Theatre Collapse Kills 35 in FiveStory Kansas City Fire
Explosion and fire leveled the Gilke Theatre in Kansas City trapping an unknown number, with firemen estimating 30 to 35 or more may be dead among about 108 people in the building. A fire truck crash killed one firefighter. many injured, and rescue operations continued as walls and ceilings collapsed.
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Kansas City
Gilke Theatre
John Hegen
Aimee
Alex Henderson
Alee
James Smith
Merle Fletcher
Fifth Street
A Buckley
Tweman
Melvin McNut
Princess Berthea Camtacuzen to Marry American Groom
Princess Berthea Camtacuzen, daughter of Prince Camtacuzenne stationed in Washington, will marry Bruce Smith of Lowinville Kentucky becoming Mrs Smith. The piece notes her Angewan heritage on her mother’s side and mentions accompanying family details amid a wider context of marriage stories.
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Berthea Camtacuzen
Prince Camtacuzenne i
Washington
Bruce Smith
Lowinville
War Between Democratic Leaders May Put Republican in Mayor’s Chair
New York politics run hot as Democratic factions clash over the mayoral race. Tammany and fusionists eye control while William Randolph Hearst’s paper backs the incumbent with hints of support for an independent bid. Contained on Page 8.
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Mayer
New York
Jackerbecker
Knickerborker Perature
Republicars
Mayer Jehan F Hylan
MecCeery
Brooklyn
William Raadleigh Hearst
Bien Sarin
Bearst
Tammany
U S Manufacturers Show 1923 Growth In New York and Pennsylvania
Census Bureau reports indicate 1923 manufacturing output in New York and Pennsylvania reached about 14.6 billion dollars with sustained employment and rising wages. New York valued at 8.36 billion, up 58 percent since 1921. Pennsylvania at 7.44 billion, up 45 percent.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Praca
Dewn
York
Legion Explains Why Hill Speech Was Banned
The Nebraska American Legion executive committee repudiated inviting Rep. John P Hill to address the July 3 state convention. It said the action was to organize and coordinate the convention, not a reflection on Hill or his views. The decision followed protests over potential controversy surrounding his remarks.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska Department of the American Legion
John P Hill
Maryland
State Legion
Hill
Ina Lear
State Committee
Aiions
Legion
American Legion Department
Nebraska
Congressman Hill
Dawes
Senate
Crowe closes Shepherd murder trial amid defamation claims
Crowe, the States Attorney, urged the jury in Chicago to see through defense levity and alleged frame against Robert Shepherd. He denounced defense lawyers Stewart and O'Brien while defending Judge Olson and Reichmann from accusations of collusion in a plot to steal a 61 million estate.
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Chicago
Robert FE. Crowe
Shepherd
Crowe
W S. Stewart
W W O'Brien
Himerif
Harry Olson
Alexander Reichmann
Selisbarian Jailed And Fined Yesterday
Wolming ton Roger Pape and Edgar B Pawes were sentenced by Magistrate Black after arraignment for operating a motor vehicle under liquor. Pope received thirty days in jail and a $200 fine, Dawes the same penalty. Pope also faced $800 bail on larceny charges after arrest by State Police at Shellupt Park.
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Wolmington
Roger Pape
Edgar B Pawes
Baltimore
Black
Wing Teid
General Session Court
Pope
Dawes
New Mar Shellupt Park
Shanghai Strikers End After General Work Boycott
Shanghai reports a general strike termination amid negotiations. Officials pledge responsibility for talks as demonstrators protest killings near cotton mills and district authorities in Peking were cited during efforts to settle the dispute.
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Shanghei
AFP
Ing
Shanghai
Han Yuen
Peking
Shasn
State Thinks Shepherd Will Get Death Penalty
State officials voiced confidence in convicting W D Shepherd for murder in the Emma Nelecn McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson cases. They indicated that if the trial fails, further indictments for two other deaths might not proceed. Judge Olsen criticized Shepherd and urged indictments tied to the McClintock case and left the Olson matter open for investigation.
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Ch . Dume
W. D. Shepherds
Erguntel
W D
Shepherd
Olsen
Emma Nelecn McClintock
Oscar Olson
Billy
Bourbon Bank Robbers Executed at State Penitentiary
The Bourbon bandits George Farrell Richard Newhouse and Elmer Hall who killed Frank Buchanan during an attempted Cantonville bank robbery last year were executed in Eddyville Kentucky. Their bodies were sent to relatives in Newport for burial.
Being Lovedy Is You In Strange Encounter
A terse note suggests affection misread as strangers may disrupt a bond, implying vulnerability in love and personal space. The fragment hints at emotional risk when unfamiliar people interfere with a trusted relationship.
New York Stock Exchange Seat Sells for 120000
Officials reported a seat on the New York Stock Exchange sold for 120000 amid inquiries into the bidding. The exchange declined to reveal the buyers and voters involved until formal approval of the transaction is complete.
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Seerk
Soea
Cne Stock Exchange
Cate
Broken Propeller Incident at Mitchell Field Reported
A brief item from June reports a sergeant involved in a propeller mishap at Mitchell Field. Details are garbled but mention a Lt J A and a plane near the ground, with wind affecting the incident and Bisbee Arizona referenced.
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Mitchell Field
Bisbee
Ariacna
President Sees Mayer Quinn Visitation in Busy Day
A brief meeting with Mayer Quinn marked the president's busy day amid increasing brides and social notices. The president also held practice sessions as crowds gathered, while June weddings drew attention to evolving social rituals.
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Mayer Quinn
Parachute Drop From Ford Skies At Night In New Jersey
Late news reports from Rayeane New Jersey describe a parachute drop of 1680 feet by a person connected to Ford and Shenendech. The event includes a congratulatory message to Lieutenant Commander Zesary and F. J. Beanen, noting veterans and elevated trains along the South Line near Thirty Fourth Street. Charleston West Virginia also notes mining strike talks and troop movements as part of a broad wartime bulletin.
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Rayeane
Ford
Ourresotel
CKY Park
Zesary
F. J. Beanen
State Mead
The
Veterans Ergepiantion
Tragic River Drift Leads to Missing Man Found
Investigators continue search after a drifting row boat reveals a drowned man near the Leatherbury Cannery on the Te Cress River. The body of Pusey, 23, of On Feomico Street, disappeared Wednesday afternoon and is presumed drowned. authorities and family await confirmation as the river drags the scene toward the factory area.
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Ishsmack
Leatherburgening Factory
K Peen
Feomico Street
Wedaeningene
Pusey
George Cannon
Mardela
Conmalee
Et Ee Asagh
Xereey
Pweey
Wicomico
Army Deserter Fires On Train Near Greenville
An armed man calling himself a deserter from the army opened fire on a Southern Railway passenger train entering Greenville South Carolina. A passenger, Ray F Peek of Atlanta, was killed instantly as a shot struck him in the head. W. Fronsiee of Ale was wounded.
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Greenville
S. C
A. P
O. B. Magansen
Bny
Ray F Peek
Atlenta
W. Fronsiee
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Frame
McClintockh
Selisbarian
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N.Y. Stock Exchange
Charleston
W. Va
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United Mine Workers
van A. Bittner
Mr. Tetlow
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Va. Jose
Brerd
Merfelk
ReMimere
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Comennetes
Seres
Aree
Dengies McArther
Are
Atlanta
Will Arceed
Margie
McArther
Gee. R. E. Callen
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Third Army Corps
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