Bielaski Escapes Captors in Mexican Kidnap Plot
In a chaotic report from Mexico City and Tampico, A Bruce Bielaski, ex chief of the Office of the White House Secret Service, allegedly slipped from his captors amid a quest for ransom. Authorities, including General Hondit Nader, pursue clues as skirmishes and rumors swirl about a looming rescue or further abductions near Tampico and Chernavaca.
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Mexico City
My the Avwecintud Press
Ha Holding
Geroam Hondit Nader
Jared
Tasipien
Shaw
Tampico
Jove
Pan
Htute
Iiferntus Ten
Gereral Gurgyahe
Comandiy
Agumds
Musetyessi
Hrgiun
Ais
Tam Fes
Seuntalavua
Mrs George J Gould Jr Rest After Operation
Mrs George J Gould Jr rests after an operation for Wpergiditis at Rower Hospital. George J Gould Jr of 2 East Sixty Fifth Street declared entirely white. Mention of Laura Carter and Mrs Stusrta Safeline appears in the fragmentary text with marriage date July 1 and a birth on January 28.
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George J. Gould
Park Avenue
Ettabhy
Rower Hospital
Is Gavid
George P‘gromce
Gould
Laura Carter
Feger
George Gould, Jr
Mra Stusrta
Safeline
Iver
Mra D. Phin
Pon
Beware the Newspapers Hylan Warns Children
Fragmented OCR summary notes a warning by Hylan to children about newspapers. Mentions boxe from public schools, girls, league members, and officials. Text is damaged with garbled words and unclear events or dates.
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Hylan
McCumber Edges McCumber in Light Primary Vote Battle
In Fargo on June 28 major returns show Senator McCumber leading the Republican slate for Senate and Governor Neston ahead in the gubernatorial race amid a light voter turnout. Early counts from 2,064 precincts indicate McCumber's margin over Lynn J. Pragier while the Non-Partisan League endorses other candidates, and the league defines its stance as opposition to McCumber's policies.
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Fargo
Portes J McCamber
R.A. Neston
Arly Yetarse
Pope Jated
Biembrek
Finer Forks
Ned Serepeented Preeineia
Anthon Partisan League
Rep
Chlicans
I. F. Maker
Non- Partisan League Indoreed
H. J. Stenger
Rmrd
Eleary
McCumber
Lynn J. Pragier
Ormsby Mehare
Torgue
Beegner
Henator
Comber
McCamber
Palle
Bny
Senate
Mixed political shifts and sports results dominate regional briefs
A rough, OCR laden summary notes political maneuvering in Washington and New York with references to courts, bills, and party lines, alongside sports updates. It mentions Harding era cost discussions, a Democratic conference, and naval or enforcement topics, plus college and professional game results and upcoming public works or park plans.
Three Air Cadets Killed In Plane Crash in Texas
Three air cadets die in a Texas crash as their trainer aircraft fails during flight from Crookafield. Bodies are recovered. pilot identified as Williamss McCoy, age twenty-two, from Newark Hite, Te. The dead include Parzell, twenty-four, from Philadelphia, and Arey Waldren BR.
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Texas
Ban Antonio
Crookafield
Thousands of Bottles Smuggled Across City Route
A 25 000 bottle liquor smuggling operation is uncovered with inspectors tracing crates through streets and hospitals. Officials cite imported brands and cross town routes via Kelty Field. Names including Thompson Warrell and McCoy appear in the inquiry as investigators outline the seizure and planned deliveries.
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Cotrama
Petey Brantey
Siegtin
Grrenwic
Atenits
Malintry
Bri Dinuer
Frida
Saploma
Democrats Hear of Money Used In Help Met umber gem The Tei
Washington June 1 Telegrame reports say funds were sent to North Dakota to influence Democratic senators in the primaries. Backers of Senator Meany allegedly contributed heavily while the party debates proper rules and possible implications for the senatorial renomination.
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Washington
North Dakota
Mfcany
Campalen Fande
Senate
Fussip
Benate
Court Hears On Fuller Failure Books Him Reveal
District Attorney Banton questions stipulation shielding Fuller Co books as receiver Strasbourger and attorney Kohl discuss access limits while Austrian asserts documents were handed to the receiver. Proceedings focus on whether examination of ledgers was barred and if filings affected the estate’s oversight.
