Flood Rising and Fear of Disease Hover Oklahoma
Oklahoma towns in flood danger as Arkansas River waters rise through Reed and Tulsa regions. Flooded areas from Jenks to Sand Springs face water reaching homes and potential disease. 3000 refugees cared for by relief agencies. In Pulsa territory 25 miles inundated. armed patrols guard flooded zones. One drowning reported near Sand Springs bridge. Drury Kansas resort cases see 40 feet of water.
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TOLSA
Okla
ielion
Oklahoma
here
Sand Springs
Jenks
tocoecies
A. MicHutchigan
United States
w Pulsa
Shirley Blackwell
WICHITA
KAN
cotteges
Hood waters
Drury
Kansas
Monticello Home Burns 10 Ground Water Mile Away
Fire destroyed the vacant one room house of B Garterman of New York on Millside Avenue. Three fire companies were hampered by lack of water on arrival as hoses could not reach the building and the structure burned completely before water could be drawn.
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MONTICELLO
Father Fallam to Quit Charge in Monticeliy
June 15 report states Reverend John Fallam of St Peter's Parish will depart after a long tenure to assume duties in the Bronx. The Orange Sul Evan counties rector has many Middletown friends who regret his leaving after twenty five years since his ordination anniversary gift.
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MONTICELIY
John Fallam
St Peter's
wil
Bronx
Greater New York
Bell kagawn
Orange
Sul- Evan
ister
Middletown
Fuliam
Chester Square Club To Confer Degree
Goshen Lodge No.596 F and A M meets on June 1 with Chester Square Club to confer the third degree. Rev Dr Schofieki to address the event in observance of Flag Day.
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GOSHEN
Goshen Lodge
A. M
Local Man Escapes Death After Train Collision
Leland Francesco of this city, an employee of Smith and Gherk Tee Cream hosts, escaped death when his truck was struck by a locomotive. The crash occurred near the Matkancdk Feed Company plan as Francesco, returning from the plant, grabbed the engine to avoid being dragged. He suffered injuries to his hand and set and was treated at Phrait Hospital before returning home. The track was damaged and the train continued to Unionville.
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Leland Francises
Smith and Gherk
Matkancdk
Francesco Wasa
TEas
Francisco
Phrait Hospital
M. A. Stivers
West Main street
Unionville
Firms Share in School Bids for Grammar School Equipment
Five firms bid last night for equipment to furnish the grammar school shop. Ayres and Galloway won contracts for planes chucks bits and augers. G. H. Swalm and Sons secured saws and related items. RLAL Fire Corporation received shop benches gauges and sheet metal tools. Total purchase about 508 dollars.
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Board of Education
jing
Ayres and Galloway
R. A. Fife Corporation
Mermitt Woodwerkine Machinery Company
G. H. Swalm
Hanford and Horton Company
Ayres and
Gallowa
G. A. Swalm and Sons Company
RLAL Fire Corporation
Tosamonni
United States proposes liquor running treaty to curb rum flow
Washington reports a proposed treaty with foreign powers to prevent rum running and address objections to American liquor rules. The plan extends sovereignty to 12 miles for ram shipping and allows foreign vessels to bring liquor into U S waters for homeward use but not into American ports.
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WASHINGTON
United States
connecion
Chaos Grips Northern China As Pekin Falls Into Turmoil
President Li Jlang fled Pekin to Tianjin amid fears of a broader revolt as Chinese troops protest neglect and looting threats arise. Foreign legations seek safety while powers demand indemnities for foreign kidnappings linked to bands in Shantung and Shanghai routes.
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PERRIN
Li Jlang
Pekin
Tien- Tsin
Ching
Strasps
China
Shantung
Meyt
Shanghai
j Lucy Aldred
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Boom Smith Feels Spotlight At Chicago Democratic Dinner
An Al Smith booster dinner in Chicago drew prominent Democrats including William Wrigler Jr and others. Attendees praised Smith as a candidate admired in the middle west while avoiding direct presidential speculation. George F. Getz organized the event.
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Dever
middle west
Democratic party
William Wrigler
Jr OG zmorris
Robert Upham
James
Bank messenger robbed of 12000 on Jersey City street
Jersey City June 13. Several bandits robbed bank messenger Michael McDaniel of two bags containing 12000 on a busy thoroughfare as he traveled from Union Trust to Manhattan Electric with the money.
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JERSEY CITY
Michael McDaniel
McDaniel
Union Trust Company
Manhattan Bilectric Company
Car Collision near Craigsville Trains Injure Henry Rumsey
Henry Rumsey was severely injured when his car collided with a Newburgh branch train near Craigsville station. He sustained two broken legs and serious cuts but was rushed to Goshen Emergency Hospital for treatment. by early reports he is expected to survive.
