Quarantine ban could lift but not yet
Dr Wendell R Smith Idaho head veterinarian reports quarantine might ease but embargo remains as officials assess foot and mouth disease. Key figures including Dr John Mohler and A G Houck travel California for Western States Livestock Association conference starting Monday to discuss modifications and border controls. Nevada praised for keeping infection at bay while Idaho observers note ongoing fumigation measures and interstate safeguards.
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John Mohler
burea
United States department of agriculture
California
Im. A. G. Houck
federal bureau of animal Industry
G. If. Hecke
Mohler
Nevada
mosny
Moore
Maughan Delays Coast Flight On Weather Delays
Lieut Russell K Maughan postponed his dawn to sunset attempt to fly from New York to San Francisco due to fog and clouds. He said the plan rests on fair weather and will start Monday at dawn if possible. An Army pilot, Maughan prepared with mechanics in Salduro Utah while mail pilots carried maps toward San Francisco.
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MINEOLA
N. Y
New York
San Francisco
Russell K. Maughan
San Franscisco
Russell BG
Maughan
dirk
Salduro
Utah
Mad Hatter Wins Queens Handicap at Aqueduct
Rance ridden by Sandeep won the Queens County handicap at Aqueduct on June 21. Mad Hatter led early, with Zia Alta second and Dublin third after Zev was scratched before the start.
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NEW YORK
Mad
Sandeep
Aqueduct
da Hialta
Dublin
Zev
U S Plane Damaged By Rangoon Boat Collision
US airmen arrive via Bangkok to Rangoon after a boat collision badly damages one aircraft. repairs hoped by Monday as aviators expect to depart for Calcutta. crew tired from a long voyage across the Bay of Martaban.
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LANGOON
British India
United States army
Mond
Calcutta
Akhyab
Dassein
Bangkok
Siam
Tavoy
Canada's Postal Strike Ends in Toronto and Windsor
Canadian postal workers return to eight o clock shift following government offer to reinstate all who come back to work. Reports show strike successful mainly in Toronto and Windsor. Telephonic negotiations with Ottawa officials resume after a storm interruption. Strikers plan a mass meeting today.
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TORONTO
Unie
Windsor
Ottawa
Liner's Tourists Land On Island
June 21 The steamer Colombia aground near Cano Island off Costalea has two holds filled with water and lies on the shoal where she struck. About 120 passengers and crew were believed to be aboard, with details scarce as messages from the Colombia reached the Federal Telegraph Company.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Colombia
Cano
Costalea
Federal Telegraph Company
HenryS. Grove
Everest Climb Ends in Two Deaths on Failed Attempt
London dispatch reports Mount Everest remains unconquered as the third expedition suffers two fatalities. George Leigh Mallory and A C Irvine perished after being halted by monsoon conditions while nearing a potential summit. Details incomplete as of early dispatches.
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LONDON
Mount Everest
Simeliyas
juill
Francis Young-Trusband
Royal Geographical Society
George Leigh Mallory
A.C. Trving
Mallory
Irvine
Foot and Mouth Ends Says California Outbreak Under Control
Washington June reports the foot and mouth disease in California is nearly eradicated. The Agriculture Department notes only occasional flare ups and travel restrictions have been lifted or eased. Dr John Ro Mohter, chief of the Museum of Animal Industry, directs the response and is in California to observe developments with officials.
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WASHNGTON
California
department of agriculture
John Ro M Mohter
mureum of animal industry
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Wins London Tennis Championship
London June 1 Miss Elizabeth Ryan formerly of California defeated Mrs Craddock England 6 1 6 1 in the women singles at the London Lawn Tennis Championship at the Queen's Club today.
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LONDON
Elizabeth Ryan
California
George Howard Actor Divorced in Cleveland Suit
In Cleveland on June 21 charges of extreme cruelty led to a divorce for George Howard actor and songwriter. The suit, not contested, cites his real name Joseph J. McQaragel. A pre war tragedy tied to his past involved his former wife Irma Fallon who poisoned herself in Omaha while Howard and Ethlyn performed nearby.
