Morrow Wins New Jersey Wet Primary in Landslide
In New Jersey strong support for Dwight W. Morrow secures the Republican nomination on a single issue against prohibition. With 242 districts left, Morrow leads Fort, Frelinghuysen, and Kelly as results show a landslide win and a looming general election clash with Alexander Simpson. The victory heightens talk of a Morrow presidency and shifts the wet versus dry dynamic in national politics.
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Newark
Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Ambassador Morrow
Franklin W. Forl
Joseph S. Frelingyhuysen
Jobn A. Kelly
Morrow
Frelingbuycen
Alexander Simpson
New Jersey
Morratt
Cate
Shelber
Be Yi Yietory
Deriakely
Hoover
Kcover
Modver
Fort
Cuzigreremon
White House
Woaver
David Baled Jr
Marcow
Moorer
Aeale
Clara Bow in Dallas for rest and romance scandal
Clara Bow, famed for It, travels to Dallas seeking rest and to settle a romantic scandal involving a married man. The report notes she has no children and hints at a public heart balm swit as the reason for her Texas visit.
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Clara Bow
Texas
Dallas
Rph Lee
Dem nominees chosen for New Jersey Senate race
The Democratic party nominated Miss Thelma Parkincoo for the chore term in the New Jersey Senate. She was unopposed for the short term, while Simpson was unopposed for the long term. the scene included congratulatory telegraphs from supporters, and Benito Morrow claimed a landslide victory with plans to proceed to the U S Senate. Mexico City reported great rejoicing over Morrow's overwhelming New Jersey victory, with rapid cable dispatches to Rome and Englewood in England.
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Thelma Parkincoo
Simpson
Moprote
Fox
Tong
Port Ad Frelieghussen
Morrow
Lome
Englewoail
Irith
Baird
New Jersey
United States Senate
Meenicq City
Mexico
Ambocesiar
Shay
Mer
Rome
Englewrond
Schall Wins GOP Primary in AT Pennsylvania
Senator Thomas D. Schall won the Republican nomination for reelection in the June 18 Pennsylvania primary after he withdrew his campaign the prior week to focus on Washington votes. He has served 15 years in the Senate and ten terms in the House, facing continued calls over tariff reform and his party leadership.
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Schall
GOP
Paul
Thomas D. Schall
Washington
Rain of Fish Reported at Randolph Field
Dozens of workers at Randolph Field testified to a rain of small perch-like fish, found on the gravel streets after the rain ceased. A small creature in Abe building area displayed 20 to 25 specimens, with the largest about four inches long and most two and a half to three inches. Helpers included Tl. L. Douglas Johnny Morsis¢a and C. W. Sclterrer, with A. W. Parker overseeing water construction.
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Randolph Field
Bose
Abe Building
Tl. L. Douglas
Johnny Morsis¢a
C. W. Sclterrer
Cast
A.W. Parker
Fish Rain Explained By Meteorologist At Randolph Field
Meteorologist J Ib orboe explains fish shower during recent rains may come from a tornado over a body of water sucking up fish and water and releasing them as wind-driven debris. He notes such events are possible though unusual and not surprising given widespread storm activity.
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Randolph Field
Jorboe
Woman Falls From Window in Fort Worth Garage Incident
Mrs. Pentamilton, 38, slipped from a second story window while hanging clothes and landed in a garage. She suffered a fractured pelvis and head injuries and remained in serious condition at a Fort Worth hospital after the accident on June 18.
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Fort Wort
Ney
Migrant Settlers Face Starvation Amid Flood Havoc
A disrupted region endures widespread misery as rains flood Nass and Novihern Athrrta. Officials report a caravan of 1 pereonk, with homes lost along the Peace river.
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Uomenton
Upi
Allway Linen
Novihern
Matorcade
Pereonk
Peace River
Rumor probe looming as press investigates city editor affair
Origag June 1 report says rumors about Mat Lingle and editoral links swirl since mayoral era. The Tribune notes inquiry into reporter Alfred Duke and possible improprieties. State's Attorney Swanson and Police Commissioner Alcock direct jury investigation into driving pangstees from Chiefko.
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Avivone
Nyedor
Polive
Alfred Duke
the Tribune
Lingle
Gangapin
Tibigle
Gligie
Tribune
Vurihernnte Rimor
Howeuer
Foundation
Ha Tribune
Lin
Gad
Pangstees
Chierko
Doh
Swanson
John H. Alcock
Pol
Dawes Hopeful for Chicago
General Charles G. Dawes, U S ambassador to Great Britain, returns to Chicago and comments tersely on defense and the city’s status. He questions public sentiment about Chicago’s readiness and notes changes when China moves, cautioning against loud talk and urging restraint.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawer
Britain
Cxme
Instell
Magia Uives
Tercely
Centuriens
Chienga Ettne
Chiengo
Commons Passes Finance Measure in London Session
The House of Commons passed the chancellor's finance bill by a 987 to 0 vote after a session lasting over 22 hours. The long debate ended with adjournment as lawmakers concluded financial measures for the government.
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Commons
London
House
A Commons
Thata
Sympathy Strike In Cordoba City Shuts Tramway Service
A sympathy strike in Cordoba City Argentina joined with a tramwaymen strike ongoing for some time, starting at 1 a m local time. The action, decreed by labor elements, aims to affect transport operations in the city.
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Cordoba City
Buenos Aires
Chicago police leadership reshuffle in gang probe
John A. Alcoth becomes temporary police commissioner succeeding resigning William Russell. John Egan, named to officer position, takes over as chief of detective bureau, while John Stege, a Democrat, is demoted amid the gang probe.
