Prices Edge Down as Philippine Markets React
A new low price was set in Manila when several items including sugar and grain fell amid weak demand. Officials report a downturn tied to the Philippine government’s financial stance and a transition in local administration. The Prairie Oil Company announced a 26 percent price drop as part of its market adjustment. Local figures named include Woknsbury and minister to Spain, with the general of the Philippines noted among the administration.
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Ae York
New Angles in the Kaber Gage Indictments Unfold
A new murder indictment is returned against midwife Mrs. Himiva Colavito in the Daniel F. Kaber case. Four women, including Eva Catherine Kaber and Marion Misrdel, are tied to the 2 year old stabbing, with claims of a $2,500 reward and foreign suspects involved. Statements emerge as prosecutors outline the plot and possible involvement of Colavito.
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Cleveland
Himiva Colavito
Daniel F. Kaber
Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Willow
Cerlain
Mary Bricjal
Marion Misrdel
Ladem
Cola- Vito Guile
Atic Police
E. C. Stanton
Colavite
Fehiey
Chad Idviane
Joseph Raber
Colavito
Cotavic
Marine Strike Ends In Wage Accord For Engineers
Washington officials report a wage and working conditions accord for engineers on shipping vessels after talks led by Secretary Davis and Rear Admiral Benson, former board chairman. The agreement, approved by key officials including W. S. Brown, the engineers' association, and the Shipping Board, is to be signed.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Adisiril Benson
Hoard
Ean
Beneficial Associa
Sand
Debt of Labor
W.S. Brown
Pressor
Engineers’ Association
Cothichats
Hie Shipping Board
Fire at UK Oil Refining plant in Salt Lake City toll rises
Fire at the United Kingdom Oil Refining plant in Salt Lake City killed at least two workers and injured over twenty five as a tank containing 1,500,000 gallons of gasoline distillate exploded after a lightning strike. Debris and burning oil trapping several more, with unconfirmed death tolls and nearly one million dollars in property losses. Informants cite two identified dead, Walter Romney Sr and George H. Larrabee, both 19, and note extensive burns and scalding in the trench.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
UK Oil Refining Company
Walter Romney
George H. Larrabee
Romney
Larrabee
Brown Sugar Bargain Beckons in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans brown sugar sells at 25 cents a hundred pounds. Dowd and bags arrive for Guatemala shipments in the market, with prices moving from one and a half to four cents a unit range. Local buyers monitor the sugar gah for adjustments.
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New Orleans
Guatemala
Frée Canal Toda Favored by Inter Oceanic Route Plan
A report indicates strong support for a transoceanic canal system linking oceans to aid American shipping. The plan envisions tolls and concessions to finance construction and boost trade, with officials optimistic about reduced voyage times and strategic access.
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Wyilihg
Escaped prisoners hunted after train break near Castle Rock
Posses directed by federal, county and railroad officers search for Ray Gardner and Norris Pyron, two federal prisoners who escaped from a train at Castle Rock Washington after transferring shackles to two federal officers. They were being taken to McNeil Island penitentiary.
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Portland
Ore
Ray Gardner
Norris Pyron
Castle Rock
Waeh
McNeil Island Penitentary
Immigrants Released After Six Week Detention
A haggard crowd of 5000 immigrants from Europe were released after six weeks of detention on Bills Island or aboard ships. They spoke in native tongues and addressed a benefactor described as The Congress of the United States.
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New York
Europe
Congress of the United States
Bills Island
Stunt Flier Killed In Calgary Air Crash
Alf Mabee a stunt flier died and A Pleasing a pilot was fatally injured when their airplane crashed from about 100 feet in Calgary Alberta.
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Calgary
Alberta
Alf Mabee
A- Pleasing
Flood Toll 106 Brings Colorado Near Despair
Floods sweeping Colorado last week left 106 dead, with reports from across the state detailing wrecked towns and overwhelmed communities. Officials and relief workers in Denver and beyond describe extensive loss, widespread damage, and ongoing search efforts as residents begin to assess the aftermath.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Arkansas River rises over six feet at Tulea Oklahoma
The Arkansas River shows a six feet five inch rise and continues climbing, per local weather bureau announcement. The note indicates ongoing river level increase affecting Tulea and surrounding areas.
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Arkansas River
Tulea
Okla
Des Moines Father Slays Son In Sleep Tragedy
Police report says a Des Moines man shot and killed Myron West, 49, while he slept at their home. The father was arrested on suspicion of murder as the investigation continues.
