Cholera Epidemic Ravages India amid Religious Conflicts
Cholera sweeps across India with thousands dead as sanitation battles religious rites and superstition. In seven weeks 16 500 deaths reported in the United Provinces. spread to Afghanistan and central provinces. Vaccination of 699 000 and purification of wells underway under nationalist govern ment authority.
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Lucknow
India
United Provinces
Afghanistan
Northwest Frontier
Punjab
Sindh
Mra. Vijayalakshmi Pandit
Nermanganate
This Man Joe Murray by William Corcoran 1938
Joe Murray struggles after losing his job and facing a collapsing marriage with Terry Mallow. He seeks work in mills and a new Port Lansing shipyard contract, while Terry pleads for his presence and stability. Joe endures deep loneliness, walking the streets and battling pride before deciding to move toward a distant job, leaving their near future uncertain.
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William Corcoran
William Corcororcoran
NEA Serica
Rahi
Sam
Terry
Tie
Joe
Tommy Withers
Withers
Jim
Marshall Street
al Wars
Vody
Iusite Withers
Son
Helen
Polack
Jog Murray
Wanted States 16 Demanding Teuts Pay Vienna Debts
The United States declares that when a state is absorbed the absorber should assume its debts. Diplomats in Washington state that Germany must honor Austria's debt of over 60 million dollars, rejecting German claims of non-responsibility. The note cites justice and the weight of authority supporting liability for absorbed states' obligations.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Walther Funk
United States
France
Madagascar
U. & Nate
Berlin
Hugh Wileson
Whitler
Austr
Gormany
Copeland dies. New York senator and health official
The obituary outlines Dr. Royal S. Copeland a New York United States senator and longtime New York City health commissioner. Born November 7 1868 in Dexter Maine he studied medicine at the University of Michigan practiced in Michigan and New York and later led the city health department shaping public health policy. He entered politics with Tammany Hall aiding 1922 party harmony and was elected senator in 1924 reelected in 1928. He also served as mayor of Ann Arbor 1902 1902 and led education boards. He married Frances Spaulding of Ann Arbor.
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New York State
Royal 3. Copeland
United States
William R Hearst
Tammany
Alfred H. Smith
Mr. Hearst
Smith
Nathan L. Miller
Hearnles
Tate
John F. Wyelan
York
Dr. Copeland
New York City
Hylan
Michigan
Copeland
Bortt Im
Dexter
Midh
Haycoe P
Frances Kglnies Copeland
University of Midland
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Bay City
Mich
Medical School
University of Michigan
New York
Flower Hospital Medieval School
Pur He Health
Board of Health of
Frances Spauldng
Ann Arbor
Beslies
American College of Surgeons
American
Opthalmological and Otological Association
Board of Education
Tsotor
Vic National Board of Control
Epworth League
Twin Falls Hearing On Killing Charges
In Twin Falls Idaho on June 17 murder charges against former mayor Duncan Johnston and William Lavonde were expanded with testimony about a .26 caliber pistol and keys found in a slain salesman’s car near a jewel shop basement. The preliminary hearing resumes tomorrow as deputy sheriff Parker recounts basement evidence dated June 3.
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Twin Falls
Daha
Twily Falls
Duncan Johnston
William Lavonde
Johnston
Congress
Lavende
A. €. Parker
Buhl
Lassonde
Body of Drowned Youth Not Located
In Butte on June 17 18 year old Floyd M Brownlee a CCC youth is believed to have drowned in the Jefferson River near Camp Cayern Jefferson Island. Four days of search by volunteers and sheriff led to no recovery as the body remained missing. Brownlee a Colorado native enrolled from Fortsmouth Onto was last seen Monday night with a shovel and bucket found near the river.
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Brownlee
Colorado
Fortsmouth
Onto
Franklin Pierce McCall Enters Death Row at Florida State Prison
Franklin Pierce McCall walked into his death row cell at Florida State prison, twenty days after abducting and killing Jimmy Cush. The execution-related event marks a grim milestone in the case.
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Rainford
Fila
Franklin Pierce McCall
Florida State Prison
Jimmy Cush
Signature Urged For Suspension Legislation By West
Washington June 17 Western congressmen urged President Roosevelt to sign early the bill proposing suspension of the current fiscal measures. The letter coalesces regional concerns over budget limits and wartime supply needs as lawmakers push rapid executive action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Year of the annual $100 assessment work requirement
The notice concerns the annual assessment work required, pegged at $100, tied to mining location claims in the United States. It outlines the obligation, filing details, and the need to preserve claim status within federal or state regulatory frameworks.
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United States
America
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