President Roosevelt sails toward Provincetown as stormy seas push detour
Nantucket Mass June 19. President Roosevelt visits aboard his vacation yacht Amber, steering as a northerly gale forces a shelter stop at Edgartown. The party heads toward Provincetown for a planned 80 mile sail before rerouting due to worsening weather. The escort destroyers maintain shipborne news crews amid rough seas and salt spray.
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Osteopathic Physicians Urged as U S Need Grows
A 19th century newspaper editorial argues the United States requires 20000 osteopathic physicians to alleviate medical shortages. It praises osteopathic training, notes licensure varies by state, and discusses the field’s growth, challenges, and the role of osteopathic practitioners in disease treatment and education.
Last of Camp Bulls Tree Army Seals Work
Camp Bulls sent its test company of tree army workers to Hamilton under command of Lieut. R. C. Smith of the Second Field Artillery Brigade with Lieut. R. H. Carter of the Fifteenth Field Artillery second in command. The company had eight strength of about 19 met. most were sick in Fort Sam Houston hospital. As they discharge, they join forestry corps. On the 26 Camp Bulls will receive War Veterans for reforestation service. Plans call for three units of veterans. locations not yet announced. Four other companies added a detachment left for camp over the weekend. Capt. Charles W. Hanna commanded a company of 190 men sent to Clifton. First Lieut. Thomas D. Webb commanded a company of 180 men sent to Wd Caddo Lake. Lieut. Vaczum of Brooks Field second in command. Capt. R. H. Chatice commanded a company of 171 men to Alto. A company of 196 men sent to Lampasas with Capt. B. Brannen. The president’s voyage northward aboard the Tiger is described with Roosevelt and naval details.
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Hermey Lef Breviss
Meinke Discharged After Galveston Affray
Former Houston police officer Meinke was dismissed after an affray with Owen W. Eliday, Galveston police escorted him from the scene. Payne, Houston captain, said Meinke claimed he did not strike Kilay but grabbed his arms and forced him to the ground. A city auto crash was also tied to Meinke inquiry.
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Glues Sought in Killing of Wong Poy
The body of Wong Poy a 25 year old Chinese grocer was found in his delivery truck along the Sutherland Springs road near Burners place. Police believe robbery may be the motive though details are unclear. His wristwatch was missing and money from a $10,000 policy and a bank draft were found on him. His death is being treated as murder with justice of the peace handling the coroner’s verdict. Survivors include his widow and his parents.
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Merafes Undertaking — Company
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Balbe Delayed From U8 Hop by Hot Alpine Weather
Weather conditions along the Labrador coast and over the Alps hinder balbo Balbe as he prepares for a 25 seaplane ocean crossing. General Italo Balbe will lead the attempt to Chitake with forecasted poor prospects for the next several days.
Denver Move in Prohibition Office Deputy Absent Abroad
A formal notice from the prohibition office reports deputy administrator Caplin Verne Miller has left for personal reasons, with family illness cited. Miller’s whereabouts were initially undisclosed, later traced to Denver where a relative is hospitalized. officials deny transfer of duties during leave amid anticipated personnel cuts in the prohibition department.
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Market news bureau to cease operations June 10
The San Aninlo market news bureau, eight years old and serving growers shippers and buyers of fruit and vegetables, will shut down on June 10. The federal budget eliminates this bureau and 87 others, ending all market news business and related activities under the economic program. The plan, announced from Washington, impacts staff and local offices.
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