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Des Moines
R.M. “West
Myron West
Government urged canal purchase and cartel deal
A messy OCR fragment reports a proposal to spend 11 6 million by government at the Cap Cod cartel, urged in Congress by Secretary Weeks. Other items mention bullfighters injured fatally in Madrid, and a murder investigation of a teacher with a suspect under arrest. The text is garbled with names like Ernesto and Merican Norendor and scattered figures.
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Canalshington
D.G
Congress
Weeks
Haynes Succeeds Kramer in Washington Appointment
Roy Haynes of Hillsboro Ohio is named prohibition commissioner by the White House to succeed John Kramer. He will assume office as soon as his affairs are arranged. Senate confirmation is not required. Haynes edits the Hillsboro Dispatch and backed Harding for president. Fire Traps 100 Miners in Peru mine of St Paul railroad at Mark ten miles south. Rescue car from LaSalle on scene. Legionnaires Telegram backs Carpentier in Utica.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
J. P. Morgan
New York
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
H. B. Platt
John R. Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Harfling
Thes Assurances
Sven
United States
Haynes
Kramer
Washington
Roy Haynes
Hillisboro
Ohio
White House
John
Senate
Hillsboro Dispatch
Peru
St Paul
Mark
Here
Fram
LaSalle, Tf
Watertown
Codington County Mill Producers Association
Hayti
Charles Warner
Charles Mix County
Platte
Cherokee
Minnehaha County
Congress
Christopherson
Flandreau
Yankton Park Board
Missouri River
Tri-State Fair Association
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Yankton
South Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association
Bomb Attempts Reported on Prohibition Officers in Ohio
In Tuscarawas County Ohio a dynamite bomb was thrown at the home of Prohibition agent Bowers a 40 year old attorney at New Point while safety director L O Haws of Dover and other enforcement officers had been active in enforcing prohibition laws.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Agen Bowers
Tuscarawas County
Mellon Offers A New Plan For Short-Dated Debt
Secretary Mellon announced a plan to refund about $7.5 billion in short dated debt with $500 million of three year 5 percent treasury notes and one year 5 percent treasury certificates dated June 15. Bearer unregistered notes will come in denominations from 100 to 100000 dollars and will be eligible for income and profits tax payments within six months of maturity. The program aims to reduce by about $1 trillion in short dated debt and extend maturities from 1923 to 1928 while keeping certificate offerings to meet current needs and noting June and July maturities and tax receipts. The first eleven months show a net current surplus of $228.6 million and a gross debt reduction of about $350 million.
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Washington
MeLlon
Treasury
Congress
Two Cadets Killed in Langley Bombing Flight
Hampton Virginia and Jacksonville Florida cadet Noel Thompson and Quitman Georgia cadet CA Bowen died when their airplane struck a treetop during a bombing mission at Langley field and caught fire. The machine was demolished after three of four bombs exploded as they prepared for army bombing tests and had recently arrived from Kelly field Texas. They were reportedly placed on the officers reserve list.
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Hampton
Noel Thompson
Jacksonville
Bowen
Quitman
Langley Field
Kelly Field
Texas
Pueblo Death Toll Rises After Flood in Colorado
Pueblo reports forty two flood victims in city morgues with five more bodies recovered. One unidentified corpse was identified and lists discrepancies traced. W Pressy, overseeing victim identifications, says several reported dead were natural deaths, not flood victims.
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Pueblo
Colo
W. Pressy
Demand for Silk Quiets Down in Chicago Fashion Trends
Miss Iva L. Shull of Detroit reports at the National Retail Dry Goods congress that demand for silk nightwear and lingerie is declining. Replacements with baptistes, lawns, and muslins hint at a shift in consumer taste.
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Chicago
Iva L. Shull
Detroit
National Retail Dry Goods
Germany Makes Another Reparations Payment to Allies
New York reports Germany has paid several million dollars toward the allied reparations account, marking another installment in ongoing settlements. Officials note the exchange continues postwar financial adjustments and signals Germany's compliance with wartime obligations.
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Germany
New York
Packers Seek Wage Cut For Chicago Packers
Chicago packers filed with federal arbiter Samus Alchuler a petition demanding a 6 cent per hour wage reduction for all hourly paid picking house employees and proportional cuts for piece workers. They seek retroactive effect and a hearing date in June.
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Packers
Chicago
Chicago Packers
Samus Alchuler
South Dakota Towns Face Spring Activities and Calm
Carthage plans field day on Monday June 20 while Mirada worker Rube Beck dies in a runaway. Canton celebrates golden wedding for Gustav and Mrs Amlund as Mitchell seniors graduate. hail harms crops near Mellette and a Lemmon gas company forms.
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Carthage
Rube Beck
Anarm
Mirada
Gustav Amlund
Canton
Mitchell High School
Mellette
Bon Homme County Farm Bureau
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