Rotary convention hears founder’s message on service
Seattle June 21 delegates to the twenty third annual Rotary convention heard a message from founder Paul P Harris Chicago lawyer reports on community service literacy and boys work Rosary seen as rallying force for diverse elements in each community by Rose Ney W Pascal president of Longstan who spoke of missions in Africa India Malaysia Australia and New Zealand Harris warned of worship of prosperity urging nations to act with purpose. Local and European members called for broader community service and the elimination of illiteracy.
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Seattle
Rotary International
Turner
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Bide Ney W. Pascal
Lonstan
Mslour
Africa
Inadlia
Malaya
Austentia
New Zealand
Rotary
D Harris
Europe
al Nalione
Louwha
Steinman
Antwerp
Ins. Prinzhorn
Vienna
Gilyndon FH. Crackey
Carsland
N. Y
Ramon Lorenzo
Santa Clara
Cuba
Fear for American Lives in Chile Amid Anti-Foreign Feeling
In Santiago on June 21, concerns rose that Americans and their property could be endangered by anti-foreign sentiment linked to the Da Vila Junta. U.S. Ambassador Wilson Otbertsatt urged Chilean authorities to bolster protection for American citizens and holdings near key mining areas as tensions appeared to heighten.
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Chile
Santiago
da Vila
United States
Wilson
Otbertsatt
America
Explosion Wrecks Houston Building
A building in Houston was destroyed by an explosion causing fear of seven people trapped. Weather hindered rescue efforts and prevented clearance of victims as heavy rains complexed the situation. Authorities and witnesses reported extensive damage across the block.
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Houston
Mouston
Mie
Bination
Beta Alpha Sigma Delta Pi Meet at Plaza Hotel
The Beta Alpha of the Sigma Delta Pi fraternity will meet Wednesday evening at the Plaza hotel. Pledges in attendance include Sam danasack Roy Karsch Charles Rehardaon and Donald Webern. The Alpha Beta or vend chapter will hold a short business meeting following the main gathering.
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Sigma Delta Pi Fraternity
Plaza Hotel
Sam Danasack
Roy Karsch
Charles Rehardaon
Donald Webern
Feast of St. Aloysius Observed in Dublin With Ceremonial Pageantry
Dublin June 21 P Catholic Women’s Organization hosts events as Ireland’s religious congress gathers 16,000 guests across Blackrock College and Dublin Bay estates. Cardinal Laur i presides at cathedral blessing with Archbishop MacRory and visiting prelates in attendance as President de Valera and ministers observe the opening ceremonies.
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Dublin
St Omnia
Interca
Ireland
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Blackrock College
Dublin Bay
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Tull
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Lie
Local clubs hold meetings at various venues this week
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will host a burico and cord party at Dairyland on 102 Saint Josephine Street at 2 30 Wednesday with meetings of the Lock-HIMl 4 17 at 2 o clock and the Woman's Relic Corps also gathering at 2 30. Other groups including the Avalon club at the Abbie Gunter Hotel and the San Antonio Business and Professional Women's club set events for Tuesday and the Plaza hotel respectively. The Delta Phi sorority plans a 7 30 Tuesday session at the Plaza hotel, while golf and Needlework Guild plans were noted. A large gathering at Gunnter Cave featured luncheon and gifts, with leadership by Mrs. Jono J. Wahl. The Catholic Daughters of America hosted an event at Landa Park in New Braunfels with a picnic and dancing. The Pleasure Cruisers club enjoyed a picnic at Tilda Park with 25 members present. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt is mentioned in a brief, unclear political note.
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Woman faces court over gym class refunds and alleged coercion
Fragmentary OCR reports Jeanette Davidson of Chicago reducing fees from 250 to 160 and Merbisa Juliaa of Toronto paying 400 for gym classes. Judge Daniel T. Teteatin Mdil presides as the defendant seeks a four day or more. The charge was its unclear.
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Ont
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Explosive Car Report Triggers Capitol Guarding Effort
Washington officials maintained a vigilant, all night watch as police blocked Maryland routes and Baltimore authorities joined the guards after a report claimed an automobile from New York carried explosives intended for the White House. No suspect was located by early morning.
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Urge Disabled Vets to Ask Pay or Work Ban Diego Report
E Claude Rabenck urged disabled American veterans to demand full disability pay or the chance to work at the Disabled Veterans annual convention in San Diego. He cited government figures showing about a quarter of service-connected disabled men are employable but unemployed due to war disabilities among some 1800 delegates registered.
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Ban Diego
E. Claude Rabenck
Washington
National
United States
Babcock
Five Killed During Valparaiso Riots Reported
Reports from Valparaiso describe deadly clashes as a general strike effort grows. Rioters and security forces battled amid harbor operations as authorities moved to restore order and prevent further violence.
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Valparaiso
Santiago
Chilis
French Air Forces in Defense Tactics
Lille, France. The Defense Department of Pas de Calais under Marshal Petain defends against three large enemy bombing squadrons. The entire department is placed in a state of defense as air maneuvers demonstrate the defense organization under high command.
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Lille
France
Pase de-Calais
Marshel Petain
Freight on Katy Shows June Gain
Muskogee Oklahoma reports freight on the Katy line rose in June with several shipments increasing. Superintendent Jack Lille noted the uptick affected multiple works and held implications for investments and vesselable operations locally.
