Navy Eight Wins Intercollegiate Championship in Record Time
The United States Naval Academy eight captured the Intercollegiate title in a record race at Poughkeepsie. The Navy posted 1 minute 28 and 8/10 seconds, surpassing the world mark set earlier, as Washington and Cornell trailed by small margins. Seven seniors graduate to serve, and coach Richard A. Glendon bids farewell after a two year span leading the crew.
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Upton
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Cornell
En Groundly
Acen
Carter
Ezhise
Riumph
Hells
Syracuse
Britton
Benny Leonard
Yankees
Red Sox
Yale
Harvard
Polo Grounds
Belen Gilleaudeau
Connecticut
Merion Chapman
New Jersey
SBI
Pete
St 195
Yor
Canada
Winchester Company
Simmore Hardware
Daugherty Asked to Rule On Shipping Board Rum
Secretary Mellon seeks a ruling from Attorney General Daugherty on the legality of shipping board liquor sales outside the three mile limit. The issue centers on Prohibition enforcement and whether prior regulations permit such sales aboard Shipping Board vessels. The request aims to clarify the stance pending a court decision.
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Croton Dam Overflows Drainage After Heavy Rain
Water rose rapidly in the Croton reservoir and six inches spilled over Corner dam with a cataract like Niagara Falls. Loss estimated at about 1,000,000,000 gallons in 24 hours. Water back of dam 12 feet 6 inches deep with 31,000,000,000 gallons available. overflow to continue several days.
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Diplomats and plots swirl as on eve of civil strife in Germany
Reports from Potsdam and Rathenay describe Kalserists meeting and arrests while the United States Secret Service veteran A Bruce Biel arki is the target of a kidnapping plot. Debates over Mexico, Lloyd George, and Harding cabinet figures frame a turbulent political day with naval, labor, and immigration tensions.
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Mayor Oles Accused of Graft and Residency Evasion
Ohio petition alleges Youngstown mayor Oles stole wild animals as graft and served from a farm and hotel room to meet residency rules. The citizen seeks impeachment and removal by Governor Davis, citing unfitness and lack of legal election. Falcon accuses Oles of licensing refusals and housing a carnival company’s animals for personal gain.
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Youngstown
Columbus
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District Agreement Plan Is Hopeless
Washington June 25 The coal strike situation remains grave after a White House conference among President Harding Secretary of Labor Davis and John S Lewis president of the United Mine Workers. Lewis said joint conferences are needed and warned of an imminent coal shortage while operators resist district talks. He warned after July 1 freight rates cut may spark shortages and railroads cannot meet public demand if the strike continues.
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Lenine to Resume Post Soon Says Litvinoff
The Hague reports Soviet diplomat Litvinoff stating Lenin is recovering from a nervous breakdown and will return to his post after a cautious period. He claimed letters indicate Lenin’s gradual return while Moscow doctors had previously banished him for relapse.
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Britain Would Admit Germany to League
In London on June 26 the Prime Minister Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Britain would support a process for Germany to join the League of Nations. He stressed it concerns Germany itself as well as Britain and added the government would back admission.
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Associated Press
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League
Hirsh Husband Denies Wife Shot Him After Party
Oscar Hirsh of Freeport lies recovering after a shooting at a Davies party. His wife Helene Hirsh is charged with the act, which she denies, insisting she would not harm her husband. Investigators plan to summon guests as the case proceeds.
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Freaport
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Misa Davies
Pittole
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Sine Davies
Mr. Edwards
Madetrate Dernard J. Dovies
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Arthur von Cleve
Titer
Emery Millbank
Mies Davies
Lloyd George Upheld and Ulster Defense Policy
In a June broadcast the Irish crisis is framed around a pledge to defend Ulster with force if needed. Lloyd George defends keeping the treaty while Parliament backs the cabinet on Ulster policy and security measures. The debate reveals divisions over coercion and southern Ireland elections while Britain pledges arms and troops for Ulster.
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Gov Small's Wife Dies After Acquittal Stirred by Trial
Lena Small wife of the Illinois governor died at the family home in Ranea ke, Illinois after a stroke of apoplexy. She had stood by her husband through his 1921 Springfield indictment and 1923 Waukegan trial, expressing strong belief in his innocence and supporting his vindication. Her death followed emotional reactions to his acquittal.
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Ransom for Bielaski Paid by New York Firm
A ransom of 10,000 pesos for A Bruce Bielaski, former chief of the Bureau of Investigation, was arranged by Richmond Levering & Co of Broadway. The payment was to be handed to the bandits by Lerand & So, through a Mexican banking house. Bielaski and his wife were kidnapped near Mexico City. authorities in Mexico were urged to secure his release unharmed.
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New York
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New York City
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Port of New York Bill Cleared By Senate
Washington June 26 The Port of New York bill passed the Senate without a roll call. The measure, known as the Ansorge bill, authorizes development of port facilities in New York and New Jersey and creates the Port of New York Authority to coordinate plans with a joint commission of citizens. The plan aims to streamline movement of foodstuffs and goods into Greater New York through new bridges tunnels and highways with electric rail links. President Harding is expected to sign before the House recess.
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Saginaw, Mich
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The Tribune Vacation Ask Advised for Summer Reads
The Tribune promotes a summer plan for readers away from home. It invites readers to tell their newsdealer to receive The Tribune daily and to provide a vacation address for the circulation department via Beeks 3000.
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Kaiser's Sons Plotas Civil War Impends
Germany faces a potential civil war as monarchist groups push to challenge the republic. Reports describe arrests of monarchist conspirators, notable figures linked to the Rathenau murder, and a looming showdown between government forces and Bavarian monarchists. Strong anti republican and anti semitic currents pervade. The struggle could trigger wider European upheaval.
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