No Relief Seen as West Indian Storm Looms
The Bureau reports no early relief from heat for the eastern half of the nation. A forthcoming West Indian storm is expected to relieve Atlantic states briefly. Temperatures across many cities run intensely high with limited rainfall and scattered thundershowers, while the forecast calls for a cooling trend within forty-eight hours.
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Oweather
Trewihuie
Otlebis
Phitielnail
Atlantic City
Davenpert
Lowe
North Mattie
St. Lote
Springdeld
Vicksburg
Miss
Wihatington
Heat Wave Persists Across Regions Under New Low Pressure
The Weather Bureau reports a continuing hot spell across New England and the Mid-Atlantic with record temperatures in Philadelphia and Washington markets. An approaching low pressure area eastward is unlikely to break the heat soon, while a West Indies disturbance keeps temperatures high in the Atlantic states.
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Weather Bureau
Youngeht
New England
Midlije Atlantic
Olle Valley
Middle Atlantic
Staten
Cneigo Wood St
Monin
Philadelphia
Thaniniin
Waahingtol
Work
Oad
Lola
Louisvilie
Alpona
Mich
Trsd
Econge
New York
Alstridta
West Indies
Willtwins
Cilef
United States
Montgomery Women Seek Vote at Schools in July Deliberation
In Montgomery Alabama on July 2 a county women’s group presented a petition to the constitutional convention requesting voting rights on the basis of school matters and taxation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Maiko County
Street Car Collision Injures Eleven Children and Woman
In Chicago on July 2 an accident involving a street car near Lake injured eleven children, one woman, and a motorman. Authorities investigate cause and response teams treat victims at the scene.
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Chicago
Lake Either
Heat worsens death toll in Pittsburg region
Heat wave soars past 44 degrees causing up to many deaths in Pittsburg Allegheny and suburbs with numerous prostrations. Victims include Charles E B Hendrie of Lexington Ky and workers across stores factories and deliveries as heat disrupts daily life and commerce.
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Tod Bheen
Pitburg
Allegheny
Puternown
Charles EB
Hendrie
Lexindon
Pittsburg
Particularis
Faraine
Hernes
Heat Record Shattered as Philadelphia Reels in Heat
In Philadelphia a brutal heat wave pushed the day’s high to unprecedented levels and caused widespread distress. The mercury surged past 100 degrees, with readings climbing to near 90s earlier and gusty winds dampening the city by late afternoon as the day's record collapse forced officials to note extreme conditions.
Japan urged to withdraw officials amid growing tensions
Reports from Yokohama on July 2 indicate Corea has evidence suggesting actions to close offices and withdraw maps. The rising conflict between the two nations fuels fear of further escalation and intensified diplomatic strain.
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Yokohama
Fuly
Ruports
Senel Say
Corea
Tayi
Onren
Mapares
Gelade
Allie
Rosslon Intelgaom
Weathering Storm Strikes City as Heat Lags
Multiple residents suffered during a recent thunderstorm that disrupted activities across several parts of the city. Reports note unusual lightning and lightning-associated incidents, with the city weather department issuing warnings and acknowledging unusual conditions without specifying exact damages.
Heat Wave Triggers Record New York Deaths
In New York on July 2 the city faced an extreme heat wave. Reports indicate over 150 deaths in a single day as ambulances and police struggled with a surge in calls for assistance amid the scorching conditions. Prostrations climbed across Manhattan and the Bronx with dozens of casualties and widespread distress reported.
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New York
Thanlers Formaa
Sever
Ptrick
Loval Burtan
Eclty
Waloor
Neonlind Marnerd
Aml Leethrer
Aul Jacobs
Hogers
Lovomotivy
Hetween
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklya
Weet End Avenue
Amd
Sitch
Humier
Weather Bureau Bulletin Notes Heat Wave Spread
Washington July 2 The Weather Bureau reports a sustained warm wave across much of the country with storms in the Tennessee mountains and brief local rain in parts of the lower lakes region. Forecasters warn of possible extended heat in the Midwest and plains as the anticyclone persists into the coast states.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Tiveky
Loca
Tilledd
Willams
Chilet
Baltimore Sizzles as Heat Record Falls Again
Baltimore Michigan endured a record heat day with temperatures reaching 105 degrees. The city faced extreme conditions as residents coped with the heat, while meteorologists warned of heat index dangers and continuing warm weather patterns.
