Rivalry of Big Nations in the Air Draws Attention
Spécial to The Northwestern Washington D C The rivalry between France and Great Britain for air supremacy draws wide attention in the United States. The piece argues the United States lags behind European nations in aviation and calls for more army and navy aviation personnel and equipment from Congress. It notes that unrestricted planes could be used for war and industrial purposes and references the naval limitation conference.
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Washington, D. C
France
Great Britain
Emeff
Wright Brothers
Europe
Naty Adis
Army
Navy
Congress
Governor vetoes bill exempting loan agencies from usury laws
Madison reports the governor vetoed a bill exempting loan agencies from the 16 percent usury cap, arguing the move legalizes usury and harms small borrowers. The action follows debates on borrower protections and impacts of interest rates. Regents of the University projected to approve federal wood testing labs additions.
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Associated Pressy
Madison
Sma Jean
Dare
Tam
Pinny Bia
United States
Milwaukee Garbage Collectors Strike For Wage Increase
Striking Milwaukee sanitation workers walk off routes amid demand for higher pay and better conditions. The stoppage surprised residents and disrupts city collections as talks with management appear unsettled.
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Garbage Collectors OF
Milwaukee
Berlin Metal Workers Strike Ongoing Amid Compliance Shortfall
Metal workers in Berlin stage a strike over stalled W art order compliance. Reports show only about half of the expected workers are following the directive, signaling ongoing labor tension and unresolved demands.
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Metal Workers OF
Berlin
Joint session over demands of miners pushed to Monday
A joint session regarding the miners demands was postponed to Monday. Officials from anthracite operators and union representatives were expected to meet again to discuss wage and safety issues. The Atlantic City conference aimed to avert a wider strike as talks stalled yesterday.
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Apsociated Pressi
Atlantic City
W. d
Fin
Ems iGtar Ai
Adam and Eve Styles Are Out Of Date
A fragmented Local notice notes a shift in fashion and ethics, with references to Miss Pontess and roterison, highlighting debate over attire and decorum in the Sel lers by Atem and Eve. The text remains incomplete but signals concern about outdated styles and social expectations.
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Atem
Eve
PonsTesste
Eva
Roterison
Jon Aeckel
Details emerge at preliminary murder hearing in Alabama
Equatted Press report from Anniston describes the preliminary hearing of Lieut. James C. Rick's wife, accused of murder. The crowded courtroom including many women and children heard testimony about a chaotic scene at Camp McClellan, with witnesses recounting a man screaming and prior conversations.
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Anniston
Ala
James C. Rick
Camp McClellan
Harany
Hayrey Helle
Pinte Daughtr
F_ Craix
Quarier Rushand
Gravford
Shelby seeks loan to cover Fourth of July deficit
Reports from Shelby indicate plans to float a bond issue of 150 000 to 200 000 pounds to underwrite extraordinary expenses for a grand Independence Day celebration. Investment houses are approached for underwriting while bankers, merchants and sports enthusiasts in Shelby and Great Falls back the effort.
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Shelby
Associated Prexe
New York
Bayer
Great Fats
Meni
Sckexns
Mysterious Sea Tragedy Reported Near Cape Cod
A cryptic navy dispatch said the fishing schooner Sybel recovered several dories with men off Cape Cod but provided few details of the disaster. Refugees were located at latitude 40 34 north, longitude 67 25 west, aboard the Tamarac guard cutter.
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Washington, BD. C
Navy Department
Crass Guard
Tamarac
Sybel
Cape Cod
Lattude
Temperature Drops Bring Relief in Minneapolis Weather
United Press reports relief after extreme heat as Minneapolis sees lows and humidity fall. A 29 year old Blanche Hillstead collapsed and was taken to General Hospital, while Thomas Peach also suffered and was returned home. Milwaukee weather predicts heat with temperatures near 90 in some areas and possible thundershowers.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Weather Bureau
Blanche Hillstead
Seriou Thomas Peach
Wisconsin Attorney General Seeks True Road Costs
Wisconsin Attorney General EKERN urges the Commerce Commission to determine the actual cost of railroad roads including site value and reproduction costs. The AP report from Washington notes ongoing temporary hearings after May on principles in federal valuation of railroads.
