Senator La Follette Lie In State In Wisconsin Capitol
Washington June 19 AP The body of Senator Robert M La Follette will travel from Washington to Wisconsin where it will lie in state in the Capitol for a ceremony. Funeral plans include a special train to Wisconsin with services in Madison. President Coolidge offered condolences.
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Washington
Robert M LaFollette
Wisconsin
Congress
Bob
Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Exip
Baaiank
LaPollette
Pian Rentas
Coolidge
Amundsen and crew reach safety after Arctic ordeal
Sir Roald Amundsen and five companions survive seven days of extreme hardship after rescuing their stranded seaplane from Arctic ice. They and their planes were believed lost since May 21, reaching Spitzbergen and Kings Bay where a welcome awaits.</s>
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Amundsen
Arctic
Narth Pole
Spitzbergen
Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
Kings Bay
Hjalmer Risen Laragn
Leif Dietricksen
Oskar Omdahl
Carl Feuschat
Great Northern
Roald B. Amundsen
Donald B. MacMillian
Cape Columbia
Greenland
Drought Strikes Baltimore Produce Markets
Produce dealers in Baltimore report a severe drought with 26 days of little rain and poor shipments. Farmers on truck farms see damage to beans, cabbage, and tomatoes while rain falls in Western Maryland and the Eastern Shore. Water restrictions ease as drought persists and watershed systems supply normal seasonal flow.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Victory
Canada’s War Rages On With Allied Mobilization
Cryptic wartime dispatches note Canada’s intensified defense effort amid heavy mobilization. Figures show escalating resources and manpower as northern fronts brace for sustained conflict.
Drought Drives Farmer to Self Destruction and Water Contract
A Maryland farmer, M Oguesaford, 59, feared ruin from a prolonged drought and failing water wells. He hanged himself in a barn as bills and crop losses mounted. An earlier fall while inspecting a well may have compounded worries. his family found him after dawn. He leaves a widow with four children.
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M Oguesaford
Guessford
Seh
Corenerio Scott Bower
Sumwidre Guessford
Guensford
Girl Thought Dead Fe and To Be Alive At Brink Of Grave
A girl from Wellston Oklahoma believed dead was found alive when her casket was opened at a graveyard. Her mother requested another look at her daughter as authorities noted the girl’s heartbeat and breathing.
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Oklahoma
Ula
Bertie West
Wellsto, Okina
Wellton
Adam
Trip boom boosts orders at Oberram erges headquarters
June 190 orders surged as workers at the Oberram erges plant reported a sharp rise in output. The visit of Mr Lang and several managers spurred increased activity and production in the plant during the period.
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Amanstes Amer
Havard Yale Regatta Draws 50 000 Fans in New London
More than 56 800 rowing fans gathered on the Thames to watch the fifty eighth Harvard Yale regatta featuring three races. Yale favored at six to five by bettors, but Harvard money kept the duel close. Yale led the series since 1862 with 36 wins to Harvard's 27. coaching styles clash as Yale under Ed Leader faces Stevens of Harvard, a Western tactics advocate, in a race that decides the varsity event.
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New London
Conn
Thames River
Harvard
Yale
Slazzard
Ed. Leader
University of Washington
Stevens
Cambridge
Wreckage Reaches Forty Sixth Depth Near Rockport Sag
Dover New Jersey reports a tragic shipwreck incident with multiple vessels Deladare Leckaweane and Waest era rail read. John Krinesh nine died at Dover General Hospital from severe burns. Catherine Wilger in critical condition with slim chance of recovery. Rescue efforts described as improving but uncertain.
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Dover, N. J
Deladare
Leckaweane
Waestera Reilread
Rockport
John Krinesh
Dover General
Catherine Wilgerwmaeim
Ocean City Transit Plans Ferry Link to Washington
The Capital Service Commission outlines a plan for through passenger bets to Ocean City via a ferry link with Baltimore and Shore Transit Line. A meeting is set for next Wednesday to discuss schedules and a trial service from Washington to Ocean City.
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Ocean City
Trelley
Baltimore and
Coe
Washington
Aion
Rikshas Protest Bus Clash Shuts Shanghai Streets
Shanghai on June 19 saw riksha drivers strike after motor bus arrival. About 4000 riksha men gathered in the streets to protest the change and disruption to their work and livelihood.
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Shanghai
Riksha
Man Builds Attractively Priced Home in Roslindale
Bert Maynard and his wife built a charming residence at 6742 Slatesville Ros. June 19 from salvaged materials. The home cost 762 dollars after years of gathering parts from old buildings and ads.
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Slatesville Ros
Herbert Maynard
Falling Coal Buries Hagerstown Laborer
Scott Rice aged 57 a railroad porter of Hagerstown was suffocated by falling coal. He had recently retired on a railroad pension. He leaves a widow and son.
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Hagerstown
Scott Rice
Baltimore Dressed Up For Meese Meet
Baltimore prepares for the Loyal Order of Moose national convention with city decorations costing about ten thousand dollars. An expected crowd of twelve thousand will view lights on City Hall demesad columns, the Shot Tower crown, and floodlights on the war memorial and courthouse. Construction around the hemor court at Howard and Pace streets advances with white-columned boards and eagle fetes.
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Loyal Order of
Histore
War Memorial
Sad Court House
Court of Hemor
Howard and Pace
Pomerene Plans Immediate Appeal In Teapot Dome Case
News from Cleveland and other cites reports former senator Atlee Pomerene intends an immediate appeal to the United States Court of Appeals after a Cheyenne Federal Court decision. Meanwhile in Shepherd murder case the state rested and defense began presenting evidence, with other dispatches noting train wrecks and political updates abroad.
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Cleveland
Ohio
A. P
United State
Atlee Pomerene
Specie
United States Court of Appeals
Pum Iseey Sree
Chicago
Isae
Shepherd
Teapot Dome Oil Lease Upheld by Federal Judge
Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy ruled that the leasing of Teapot Dome oil to Harry F Sinclair and Mammoth Oil Co. was valid. The government’s fraud claims were dismissed and the decision absolved Navy officials of blame while preserving government property discretion. The case, tied to the Elk Mills Reserve and L. Debeau, may go to the Supreme Court.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Havery F Sinclair
Mammoth
T Blake Kennedy
S of the Navy
Gove
Sinclair
Bureau of Betericon
Rimcrignerabiel
Washington
Harry F Sinclair
Naval Ofnes
L. Debeny
Elk Mills Reserve
Nto
Supreme Court of the United States
Maher
Columbus Nebraska June 16 Public Notice
Public notice from Columbus Nebraska dated June 16 outlines an unspecified matter due to incomplete text. The fragment mentions bu and general notice language without clear action, deadline, or authorities.
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Columbus
Nebraska
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