Man Dies Near Borden Mills In Suspected Train Incident
The unidentified man, Owens, was found near the tracks at Pactolus about 4 a.m. by a passing train crew. An inquest ruled death from a moving object, with theories he was struck or thrown under a train while possibly hobos. Owens lived near Pactolus and had worked at Borden Mills. funeral plans are pending.
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Borden Mills
Élark
Owens
H Cote
Tattis
J. Frank Nelson
Pactolus Owens
Pactolus
Dewey Owens
Tts
Highland Park
Fedeath
Borden’ Mills
John Owens
Drought Conditions Show A Decided Improvement Statewide
Drought eased with high August temperatures and limited rainfall continuing across the state. Flooding was minimal but lightning killed two men near Coldwater and a child near Johnson City. Record highs reached 107 degrees at Perryville. rainfall averaged 1.53 inches statewide, about 2.63 inches below normal.
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Coldwater
Johnson City
Memphis
Elkmont
Perryville
Crossville
Pinewood
Kenton
Carthage
Moscow
Chattanooga
Nashville
Clarksville
Paris
Blame Over Wreck of the Shenandoah Targets Lansdowne
Survivors react as structural changes in the Shenandoah are blamed on Lansdowne. Report notes the inquiry or discussion surrounding ship damage and the responsibility for the wreck.
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Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Witness Testimony Tense At Air Station Hearing
A witness with a marked accent faced the court and survivors amid tense proceedings. Admiral Jones cautioned him several times to lower his voice during cross examination by Commander Rosendahl representing the survivors.
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Admiral Jones
Rosendahl
President Coolidge withdraws board powers in policy shift
The report notes President Coolidge moving to retract executive authority, with a continued line about Palmer reverting to a more employee like role while remaining with some independent powers present. The fragment suggests ongoing changes at the top level of government administration.
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Palmer
Coolidge Names H G Dalton Referee in Palmer Row
The Shipping Administration board and Palmer dispute lingers as President Coolidge appoints H G Dalton of Cleveland as referee. The commission states the action aligns with the president's aims and will not counter his wishes.
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Palmer
Coolidge
H. G. Dalton
Cleveland
Customs Civilization Killing Eskimos Declares Dr
Edmonton doctor Dr. D E Scott warns Eskimos and Indians in the Mackenzie delta may face extinction from disease as they adopt white man living. He cites rising cancer appendicitis and tuberculosis from life in cabins replacing snow houses with 90 percent showing TB symptoms.
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Edmonton
Alta
D. E. Scott
Aklavik
Mackenzie River
Delta
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