Simmer Is Here and Prices Fall in Wall Street Turmoil
The piece notes stock market turmoil with Warrants, cheap wheat fears, and a tariff debate depressing business. It mentions Secretary Melton, the federal farm board, and price declines to near 1914 levels. It also covers early aviation feats by 20-year-old Charles Cary Rumsey and a flight from Nashville to New London with stops in Philadelphia and Rumson.
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Arthur’ ‘Briabane
King Eathyes
Wall Atreet
Charles Cary Rumeey
Harvazil Yondomores
Hickayille Aviation Country Club
Oo Jong Infani
New London
Conn
Meketop
Hint
Long Taland
Rumson
N. J
Washington
Philadelphia
Speedy Texas case trials sought in county ouster suits
Hearing set for October 12 before Judge McCrory as state files ouster actions against Sheriff Campbell and Sheriff Newton for alleged illegal poll tax receipts. Conspiracy charges detail a broad group tied to illegal acts, with motions for early trials promised by Newton’s attorney. Proceedings filed Saturday presented to Judge McCrory in the Ninety Fourth District.
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Katardar Noon
St. Neil Campbell
Sheritf Alfonso Newton Jr
Robert
Jack Blolock
Dewey Terence
State of Texan
Weakley
Mearing
W. W. McCrary
Newton
AfcCrory
Crotton
Tadge McGrory
Cheapbell
Top Office
Conpiracy
Campbell
A. A. Garcia
Antonia Diaz
A. 5. Hubbard
John McHugo Jr
H.C. Petrow
Lucas Turin
Alate
Bialock
Sudge McCrory
E. D. Simmons
Sym
Nell Campbell
Ton
Cheritg
Alfonso Newton
Genral Dobblt
Sults
Bexar Enunty
Corpus Christi opens amusement park and hotel lease noted
Real Estate column reports Corpus Christi opening a large amusement park with a 60 year hotel lease and another oil field within 100 miles. It also mentions increased oil and farming land activity filling Los Angeles offices and Houston Oil Company planning multi million piped lines and tank farms in the LA area with page references for further detail.
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Corpus Christi
L.A
Grayburg Oil Company
Houston Oil Company
L. A
House approves pension for prohibition era victim
In Washington the House unanimously passed a bill granting a $100 monthly pension to George Walters, an innocent victim crippled by prohibition enforcement efforts. Walters, injured in Washington, D.C., is now cared for in Portland, Oregon, with the action establishing a precedent for compensation.
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Washington, D.C
George
Walters
Ab Underwear
Portland
Ore
Boulder Dam Work Fund Is Approved
The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee approved a controversial $10,060,000 appropriation to start Boulder Dam work on July 1. The measure, part of the necon deficiency bill, was supported despite opposition from Arizona officials.
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Boulder Dam
Washimedin
Senate
Arizona
Father Drowns Paralyzed Son then Hangs Self
In Jacksonville on June 28 a father named Louis Weiss killed his paralyzed 16 year old son in a bathtub and then committed suicide using gum. the act was found by Mrs Weiss on returning home from a shopping tour. Weiss had suffered severe financial reverses recently.
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Jacksonville, Frs
Louis Weiss
Mob murder of Black man ends with mass shooting
A mob of over 100 men fatally shot a Black man named Dan Jenkins after a pursuit near Columbia. National Guard units arrived minutes too late as bullets tore through his body in a wooded area, part of a wave of racial violence sweeping South Carolina.
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UNION
Dan Jenkins
Iirlaw
Noom FeEsterdar
Nepra
Goa
National Guard
Hichards
Columbia
Lady of the Negra Wen
Jenkins
Jack Greer
Scyro
Massacra
South Cerotina
Anotler Negro
Couce Cuendy
Walbolla
Talks to Gangster Ends With Wrong Man Shot
In Indiana Harbor on June 21 John Alban a respected merchant lay seriously wounded from a gangster's bullet while talking on the street to a gambler. A misdirected signal caused the fatal misunderstanding as the intended target was not hit.