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John A. Alcoth
Chicago
Police
Wiliam Russell
John Egan
John Stege
Detective Bureau
Chili and Tamales a la 1890 in San Antonio
A vintage photo recalls early San Antonio life with chili stands near Military Plaza before the city hall. Stands once operated there and are now on Hay Market Square in the evenings. The image highlights the chili kings and a lively street scene.
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San Antonio
Military Plaza
Haymarket Square
Old Plaza Chili Stand Photo Reveals Historic Market Scene
An aged image owned by AL Richey shows a chili stand on Military Plaza before the city hall era. Local figures describe the plaza life, with vendors and buyers gathering for traditional meals, reflecting changes in street space and urban culture.
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Plazas
AL Richey
Kelly-Maverick ‘Company
Llirhay
Haymarket Square
Richey
Driver Wounded as Officers Fire on Fleeing Auto
FAGLE VARS June 18. Jim Too Cronghow and Rafael Ty Gara rode a new car past a vigilance booth near Pierliay Negras Tussies when officers pursued. Firing several shots warned the fugitives. Garza the driver was wounded in the hip. The car escaped, then the pair were taken to jail for questioning.
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Fagle Vars
Jim Too Cronghow
Rafael Ty Gara
Pierliay Negras Tussies
Uwe
Mir
Tiny Woul
Garza
Caran
Creadhay
Kelly
Karan
Don Ste
Garzia
School Board Purchases 225000 in Equipment for New Building
In Texas on June 18 the school board approved 225000 worth of equipment for the new high school, including an automatic signal system, desks, chairs, rockery and stage equipment. The auditorium will be 86 feet wide and 20 feet deep with a 47 foot wide masonry arch, marking a major portion of the funds.
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Drs. Wiv
Texas
Irs
Eehow Board
Endurance Plane Near Old Record
In Chicago on June 1 the endurance plane City of Chicago logged 160 hours, eight hours under the prior record, as pilots John and Kenneth pursue a new long flight. The mission aims to submit the Se. Toula Rebiu record, though details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Chicago
Cousindous
Kenneth
Veteran shuns hospital in Dallas story
Confederate veteran Maj. Bob Nickelsor aged 14 in Dallas declines hospital care after injuries from a road accident. He says he has never been in a hospital in his life and wishes to stay at his home, insisting he does not want to be treated now.
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Dallas
Veteran Shuns Hospital
Bob Nickelsor
Vallag
Soviet Predict Hard Times for United States
Moscow reports from June 18 state that Soviet media forecast the United States would suffer its worst economic crisis in history. A Communist Party organ warns Wall Street downturns are just a prelude to deeper, enduring turmoil for the American economy.
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U.S
Moscow
LPI
Itectueril
United States
Travdn
Commmunist Party
Caid
Denzeerura
QWIG OPERA Pushed To June 24 In San Antonio
Seamen at the Guard scheduled for June 17 in San Antonio has been postponed due to rain and moved to Tuesday evening June 24. Mrs Lewis Krons Roth, resident of the opera association, announced the change. The St Louis City Opera company delegation planned to attend but postponed their trip to July for dedication ceremonies of the new auditorium theater in Marchenridge Park.
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San Antonio
Byrd and Party to Receive Huge Welcome in New York
New York readers prepare for a grand welcome as the Byrd Antarctic expedition returns home. The event follows Admiral Richard Byrd’s successful operation and is expected to rival Lindbergh’s famed reception, with crowds and ceremonies anticipated across the city.
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Byrd
N. Y
New York
Antarctic
Rene Ads Iiral Richard
Tvo
Arebeam
Charles A. Lindbergh
Unclear historical note on serum experiment deaths
Fragmentary report from a historical page mentions deaths and illness tied to a serum experiment in Germany. The garbled text references eighty five fatalities or casualties and a trial or trial-like event, with terms suggesting tuberculosis and international involvement. Names, dates, and clear details are not recoverable from the readable fragments.
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Vurbeck
Germany
Soldiers to Turn from Java to Milk in War Decree
In Budapest on June 13, reports state soldiers are ordered to drink milk instead of coffee. The War Ministry issues the decree to aid farms, outlining a policy shift amid wartime measures.
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Java
Bndapest
Jas
Minister May Qult Lis Dine Inxious Resignations
The article notes the resignation of Dr. Paul Moldenbauer, minister of finance, due to exposure to HIV and police concerns. A government inquiry suggested reducing prices and wages as part of the response, with officials requesting the official resignation be processed.
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Paul Moldenbauer
Finance
Induy
Officindy Rerlain
Hiv
Zestful Relishes Arouse Appetites In Warm Weather
Summer heat lowers appetite yet nutrition remains vital. Plan meals around relishes such as ketchup chow thow pickles jams to spark hunger. Mix relishes into dressings like Russian dressing with chili sauce and mayonnaise for zest on salads and vegetables. Agar aids flavor unity. a touch of sugar boosts taste in vegetables stews and dressings. The Summer Institute.
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Agar
Sumer, Institute
Hit sales of Soviet planes spark export controls
Washington DC June 13 officials report some American manufacturers face disfavor from the State Department over exporting bombers and scouting planes to Soviet Russia. The move follows formal protests by Britain and concerns over war materials reaching Afghanistan and China via route disputes.
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Wabsringdon
D.C
Scriets Authoritien
State Department
Treipient
Chin
Afghanistan
Great Britain
Communists Reach U S Camps Say Army and Navy Testify
June 2 officials testified in a secret session before the house committee on red activities detailing Communistic efforts within the army and navy. Army and navy representatives described suspected espionage and undermining of American national defense.
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Wasmington
D. G
Taye
Army
Navy
United States
House
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