
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Bombay
India
Aftidis
Ikha Tyhely
Arshasar
Peshawar
Nad Khaarant
Mardan
Thesmera
Acctiona
Sithelaht
Bara Valley
Yeahawar
Thera
Severn
Plane crash in Boston harbor leaves one dead
A Colonial Air Transport tri motor plane fell into Boston harbor near the municipal airport. Pearl S Thomson, 30, president of a Boston and New York contracting company, drowned. Other occupants suffered immersion and injuries as the craft sank about 40 feet off shore after dropping from 105 feet. Passengers fought to escape as the plane capsized.
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Boston
Pearl S Thomson
Afa
Boston and
New York Contracting Company
Colonial Air Transport Tri
Nto
Boston Harbor
Mater
WOW Schacter Litsburgiy Pa
Indiana Republicans Defy Judge Nominated by Anti Saloon League
Indiana Republicans rejected a judge who challenged state anti saloon forces in Willoughby’s stead. Willoughby’s ally Allan Townaman from Vincomen Mrowlt faced renomination and won by a slim margin, aided by the Anti Saloon League. President Coolidge carried Indiana by about 212,000 votes. Arthur Wohlhyde, secretary of agriculture, delivered the keynote, praising Hoover’s policy and an industrial push.
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Indiana
STATE
Prams Court
Hovem
Republicann
Willoughby
Allan Townaman
Vincomen
Thomas RB Gaulter
Coolidge
Arthur WoHiyde
Wos
Hoover
Fromm
President Urges Action On Navy Pact
President Hoover called in Senator Borah and others of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to act on the London naval treaty. Borah resisted taking part in the dispute, questioning whether action matters if it is done in regular session or a special session the president would support.
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Washington
Hoover
Nob Borah
Senate Foreign Station
Borah Darling
Enid
Mitchell Retigent on Injunction Bill in Senate Hearing
The article notes Mitchell returning to the chair of the Judiciary Committee to address the Shipstead injunction bill amid labor dispute debates. Senator Norrie, a Republican, is expected to reappear on Monday with a request, reporting the issue and the committee's stance on the bill.
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Mitchell Retigent
Bill
Washington Line
Fire Starts In Sacramento Homes Forcing Evacuation
A boy lighted a bonfire for amusement triggering a blaze that left four flat buildings damaged and families homeless. Damages are estimated by the fire department at more than $1,000.
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Sacramento
Federation of Clubs to Raise Endowment Fund
The Federation of Clubs plans a 2 million endowment to support the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. The blennial convention opened with a ceremonial session at the Municipal Auditorium. Members approved a plan with a 10 cent per capita annual assessment, funding a two year contribution totaling about two dollars per member. Baltimore president Mrs John F Sippel will preside, with other officers elected except for Mrs Magnoide.
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Federation OF Clubs
Danvear Juna E
Wormons Club
Ina
Seaton Nach
Gill Ba
Mra
Baltimore
Prduca
Ieanivel
Tatward
Matt
Shebasgun
Fat Lady Sues Hubby Over Cruelty and Weight Loss
A garbled court item reports Mrs Barton of Los Angeles suing her husband for cruelty and the loss of her job tied to severe weight gain and mistreatment. The fragment mentions Barton weighing 370 pounds and notes prior weight figures, with references to intoxication and attention to other women. The readable details imply a domestic dispute with financial or personal fallout.
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Los Angeles
Ola Barton
Arthur ‘ Barton
Mra Barton
Cathe Jone
Notice to Subscribers Delayed Delivery Service Announcement
Notice to subscribers requesting prompt delivery updates by phone with a special messenger service. Agents urge responding before noon each day to ensure delivery.
Prohibition repeal favored by former Ohio governor at Columbus dinner
Former Ohio governor James M Coy, Dayton Democrat and 1920 presidential hopeful, urged repeal of the federal prohibition amendment at a large Columbus gathering. He argued the public will not accept reopening saloons or private interests influencing the issue, signaling strong support for repealing prohibition.
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Columbus
James M Coy
Dayton
Ehale
Cox
Inter
Missing Parents Found in Virginia After Separation
Virginia officers recovered two missing parents after an extended search. Dorothy and Atola are identified as the children involved, last seen with Paul Bk ren in Tacine before authorities intervened to reunite the family. State officials had been assisting the case for several days.
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Andy
George
Wisterrtata
Omia
Virginia Cry
Dorothy
Atola
Paul Bkren
Redding
Ore
Bishop Cannon Refuses Further Evidence Before Senate Panel
Washington June 5 AP Bishop James Cannon defies the committee by refusing to testify further as senators press for accounts related to 1928 acts and a crowded hearing room erupts with applause and hisses. The tainted witness stance sustains a dramatic confrontation with Senator Walsh leading the session.