Weather Draft Damps Heat After Gale Over Wack Banks
A July 2 gale swept across Berton, with strong wind and bursts of rain easing a hot spell. Dark clouds formed a dramatic sky as rain dashes scattered, bringing relief to the area.
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Berton
Two Deaths in Chicago Chitego July 2
Two deaths were reported in Chicago Chitego along with a note on the number of penetrations. The brief item records fatalities and raises questions about the incident details without graphic description.
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Chicago
Chitego
Quay Still Supreme Amid Public Rebuke in City Meeting
A mass meeting failed to curb the Quay machine as Nichol won a contract for Altenel water plant work valued at 37 251 000 with HD Smith credited for camera work. Public works head Haddock awarded the contract amid political pressure and lobbying tied to railroad aid and party influence.
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Epental
Philadelphia
Nichol
HD. Bmilth
Wwork
Ari
Democratic Party
Fin
Qougue
Meertofors Quay
Gaultrey
Gantheroment
Fatal Lightning Kills Three On Fishing Party
A lightning strike under a tall tree near Camp Manauk along Dead Creek in Kentucky killed three members of a St. Louis fishing party and seriously injured others including a boy. Names and ages appear garbled, but the event left residents in shock and injured survivors in care at the site.
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St. Lewht
St. Louis
Dead Creek
Camp Manaik
Wilelam Hal
Joan BE
Lolie Faine
Sen. Balin
Aren
John Beg Allert
Tlouleville
Doly
Central Kentucky Asylum
Asaor
James Howard
Eget
Biephensport
Lee Projer
Relief at St. Louis
In St Louis on July 2 a much wanted relief fame to St Louis, with afternoon events noted and the usual pew rite trend observed in the city.
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St. Louis
Rala
Loula
Texan Woman Dies in Washington After Long Pension Work
Special to the Whe Pant. Mrs Weston formerly of Texas died this morning in Washington after years of service with the pension bureau. She lived in Washington for a number of years and was a widow of Judge Web Vinley of Muting.
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Mmra Rather Weston
Texas
Hint
Irs
Weerton
T He Pension Bureau
Mae
Washtington
Web Vinley
Unclear Report of Fire Downturn and Fatalities
Fragmentary text describes a fire incident during the summer, noting deaths and distressing conditions. The readable parts mention a time around 8 o'clock and proximity to a street or location, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Te Eles Low
Pita Anferit
Deven
Kansas City Heat Records and Local Races Reported
In Kansas City on July 2 extreme heat reached about 100 degrees. Several races and events were canceled or affected by the heat with no deaths reported. The Williams Stator and Part Mores won today in local competitions amid the hot conditions.
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Kansas City
Storm Rips Middlesboro Kentucky Leaving Damages and Death
Fragmented OCR notes report a severe Kentucky storm with property damage in Middlesboro and surrounding areas. Percy Stulth reportedly killed and other residents injured or harmed as high winds caused destruction. A hot weather-related death is also noted along with references to local figures and a national bank official.
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Kentucky
Middlesboro
Pawel
George Davenport Killed by Lightning in Seginaw
Seginaw Michigan July 2. Hon George Travenport former State senator and prominent local figure was struck and killed by lightning today. Cleveland's Record reports five deaths and twenty eight injuries. Detroit notes three deaths from the heat today.
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George Davenport
Seginaw
Mich
George Travenport
Hhe
Cleveland
Cleveland, Osle
Strike Situation Eyed as Independent Firms Ready to Sign
Pittsburgh sector faces a prolonged strike with 116 workers involved in steel milling. Independent companies reportedly prepared to sign on, while American concerns cut prices to pressure compliance. officials anticipate extended disruption and cautious recovery plans as negotiations drift.
Strike of Machinists Looms as O Connell Sees Progress
President O Connell of the International Association declares a strike practically won and reports only about 3000 machinists remain idle. The union leader emphasizes momentum toward a safe china trade and notes the broader impact on industrial terms.
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O'Connell
Internatlion
China
Dent O'Connell
Lal Linea
Cincinnati Manufacturers Seek Injunction After Talks Breakdown
Negotiations between Cincinnati manufacturers and workers collapsed. It was announced that the company will apply to a federal court for an injunction to prevent strikes and to maintain operations at plants in the city.
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de Pense
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