New Tariff Law in Effect Today Across Nations
The United States enforces new Hawley Smoot tariff schedules triggering retaliation abroad. Canada imposes counter duties on twelve U.S. imports as part of the May budget. Belgium and Spain discuss or study ways to adjust their positions with the United States, amid international reactions and expected changes in trade relations.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Canada
Povernmient
Divandt
Schlee and Brock Set New Transcontinental Record
Navigators Edward F. Schlee and Willem A. Brock completed a Jacksonville to San Diego flight in 13 hours 55 minutes 30 seconds, setting a westbound record for the 2100 mile crossing at an average speed of 152 mph. They maintained 2000 to 8000 feet altitude with no serious trouble, landing before 6 pm to cheers from a 250-strong crowd. The pair surpassed Lieut. James A. Doolittle’s 1922 Jacksonville to San Diego record by more than seven hours.
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San Diego
Calif
Jacksonville
Fla
Edward F. Schlee
Willem A. Brock
Florida
James A. Doolittle
Water delinquent notices warn of shutoff and liens
Water-takers in arrears on June 2 are warned to pay immediately or water will be cut off with a $1 service charge added. A second $1 fee applies when service is restored. After fifteen days unpaid bills become tax liens on property.
Question on CUCKOO's nutty behavior coexistence
The user asks if a CUCKOO can be nutty at the same time. It explores a playful idea about a cuckoo clock or bird showing quirky behavior while remaining within a single thought.
Lost Wallet Recovered Reward At 1 Wibird Street
A black wallet lost on Monday afternoon contained money. Return to O A Peterson at 1 Wibird Street to receive a full reward.
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O. A. Peterson
Wibird St
Stock Prices Slide In Tumbling Market
New York June 28 The stock market resumed with determination as prices slumped under heavy liquidation. Sluggish trading persisted on the exchange with prices in arrears for nearly an hour, while analysts noted an expected upturn may be overdue.
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Associated Press
New York
Believed missing Toledo men perished in lake mystery
In Toledo on June 18 coroner ruled John Liptack died from exposure not drowning after eight men vanished during an Elks Lodge picnic. A speed boat was later found upright in Lake Erie with eight aboard and only three life preservers aboard. Liptack’s body showed minimal clothing and a wristwatch stopped at 10.50 after the trip began.
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Associated Press
Toledo
John ‘Iptack
Lake Erit
Frank G
Skrett
Liptack
Elks’ Lodge
Elgnt
Wall Street Sees slump as market fails to predict stability
The fall outlook remains uncertain as Wall Street cannot forecast when stability will return and stock prices keep sliding. Seasonal business slack intensifies gloom with blue chips like U S Steel and American Telephone dropping 5 to 10 points while a brief early rally offered little relief. Major issues such as J I Case, Allied Chemical, Eastman Kodak fall around 15 to 25 points, with many stocks near November lows.
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Wall Street
Steel
American Telephone
Dupont
North American Waterworks
American Can
Weste
Inghouse Electric
Johns Manville
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
J. I. Case
Allied Chemica
Eastman
Morrow Sweeps New Jersey in Primary for Senate Nomination
Associated Press report from Newark notes Dwight W. Morrow won the New Jersey Republican primary for the U S Senate nomination by a large margin. He carried about 374,276 votes across 223 districts with Bart and Prelinghuy trailing. Kelley ran in the unexpired term contest against Walter E. Edge’s successor.
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Morrow
New Jersey
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
U. S
Row
Bart
Prelinghuysen
Walter E. Edge
France
Kelley
Storm Stops Ascot Rage Ends Royal Meet
A severe thunderstorm at Ascot on June 18 halted the Royal Ascot meeting as a man was struck and killed by lightning. The tempest interrupted the high fashion and racing, shocking attendees including the King, Queen, and the Prince of Wales.
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Associated Press
Ascot
England
Prince of Wales
Burglars Fire On Salisbury Beach Night Watchman
On Salisbury Beach Massachusetts, June 18 a robbery at the Ocean Echo hotel was foiled by night watchman Barry Nicholas who exchanged gunfire with three burglars. A pistol misfire sent the trio fleeing through an opera window leaving behind a bag of loot and evidence of an automobile escape toward Massachusetts. Police conducted a wide search but found no trace of the suspects.
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Ocean Echo
Associated’ Bross
Iea
Salisbury
Mass
Ocean
Echo Pall
Barry Nicholas
Nicholas
Shim
Fred
Hima
Massachusetts
Royal party arrives as lightning halts racing
Members of the Royal party arrived by car when a lightning strike instantly killed a man at the Spattersall betting ring. The main enclosure and other spaces were flooded within minutes by the downpour, and all remaining racing for the day was abandoned.
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Omain
Boy Scouts Troop Dates Summer Meet Postponed
Troop 3 of the Boy Scouts of America will not meet during the summer. Organized a few months ago by F. T. Malloy and Fredrick Martineau the troop is a lively group of boys enthusiastic about Scouting.
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Boy Scouts of America
Hagiig
F. T. Malloy
Fredrick Martineau
Local Girl Honored Milas Virginia Leary Voted Most Popular
Milas Virginia Leary of Middle Road graduated from Keene Normal School this week and was voted the most popular girl in her class.
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Milas
Virginia Leary
Middle Road
Keene Normal School
Portsmouth Rotary Club Ladies Night at Hotel Ashworth
The Portsmouth Rotary Club holds its annual ladies night this evening at the Hotel Ashworth in Hampton Beach with a banquet entertainment program and dancing.
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Portsmouth Rotary Club
Ashworth
Hampton ‘Beach
White's margin tops 7000 in Portland primary
With returns from Mondays primary nearly complete, Wallace H. White led Ralph O. Brewster for the Republican U S Senate nomination by 7125 votes. White totaled 46 366 to 30 243 for Brewster with 33 precincts unreported. Gardiner easily carried the GOP governor nomination over John Wilson.
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Portland
Dude
Wallace H. White
Ralph O. Brengster
United States
White
Brewster
Dugald B. Dewar
William Tudor Gardiner
Tenoui
John Wilson
Bangor
Gardiner
Wilson
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Burke’s Orchestra
Peirce Hall
Latdies
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