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Katy
Mussoger
Jack Lille
Penls
Street Repair Men Strike in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports street repair crews striking over conditions and pay on June 2. The stoppage affects asphalt workers, city crews, and related labor groups, with local officials seeking resolution as roadwork halts spread.
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Chicago
Es- Hardey
Orralelko
Ash Sa
Aavlire
Spindles Show May Operation Slump, Census Reports
Census bureau data reveal May spindle activity at fad percent capacity on a single shift basis, down from 69.9 percent in May last year and 10.2 percent in April this year. May 31 total spindles in place stood at 31,737,174 with 21,939,352 active at some point, average single shift 20,101,816, and 4,577,485,125 active spindle hours for May.
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Washington
Burray
Confederate Vets Gather for Richmond Reunion
Confederate veterans thronged Richmond on June 24 for the Petersburg National Military Park dedication. The UCV had no formal events today, but preparations for tomorrow’s 42nd annual reunion were underway, with the Richmond battlefield area dedication highlighted.
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Richmond
Southland
Hitler Demands Troop Freedom From Nazi Leader
Berlin report states Adolf Hitler urged complete freedom for uniformed National Socialists across Germany. He appeared before Minister Baro von Gayl with top lieutenants, furious over Bavarian police stopping a planned uniformed parade in Munich.
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Adolf Hitler Nanxi Inader
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Baron von Gayl
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Munlch
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Policeman Jailed in Marshal's Death
In Piurcmu Osta Jame 21 authorities report a city marshal, Florence, has died. Police officer Rackley claims he fired after the policeman refused to halt, saying the shot struck Florence in the chest. Rackley is under arrest as the investigation continues.
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Osta
Doc Biggersinflars
Wight
Pollen
Wiley Florence
Lodny
Biggerstatt
Hy Rackley
Plorence
Rackley
Polleoman
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Bootleggers Plan to Hike Beer Price in Pittsburgh
Reported plans indicate bootleggers will raise beer prices amid unclear market factors. The note mentions daily restrictions and suppression by authorities, with readers cautioned about price manipulation during the drought of reliable supply.
Oklahoma and Texas lead rise in U.S. oil output
Oklahoma total daily oil output rose to 2 192 421 barrels with state gains from 443 785 to 452 905 barrels. Texas increased from 862 639 to 866 549 barrels. California declined to 478 500 barrels as demand curbs supply. Kansas rose to 96 215 barrels and Eastern region to 121 000 barrels. Rocky Mountain production climbed to about 65 000 barrels.
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Orane Gas Journal
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Parachute Malfunction Saves Flier After First Chute Fails
June 21 report recalls auxiliary chute saving a flyer when the main parachute split midair after leaping from a plane. Hartman jumped from the aircraft piloted by Frank Essell at about 4000 feet, the main canopy tore, the backup opened late near ground level, and the flyer escaped serious injury thanks to the auxiliary chute reducing the fall.
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Ray Tmavlinati
Horston Dacheyil
Pal
Remy
Hartman
Frank Essell
Chile
Brady C C Elects Year's Directors
Brady C C elects six new directors at the annual Brady chamber of commerce meeting held June 21. Notable attendees include Ed win Broad Jack Gartman Pat Khall Fries Bell Chartres Samuel Movs W W Bell James Brook Hilary Curtis A L Gray Henry Holges G G Kirk Bib Lewis Ina Mayhew and J I Prowil. the group discusses officers to be elected later.
Parrish Funeral Held at Lockhart
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Parrish were held at Lockhart with Rev. We oA Faleht officiating. Burial followed in Lockhart cemetery. She is survived by husband Charles Parrish of Lockhart, and two daughters Mrs. Lissle Sharon of Oll Texas and Mrs. Vernon Bardens of Lackfurt.
Hail Storm Strikes Texas Community
Fragmented report notes a severe hail event in a Texas community. Mentions names Monanans and Terris with unclear associations. Describes damaged property and weather impact, but details are incomplete due to garbled OCR. Local effects centered on homes and streets.
Phi versus Tateam Grapples Incoherent Baseball Slugfest
In a garbled recap of a baseball game the text names players Tateam and Ghranitiiny with two base hits and mentions attempts at double plays. Scattered phrases reference other players and unclear actions, producing a fragmented, hard to parse account without clear scores or outcomes.
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Ghranitiiny
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Werininetnn
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Needles In Heart Heroic Medical Rescue In Montreal
Miss Tekla Damazuk collapsed after a needle pierced her heart. For six months it lay within the heart wall and death loomed. Dr Frank Serger performed an emergency operation and removed the needle with great care. She is recovering.
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Montreal
Tekla Damazuk
Frank Serger
Three Counties to Hold Club Parley
Three counties will attend the multi county encampment slated for June 38 to 40 at the Block Nau ranch about 24 miles from Brocly. County Agent J D Freewill states 4 H boys McCulloch Mixon and Menard will participate in the event.
Sterling to Speak at Brady Festival
Sterling is set as principal speaker at Brady's festival day. Other speakers include Senator Waller Woodway SC Calemon and Tom Bunter, with Cony Wiel La Witla as a participating candidate. The event highlights local civic talent and community dialogue.
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Sterling
Brady
Juhe
Governa RK
Ty Ube
Brody
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing
Senate panels meet Tuesday with Democratic relief programs under review. Appropriations considers a billion dollar treasury post office supply bill. Nominees move forward as committees debate appointments and industry questions.
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Sules Committee
James W. Garfiell
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