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Ecorama Aerrieg
Indiana Harbor
Ind
John Alban
Bulleta
Riot injures hundreds as police break up Indian procession
London report says about 500 people were injured when Bombay police dispersed a large Indian nationalist procession at the Maidan esplanade. The Central Nova dispatch notes the violent clash followed the disruption.
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London
Bombay
Ict
Maidan Esplanade
Nova
English golf star to defend Beltiah title at home
Hobby Tones reacted emotionally to the Beltiah championship loss, declaring no plan to return to England soon. He carried a store of 21 and insisted he would defend his title if possible, while others debated his chances and future plans.
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London
Bac
England
Germany Moves to Bar U S German Talkie
Berlin reports Germany plans to bar U S produced German language films. measure aims to curb foreign talkies. Officials say action would depend on other nations adopting similar laws. Observers warn of potential impact on American film access and patent war tensions.
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Berlin
Dune
Ste Mide
United States
Paris
America
Germany
Heat Wave Shrieks Across Midwest With Prostrations
Record long heat sweeps the Midwest with eight people suffering heat prostrations in Kansas City and Bensonville totals. Officials warn of more extreme temperatures as Dallas Houston and Lincoln report highs by June.
Train Wreck Kills One, Injures Three at Hawk's Nest
In Hawk's Nest West Virginia, a Baltimore and Ohio train derailed after jumping the rails. Engineer Homer Haskell, 60, was killed instantly, while J A Anderson, a cab staman, likely fatal injuries. Three others were injured, one possibly fatally.
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W. Vay
Baltimore
Tee
Hawk's Nest
W. I Va
Homer Haskell
J. A. Anderson
Stefan
New Orleans Host to War Veterans Reunion Opens Monday
New Orleans today welcomed disabled veterans of World War I as the city prepared for their annual reunion. Military bands played "Over There" as thousands gathered, with the official gathering set to open Monday.
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New Orleans
New Ohleans
Orleana
Two Jumpers Die in Car Smash on Slittsside Road
Jamey Warrington a top Canadian Barnchute jumper and his brother Stephen of the Royal Canadian Air Force were killed today when their vehicle overturned on Slittsside road about 20 miles from err.
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Dtaywa
Cap
Jamey Warrington
Canada
Stephen
Royal Canadian Ai Force
Todlay
Vbeiieve
Slittsside Road
Err
Chair to Be Asked for Alabama Man in Fire Death
Indianapolis June 22 The electric chair will be asked for Tiardld Fleebert Schroeder 25 of Mobile Alabama in connection with the death of an unidentified man found in Schroeder's burning automobile here May 3.
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Indianadolis
Tod
Lune
Tiardld
Fleebert Schroeder
Af Mobile
Alay
Schroeder
Automoblia
Streetcar crash injures four near Broadway and Josephine
Four people were injured when two street cars collided near Broadway and Josephine on Saturday afternoon. Injured include Josefa Comocha and Celori Perez of Broadway, plus Miss Colunga on Roles street and Miss Jonson of Army boulevard. Aids and physicians treated the injured. six riders were reported aboard.
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Broadway
Josephine
Josefa Comocha
Celori Perez
Brosdavur- Mas
Colunga
Lises
Roles Street
Wnd
Mis
ATL Jonson
Army
Basyitat
Death frees A E F morphine addict minister
New Orleans June 21 The death of Henry Champlin a 40 year old former Baptist minister who died in a prison ward while undergoing an effort to cure his morphine addiction A E F and his congregation once helped build a church with their bonds Champlin became an addict due to wounds sustained in World War I
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New Orleans
Lay
Hanyan Champlin
Perioh
Clin
Star Mothers Sail for France to View Sons’ Graves
A party of 241 Gold Star Mothers sailed from New York aboard the President Roosevelt to visit their sons' graves in France. Among them is Mrs. H. Cragg of Austin who will also visit her son's grave on Ireland’s north western coast.
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New York
United States
Rousevelt
France
Wipthera
H. Cragg
Austin
Ireland
Martial Law Declared Across Caucasus Region
A wide area in the northern Caucasus has martial law declared after a series of killings of Soviet officials since January. The Daily Mail correspondent cites Soviet newspapers as the source for the report from Tiga.
