Resignation of Premier Not Probable After Defeat
London reports the MacDonald government defeated 171 to 248 in the House of Commons over an unemployment insurance bill amendment. Conservatives and Liberals cheered. cries of resign followed. The result highlights a minority government relying on opposition support and moves could lead to resignation after the bill’s third reading. The session adjourned for the weekend.
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Associated Press
London
MacDonald
House of, Commons
Sberal
United Press
Mons
Uberals
MccDonald
La Follette Eyes Progressive Campaign Endorsements
United Press reports Wisconsin labor leaders endorse Robert M. La Follette for president and back a third party option. Pennsylvania and North Dakota figures weigh in, with mixed views on joining a La Follette ticket within or outside their parties.
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United Press
Washington
Robert M. da Follette
Independent
National Committee
Associated Press
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Robert M. la Fallette
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
United States
Cleveland
Furniss
John A. McSparran
Pennsylvania Grange
la Follette
Democratic Party
Ladd
Washington, D
North Dakota
Tau Follette
Fire disaster in Kansas City raises death toll
The explosion and fire that leveled an apartment building in Kansas City early Thursday left thirteen dead with a dozen still missing. Bodies of two firefighters and eleven Black residents have been recovered.
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United Press
Kansas City
Prc
Tne
Italian cruiser sunk in Mediterranean storm near Tuntelleria
Rome records a 250 ton Italian cruiser sunk by a hurricane off the volcanic island Tuntelleria. Two Japanese steamer crews reportedly rescued the crew as airplanes and dirigibles were dispatched to the scene to assist.
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United Revs
Rome
Tuntelleria
Japan
German airship test proposed for North Pole voyage
A 1915 report discusses a German crew aboard the airship ZR-1 being built for the U S Navy. A potential cross Atlantic test to Lakehurst or a North Pole journey is debated, with Navy authority and costs under review as Congress balks at funding.
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America
North Pole
Congress
Bath
North
Wan
Navy Department
Navy
Dephrthiem Pee Awh
Conitanya
Parem
American stars sweep Olympics in blistering sports day
American swimmers led by Johnny Weismuller and Kealoha, along with Helen Wills and Vincent Richards, dominated swimming and tennis at the Velodrome and Olympic courts. Boxers Mielis Laharra Fer Salas and Tunnel advanced to finals as Miss Katherine McKane fell to Mile. Viste, shaking up the women's tennis field. Jean Borotra lost to Cochet as the French team prepared for future rounds.
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Vincent Richards
Mielis
Laharra
Fer
Salas
Tunnel
Katherine Mekane
Lite Mile
Virste
McKane
Helen Wills
Mme, Golding
Francé
Éversone
Kitty
Helen
Eadily
Mile
Viaste
Miss McKane
Ant
Helen Wits
Viasta
Jean Borotra
Cochet
Richardy
Anata
Buying Power of Farm Dollar Returns, Says Mumford
H. Mumford told the Montana Farmers' Association convention that the full buying power of the farmers dollar is returning, with deflation easing and agricultural markets improving. He warned bankers not to assume farmers alone bear distress and noted a bumper Northwest crop and better farm margins.
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Unitedress
Boxeman
Mont
Mumford
College of Agriculture
University of
Dal
Northwest
toWwer
Corr Belt
Havng
Miss Wall Survives To Meet Hadfield In Final Play
Miss Wall of Oshkosh advances to tomorrow's final after a semifinal win over Miss Gittins of Depere. Hadfield fails to survive, plagued by erratic putting as Wall’s decisive hole in one highlighted the round at Blue Mound Country Club.
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United Presa
Blue Mound Country Club
Miwakee
Blue Mound
Wisennein Wametns
Pavdaundiner
Fidfield
Serge Tollawineg
Landauer
Wisconsin Links
Bernica Wall
Oshkosh
Miss Hadfield Hia
Mia Hadfield
Mrs. Landauer
Miss Wall
Miss Gittins
Miss Hadfield
Mira Wall
Mre
Dine Dallar
Miss Wal
Airmen McLaren Safe After Pacific Flight Scare
Britain’s Major A. Stuart MacLaren, missing for about forty hours, was found safe on Urup Island in the Kuriles north of Japan. He had descended after a perilous Pacific crossing and planned to continue when weather allowed. Japanese destroyers Isakaze and Hamakaze aided the search and relay.
