Great Sum Put Out For Herber Hoover In Primary Races
Washington AP reports teen candidates for the presidential nominations in the Democratic and Republican parties have spent $731087.05 to date. Senate funds investigators disclose capenditures from testimony before the committee. Twelve candidates received contributions totaling $68302472 with SRN315 security transfer. Hoover campaign shows a field for expenditures, while Gregory Gordon led spending among the fourteen. Governor Smith of New York Tad.
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Murder Trial Testimony Involving Walter Cook Case
The trial heard Miss Marguerite Rumbanh recounts a alleged relationship with Walter Cook and her claim of abuse. She described a dramatic moment when she shot and killed the man during a tense confrontation. The defendant referenced a past relationship with Cook’s employer and discussed a post operation period of recovery and resolve to end the relationship.
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Bishop Caterry Receives Prayers In Hospital
Charleston scene as parishioners attend special prayers for Bishop W William A Caterry of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina He was brought to a hospital after a reportedly botched shooting by a Brunswick Ga man Rev T Ho Woodward identified the shooter as a retir ed cleric in the diocese and authorities pursued details of the incident
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Trotestant Triscopal diocese
South Carolina
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Brunswick
Do to 1 Shot Takes Epsom Derby and Fortunes Flow
Derby day brings romance and disappointment as a 33 to 1 shot wins unexpectedly. Televised stakes and stock exchange tickets create sudden wealth for some and loss for many.
Fuel shy big airship delays final flight
A damaged report notes a fuel shortage delaying a planned final flight of the airship. The craft, fully fueled and manned, was prepared for departure near Naerha head but officials postponed the mission amid uncertain conditions.
Stultz Plane Aims to Cross Ocean Today
The trans Atlantic flight led by pilot Stultz plans to dare the ocean today with a crew aboard. Weather briefings were received by companions who support the ambitious voyage and await favorable conditions.
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STULTZ
Irepassoux
Malmer Stitt
Indiana Democrats choose challenger for governor post
Indiana Democrats at the state convention selected a candidate to oppose Republican Harry G Testy for governor. The meeting in Indianapolis focused on party slate and strategy as the selection proceeded.
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Mabel Boll Plans to Fly to Europe Today
Mabel Boll schedules a flight today making travel plans for Europe. The record notes an upcoming departure and mentions crew and destination details in a clipped, OCR damaged format.
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MABEL BOLL
EUROPE
Bad Weather Halts Dart Across U S
A disrupted weather pattern slows the DART air service across the United States. Delays ripple through major hubs from San Diego to New York as the chief weather official warns of continuing storms and travel trouble.
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U.S
Mrs Sippel Elected Federation's Proxy Leader
Mrs John Fo Sippel of Baltimore was elected president of the General Federation defeating Mrs Taward Wrankel White of Indianapolis by about 150 votes. Mire Tupene Po Lawson of Tithy Ohiy won the second vice presidency and Were C TT Tatler of Bleanfieh Town was elected recording secretary. Grace Merricon Ponte art mats HA became the vice president and HG Reeuedds of Macneth Is qretsurer is meather tad ami op Dosilyeut.
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Monogamic Marriage Will Be Final Form Declared
Wr Valeria Parker of New York declares monogamic marriage as the enduring form during an address before the General Federation of Womens Clubs in San Antonio Texas. She argues that biological and ethical grounds support monogamy and urges new measures for home preparation emphasizing home, school, and church.
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New York
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Man Wins Big Pool Then Murdered in Mullin Idaho
Wallace Tdi Tune reports a Mullin Idaho man named Monks or Rute Ment won $2000 in a baseball pool a day or so before being found dead on a Mullin street with his throat slit. The deceased, a father of three including a Mullin High School basketball star, is described as unemployed and married.
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Pullman Porters Threaten Strike Over Wage Demands
Porters threaten walkout at noon on June 4 if Pullman Co fails to meet wage increase demands. Leaders say workers will quit unless employers agree to discuss terms, with Brotherhood of Porters threatening solidarity. Authorities urged mediation to resolve the dispute.
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Vatican Negotiations Signal Possible Settlement Effort
Reporting from New York indicates ongoing talks among Vatican and world leaders regarding a settlement of difficulties in Callies government. Officials say progress is tentative with no definite timetable and no formal announcements expected soon.
Airman Finds No Trace of Missing Man in North Atlantic Search
An airman reports no trace of a missing individual after a broad search over Spitsbergen and surrounding lands. The operation, conducted with the intent to locate the person, did not yield any leads or recovered remains.
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TTALIAY
Shrine Chief Named as Sachem of Crow Tribe
The Crow tribe honored its leader at a ceremonial event on Thursday evening naming the shrine chief as sachem. Attendees described the appointment as a strong reaffirmation of tradition with the chief expected to preside over tribal rites and governance.
Third Petting Party Bandit in Custody Case
A suspect described as the third member of a petting party group has been taken into custody. Details are scarce due to the garbled text, but authorities indicate ongoing investigations and potential charges related to the incident. No clear timeline or location is provided.
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Young Clark Testifies in Solovich Killing Case
Clark details events leading to Solovich murder and implicated plan to move car to Utah. He describes the confrontation, weapon disposal, and subsequent actions with the victim. Witness statements place Clark at key moments before and after the shooting, with valuables reported missing.
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U S Appropriations Increase Amid Economy Promises
A fragmented report details congressional action on federal funding for the coming year. It notes increases in appropriations despite promises of restraint, with mentions of Sen. Warren and party views on government expenditures, budgeting trends, and calls for retrenchment amid fiscal pressures.
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Maid Says Knight Kissed Her in Park
A maid claims a knight kissed her in a park, with reports describing the moment and surrounding context. Details are fragmentary and unclear, but the lurid phrasing suggests distress and public scrutiny.
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Knight
Hoover Hopefuls in Draft Look to Early Convention
Enthusiasm for Herbert Hoover grows amid party strife as Hoover delegates increase on the temporary roll. Opponents led by Lowden backers push for an early ballot, while supporters cite favorable delegate trends. Some discuss a first ballot nomination as the convention nears.
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Colonel Lindbergh Tarries in Buffalo
Fragmented OCR portrays Col Lindbergh delaying in Buffalo amid weather and routine duties. The text is garbled with misspellings but hints at travel timing and a public figure’s movements.
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LINDBERGH TARRIES IV
BUFFALO
Ralispell Boy 17 Dies in Tragic Incident
A 17 year old from Ralispell named Mind Mr MOT Masters, son of Aalispall resident, died in a June incident. Authorities report a fatal accident with details limited to the local event and the victim’s family.
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Hern todas
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British Bar Thaw and a Murky Past
A British bar faces scrutiny as a man with a lurid past travels to New York after a June return. He is denied permission to warn and is handed a Home Office order on a ship to Southampton. The incident unfolds aboard with officials presenting the action while the American rest remains onboard.
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