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London
Caucasus
Mail
Stopping of Rain Relieves La Belle Flood Struggle
Rain easing brings relief to La Belle Florida after a week of flooding from the Caloosahatchee river. Town residents faced inundation as waters rose and impacted homes and streets, prompting emergency measures and concern for safety and recovery. Local officials monitored conditions as forecasts suggested improving weather.
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Fla
Fla Pelle
Wenr
Strib Greets Wife On Air Breaks Law
Washington June 21 INS observers of a federal radi a tion commission noted today that W Ta Young Stebling of Georgia appears to have violated rules at an international rating telegraph convention in 1027 when he used a personal med dupe. His wife and mother were the Fain Innt mtzbt. The commission dare not believe any complaint will be made.
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INS
Radia
W. Ta
Stebling
Giorgia
Reporter to Be Ambassador for Universal Service
London sources report sports writer Dhru Deslany, ally of King Carol and MP, tipped to replace Romanian Ambassador Dlannnil in St. Janie, signaling a notable diplomatic move tied to media circles tonight.
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Universal Service
London
Julio 2L
Nawepaeper
Brennes Mwe
Fen Bamauls
St. Janie
du Renorls
Spolutiment
Dhru Deslany
Carol
Dlannnil
Broker Delivers IP to Police in Ryder Grand Larceny Case
Univerage Bernice New York June 2 Herald Russell Ryder a high profile figure known as super-centist and Prince with Broadway hostesses faced a grand larceny charge after surrendering to authorities. He is accused of stealing 950780.60 in a brokerage miscue tied to Woody and Company. Attorneys anticipated possible disclosures at a Tuesday hearing. Ryder was escorted into the District Attorney’s office by investigators and booked on grand larceny with bail set at 1000 by a professional bondsman.
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Bernice
New York
Russell Ryder
Prince
Ryder ix
Credit Ors
Woody and Company
Enelner
Ryder
Beon
Grain
Thomas Smith
Stain’s Department
Trrder
Senate House Tie Prohibition Inquiry Proposed
The Senate appropriations sub committee included a $50,000 fund in the pending appropriation bill for an inquiry by the Vickersines law enforcement commission into conditions under the eighteenth amendment.
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Senate
Hoover
Washington, D. C
White House
Senate Appropriations
Youth Convicted on Robbery Charge in Houston
George Mett, an Atlantic youth, was found guilty by a Houston jury of robbery with firearms and sentenced to five years imprisonment. He was charged with holding up a local shoe store a year ago.
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Houston
Emmett George
Atlantic
Wat
George
Parachute Jumper George Bennett Injured Near Death
George Bennett, famed parachute jumper, suffered serious injuries after a jump at a plage in Ponge Ontario today. He fell hard to the pavement and was reported near death as emergency crews responded.
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Pongnto
George Bennett
Volunteer firefighters seek pay for service in CarrYtown area
In Carrytown and nearby Tarrytown volunteer firemen demand pay as the town pace of engines shifts to horseless carriages. They warn that the new gas-powered and silent steam engines will threaten their roles and limit duties unless compensated. The memo notes the alternate of offering firemen a stipend beyond the 10-fire call rule.
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Carrytown
N.Y
Tarrytown
Volunteera
Ely
Mexican flying ace completes record non stop flight
Colonel Fierro pilot of the Mexican army lands at Valbuenas after a 46 1 2 hour non stop flight from Mexicali. He and Arnulfo Cortes flew a Lockheed Sirius monoplane Acapulco in ideal weather most of the journey. Crowds cheer as he lands at Voltaine field near Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Roberto Fierro
Valbuens
Hell
New Torley
Smealen City
Heorevelé Field
Vaoltuene
Eca
Charles A. Tindbergh
Mexico
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Roosevelt Field
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Carranza
Eame
Chatsworth
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Pierzo
Mexicali
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Sitar
Fierce
Fierre
Platenu
Weather Forecast for the region
Weather outlook shows a high around 62 degrees with light to moderate southerly winds. Expect fair to generally cloudy skies Saturday with a chance of showers and near the nearest coast. Overnight temperatures drop, with winds shifting to the northeast later.
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