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Moto Takata
United Preags
Vokyu
Japan
AS. N. Maclanen
Britain
Lhyer
Nenvure
Machaten
Dhia Mering
Lori
MacLaren
Tokotan Bay
Toshtiniose
Yetorotn Island
Brongiten Bay
Tokyo
Majoa
Stuart Maethiren
Mivilage
Beth Werks
Wis
Vrupp Island
Kurlis Group
Airmin
Hokkaido
Para
InvsHiry Iskoul
Pacific
Freaery
Mijor Mac
Wis B
Tokutin Bay
Traksite
MarkLiren
Pareminshien Island
Kuriles
Tadayy Tidekest
Mumny
Fywrs
Minny
Mace Laven
Brazil Federal Troops Make Progress in Sao Paulo Front
United Press reports continued advances by Brazilian federal troops in the Sao Paulo area. Officials say the operation covers the front with decisive action planned. rebels retreat toward the interior as troops press the line and take prisoners.
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United Press
Washington
Pwe Baulo
Ain
Iba de Diane
Ely
Amt
Mike
Braxzian
Wniliisay
Ate
San Paulo
Mitra
Amen
Kira Paula
Vale
British Premier to Dine With U S Secretary on Sunday
The British prime minister plans a Sunday dinner in London with Secretary of State Hughes of the United States as a courtesy mark during the interallied conference meetings. No details of their talks were released today.
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Hughes
Pread Tandon
Maiden Lal
Direat
Britain
United States
London
Boy Reunites After Rites For Supposed Remains
A boy identified as Hinton reunites with his family after attending funeral rites for a deceased child thought to be his body. The mixup involved a different missing youth, Collix Harris, and officials confirmed the actual identity as the Hinton boy later returned to Atlanta with relatives.
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CBA
Uninet
Atlanta
Hinton
Amd
Wal- Ham BR. Hinton
Soning Hinton
Cogart
Atanti
Bogart
Young Hinton
Collix Harria
Blakeley
Fatal rod by hayfork incident at local farm
A man died in hospital after an accident at a farm where a hayfork caused fatal injuries. The event occurred near a barn with witnesses reporting the tragic incident as emergency services attended.
Sherif’s Death Report Amid Turmoil at County Fair
An unclear draft recounts the death of Sherif Ganehiaay and mentions possible suspects or witnesses. The text references individuals such as Nyberg and Wirrtinn Tater and notes alleged statements about fitness and a rink. The fragmentary account lacks verifiable details.
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Kimi Ns Bey
Sherith Ganehiaay
Noes the halo around the sun today
Weather note describes halo around the sun and questions if it signals a storm within 24 hours. Fragmented text mentions temperature, air, clouds, and crowds observing signs with limited readable details.
Wreck Near Satannno Claims Local Victim
A traffic incident near Satannno, Milan, leaves one person dead and others injured. Authorities report a single fatality and multiple injuries as the crash investigation continues.
Prepare Jump to Greenland
A scrambled historical text describes a failed or fictional mission to Greenland involving figures and military observers. The narrative touches on aviation, London, and a test with engines and overhauls, with disjointed references to a mission launch and possible consequences.
Wholesale Lumber Dealers Attend Summer Outing
Members of the Northern Wholesale Lumber association gather at Rhineland Wisconsin for a summer outing. The schedule includes a luncheon, a tour to Moon's Lake pavilion, and an afternoon program featuring a trip to an Indian village with native dances and entertainment for delegates and visitors.
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Rhineland
Wis
Wilewarat
Inense Assaci
Moon's Lake
Australian blacks kill schooner men and abduct women
A Sydney dispatch reports that Aboriginal attackers aboard a 600-ton schooner named Douglas Mawson killed male crew members and abducted white women at an unnamed northern lie, prompting a strong rescue force to be dispatched to Port Darwin and Palmerston for updates.
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United Preag
Tamidon
Douglas Mawson
Sydney
Northern Territory
Port Darwin
South Australia
Palmerston
Paimoraten
Glenn Shaver of West Virginia to Head Democratic Committee
John W Davis selects Glenn Shaver of West Virginia as chairman of the Democratic national committee and campaign manager. Announcement expected tonight with plans for a Chicago headquarters and a small executive committee to aid the campaign.
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Glenn Shaver
West Virginia
Democratic
New York
Clem Shaver
John W. Davis
Democratic National Committee
Davis
United Press
Shaver
Thea Ure
Ag Jonal Politind
Wilneis
Tom ‘Tarrart
Indi
Anu
Chicago
Davia
James W. Gerard
Vivien
Thode Island
Maine
Frank Polk
Davin
Combatton |O Gov
South of New York
Diwke
Fires Die Out In Pacific Coast Forests After Widespread Blazes
United Press reports Pacific coast fires abated as winds fell. Refugees recounted harrowing escapes in Washington Pend Oreille district where damage was greatest. Campers returned to timberlands amid charred terrain and lingering smoke as conditions eased.
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Pacific Coast
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Paeith
Pend Oreilie
Washington
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