Senator Lafollette Dies in Washington After Long Illness
Senator Robert M Lafollette died in Washington at 1:21 PM from heart failure linked to bronchial asthma. The Wisconsin independent candidate had frail health since the 1924 campaign, suffered a severe cold, and battled asthma and heart strain while his family observed him during a protracted decline.
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Robert M Lafdllette
Wisconsin
Senatora Follette
Senator LaFollette Log
Moose Leaders Meet In Baltimore Parley Ahead Of Convention
Secretary of Labor James J Davis attends a meeting of the supreme council of the Loyal Order of Moose in Baltimore. He plans to attend the upcoming thirty first annual convention opening Sunday in the city. Frid funeral noted in San Diego California.
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Baltimore
James J Davis
Supreme Lodge of the World
Loyal Order of Moose
Supreme Council of the Order
Freighter Built by U S Destroyed for Film Drama
New York reports a freighter costing 800000 was purchased for 45000 loaded with seven tons of dynamite. It was towed to the Indiana Ocean and blown up after heroine Doris Kenyon escaped, in a motion picture scene.
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New York
Coast Guard
Randy Meek
Corvallia
Uncle Sam
Mandalay
Indiana
Doris Kenyon
Unemployment Drops as Coal Mines Close and Roads Rise
Washington reports mixed figures with several bituminous mines idle while many miners shift to road construction. Textile mills run on fair schedules with some exceptions as demand rises in auto and farm labor sectors. No noticeable change in steel or construction activity beyond these shifts.
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Washington
Mexican Note Resented By Latin America
The Latin American Union issues a statement defending Mexico against Kellogg's remarks seen as imperialistic. Argentine Socialists Justo and Bravo seek Senate action to back Mexican President Calles and condemn U.S. intervention. The motion is referred to a committee.
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Beunes, Ayres
United States
Mexico
Kellogg
Latin-American Union
Alfredo Paledes
Union
White House
Wall Street
Justo and Bravo
Aeek
Senate
Rum Running Plane Captured In Seattle Arrests Made
A rum running plane was brought into Seattle at a rate of a thousand cases a month via air. Aviator Glenn Hek owner LL H Sup ler and George Rossinsa were arrested while unloading liquor into a waiting automobile.
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Seattle
Glenn Hek
LL H Supler
United States Army Air Service
George Rossinsa
Wealthy Sportsmen Seek Fortune in Wrecked Cape Capes Ship
Wealthy sportsmen pursue treasure from a sunken ship near Cape Va as crews search the Atlantic. A Pearl Harbor rescue team led by Frank Swardhed the C sonal Miss Homey assists in the recovery effort amid poor weather. Divers plan to salvage the wreck, believed to lie 30 to 30 fathoms deep, as trawlers locate the site last fall.
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Frank
Pearl Harbor
Hawai
cOenmer
New Plane Aims to Break 200 Mile Speed Record
A new aircraft design pictured as capable of surpassing the existing American record of 206 miles per hour. The plane features an OM-Rereceiver engine and a seven foot tail to rudder span, with a hoped heat pace near 400 miles.
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New York
Heer
Fauman Relates Taught Shepherd Culture of Germs
The courtroom session in Chicago on June 18 heard Fauman describe Shepherd’s influence on studies linking germ culture to student life. The witness, a pale, slight man, faced questions from judges about his ties to Shepherd and the post mortem examination debate.
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Chicago
Pfaiman
Shepherd
Oly
Peres 'Calinga
Faimen
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Esidemen
Yemen
Owly
Perkins Girl Convicted Manslaughter in Valley Case
Dorothy Perkins a 17 year old blonde advertising clerk was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury of fathers after a Valentine party incident in Grenewich Village. She awaited sentence with the judge stating the verdict may set a dangerous precedent and that mercy would not be recommended.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Grenewich Village
Deri
Thomas Templeten
National Guardenthn
Mickey Conner
Templeton
Mansia
Mecintyre
Cousta
National Spelling Contest Won by 11 Year Old Boy
An 11-year-old Kentucky boy, Frank Neuhauser of Lanievite, won the national juvenile spelling title in Washington. He defeated 11-year-old Edma Stover of J. Rad in the finals. Neuhauser received a $500 prize and a gold medal for education as about 2,088,000 school children entered regional contests.
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Washington
Frank Neuhauser
Edma Stover
J. Rad
Neuhauser
Newspa i
Calfoxe
Love Letters Reveal May 12 1984 Reference to Shepherds
Fragments from letters suggest a Callege era romance before a public announcement. The May 12 1984 line notes missed signals and emotional tension, with one missive claiming deep love and another describing a man left sad and unhappy by events.
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St Callege
Miss Pope
Late News Bulletins From June Reports
Disjointed wire service items detail various global events including a bank failure, consulate activity in Chengdu, a Chicago furniture indictments count, a Maine college teacher strike, Mussolini's stance on Britain and Italy, and a public opinion piece on progress in finance and engineering.
Explorers Return Safe From Arctic Flight Attempt
World held breath as Amundsen and four others undertook a May 21 Arctic flight. lincoln Billsworth and others coordinated the daring mission to reach the North Pole observer role. Amundsen’s teams include Riiser-Larsen, Omdahl, Lief, and others from Norway and Germany. The narrative recalls Amundsen’s historic polar explorations and the ongoing peril of Arctic aviation.
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North Pale
Arctic
Amundsen
Lincoln Billsworth
Ammenney
Cmiaehon Aedes
Additin
Iton
Upjaimar Riiserliewtenant
Navy
Lief
H Omdahl
Norway
Peucht
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Dornier
Amundaen
South Pole
Gerlach
Gindl
Elevated Crash Claims Forty Lives in New Year Disaster
A collision in New Year events leaves 40 people dead and many injured. Reports indicate a high fatality crash near a major gathering, with authorities launching an investigation and rescue operations continuing.
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