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E. M. Fuller & To
Tweedy
Bartriet Aliorner
Amer
Sphrniher
Caretel
Juda Sartie Strasbourger
Weinstein
Carl J. Austrian
Francie J. Kohl
Iimnilay
Arthur Gerteld
Paytes
Marlin
Will Get Ultimatum To Agree by Aug. 1
Washington June 24 President Harding convenes a general conference at the White House for the anthracite and bituminous coal factions and 23 district presidents of the United Mine Workers. The aim is to revise methods for settlement of the coal strike and establish a clear program guiding operators and miners toward agreement by August 1.
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Prom the Tribune
Thaehegios Martie Washington
Harding Intay
White Mouse
Methanthracite
John To Lewis
United Mine Workers
Oper Jators
Anid
Minere Great
Moorer
Mand
Harding Bir
Ately
Lewis
Sina Witelals
Departant of
Labor
Commerce Maewrr
Hartinge
Cattyeture
Marion
Ohio
Apo T Ag
Estending
Pau
Cnnferen
Bevigs
Fam
United Mine Workers ofAmerica
United States
Tearnite Tt Way
Grable
Smoun
Hotels Plan to Welcome New York Boosters in City Campaign
A committee in New York intends to transform visitors into city boosters by guiding a steady stream of travelers through safety tips, water quality, and police protection. They target Augusts Merchandise Fair and October Harbors Convention, with merchants and theater interests backing the plan.
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Reid
New York
America
Copeland van
Wuleider
Phanes
Harhers
Seavention
Magat
Free State Responsible for Attack Says Churchill
London reports Churchill tells the House of Commons the Free State provisional government was solely responsible for the Four Courts operation and refused British aid. He cited rebels’ renewed aggression as the true cause, while London had warned intervention might follow if disorders continued.
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Free State
Churchill
London
Associated Presa
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Great Britain
Unite Zhe
Rail Heads See Cabinet Group Doom of Strike in Civic Center
Three members of President Harding's Cabinet Mellon, Jubers Work, and Marty M. Daepherty met with New York City officials to discuss a plan to replace the post office with a new federal building in the Civic Center. The talks covered land exchanges, a new federal courthouse, and the arrangement of a city hall area as part of a downtown redevelopment.
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Doom of Strike
Postoffice
Civic Center
Harding
Secessary of the Treasury
Mellon
Jubers Work
Marty M. Daepherty
Mylan
Craig
City of
New York
City of New York
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Treasury Department
Guy
Nei Fnhaings
Ekchange
Vite
City Hall Park
Busdstang
Etreet
Worth
Woman Admits Poisoning Child Alleges Harsh Life
Philadelphia June 24 A young woman Emu Mack admits poisoning a child and pleads for heavy punishment, crying for no pity, saying she hated life and deserved imprisonment. Daylestown and Abington polling areas referenced. victim identified as a local infant, motive unclear amid confession and patrol reports.
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Miter
Philadelphia
Emu Mack
Old Anne
Daylestown
Tovlay
Pollor Pation Et
Abington
Rainy Outlook Extends Into Next Month Says Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau foresees continued abnormal wetness into the coming month with intermittent rain likely for an indefinite period. Temperatures will remain cool in the afternoons and rainfall totals are above normal for the period.
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Weather Bureau
Sondisne
The Tribune Vacation Companion Notice
The Tribune invites readers to request daily delivery while away this summer. Contact your newsdealer or call to arrange uninterrupted home news coverage during travels.
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the Tribune
Free State Men Besiege Republicans in Four Courts
Dublin reports Civil War erupts as provisional government troops assault the Four Courts Building at dawn. Heavy shelling and machine gun fire persist, with Free State casualties reported and rebels defending from entrenched positions. Civilians are among the dead and wounded amid chaotic street fighting across the city.
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Terbuce
York Trimune
Dublin
Free State
Ealel
Four Twarts
Iifey River
Repubicans
Free
Hilhard
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Tee
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Gretten Breage
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Arene
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Association of Railway Excessives
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