Naval court hearings probe USS Mississippi blast causes
Eighteen sailors and experts are to testify as the naval court of inquiry studies possible causes of the disaster that killed 48 men aboard the USS Mississippi. The investigation considers air pressure in the breech, a potential mislabelled powder bag, and a possible gun defect. Guards ring the morgue after threats by saboteurs prompted a security raid on a medical facility.
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San Pedro
Cal
Sesson
Naval Court of Inquiry
Tortay
Mississippi
New Mexico
Naval Court
Sinni
Sailwee
Farm and Party Delegates Meet Ahead of Temerrow
Fragmented OCR notes describe farmer and labor delegates meeting ahead of Temerrow events. The text references committees, endorsements, and party platform shaping with unclear dates and roles. Several names and terms are garbled, but imply organizational discussions and candidate alignment.
Salisbury Voters Face Two Key Municipal Measures
Salisbury voters go to the polls to decide the Sewer and Water Bill and the Salisbury Community Band Bill. Supporters argue updated water and sewer facilities and public band programs benefit the city, while opponents focus on alleged motives and costs. Polls open 9 AM to 6 PM.
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Serre
Salisbu
Earch City
Salisbury Hire Department
Apa
Wicomicoiver
Ral
Bent RTM Set Timing Net CD Te
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RI KY ARM MPLA RE MURT THES WORKING
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St. Smith's Plane Ready For Flight
Reported wireless advisories state three American Army planes near Tour Ahr port of Actar in French Indochina area. General says plane preparation continues for the next flight with pilots ready for action.
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Tourahr
Actar
Lowell Ho Smith
Amernae
A. Abe Tetany
St. Smith’s
Motive Sought in Gotham Fatal Cabaret Shooting
Police investigate motive after Brennan and state trooper friend Cullen were shot at Club Tintuasa in Washinet Heights. Suspects Frank Rassi and James Hughes, with criminal records, are in custody after a dramatic pursuit. Brennan, 31, and Hughes reportedly had ties to local criminal activity and boxing history.
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New York
Brennan
Heuss
Heights
Tintuasa
James Cullen
Chargdd
Frank Rassi
Jame Hughes
Rassi
Terry O'Neill
Wes
Shirley Sherman
Cullen
Miss Sherman
Hughes
Broadway
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Breonar
William James Brennan
Chican
Billy Miske Brennan
Jack Dempsey
Teavists Camp Tragedy Ends With Wife's Death
A chaotic report from Teavists Camp details a fatal incident where a wife is killed. Authorities identify the case as a violent domestic event and are investigating the surrounding circumstances.
Fourteen Die As Western Cloudburst Claims Lives
The Related Prece reports fourteen people perished in a Western cloudburst. William J Palle, a criminal defendant, was rearraigned on bribery charges and held in $2,000 bail for trial July 7 after an extensive search failed to locate him. Detectives found a clue by tracing actress Gertrude Vanderbilt. Bail requirements and court dates dominated proceedings as lawyers sought arrangements.
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New York
William J Palle
Department of Juste
Tralon
Judi Knox
Fallon
Phate
Ptown
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Anos
Nereens
General Meters Plans Stock Capital Restructure
Stockholders of General Motors Corporation meet in Wilmington Delaware and approve a recapitalization to simplify capital by reducing common shares from 20 636 408 to 5 161 600 and consolidating three series into one 5 cent preferred stock. Exchange terms set four old for one new share and $10 payment for preferred. Exhanges expire December 41, 1028.
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New York
General Motore Corporation
Wilmington
Del
Center Securities
Aseeta
Erisleges
Injured Auto Racer Shows Improvement After Crash
Hospital officials announced the driver injured Saturday in a 20 mile race is improving. The automobile racer Jerry Worderh fh was reported in stable condition after his machine skidded from the track.
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Alteana
Jerry Worderh
Veterans convention banner in Salt Lake for Disabled American War Veterans
Beatrice Grace leads a group of prominent Salt Lake women as they prepare a convention banner for the Disabled American War Veterans. The veterans hold their annual meeting in Salt Lake City on June 23 and 24.
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Beatrice Grace
Salt Lake
Lawyer Bribed Juror Held On $35 000 Bail
Tornadoes and severe storms sweep the Northwest at night killing at least fourteen people and injuring over twenty. Deaths reported in Brule County and White Lake South Dakota and in Pierre Blunt Aurora County. Property damage likely exceeds 160 600 dollars.
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Minn
Brule County
White Lake
Aurora County
Pierre
Blunt
South Dakota
Glass Valley
Sesbach
Shore Railroad Seeks Capital Increase approval
The Shore Railroad formerly Mott and NS Railway applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue 17 500 shares of no par value stock and 2 00 mortgage bonds with 200 000 to be sold, expanding capital.
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Washington
Maryland
Delaware
Score Injured on Lincoln Highway
More than a score of persons were injured in several wrecks on the Lincoln Highway between Greensburg and the west late last night during a rainstorm. State troopers said within an hour the officers on the scene reported damaged machines and wrecked vehicles.
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Lincoln Highway
Greensburg
Toatay Wathin
Late News Bullets From New York And Abroad
Scattered dispatches report on a large drug seizure from concealing brushes at a port near Ho beken. Other items describe diplomatic protests, wartime claims, and global tensions with mentions of Washington, Tokyo, and various officials amid uncertain details.
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New York
United Staten
Ashbury Church Opens Building Campaign With $90000 Pledged
Sunday School Building Day sparked Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church fundraising for a new adjacent structure. Dr John Krantz of New York urged loving the church and secured substantial early pledges, with about $90000 subscribed on opening day and more to come as the campaign continues.
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Ashbury
Krants
Krantz
Fox
Agitation Against America Subside Signs Seen in Tokyo
Reported easing of agitation in Tokyo contrasts with continued protests in other empire cities. Yokohama longshoremen refuse to handle goods from American ports while Osaka and other areas face renewed activity by patriotic groups. Temporary breakdown of boycotted American films in Tokyo noted amid broader pressure tied to U.S. measures.
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Tokio
Yokohama
American Congress
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