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Henry Rumsey
Newburgh
Craigsville
Farm- Ivalue
Craigville
Eck
Goshen
Rumsey
Newburel
Huimsey
Fuller and McGee Plead Guilty in Bucket Shop Case
New York June 13 Edward M Fuller and William F McGee former heads of OM Fuller and Company pleaded guilty to one indictment charging bucket shop operations. They were jailed awaiting further proceedings after 13 indictments, with prosecutors weighing remaining charges.
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NEW YORK
Edward M. Fuller
Willian F. McGee
OM. Fuller and Company
marshalls
Fuller
Meee
Franklin L. Link
Westmoreland
Tennessee
van Se
Puller
McGee
United
Two Die in Gas Explosion in Wilkes-Barre Home
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a gasoline ignition during cleaning caused a basement fire. Mrs. Charles Huber wife of a coal operator and Oliver Gibbon the chauffeur died from burns at Wilkes-Barre hospital. The blast followed a flare up that engulfed both in flames before responders arrived.
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WILKES BARRE
Charles Huber
Oliver Gibbon
Huber lami
Huber
Lehigh and Wilkes tiis Cool Company
JHaber
bockbiy
Yim
Haber
Gibbon
Wremdng Valles Hospital
Real Estate Commission Suit Filed in Newburgh Court
James Henderson, a Middletown real estate operator, sues for a 3400 commission in a Newburgh court over the sale of a farm formerly owned by George W. Evans of Crawford. Henderson is represented by Ivan Gardner. Evans by John Bright.
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Newburgh
Senate probes alleged drinking bouts in state capitol
Madison report claims Senator Barnge Moran was drugged and kidnapped before a tax vote. A resolution by Senator Severson calls for an inquiry into drinking incidents in the State Capitol and alleges misconduct by senators and aides. The document cites alleged drugging, absence manipulation, and lobbyist influence.
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MADISON
Wis
Barnge Moran
State Senate
Severson
Moran
senate
hei wei
Balkan Powers Rush Troops as Bulgarian Revolt Spreads
Four Balkan states mobilize thousands to the colors amid reports of a Bulgarian revolt and counter-revolt in Sofia. Alarm spreads to Belgrade Bucharest Athens and Prague while Budapest notes secret mobilization. Former Premier Stamboulisky reportedly slain in battle.
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Belgrade
Bucharest
Athens
Prague
Bulgaria
Stamboulisky
Balkan
Sofia
Budapest
Lecture on Christian Science Draws 250 Attendees
Nearly 250 people gathered to hear Stark Seeley of Portland Ure gor discuss What it Is and Faith in Christian Science. Introduced by FB Gorham, the talk was under the auspices of the Christian Science Society of South Street. Seeley urged goodwill among Christians and unity in prayer toward the Kingdom of God. The message to The Mother Church in Boston in 1962 was noted.
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Selene
Stark Seeley
Portland
Uregor
oat Leep
Fars Church of Christ the Scientist
Boston
earth
Warr Baker Addr
Ball Acting Mayor Signs ED Checks as Marriage Plans Begin
Go shen, June 1. Acting Mayor James M. Ball signs Board of Education checks during mayoral absence. In Goshen, Joseph W. Gott the third of Goshen and Miss A Josephine Ebbets of Brooklyn will wed June 16 at Noon in the Hotel St George Brooklyn. Reverend Judge of Brooklyn to perform ceremony. Gott, manager of Laver Lanter Company, has rented part of a two family house on South Street.
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Robert Lawrence
Joel B. Wheeler
New York Strate Conference of Mayors
GOSHEN
Joseph W. Gott
Mies A. Josephine Ebbets
Brooklyn
Construction firm cites strikes delaying Memorial School progress
Moody Construction Company head F. Br. Moody and two superintendents told the Board of Education last night they can accelerate work on Memorial Grammar School which is over three months behind schedule. They cited strikes, unfinished bulking and no heat as causes and proposed to resume cement laying and related tasks, aiming for completion by July 23.
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F. BR. Moody
Moody Construction Company
A. M. Mitchell
T. J. Dempsey
Board of Education
Memorial Grammar School
Hveraid
mastic
taimatsa
H. Canteld
m&n
Giles County Awards Contract for New School Staircases
The Giles Construction Company won the bid for two fireproof staircases at the High School. Bids ranged from 15,796 to 318,550, higher than estimates, and the project was approved as an emergency. Work to replace wooden stairs and improve school access will start after summer vacation.
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Board of Education
Giles Construction Company
Moody Construction Company
Miller Reed Company
u Se
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Machine Education Board
Moody Co
FATHER FALLAM
Chester Square Club
BOOM SMITH
Roum
South St
JAMES M. BALL
J. W. GOTT
GILES CO
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