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Washington
James Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Caraway
Tack
Comiunitias
Aubpoone
Ature
Biohon Cannon
Sanator Rintve Republicad Wisconsin
Yands
Pat
Fhehlohan
Committee Oni
Aniat
Allfred & Smith
Candidaes
Walsh
Mon ‘Tans
Ji Hia
Walah
Chatúmar Carina
Cart Way
Chatroan
Rishon Cannon
Cannon
Iinn
Boralmouhtie
Idaho
Senator Walsh
Mrs Hoover Goes 70 Time Best In Hills
Mrs Hoover travels with aides along Virginia mountains amid social events and presidential campaigning chatter. Aides report routine demands and distractions as she moves through rural lanes near Rapidan headwaters, balancing public duties with private respite.
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Washington
Hebert Moover
Virginia Mountaina
Rapidan
Boom for Dwight W. Morrow for President in Home State
A rough, spell-challenged clipping reports a boom for Dwight W. Morrow as a presidential candidate in his home state. It mentions political figures like Stokes and Tibben and notes remarks at a rally in Atlanta, with disavowals of candidacy and mixed responses from associates.
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Dwight W. Morrow
U. S
New York Convicts End Race War at Lords Hill Camp
Four inmates were returned to Auburn prison after a mob disturbance at Lords Hill camp near Syracuse erupted from a fight between a white guard and a Black prisoner, drawing many prisoners into the violence. The clash involved about half of the 30 inmates present.
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Auburn
Auburn Prison
Lords Hill
Syracine
Nagronn
Ons Waite
Stephens chosen as new commander of United Veterans group
In a late AMAL reunion a new commander was elected to lead the United Confederate Veterans faction. Standens of Corn hatin was named commander of the Army of Tennessee, succeeding General M A Saeed of Oklahoma City. Charen T Norman of Richmond Va was elected commander of the Sons of Veterans.
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United Confederate Veterans
Chia
Vo Standens
Corn Hatin
Dawes Critiques Social Preference Seekers In Ambiguous Speech
The ambancaiia, in behalf of 17 noted patrons deprived by committee earlier, addressed a vague statement. The honorary dexres of doctor of lawn were referenced indirectly as part of a broader discussion about social preferences and American identity.
Helena High School Holds Commencement Address by Dr Atkinson
Helena High School held its seventh annual commencement with Dr Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College delivering the address. About 2,300 patrons gathered in the Shrine Temple auditorium to witness the program as 101 seniors from the Kenny chins of Adena hyh schol were among the graduates with ushers from the junior class.
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Fin
Kenny
Vow Exerines
Wein Momien
Anny Wii
Fen Palma Wianena
Enra Ynon
Apeaker
Tom
Atngla Bagkel
CIA
Valores Ibic
Tétaders Waur Sa
Alfred Atkinson
Moontana State College
Moa Braymon
Coniversits of
Montana
Alisa
Ireland
David J Hannan
First Presbyterian
Albert J Toberry
Achor Beatt Harrison Nies Fant
Pins
Ube City Achool
Mra Joseph
Hivers
Toa Werner Rop Tante
Alok Naidlaw Omeimbern
Mmkhechonl
Two Bodies Found After Five Day Search Near Chester Michigan
Discovery of two deceased individuals Marjorie Clemons 13 and Henry Clouse 46 near an abandoned farm ends a five day search. The girl was shot in the head and the man appears to have died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Local investigators review possible motives and connections to the Clemons home.
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Dtochester
Mich
Jane
Marjorie Clemons
Henry Clouse
Clemons
Foreign foreigners urged to flee as China battles rebels
Consuls warn foreign residents to escape advancing rebel forces in Han, Shantung, and surrounding provinces as Nationalists retreat under pressure. American and other foreigners in Ciyingshy seek safety as clashes widen across central China with tens of thousands involved.
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China
Han Row
Ameriana
Census shows loss in Butte district figures
Fragmented census text lists figures for Butte district and city with declines noted across multiple counties and towns. The rough read mentions Gallatin, Jefferson, and Madison areas with prior totals and current reductions, plus references to hospital and county counts.
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Butte
Heat takes two men in New York city
Vague report notes a New York event involving two men and the Heat team. Details are unclear due to broken text. The fragment mentions metropolitan area activity and a day described as 80 degrees, with references to death or distress but not clearly defined outcomes or participants.
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New York City
New York
Api—Mentanieh
Thera Shere
Mrtrapolitan
Wiglantes Protest London Navy Pact
Protesters in London rallied against a proposed naval pact. A Kansas supporter urged Senate readings while critics argued the treaty would dilute military strength and threaten national security. The scene reflected tense divisions over alliance strategy and defense commitments.
Car Struck by Train Near Drummond Leaves One Dead
A car was struck by a train near Drummond, killing a man and injuring another. The deceased had brought his wife and children to Mimoule for summer. the injured man, a university employee, was hospitalized and expected to recover. The scene drew responders from local communities including Winslow and Georgetown Lake. The incident is under investigation by authorities in central Montana.
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Chhidren
Laat
Hilyabire
Nasha Brothers
Montana
Dew Orige
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