City budget crisis looms as officials mull layoffs
Mayor Chinm says retrenchment plan is not yet certain while defending city finances. He notes about 620 employees could be affected, with opposition from protestors and a university union. Critics push for economizing instead of deeper cuts as the city weighs next steps.
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Slisimisaal
Chambors
John
Haneard
City Recreation
Chinmlees
Wailer Faunt
Chabrauiy
Maser Chambere
Rensug
Trial of Negro Put Off Indefinitely
The trial of a Black man charged with murdering his wife was postponed indefinitely to secure essential witnesses. The defense argued the urging events were accidental. Proceedings were to open in the ninety fourth district court Monday, but the case was adjourned pending witness availability.
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Pantages
Alexander Pantages
Carmen
Los Angeles
Crare
Neger
Hia
Veal
Census Returns Aritapian Morwirs and More
A cluttered census notice lists names and figures with multiple errors. It mentions Hartford Connecticut and a contact named Crochet with a phone-like number 2400.
Rumania and Hungary May Merge in Far-Reaching Plan
The article discusses possible political moves toward the fusion of Hungary and Romania, noting figures like Barbu Jonescu in exile in London. It suggests a plan for eventual unification, citing military stability and a shared governance framework as motives, with speculation on timelines and regional impact.
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Lontimin
Hungary
Rumania
Barbu Jonescu
London
Cayol
Amalzamalion
M Oiuxle Crow
Building Payrolls Release Millions
June 6 report from Bilone states that millions were added to payrolls as the National Award organization restructures hiring. Mew leader Tophox and manager turn to rehabilitate trades payrolls near the Lower Taine conference as Indianapel president Tenb ertxan attends the opening of the thirty‑third annual meeting.
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Bilone
al Lions Af Nikied
Werate Franca Dy
Aw Woulda
Haile Ogters Ant
One Day in Jail for Soliciting Charged at Hotel
Fragmentary report shows Mrs Orenr Mammeratein and Jwresnrin Lofay Gras tied to a moral conduct case. Hammerstein charged. Harlem jail sentence noted for a woman detained after an incident at a hotel involving solicitation. Officers described the arrest as framents with unclear details.
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Orenr Mammeratein
Willow
Itn
Jwresnrin
Lofay Gras
Harlem
Hammerstein Chargzes
Reed Plumes Himocle for President
A garbled 1920s style report discusses Reed Plumes Himocle as a presidential candidate with Missouri figures, Democratic conventions, and party faction dynamics. It notes stances on prohibition, anti trust, and naval treaties, mentioning Roosevelt era figures and Arkansas and Montana senators amid complex political jockeying.
No Complaint to Signals No Complaint to Signals
Fragmentary foreign text indicates a disrupted broadcast Saturday night by Senator James A. Kerr of Missouri. Senator Will at Washington, author of the radio net was planning to see the subjectly. The serial he never-
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Washington
Soriuue Stoatur
Inara A. Hoed
Missouri
varigaiAne
Teeedl
Ganiff
Ale Power and Radio Trust
London
Guvernoy Freakin
Moosevelt
New York
Washinuiin
Salizinad
Soniaviesion
Roenivedl
Bentgamile
Jamey A. Kerd
Aliscouri
Will
Whebington
Texans Aspire to Edison Honors in Competitive Exams
AUSTEN July 4 The right candidate will compete for the Edison award as part of competitive examinations. Students were preparing diligently, with emphasis on accuracy and pace, aiming to demonstrate knowledge and skills required for the honor. The event is set in the cap and is expected to draw attention from locals.
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Edison
Austen
Tune
Eric i Mie
Hig Edison Wohidarshiy
Watt
Captain Greenwell to Leave Fort Sam Bank
Samuel A. Greenwell assistant adjutant of the Record division for three years prepares to leave Fort Sam Houston for Washington for general officer duties.
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Captain Greenwell
Fort Sam Bank
Samuel A. Greenwell
Recond
Montag
Fort Sam Poveten
Washington
Drowned Passengers Reported After Steamer Sinks
A damaged report describes a steamer sinking with around 100 passengers aboard on the Mangrove River. Evacuation efforts continued as authorities and crew worked to rescue survivors amid chaotic scenes along the shoreline.
