Legislature Frays to End Deadlock in Rhode Island Senate
Providence June 21 thirty civic and business groups met at the Chamber of Commerce to end the deadlocking of the Mate Senate. A committee will confer with both parties to restore harmony as tensions rise and the state risks shutdowns and potential violence. The Percerain minority had recess and Republicans were absent amid a stalemate on the Senate floor.
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Mate Senate
Providence Chamber of Commerce
T. F
McDonnell
Chamber of Commerce
State House
Senate
Arthur A. Sherman
Rhode Island Senate
State Senate
Gev Felix Toupin
Third Everest Expedition Ends In Tragedy
Reports from London confirm the third Mount Everest expedition failed with two climbers dead. George Mallory and A C Irvine perished as monsoon conditions halted their final ascent after weeks of severe hardship and peril.
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Mount Everest
Himalayas
Francis Younghusband
Royal Geographical Society
George Keigh Mallory
A C Ervine
Sir Francia
Successful heart operation reported after local hospital care
The Kansas City paper notes Arthur Harte underwent a rare heart surgery performed by a local hospital surgeon. The operation involved opening the pericardium and repairing the heart, with recovery described as promising despite a severe wound and complications during drainage and repair.
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Arthur Harte
Teday
Fred
Beondard
Police Arrest Tenth Mail Train Bandit
Chicago police arrest Ernest Fontano, tied to the $2,690,900 mail train robbery near Chicago on June 12. Fontano was captured in a raid. authorities continue the search for Maz Greenberg, Sam Grant, and Bleck ie Wilcos, with suspects questioned overnight. Fontano denied involvement, wife corroborates alibi, though visitors contradicted it.
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Fontana
Guffey Endorses Smith At Madison Square Garden Meeting
National Committeeman Joseph E Guffey of Pennsylvania reaffirms support for Smith as the sole choice and rejects a second option He also opposes changing the two thirds rule backs Woelstead Act changes and aligns with Brennan against the Ku Klux. Mrs taetta Jewell Brown plans to second John W Davis at Madison Square Garden next week.
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New York
Joseph E. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Smith
Guffey
Woelstead
Brennan Offlinots
Taetta Jewell Brown
John W Davis
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Laetta Jewell
Otis Skinner
William G Brown
West Virginia
WASPITAL BAZAAR HITS RECORD REVENUE DESPITE RAIN
The WASPITAL Bazaar drew 1048 attendees and grossed 1096.94 with expenses 84.92, offset by food and refreshment sales. Proceeds total 1010.96, a notable improvement over the prior year. gate receipts stood at 105.10 and various booths contributed significant sums despite poor weather.
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William Feldman
Vanous
Wilkham Feldman
Gate Revetpta
Irma Graham Fancy Hooth
Jo M.fadden
William Ho Jackon
Thomas White Jr
Belle Smith
Reuter
William Jo Ernst Fish
George Sharpley Grape
Maude Tou
Marta Ellegeed
Charles Mo Wier
Fred I. Seth
Harry Messick
LD Silverman Vetvintry
Manry Gordy
Atlantic City Visitors Must Balk in Early Transit Chaos
A fragmentary report details confusion for Atlantic City visitors amid airport and transit disruptions. The piece notes confusion over procedures and access as authorities seek to restore orderly movement for travelers arriving for an event or conference.
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Atlantic City
Receivers Named for Edison Firm
The Econometer Manufacturing Company of Orange was placed in receivership after failure to commercialize Thomas A Edison Jr inventions. Beatrice Mo Edison and F J Woodward were incorporators. Harry F Miller named receiver with liabilities about 1.416 million and assets near 10.631 thousand with a patent valued at 10 631.
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Newark
Thomas A Edison, Jr
Serene
Orange
Ford Autos
Edison
Beatrice Mo Edison
F. J. Woodward
Harry F. Miller
McAdoo’s Champion Arrives on Battlefield
Senator James Phelan of California arrived from Europe aboard the steamship Herengaria. He expressed confidence that Mr McAdoo would be nominated and elected at the Democratic National Convention.
