Sinking liner battle in fog saves 700 on Metagama
A Canadian Pacific liner Metagama with 700 passengers bound for Montreal from Glasgow was sinking in fog off Cape Race when it was beached at St John's. Captain and crew maintained order as water flooded forward holds and ballast tanks. The Italian Clara Camus also collided and reached port. accounts differ on which vessel first struck.
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Yale And Harvard Crews Meet Today
Yale and Harvard crews meet in New London for the 57th annual regatta. Dense fog and busy harbor conditions greeted early supporters as teams prepared on race day.
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Harvard
New London
Conn
Vale Shed
New Tondon
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Stee
Acquittal in Greer Trial Stuns Courtroom Crowd
Horace A. Greer was acquitted by a ten woman two man jury in the Senior Court of a charge of attempting to murder Dines during a New Year party scandal. Police meanwhile arrested Greer on a prohibition charge after the verdict. Nor mand and Edna Purviance were absent from the hearing of the verdict.
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Imes
Denver
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Munter Dines
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Miss Normand
Notorious Black Prisoner Executed After Dawn Incident
A Black prisoner died at dawn in a state prison after a fatal double incident. Reports describe a male suspect, identity unclear, involved in a car confrontation and an armed chase leading to a fatal shooting of Grovh and further violence against Muss Wi Netly. Authorities say the case concerns a serious crime and investigation continues.
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Ward
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Argon University
Grovh
Maxine McNelly Ward
Grosh
Muss Wi Netly
Amit
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Tomy
Convention Notes on Democratic National Convention Delegates
Reports from Minnesota delegate Everett on 24 delegates with 14 leaning to Smith. Carlin, Underwood campaign manager, vows backing. Rewanan to push to petition the Klan by name and demand extermination. National League of Women Voters members arrive to press humane planks. Governor Sileer headquarters opened in Jersey City with Mayor Hague in charge.
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Minnesota
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Carlin
Underwood
Rewanan
Caread
National League of Women Voters
Democratic Party
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Salon R. Jacobs
Birmingham
Alabama
Gertrude Ely
Brynawr
George S Sileer
New Jersey
Mra Juho
Hylan
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National Democrats Open HQs As Davis Emerges As Possible Compromise
June 22 New York reports show factions drafting Joan W Davis of West Virginia as a compromise candidate if Smith McAdoo battle continues. Campaigns for McAdoo and Smith duel over platform, with Key Pittman tasked to draft it. Women activists surge, opening headquarters and pamphlets touting both candidates.
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Joan W Davis
West Virginia
Great Britain
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Chicago
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McAdoo
Smith
George S. Sil Go Eer
Wverner
New Jersey
Carter Glass
Virginia
Quear Underwood
Alabama
James M. Cox
Ohio
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Koblor Klow
Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
Cummings
Antoinette Funk
Nstruet
Columbia
Leroy Serings
National Committee
South Carolina
Mia Lou Husky
Tenneseee South
Waldorf Astoria
Harriet May Mills
Ralston
William Jennise
Hrryaneh
Germain Retail Trade Reports Weighed By Year Forecast
Fragmented OCR text outlines Germain retail trade figures with references to merchants, wholesalers, and market dynamics. It mentions Bertin Jame 2 and a publisher by F. ae, plus various unclear terms about retail sectors and pricing without clear outcomes or dates.
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Distribution of war compensation blanks begins
Washington reports the distribution of World War II veteran compensation application forms has started under the soldier bonus act. Mayor Robert C. Davis and the Adjutant General oversee the effort with the American Legion Red Cross and veterans groups. Forms are mailed to veterans in waves with full distribution by June 28 and processing to begin the following Monday.
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Asignmeest
Washington
Japan plans third Pan Pacific Scientific conference in Tokyo
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan preparing for the third Pan Pacific Scientific conference to be held in 1928. A preparation committee with Prince Kanin as honorary president and university heads as honorary vice presidents has been named, chaired by Bar on Furuchi of the Imperial Government. Twenty two nations intend to send delegates.
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Keio
Waseda
Baron Furiuchi
Imperial
Russian Coins Made in England Report
The Evening Standard says Russian coins are cast at the Royal Mint for 58 bepek pieces, produced by a machine from France during a visit by overseas guests. In Moscow’s operation, Russian chels are minted at 19 000 pieces every eight hours as part of this production.
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Royal Mint
France
Evening Standard
Aiea
Heat Wave Claims Eight Lives as Temperatures Peak
A Chicago report says eight people died and others were prostrated by a heat wave. Temperatures rose to a 94 degree peak after a rapid thirty three degree jump in eleven hours, with storms expected to ease the heat.
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Chicago
Tddie-West
Iewa
Gevernment agents search for four men in bank robbery case
Government agents pursue four suspects linked to a May 12 mail robbery across Williamson County. In other items a freight collision injures several and a trial in a federal court draws Treasury and Justice officials. An unrelated river race notes wins and a court case outlines a murder/firearm charge.
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Mix
Storm Center
Williamsonounty
Mas Greenberg
St. Loui
Democratic platform to mirror Wilson ideals says memo
A New York dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson's political will outlines party principles for a Democratic platform. It calls for US membership in the League of Nations, limited federal taxation, tariff reduction, extra farm credit, and a new Transportation Department. It also urges religious freedom and church-state separation as a core plank.
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Senator Robinson and Dr Mitchell in golf club altercation
Washington reports a brief clash on the Chesy Chase Club greens between Senator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas and Dr Joseph F Mitchell yesterday. The incident drew other senators as spectators and ended without further incident after Mitchell was struck.
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Montana
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the Treasury
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Oe Walsh
Alee
Mereeber
Mt Bel Perry
Aguette Raeet
Ted
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