Historic heat wave ends as cool spell nears New York
Weather Bureau announced a Bermuda high breakdown bringing relief after a week of record June heat. East winds to continue for at least one to two days, easing temperatures in the metropolitan district. Death toll from the heat across sixteen states topples into the hundreds, with New York leading casualties. Crop damage widespread in Michigan from extreme temps and drought threatens grain and hay yields. Navy dirigible Los Angeles, hampered by engine failures and fog, limped into Lakehurst after diverting from Minneapolis and St Paul, awaiting repairs.
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President Coolidge at Minneapolis Centennial Visit
All parties greet the president and Mrs Coolidge at the Kellogg home before a late night departure by special train to Washington arriving Wednesday morning. A quiet morning follows with a luncheon in Minneapolis and a centennial address planned between Minneapolis and St Paul. Grand visit includes Norwegian minister and local organizers amid cooling weather.
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Dirigible Returns to Hangar at Lakehurst
North American centennial celebration in Minneapolis and $3, Paul, where President Coolidge spoke. The airship carried thirty seven crew, with preparations for landing underway when a northeast wind and Atlantic fog rolled in. Naval station officers questioned the situation.
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Powers May Take Charge in Foreign Zone
The article discusses Chinese student protests in Shanghai and the potential for foreign powers to assume control in the international settlement. It notes police and fire responses, casualties, and the broader risk of regional conflict involving Russia Japan and others. It compares Japanese and Chinese factory management and suggests economic incentives drive factory location choices. It warns of possible wider unrest and calls for calmer political development in China while maintaining protection for foreigners.
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Grave development not expected from present information
Twenty years ago edition notes that based on current data, no grave development is anticipated. The author F W C comments on the outlook without predicting any major changes.
Father and son dispute over company check split
Milwaukee report from United Press states Charlie Malek, aiding his father at Modern Iron Wire, declared he was one member of the firm after a dispute over an $8 check. The court took a portion of the matter for decision amid conflicting statements.
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Unclear Fight Over Payment After Court Appearance
A district court drunk and disorderly case ended with a confrontation as a fight broke out following a judge's call. The accused men argued over a check that had just been cashed leaving $20, though they were owed $16 each.
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Dawes Visits Classmates at Marietta College
Vice President Dawes spends time with Marietta College students in the classroom setting. He makes no speeches, instead renting and mixing with his classmates during the visit.
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Vice President Visits Marietta College Graduation
Streets draped in bunting greet the vice president at Marietta College for graduation exercises, marking a ceremonial moment before the ceremony and campus events.
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Floods Devastate Regions Across Mexico and Tehuantepec
The United Press reports heavy floods across Cavaca and Vera Cruz states and Tehuantepec City in Mexico. Many lives lost and widespread destruction disrupts communication, homes, and livestock.
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Mystery Man of Fond du Lac Identified at Mayo Hospital
A Fond du Lac man with amnesia identified himself at Mayo Hospital in Rochester after a temporary recovery of memory. Reports from Columbus say Oliver Steele, a nurse in a hospital at Columbus, may be connected to the case.
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Burglars Crack O'Brien Dry Goods Safe in City Block
Burglars cracked the safe of the O'Brien Dry Goods company near the police station and escaped with 1200 dollars in cash and several hundred in checks. Loss covered by burglar insurance. A patient considered for return to the city.
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Plunges to Death at Brooke Field Offices
A 500 foot plunge at Brooke Field offices in San Antonio, labeled a tragic accident, left one cadet dead and another critically injured. Investigators pursued probable causes as officials described the scene.
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Leaders of uprising on island of Samos captured
Associated Press in London reports Greek forces captured leaders of the uprising on Samos, the Aegean island off Asia Minor. In Berlin, Sofia Telegram says street fighting in Sofia left seven dead, including a member of parliament, and hundreds wounded. A peasant leader’s home was dynamited.
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