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New York
Jamen [ Phelan
California
Witham
Europe
McAde
Pershing Inspects World War Graves
General John Pershing led a ceremony in France to honor World War I dead. He visited a cemetery with American officials and spoke of preserving the graves for future generations.
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Pershing
John Pershing
Hattie
Resignation Sparks Church Controversy Over Modernism
New York rector Grant Enes Church Warfare resigns after years of controversy over modernist views and an engagement to Rita de Viusta Lydig. He plans to devote time to uterine work and has written on relief subjects. The shaken church faces internal disputes and a bishop during renewed debate on biblical interpretation.
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New York
Rescoe Perry Steehney Grant
Oy Great
Mann
Heaus
Medermiatts Atemy
Rita de Viustsa Lydig
Uteras
Mrr
Lydig
Grant
Wexhop
Manning
Caris
Two Japanese Dead In Gambling Feud
Police report a revolver found near a cliff is the principal clue in the Cane tribe gambling feud case. One victim identified as Lenranks, a known gambler in Los Angeles quarters. the other unnamed victim remains a mystery as investigators probe Imarashi's recent activities.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles
Farmers Te Centre Grain Elevators Proposal in Chicago
The American Park Bureau plans to study a scheme to transfer control of Chicago terminal elevators and related facilities from major firms Armour Grain Beernbaum Bartlett Frasier Rosenbaum to a farmers cooperative. The plan would give farmers ownership of elevators and equipment and grant cooperative groups trading access at the Chicago Board of Trade. The proposed assets include elevator capacity valued at about 15.6 million dollars and other property around 98 million. Clothing and millinery firms have led manufacturing failures since 1922.
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Chicago
Anance
Central
API
Wader A
American Park Bureau
O. E. Bradfute
Plas
Armour Grain Company
Beernbaum Grain Corporation
Bartlett, Frasier and Rosenboaum Brothers
Gee Firma
Chicago Board of Trade
Massive berry crop moved by railroad amid Delaware River valley rise
A jumble of garbled items claims the Senanglania Railroad is transporting a vast berry crop from pioneers in Marylead Delaware and Virginia regions. Officials say more than 3508 carloads of fruit have moved with the full crop expected to exceed 1568 carloads.
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A. P
Senanglania
Marylead
Ielaware
Virginis
Heat Wave and Storm Kill Dozens Across Three States
A hot wave and a massive storm cause more than twenty deaths and property damage surpassing 73 million dollars across Illinois Ohio and Wisconsin. Chicago sees heat tied fatalities while Ohio reports seventeen deaths. Lightning and wind disrupt utilities in New York Buffalo and surrounding areas.
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Chicago
Slississippi
Ohio
Illinota
Illinois
Southrastern
Wisconsin
Negre Sentenced 12 Hours After Assault in Greensburg
Elmer Wilson pleaded guilty to criminal assault on Hilda Merk near Derry and received the maximum 7 to 15 year sentence at Western Penitentiary from Judge Chartea. Copeland release delayed. Miss Merk worked at a Derry bank. Police chased armed men after the attack. Captain McLaughlin pursued them to the State Police barracks.
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Greensburg
Hilda Merk
Derry
Elmer Wilson
Western
Chartea
Copeland
Ceme
Miss Mork
Ob Negre
Watson
Kingston
Thomas McLaughlin
State Police
Mclaughlin
Shock From Fowder Mill Fast Miles Away
A garbled report describes a shock felt across ten miles near Wayne Pa. The OCR text is severely corrupted, but indicates a sudden event at a mill site followed by mentions of witnesses and a public display. No clear names, dates, or outcomes could be confirmed.
Announcement of Stillman grant to CNN and related funds
An item reports that Stillman received a grant or funds linked to CNN. The text includes fragmented notes about payments, terms, and related parties, with references to Casa, Gilet, and Oxpe. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a financial transfer or endowment involving Stillman and CNN.
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