Neobank Man Killed When Auto Skids
Kennebunk Me June 14 Chauhi cey Briggs 30 a mason in the employ at BR J Grens contractor killed last night when his coupe skidded on the new surface to Kennebunk Beach overturned and pinned him beneath it Witnesses Er sto and Pred Stevens were nearby and helped raise the car with a jack Dr A J Stinson said death due to a fractured skull Other injuries noted Sheriff Be nest L Jones ordered the body taken to Hurds undertaking Briggs leaves a wife and an adopted daughter Evelyn Garland a high school student
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Associated Press
Kennebunk
Chauhicey Briggs
Mason
A. J. Stinson
Benest.l. Jones
Hurd
Briggs
Daugter
Evelyn Garland
Fogbound ships clash off Ambrose Lightship briefed
New York on June 4 fog swept Long Island and New Jersey coasts causing a grounding and two tanker collisions near Ambrose Lightship. The Norwegian freighter Stavangelen ran aground off Fire Island while inbound for Cubs, reported to have drifted without radio and lay stuck for hours. Coast Guard cutters patrol boats and a destroyer remained nearby to assist at high tide.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Ambrose
Stavangelen
Cubs
Fire Island
Ian
Henry Ford Buys Civil War Fort Fort McAlister Purchase
Savannah reports Henry Ford has bought Fort McAlister, a Civil War site, and a 2300 acre plantation associated with the fort. The deal highlights Ford's expansion into historic properties and heritage sites, marking a notable acquisition in Georgia.
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Henry Ford
Associated Press
Savannah
Avis Q Fort McAlister
Fork
Senate Passes Tariff Bill Reinforces Hawley-Smooot Measures
Washington June 14 The Senate approved the Hawley Smoot tariff bill by 44 to 42 after hours of debate and a three hour roll call. President Moorer plans to receive the measure early next week and sign it after consulting experts and departments. The vote split shows strong party lines with 39 Republicans and five Democrats for the bill, while 30 Democrats, 11 Republicans, and Senator Shipstead opposed.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Senate
House
Moorer
Congress
Shipstead
Minnesota
Children’s Sunday Service at Universalist Church
Sunday marks Children’s Sunday at the Universalist Church with a return to the traditional old time service. The program, directed by Miss Mabel Shedd and Miss Nelle Whitcomb, features readings by the children familiar to older parishioners.
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Universalist Church
Mabel Shedd
Nelle Whitcomb
Fourteen Prisoners Escape Villa Maria Jail Tunnel
Fourteen inmates fled the Villa Maria jail in Cordoba by a tunnel they had bored, officials say the construction took at least a month.
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Associated Prose
Buenos Aires
Villa Maria
Cordoba
Firemen at Kittery in Uniforms Debut Tonight
Kittery firemen will step out in new regulation uniforms delivered this week by the Pearson Knowles Co. They will attend a banquet and couplear contest at Alfred and compete with several firemen teams across York County.
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Kittery
Nnb
Pearson Knowles
Alfred
York County
100000 Miles To Get Degree In Four Years
Middletown New York June 14 In four years Grant Roe has traveled about 100000 miles to earn a law school degree. He delivered mail each morning over a 40 mile route then headed to New York for classes and back.
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Associated Press
Middletown
N. Y
Grant Roe
New York
Many Buy Winter Coal In June Purchases
Early purchase rush hits coal market as prices for June rise. Households with available funds stock up on winter fuel, hoping to lock in costs before colder weather.
Alkon's Sells Six Power Electric Irons Today
A local sale advertises six priorly priced electric irons at 2.49 dollars each. The listing notes the price now stands at 2.49 dollars for the quantity offered.
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Alkon
Severe storm deaths reported across Minnesota and Wisconsin
A late yesterday tornado outbreak killed and injured residents in southern Minnesota and Eau Claire Wisconsin. A railroad worker, W Drape, was reported killed near Randolph Minnesota with several buildings damaged. In St Paul Park half a dozen homes destroyed and two injured. An elderly grandmother died after being pinned under a stove as her home collapsed. In Brownsdale Oslo and nearby areas several farms destroyed with fatally injured residents. In Eau Claire twelve injured and property damage estimated at 400000 as fires followed the storm. West Memphis Wisconsin reports mention Charles Lorn and Wolfert killed or seriously injured spouses in storms.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mian
Minnesota
W. Drape
Chicago
Western Railroad
Randolph
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Here
Hastings
St. Paul Park
Grease Cooley
Brownsdale
Oslo
Eau Claire
Wis
Ony
West Memphis
Charles
Orn
Wicsonsin
Wolfert
Southern Cross Starts Tuesday in Atlantic Flight Attempt
Dublin June 14 Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions planned to fly the Southern Cross toward the United States, but weather delays in the Atlantic have repeatedly dashed the schedule. A previous noon launch was postponed as conditions worsened.
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Charles Kingsford Smith
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Panions
Atlantic
United States
Kingsford-Smiths
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