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Ekern
Commerce Commission
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Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce
Bandits Rob and Hold Chinese for Ransom
Chinese official reports bandits robbed and abducted passengers, holding a Chinese citizen for ransom. The incident occurred near Kowloon with multiple assailants involved and ongoing police action in the area. Local authorities seek cooperation as details emerge from the Associated Press dispatch.
Lincoln Statue Cast in 1905 to Be Placed Soon
A controversial plan to erect a Lincoln statue completed in 1905 and stored in a park is set for installation. The piece, once exhibited in New York and San Francisco, has faced delays and questions about its final location and upkeep.
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Lincoln
Amorigted Proms
Chicago
Abraham Qin
New York
San Francisco
Fear Airmen Perished in Water When Gaghag Fell
Reports from unoffical sources claim two Luxs located Lieut Hobhs missing balloon crews in Lake Er ie and a search was ordered. Naval and air officials expressed uncertainty about Hoths fall while coordinating rescue efforts near Mount Clemens Cleveland and Stanley Ont.
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Rockefeller at 84 Observes Simple Routine as Usual
The 84 year old Rockefeller maintains his routine as reporters note. A Times obituary type feature contrasts his fortune estimates and tax figures with a claim that wealth does not define the man. It references his era and contrasts him with Henry Ford.
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Oain
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Henry Ford
Germany Denies Duisburg Bombing Responsibility
Berlin reports quote Foreign Minister Haren von Rosenberg denying German citizens caused the Duisburg bombing that killed Belgian soldiers. France and Belgium demanded Germany condemn the act and identify the plotters. The German government faces Franco-Belgian pressure amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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Berlin
Haren von Rosenberg
France
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Germany
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Belgium
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Ares
Associated Press
Vosaischs Zettung
Duisbeurs
Reichsbank
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Brussels
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Pacelli
Chance For Cure
Washington naval treaty plan ratified by U S chamber
Paris reporters state the Washington treaty for limiting naval armament and capital ships was ratified by the French chamber of deputies by a large vote. The United States will maintain a minimum fleet strength next year including 18 battleships 14 cruisers and 84 submarines under a sea defense program. Discussions in the cabinet considered France’s possible non ratification but no final action was decided.
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Asteckited Press
Paris
French Chamber of Deputies
Washington
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United States
General Board
Denby
France
Quay d'Orsay
Doctors limited on prescription amounts ruled by court
A Helena report says a court ruling limits how many prescriptions doctors may write. The decision notes alcohol may be used medicinally, affecting Congress ability to restrict doctor prescriptions.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Congress
Bourquin
Former Mining Town in Ashes with Six Buildings Survive
Report from press covering Tennpzh Nev where a mining town lies in ruins after a blaze. Only six buildings remain standing while most of the town is destroyed. Local residents recount the disaster and await official assessment.
Lenglen and Ryan Hold Doubles Title
Lenglen and Ryan win the doubles title in a decisive match. The event sees strong play from Warwick and teammates as they upset rivals to claim the crown.
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Lenglen
Ryan
Paris Green Used For Death In Apparent Self Harm
A garbled report notes Paris Green used in a death case described as an apparent self inflicted incident. The scattered text references Medford Wisconsin and names like Crac Is Medford but lacks clear details or confirmations.
World Is Getting Better Says New Report
A terse United Press style summary notes yearly improvement, claiming progress across multiple measures. The report asserts gains over the previous year and cites increased efficiency and development worldwide.
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iRy United Press
New York
Petter
McAdoo Plans President Bid At New York Dinner
Plans for a McAdoo presidential bid were discussed at a New York dinner. Supporters sought a clear path to nomination while McAdoo faced questions about his candidacy and prospects.
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G. N McAdoo
Konm
MecAdoo
Miners Strike in Nova Scotia Ordered by Lewis
In Nova Scotia a miners strike is ordered by Lewis amid unsettled weather and a tense labor situation. The report notes weather cautions and regional volatility as officials confirm action and potential impacts on local operations.
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Nova
Scotia
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