New Jersey Senate Race Narrows With Four Contenders
New Jersey voters face a four candidate field for the United States Senate as they head to the polls. Dwight W. Morrow Joseph S Freylinghuysen Franklin W Fort and John A Kelly vie to oppose Democrat Alexander Simpson in November with Morton and Kelly seeking unexpired terms. A White House statement denies presidential interference while highlighting Morrow’s diplomatic background and Forts liquor regulation stance.
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Purge of Purdan Fervor Grips Calcutta in Protests
Calcutta police arrest over 120 civil disobedience workers amid renewed nationalist actions. Women join the movement, urged to abandon purdah, participate in boycotts of British goods, and help in homegrown production. Calls rise to end alcohol sales and palm toddy production as part of the drive for independence.
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Four children burned in powder and match accident in Los Angeles
Four children were burned, two fatally, when they dropped matches into an explosive powder while digging a cave in a vacant lot. Kathleen Kenyon, 16, and Maurice Johnson, 13, were near death, while Roween Kenyon, 12, and George Pulls, 1, suffered lighter injuries. The cent has fallen drastically in value over a century.
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Four Bunnenots girls hike to relatives after leaving home
Four young Bunnenots girls aged 16 to 17 left home seeking independence. Lillian and Florence Bay of Minnesota with Fern Rass and Velma Newman started a 12 day journey toward Wallace Idaho, aided by motorists, planning to find work as housekeepers and to reunite with an uncle in the Wallace mines. Patrolman Gana Mistegan reached them for aid for the night.
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United States Tariff Sparks Europewide Debate
June 16 reports from Cambrai and Madrid show European reaction to the new American tariff. Le Temps praises protectionism as a needed course while France warns against a wall of customs with rising costs. Spain contemplates possible reprisals though no government action yet.
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Golf Gleanings Preview National Open at Interlachen
New York reports over 1100 golfers from coast to coast aiming for the Interlachen club in Minneapolis July 14 11 and 12. Twelve hundred plus players sought to qualify across 20 districts with New York and Chicago leading entries. Amateur and professional contests in Denver Vancouver and Victoria also fill the week, with notable figures like Timmy Thomson Hahn Marmot Wilde and Grimdon named among contenders.
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Standards of living being figured out in Detroit study
Washington June 15 Kenry Ford aims to align factory worker living standards with European and British levels. The labor department analyzed Detroit's $7 daily wage, converting it to a comparable purchasing power unit to measure food, clothing, and luxuries. Results sent to Geneva, with European comparisons pending.
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Budget Reform Urged in Germany by Yankee Adviser
Berlin reports warn Germany can meet Dawes obligations only with immediate radical budget reform. Parker Osibert praised Dawes plan gains, said Germany's industrial future depends on reform, stabilizing currency, and rebuilding public finances. The piece credits German industry and foreign savings for reconstruction and notes the new Young plan aims to complete reparations with German self-reliance.
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Reveille Boy To Be A Latonia Derby Entry
Chicago, June 16. Reveille Boy, the celebrated colt, finished a close second in the $80,000 American Derby at Washington Park yesterday and will be aimed at Latonia’s $49,700 Latonia Derby. Owner I. A. Beat says the colt is ready to run at Arlington July 14 but faced post-entry fears due to funds. Trainer Johnny Pani, Jockey Frank aided by the team, celebrate the near miss and hope for better fortune at Latonia. Reveille Boy, son of Last Revolle-Little Ann, had a rough start, rearing and refusing the pole before a six and a half minute delay, yet finished second to Gallant Knight.
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Perth Amboy Blast Kills Two Injures Eight
A large explosion in Perth Amboy caused a fire in a main district row of buildings. Two people died Agnes Kent and Mrs Margaret Bourat and seven were injured as crews searched debris for additional victims. Causes are undetermined with several theories noted.
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