Submarine Grounding During Tow to Navy Yard
New York July 7 0F The United States submarine sank after grounding between Williamsburg Bridge and Queensboro Bridge in the East River while being towed to the navy yard. The vessel rode on a reef near Thirty eighth Street and Welfare Island as tugs and civilian pilots struggled to navigate past mixed orders and congested river traffic. Officers blamed misguidance and missed buoy signals for the incident, praising the crew for holding the ship to near shoreline and noting the conning tower and wreckage remaining visible after the collision with a lighted conning tower flag.
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New York
United States
Willamsbburg
Quresshore
Kase River
Navy Yard Mere
Sonnd
Gell Gate
Inka
Cart
Falcon
Coa Xuithough
Navy
Thirty-eighth Street
Welfare Isdanil
W. B. Tomb
Vestal
Tose
Admirs Plunkett
New York Navy Yard
E. J. King
Edward Ellsberg
Eitinn
Naifmasr
Sinu i
Rome
Charter Granted for Loan Foundation in Houston
A charter was granted today by the secretary of state for the Loan Foundation, a Houston-based corporation. Founders listed include Rion Le Line Live, Dan Lery, and Faure Lay Wolf, with purposes tied to memorializing Sir Beloces Parents and supporting financial initiatives in the region.
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Atsus Sly
Mike Ing
Olor
Reed
Houston
Gevretary
Stage
Jis Tiron le Line Live
Dan Lery
Faure Lay Wolf
Angides
Oyebtinn
Ascoh Sud
Regina Fatty
la Quire
Beloces
Japan Economy Leaders Oppose Big Navy Demand
TOKO July 7. Japanese government faces a major funding clash as the navy presses for about 750 million dollars for a four year construction plan. Finance Minister Seiji Harami and aides delay other issues to tackle this costly naval program while aiming to balance national needs. The plan reportedly includes four destroyer years, five submarine gunboats, and other subsidies totaling 28 vessels.
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Toko
Seiji Harami
Brant
Hayy's
Assovstead Press
Ir. Harami
Finance Department
Washington Tre
Claims in Senator Clark will case disputed in Montana
Defense counsel pursued action to foreclose on Tessie Clark McWilliams and Addie I Clark Miller estates in Missouri and Denver while contesting the will of Senator William Andrews Clark. The disputed matter renailed in DeKalb and involved asserted taunts against Clark and his heirs.
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Will
Butte
Mont
Adis Wert
Tessie Clark McWilliams
Almy Clark Bines
Missouri
Addie I. Clark Miller
Tenverty Daughters
M C
Clark
General Andrews denies resignation in England visit
New York dispatch reports General Lincoln C. Andrews of the Prohibition Enforcement Service reiterates he intends to stay in his post despite reports of possible resignation. He says no doubt resigning would not affect dealings with the British government or liquor export regulation. He notes increased Coast Guard and customs forces and cites existing treaties with Cuba and a convention with Mexico as part of stricter enforcement. Canada has invited further talks on enforcement.
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New York
Lincoln C. Andrews
England
United States
Ore
Continent
Cube
Mexico
Canada
Photographers and Artists Flock to San Antonio Visits
JH E Goshen Jr of Columbus notes eR UISelty earns fame through photographers and artists now staying at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio. RF Kelly and Tom Fortune from California and Mexico arrive for film work and wardrobe needs as the “The Rough Riders” filming nears, with industry figures planning future moves to San Antonio.
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Er Uiselty
Cirefes
E. Goshen, Jr
Gunter Hotel
Goshen
Columbus
Ohio
RB. Kelly
Mexico
RF. Kelly
Laniee
Tampico
San Antonio
Tom Fortune
St. Anthony
California
Mir
Fortune
Lashy
Rough Riders
Siedeettien
San Pede Arcus
San Pedro
Oratorical chiefs named for GOP drives in presidential contest
Representatives Walter H. Newton of Minnesota and John O Tilson of Connecticut were named heads of the speakers bureau for the Republican drive to retain control in the forthcoming November elections. Newton will direct Western activities from Chicago while Tilson will lead the Eastern effort from New York. The announcement came from the National Republican senatorial and congressional committees.
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C.O.P
Washington
Walter H. Newton
Minnesota
Wil Direet
Taxicab Bill Leaves Omaha Visitor in Jail
OMABA Nebuly 4 14 Patrick McW rdden of Omaha is jailed tonight for failing to pay a 175 dollar taxicab fare from Chicago. Chicago cab driver Meladden hired “the last” to take himself, his wife and three children to Omaha. They stayed at a Town hotel, claimed full expenses, and upon arrival McFadden could not pay, leaving him in custody.
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Nebuly
Patrick McWrdden
Omatia
Chicago
Omaha
Mie Mitchoner
Dri Jsin
Meladden
Lasi
All Town
Millaver
Omaha McFadden
Owas
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