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CLEVELAND
Hthelgh Clark
George Howard
Howard
Joseph J. McQaragel
Irma K. Fallon
Omaha
Ethlyn
Real riot possible in Rhode Island legislative struggle
Rhode Island faces a political upheaval as Democrats seek better chances to capture seats in the Senate. The conflict pits Early Settlers against New Arrivals, with Democratic filibuster tactics and a bomb during debate highlighting deep divisions between old guard Republicans and newer Democratic supporters among urban mill workers. The state’s nonproportional Senate structure fuels bitter competition.
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RHODE ISLAND
ROLAND Wood
Consolidated Press Ass
PROVIDENCE
Rhode
state house
New England
dimeana erony
senate
house
Rhode Islands
Western Pacific Finance Settled in New York
Attorneys for Western Pacific declare the road is a holding company and no Interstate Commerce Commission approval is needed for a proposed thirty three and one half percent stock distribution. The move clears obstacles to a stock dividend on common and preferred shares amid a new joint traffic pact with Southern Pacific.
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NEW YORK
Western Pacific
Interstate commerce commission
financial district
Southern Pacific
British Columbia votes against beer sales under government control
In British Columbia the urban vote shows opposition to selling beer in taverns or saloons under government control while favoring bottle sales under government control. Rural returns are incomplete as of today.
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VANCOUVER
B. C
British Columbia
George Washington Liner Refloated After Grounding Near Calshot
The American liner George Washington grounded near Calshot Spit tonight while outward bound but was refloated shortly after the incident. She resumed her voyage with no reported damage or injuries. The Associated Press dispatch from Southampton, England, notes the vessel moved on after refloating.
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SOUTHAMPTON
England
Associated Press
George Washington
Calshot Spit
Explorer Marsh to Return North With Blond Indians
Richard Marsh, who reached Colon with three blond Indians from Darien, plans to leave for the United States next Thursday with his charges. Dr Charles M Breder of the American Museum of Natural History notes golden hair hazel blue eyes and light skin. skulls are unusually large and gourd shaped differing from typical San Blas. Marsh claims the White Indians have 15 to 20 percent greater brain capacity than the average white man.
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PANAMA
Richard 0. Marsh
Colon
Darien
United States
Charles M. Breder
American museum of natural history, de
San Blas
Marsh
Big Demonstration Program for Leaders at Convention
Report outlines a massive demonstration plan for leaders as Democratic delegates flood New York City for a major convention. Hotels feel the strain with Waldorf HQ crowded. McAdoo and Smith are due for nomination amid anticipated parades and cheers.
Master Bandit Still At Large In Chicago Case
The Chicago case centers on the $2,000,000 registered mail robbery of a mail train near Chicago on June 12. Ernest Fontano, indicted with nine others, was arrested but the search focuses on mastermind Max Greenberg, Sam Grant, and Blackie Wilcox who escaped from a Texas prison. A federal warrant targets Louise Drafka. The report notes several related arrests and possible armed guards for trains carrying mail. Also: Rogers Hornsby homered twice in the Chicago vs. St. Louis game as Grover Alexander allowed homers in both innings.
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CHICAGO
Ernest Fontane
here
Max Greenberg
Sam Grant
Blackie Wilcox
Texas
Fontano
Carlo Fondane
Willis
Joe
William Newton
James Murray
Walter McComb
Louise Drafka
Wills Newton
Simmons
Convention Guides Announced By Party Committee
New York June 21 convention arrangements for the opening of the Democratic convention were completed by the party’s committee with recommendations for temporary officers and the roll of delegates. Senator Pat Laverison of Mississippi is listed among 24 temporary officers including secretary Charles A. Greathouse of Indiana and others.
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NEW YORK
Pat Laverison
Mississippi
Charles A. Greathouse
Indiana
Thughes
dloorkeener
Joseph dg
Sinnott
territories
Phelan Defends McAdoo Amid Klan Allegations
Former Senator James D. Phelan arrived from Europe aboard the steamer Berengaria and declared that William McAdoo should be the Democratic nominee and president. He asserted McAdoo is not connected to the Ku Klux Klan and defended the two thirds rule as stabilizing and legitimate for conventions.
