Heat Claims 39 Victims in Past 24 Hours Across Areas
A limited, fragmentary report details submersion and prostration deaths attributed to a heat wave across multiple states. New York City area and Newark record fatalities. a drowning in East Elmhurst is noted. Prostrations reported in Newark, Passaic, and nearby locales. Trenton cites a maximum 86 degree temperature in the past 24 hours.
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Jury convicts Barber shop owner in fatality case
Meridian Mississippi June 3 A jury finds Maurice Rush Barber shop proprietor at De Kalb guilty of murder in the May 2 shooting after closing hours. Patrick Donnahue 35 and Gus Lang with George Harrison face joint trial. venue moved to Clay County for later proceedings.
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Maurice
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Gus Lang
George Harrison
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Thes Mursderets
Oregon Evolution Law in Courts Debate Over Public Schooling
United Press summary reports that US Supreme Court ruling on academic control echoes in Oregon as debate arises over compulsory public schooling for ages eight to fourteen. Legal experts anticipate Tennessee and Oregon challenges to anti evolution legislation reflecting Scopes era precedents.
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Tnrenti Anduardians
Chilfer
Bell garter fashion piece prompts brass bell craze
New York June 3 United Press reports Hedda Hoyt notes a trend on Fifth Avenue where women buy tiny brass bells for garters. The piece details how bells are worn, priced at twenty cents, and suggests playful tone patterns for groups. It cites circus bears as a past parallel and questions wide adoption.
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Knoxville Club Speakers Promise Chamber of Commerce Event
The Knoxville Chamber of Commerce hosts a Knoxville club event featuring speeches by a minister, a county manager, and other officials. Nasir Camonagy and Allan Bhi are listed among those guiding the program. attendees will hear about commerce and local industry during the session in Midlothian, Oregon.
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Mma Weinstein
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Nasir Camonagy
Waren
South Honors Jefferson Davis Birthday Celebration
The South today celebrated the birthday of Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States in the Civil War. Flags were displayed widely, and images of notable figures were shown in observances across the region.
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Gener Woert M. Leo
Sargent Seeks To Curb Gossip On DOJ Visits
United States Attorney General Sargent laboring to prevent rumors about Department of Justice visits. He urges reporters not to publish details until the department is ready to announce. He plans to meet officials personally to better understand the department and improve administration. He also demanded weekly reports on pending departmental business from all heads.
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Tiele
Display of a Home Made Super Hetrodyne Radio Set
An eight tube Super Hetrodyne radio receiving set by Leroy Hamlin of Middlenbore is on display in a glass cabinet. The shop made sets are praised for satisfaction and several are in use around town. Hamlin, a former telegraph operator, notes the set can be operated with or without tubes and highlights its enhanced appearance and a rare feature enabling clear reception.
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Middlenbore
Nmade
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Hamlin
Akron
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Ohio
Court Exempts 5000 From U S Tax By Court Ruling
United Press reports President Coolidge may avoid paying income tax on a 75000 salary after a Supreme Court decision. The ruling, arguing 1918 1921 and 1924 revenue provisions violate federal power, shields salaries of federal workers including the president. The White House backs the view, noting the decision could grant refunds for taxes paid.
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Herbert Aittee
United Press State Corvenportent
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Coolidge
Helicon
Iternal
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Samuel Gralaw
Maryland
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Caddy Killed by Soft Ball Incident at River
In Nashvige Ver dyne i Clifton Wiggins, a caldyest Meade is load. Ares at the river iy Vowael Prag. Pho hat seek the cenalely at the bike at doe Heal, BULHag hina alyyonk frastarit Ty.
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Middlesboro Negroes Fined at Knoxville
By United Press. In Knoxville after a college baseball game between Middlesboro and Knoxville teams, Sarah Dargensen was arrested for disorderly conduct and drunkenness, Ferguson charged with fighting. The group, including the players Gain de Knoxville Lass and Morerau crowned Sarah, were fined $25 each.
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Crowe Hints of New Evidence in Germ Case
Fragmented OCR text hints at a germ related case with Crowe referencing new evidence and various tangential details. The readable portions mention possible witness, timeline, and procedural mentions without clear facts or outcomes.
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Ford plants employ 161000 in major production peak
The article notes that 161 000 workers are tied to Ford plants, highlighting a peak in manufacturing momentum. It references Indiana, Massachusetts, and other locations while mentioning skilled trades, job roles, and plant activity amid a national production surge.
Riots in China Blamed on Bolshevists Amid Turmoil
Reported outbreaks in Shanghai and other cities describe student clashes and fatalities as authorities struggle to restore order. Foreign observers note suspected Bolshevik influence, while stores close and supply lines falter, heightening urban tension and panic.
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Down With British and Jap They Cry
A Pekin dispatch reports large rallies in Shanghai and across central China as protesters chant Down with the British and Japan. Demonstrations spread from Shanghai to Pua Chi dal chief executive, who meets with officials while a commission is sent to investigate killings. Reported unrest reaches several cities with strikes and protests continuing.
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Thekin
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Japan
Oee
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Tuan
Not So Good Doctor Report on Sec Weeks
Ny United Press reports a bleak medical bulletin about Secretary Kay Weeks. The document notes health concerns amid uncertain recovery and mentions a hospital stay with limited details available.
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President Defends naval role as instrument of peace
Dale Van Every reports that in a commencement address President Cooke declares the Navy should serve as an instrument of righteousness safeguarding security while striving for world peace. He warns against arming for aggression, urges universal defense, and calls citizens to support a strong, prudent military posture.
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