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Rhangital Dune
Aid
Cena Et Tac
Expose Break Method by City Detectives
Charles Bartholomae and A J Hice, city detectives, are pictured with saws seized from Jack Dunloz and Anselma Leza after Leza sawed jail time from Pearsall. Nine saw blades were recovered by officers.
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Charles Bartholomae
A. J. Hice
Jack Dunloz
Anselma Leza
Wee
Pearsall
Chicago Gang War claims aig gun slaying
Chicago news reports a violent gang conflict escalating with the slaying of a youth tied to the Moran street gang. Frank Thompson, linked to distributing guns used in February crime, was found dead near a sidewalk after police pursued questions about weapon shipments. Henry Kemney and Eugene Metalligulin were also implicated in scattered violence tied to the broader gang racket. Thompson died at Meckford Hospital after being shot while driving.
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Chicago
Kanga
Frank Thompson
Vice
Thompson
St Valentite
Meckford
Indus
Eugene
Metalligulin
Pangster
Saturdas
Hart Bern
Corns
Renritey
McLaughlin Hart Bedi
Whereabouts of American Airman Remain Mystery
Mystery surrounds the location of Captain Tews Yruces and an American airman. Reportedly last heard from near Lima, details unclear with a message from a station indicating the plane may have been spotted. Authorities list a reward and a potential search area north of Tlilpra.
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Lima
Vera
Tews Yruces
Gonlarill
Sonim Glenn
Eecine
Tiilpra
Pen Air Stage Dedication Postponed Amid Turbulent Planning
The open air theater dedication at Starsuvken borders is postponed by order of Mayor C M Chimbers. After talks with officials and civic opera leaders, officials cancel a planned inaugural opera date and push the unveiling to a later time as repairs and preparations continue.
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Starsuvken
C. M. Chimbers
Sécoml
W. Kiel
Escapes daterol June 17 visit change to July 4
The local opera company will open its operatic season June 17. At the new venue it features Gilbert and Sullivan Yeomen of the Guard with the York performance.
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Daterol
Gilbert
Ayera
Elevator Fire Near Trapping Officer Rescues
A fire in an elevator nearly trapped an officer as flames spread through the shaft. He escaped down the shaft stairs after sparks and smoke filled the area. Firefighters responded and extinguished the blaze at the scene.
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Linusossir
Maine
AAWNY TO SCAN VT AIR WORK
A group of commercial pilot students are to report at Brooks Field for a preliminary course of instruction. They will begin a specialized flying program to prepare for a commercial course, with hours of instruction and demonstrations outlined by officials.
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Brooks Fir
Nha
Kelly
Iil Aviation
Aris
Tne
van Rehonls
Nals
AL Tsevoks
Stock Sales Inquiry Revealed In Poria Mines
A government inquiry into stock sales of Cotter Furthe Mines Inc is disclosed as records from Wilmington are requested. The probe aims to uncover involved individuals and relationships tied to the company and its transactions.
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U. 8
Vomore
Tune
Unitei Nbates
Youthy Confirrees
Inporia
Srne
Bock
Cotter Furthe Mines, Inc
Wilmington
Pel
Painus
Intivinhials
Arrest Twelve Men for Burning Truck in Oklahoma Riot
In Chickasha Oklahoma police say twelve men were arrested on charges related to conspiring to burn government property connected with the burning of four National Guard trucks during a May night incident. The event fatally injured Yourey Areo and occurred amid a national guard response to unrest. Investigators are pursuing leads as authorities outline the case.
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Chickasha
Oka
Giarce
Concpirsey
National Guard
Grady
Juni
Youry Areo
Eeto Neuter
Dewey’s Bugler Dies After Navy Career
A Worcester report notes the death of a veteran bugler who first sounded the call commence firing on Admiral Dewey’s flagship during the Spanish American War. He served in the Navy for two years and died today, ending a long association with naval service.
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Dewey
Worcester
Mes
W. Bell
United Hants
Admiralty
Graduates Conferred at University of Texas Exercises
Degrees were conferred today at the University of Texas annual commencement in Gregory Auditorium. Approximately six hundred candidates received their diplomas as Dr. H X Benedict, president of the university, presented the degrees.
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Austin
University of Texas
Gregory Auditorium
de. H. XN. Benedict
Woireralty
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