Severe storms sweep midwest and Ohio area causing deaths
A string of severe electrical and wind storms hit midwestern states including Illinois Missouri Ohio and West Virginia. damage included shattered power lines farm losses and destroyed grain elevator at Kirkland. death toll rose to at least two with injuries and thousands in property losses across multiple towns.
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Chicago, Inc
Hainois
Missouri
Marion Mallock
Mound City
Bekalb
Tls
Rockford
Kirkland
Quincy
General Assembly
Springfield
West Virginia
Clarksburg
W. Va
Junge
Alonzo Morris
New Matamoaraa
Harris
Morgantown
Fairmont
Nobiles Party Fails To Locate Planes In Italian Air Attempt
Report describes Nobile and Maddalena aircraft actions with two planes at 1500 feet while crowds await Maddalena. Despite contingencies, Italian expedition signals fail to reveal the search party’s location and warn of smoke signals if found.
Lindy Maps Route Railways to Help Refined Plan
A fragmented wartime dispatch outlines Lindy's proposed railway route to assist a plan. The text references New York, Seattle, Toledo, St. Paul, and exchanges of ideas with unidentified officials. It hints at a northern New York sense route and airborne considerations.
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LINDY
New York
Seattle
Herame
Hia
Him
Tsuddwna
Plang
Iwoon
Rome
Toledo
St. Paul
California Wins Grand Race at Regatta in Dramatic Finish
California roared to a varsity eight victory over Columbia and Washington in a rain soaked regatta. Cornell, Navy, Syracuse, and Pennsylvania followed, Navy sweeping other races with a junior varsity record and freshman win. California’s late surge, led by coxswain Blessing, overturned early margins to claim the coveted title after three prior attempts, amid a 75,000 spectator crowd and challenging conditions.
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Cornell
California
United States Naval Academy
Washington
Navy
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Hava
Columbia
Calfortia
Calia
Californie
Holt
Eto Donon
Colunia
Californis
Inn
Meg Cornell
Plebes
Lyrrence
Syracuse
Mit
Jayvees
Democrats push farm relief plank at convention
The party debates McNary Haugen farm relief in principle while Shaver and Jones tout access for farmers denied at Kansas City. Prohibition advocates seek platform planks, and Houston hosts thousands of visitors as Robinson and Reed vie for leading roles and Smith nomination. Navy wins three mile junior varsity race with Cornell and Washington close behind.
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Julian
Cleny Shaver
National Democratic Executive Committee
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
Kansas City
Houston
Louis A. Cuvillier
National Constitutional Liberty League of America
Shaver
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Glass
Virginia
Caraway
Arkans
Pittman
Nevada
Important Resolutions Committee
Wittvnrayal
Alberta
Ritchie
Maryland
James A. Reed
Missouri
Alfred Smith
Edward Os. Villmourt
Reed
Goveror Smith
Viltutoare
Smith
Marsland
Terry Dooley
Orte Rien
Ta Smith
Mark McCurry
Ohio State Democratic
Ohin
Atlee Temerene
Uaderrat Hall
San Tavio
Circus Rookies at Marlow dazzles with Dane and Arthur
Strong laughs fill the Marlow as Karl Dane and George J. Arthur star in Circus Rookies a romping inside look at circus life. Louise Lorraine plays the trapeze star Arthur and Lorraine romance drives the tale with thrills from a gorilla revolt to a chase across a moving train in a brisk paced program. The feature runs with a matinee at 2 45 and an evening show plus the Mat Without a Face serial and Pathe News Weekly.
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Karl Dane
George J. Arthur
Marlow
Arthur
Louise Lorraine
Dane
A. M. Williamson
Pathe
the Marlow
Coolidge Denies Mercy in 10 Slayer Case at Summer White House
President Coolidge refused clemency for ten condemned men tied to the murder of Leo Busch in Washington. Documents were sent to the attorney general as Coolidge weighs the plea at Cedar Island Lodge amid heavy rain. He hosted William M. Butler, discussed the Kansas City convention, and toured the Summer White House grounds with Butler before resumed rainfall interrupted plans.
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Edur Island Lodge
Washington
Val Fagies
Moreno
Proctor
Leo Busch
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Goolidge
Iia
White House
Superior
Tus
Mr. Coolidge
Butler
Poisoning incident at Montreal textile plant injures 21 workers
In Montreal on June 19 AP reports a poisonous metallic element accidentally used for table salt contaminated tuncheon soup at the Dominate Textile company 1St Anne's branch. Twenty one employees were hospitalized.
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Montreal
Que
Dominiant Textile Company
1St. Anne's
Amundsen Guilbaud Missing as Search Flows North
Reports from Wing's Bay say Upland and Penzo arrived from Tromsoe while Roald Amundsen and Rene Guilbaud were not heard from since leaving Tromsoe for Spitzbergen. Oslo rumors of their arrival spread then faded, with officials not confirming.
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King's Bay
Advent Bay
Amundsen
Guilbaud
Tromsoe
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Rene Guil‘baud
Spitzvergen
Oslo
Rene Guilband
Spitzbergen
Anandson
Guilbarml
General Nobile
Nobile
Dramatic Death of Argh Author Continues Story
The story recounts Miss Burkett’s testimony after a trip with Byrne. She describes steering issues, a series of crashes, and Byrne being pinned beneath his overturned car. Rescuers arrived, but Byrne died. he leaves a widow and four children.
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Miss Burkett
Casel
Tr Ain
Byrne
Caree R
Artifi Piration
Breynell
Vaudeville Preview of Radiana by Professor Popsic
In vaudeville, Professor J Popsie presents Radiana at the Marlow with five acts. The celebrated Dutch savant showcases a remarkable display described as a scientific marvel of the day. Radiana is a glass casket machine with a sphinx head and shoulders and moving hands containing human bone.
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J. Popiie
D. E. Ses
Popsic
Radiana
Honors Awaited Flyers Arrive After Atlantic Flight
Miss Earhart and her two companions reached London after a swift Atlantic crossing aboard The Friendship, a three centuries old ship moored on calm waters. They sped from Southampton to London by car, with Earhart pausing at Winchester to view the Norman cathedral. Crowds greeted them with enthusiasm as she, nicknamed Lady Lindbergh, met officials and reporters, presenting a lively, intelligent countenance amid the buoyant reception.
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Pilgrim Fathers
America
Miss Earhart
Atlantic
Friendship
London
Southampton
Miss Farhart
Ier
Stultz
Gorse
Jeff Trepassey
Lady Lindbergh
Winchester
Barry Port
Frederick Guest
J. M. Welsh
Europe
Amazing electromechanical rats dazzle crowds in America
A legendary electrically powered automaton performing conjuring tricks, card pieces, audience shaving, imperiled by a required 180000 volt supply, was showcased in America after wowed scientists at a Hague seance. Promoters claim it marks a leap in scientific discovery beyond prior dreams.
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Seywink
America
Hague
Thoiland
UP workers set safety record in two months Omaha
Union Pacific Colorado division workers reported a two month period ending June 11 with an average of 700 men employed each day and no injuries causing time loss. W M Jeffers, general manager, called it a record for safety in railroad operations.
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Omaha
Colorado
Union Pacific Railroad
W. M. Jeffers
Roa
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