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NEW YORK
James D. Phelan
Cilitdunda
William McAdoo
Europe
Berengaria
McAdoo
Phelan
Mel Adoo
Kulux Klan
Two Japanese Men Found Slain in San Pedro Gambling Feud
Police investigate the double murder in San Pedro in June. Victims identified as G. Igaragkh and another man, both shot multiple times. Detectives link the deaths to a gambling feud, with Igaragkh described as a well known gambler in Los Angeles society. The second victim remains unnamed.
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SAN PEDRO
Cal
Gung tockiy
Igacki
Smith and McAdoo Fight Sharpens Preconvention Clash
The Associated Press reports a heated preconvention rivalry between Smith and McAdoo factions as Democratic leaders meet in New York to finalize platform and aims for the convention. Debates over Ku Klux Klan condemnation and Brannan’s Illinois push shape the tense session while McAdoo remains silent on key planks.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK
William G. McAdey
Alfred B. Smith
Lhe Smith
McAdoo
Martealary Chit
Ku Klux Kin
iMse
Assassin's Body Reported Found After Hotel Explosion
A damaged report notes the assassination fallout at the Victoria hotel in Shameen during Merlin's honor reception. Seven died, four wounded, as a blast and ensuing chaos disrupted the gathering. Official motives remain unclear and no local political developments are seen.
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Merlin
Kelly Tinlolune
vent toda
sasha
San Francisco Paper Sold to New Bulletin
An San Francisco paper announced it was purchased by the new Nelson Bulletin, an evening paper, and will discontinue publication after today’s issue. The Bulletin plans to continue a similar line of news as a replacement.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SOLDRANCISCO
Junay
pancisco Journal
Nelseo Bulletin
Tha Bulletin
Heatwave and Storm Kill Scores Across States
Caivago reports a hot wave and storm killing scores and causing more than 3 million dollars in damage across Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Five Illinois storm deaths join earlier heat fatalities. Chicago sees eight prostrations and fifteen heat bites. Ohio records seventeen heat deaths. Racine County Wisconsin suffers the largest loss with a half mile by twelve mile stretch destroyed and near 2 million dollars in damage.
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CAIVAGO
Mississippi
Ohio
Illinois
Chicago
Racine county
Wis
Illinois Delegates Not All Tied Says Rockwell
New York June 2 David Dodd Queknel campaign manager Jay William G McAdoo says votes at the first ballot will depend upon circumstances. He refused to estimate total strength but noted many delegates will enter the convention without instructions. Rockwell said there is no unit vote in the Illinois delegation and twelve delegates are for McAdoo.
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ROBERT SMALL
bay
Waldorf
National Central Committee
New York
William Gibbs McAdau
Gov
AL Smith
McAdoo
David Dodd Queknel
Jay William G. McAdoo
Rockwell
Brennan
FE. L. Doheny
treasury
Phelan
James D. Jthelan
California
McAdow
Lawrence
vid Lawrence
ptr
secretary of the treasury
Dumorratic
Mrs Stillman Receives $15000 Additional Counsel Fees
Abs. Ania man was awarded $15000 more counsel fees to prepare her case before the court. In a decision filed by Poughkeepsie Supreme Court Justice Marshhall, the funds target enabling her to support the appeal of her husband James A. Sallman from the division that denied him a divorce.
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Abs
Aniaman
court of
Poughh Supreme Court
Marshhall anys
theyHerald- Tribune
James a. Sallman
appelon
Record Flight Sets Army Air Service Time Mark
San Francisco June 21 a record flight for the type of airplane used was made by Lieut. John S Griffith army air service from El Paso Texas to Crissy Field San Francisco in eleven hours thirty minutes actual flying time. Stops at Tuscan and San Diego for gasoline extended total time to thirteen hours. Louisville June 11 two world records for duration flights with heavy loads are believed set by Lieut. John A MacReady and Lieut. Harold R Barres during an air carnival part of the Kentucky homecoming celebration.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Lieut. JohnS. Griffith
army air servies
El Paso
Tex
Crissy
LOUISVILLE
John A. MacReady
Kentucky
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U.S. Animal Industry Bureau
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Norman Mack
Cordell Hull
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