Burma cyclone toll rises to near four thousand
Burman coast reports show 2800 dead from the cyclone and tidal waves with fears of up to 4000. Maungdaw township bore the brunt as floodwaters swamped the Naaf River banks. Devastated areas lie under inundation and telegraph lines to India suffer extensive damage.
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Rangoon
Burma
Arakah
Maungdaw
Naat
Buna
India
Columbus
Josephus Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Democratic Party
Daniels urges Democratic ban on two thirds rule
Former naval secretary calls on the Democratic Party to end the two thirds rule and warns that allowing a minority to block the majority harms governance. He criticizes the current administration’s economy program, claiming government costs are rising based on cited figures.
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Daniels
Democratic Party
Waltense
Naval
Florida town eyes bond sale for power plant plan
City officials weigh a large power company deal as Mayor Charles Bina raises concerns on advisability. Torida Kort Pierce faces the same issue seen in Eagers town with the question of whether to sell. City Manager Part. Merce supports retaining the municipal pitching and seeks data to bolster arguments.
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Fla
Cily
Coe Mor
Charles Bina
Torida Kort Pierce
Taco
Eagerstown
Ign
Lo Kell
Part
Merce
Woud
Hiegerstown
London Race Wealth Falls To Derby Winner Bishop
Robert Bishop a fifty year old department manager at a London shipping brokerage won about 69 000 pounds from the remaining half share after previously taking half his stake. The Derby prize led to a near 300 000 dollar windfall, highlighting his wealth from a single race. In Carolina odd notes mention Rosy Wentiek and various hotel projects, but details are unclear.
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London
Robert Bishop
Cale Putta Sweanstake
Bishop
Royal Welcome for Swedish Prince and Princess in Philadelphia
Crowds greet GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS and LOUISE ALEXANE of Sweden as they arrive by car in Philadelphia for a ceremonial visit tied to the Sesquicentennial. Mayor Kenney hosts, with the First Troop Philadelphia Cavalry escort, at Independence Hall era landmarks and guides pose questions about U.S. independence.
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Philadelphia
Gustavus Adolphus
Louise Alexanerim
Sweden
Royal Univ
Kenivick
Philadylphia
Par
Crown Pines
George Washington
United States
Crowe Trincese
Valarty
Pynelin
Auurion
Freedone
Crowe Prine
Yao
Pair Held As Suspects in Murder Of Schmitt
Two men are held as suspects in the death of Jones Schmidh whose body was found in an alley on Deuvern Trasppet street near Penne AVY AVENE UHODE Can Tas ABA. Police say the suspects were identified by witnesses and are being held for questioning after a fatal shooting case that left one man dead and another injured.
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Schmitt
Ides Gaymide
Dias
Moidy
Huge Moore
Jones Schmidh
Feria
Che Neal
Monro Wehied
Dayle
Sin Janeway
Meron
Aliag
Antilles
Vare Spent $71 435 80 I To Secure Nomination
Harrisburg report shows Congressman William Vare spent 71 435 80 in his Republican primary bid for the U.S. Senate. Senator Wharton Pepner and Governor Pinchot also filed large expenses, with Pinchot at 43 787.00.
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Vare
Harrisburg
William &. Vare Spen
Reppublican
United States
Deeper Fell Tody
State Bureau of Essations
George Wharton Pepner
Pinchot
Luck Pursues Rancher's Family Tragedy Report
Four young children died in a house fire at the Woods family ranch home near Hoemila southwest of York. The mother left briefly to visit a neighbor and returned to find the home ablaze. two children escaped. The father is hospitalized in Melgon after recent double leg amputation.
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Cranbrogk
Hoemila
York
Melgon
Sister and Brother Face Slander Suit in Court
Mary J Harper sues George W King for 5000 alleging statements harmed her character in a slander claim. Case before Judges Wagaman and Dout, with Wagaman and Ballentine for Harper and Grice for King. Also noted are multiple affidavits for removal in other suits and a new trial motion on a separate embezzlement case. Suzanne Lenglen wins at Paris in a women’s singles final. Extra dividend declared by Associated Oil. A Baltimore suit involves Graminoe seeking damages for injuries from an accident at Davidson Transfer & Storage.
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Orpheus’ Court
Dr. Scheller
William Wingert
O’eleck
Bloody Axe Disproves Story of Fist Killing
RUTLAND VI June 2. A story of a sixty year old farmer who allegedly slew two wood choppers with his fists was under investigation as a bloody axe undermined that claim. Randall Tubbs’ farm scene near Ira saw the assault, with Tubbs charged after an autopsy showed a sharp weapon killed one victim and Sam Corrare died of multiple injuries. Authorities doubt Tubbs’s guilt as Sam named Franklin before dying, while the farmer’s injury required hospital treatment.
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Rutland
Randall Tubbs
Ira
Tubbs
Franklin
Arcisms
Nen
Holing
Barnardé
Sam Corrare
Rutland Hospital
Sam
Fear to Tell Who Burned Foxville School
Tearful Paxville residents describe fear of retaliation after the Foxville School fire. Authorities found no arrests after a week of detectives and sheriff work, with residents insisting they know who caused the blaze but fearing disclosure would endanger homes and lives.
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Foxville
Paxville
T Ie
Rain Benefits Crops Across Western Maryland
Rain showers across Western Maryland boost crops in Washington County and help wheat recover from earlier damage. Farmers estimate thousands of dollars in value as the rain sustains fruit and other yields amid uncertain conditions.
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Washington County
Maryland
Binars
Miners Trapped in Cavern After Cave-In
Three miners were trapped yesterday when a section of the mine shaft collapsed at Wenba Copper Mining Company. Rescue efforts continued as workers pierced through debris to reach them while insurance and safety concerns were noted by industry officials.
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Bette Mongne
Wenba
Auaeundit Cayper
Raol
French debt settlement vote expected today in Congress
Washington June 2 The Hone w Hel Ayon to meet am' toon ardiey tannen foray ba ex pedite action on the French debt settlement. Abouthree lions remein ed debate with leaders prepared to bring WH day vote before adjournment. The Senate faces ratification of the 6,847,674,000 dollar accord after House approval.
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Washington
Ardiey
Senate
Ail
B and O to seek funds for new railway equipment
Local commission hearing reveals B and O requests financing for track and road improvements. Officials note anticipated costs include upgraded cars and signaling gear. The proposal aims to expand and modernize the line, with emphasis on safety and efficiency.
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Rieiryad
Tutotte Comers Commission
Swedes' Socialist Government Resigns After Budget Split
Stockholm Sweden premier landjate socialist government decided to resign today as both chambers backed the budget committee plan regarding unemployment relief. Socialists object to certain recommendations and the move follows parliamentary approval of the budget measures.
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Stockholm
Sweden
LandJate
Railways cut accidents. New York report cites 85 percent drop
Twenty eight class one railroads report cutting accidental injuries by 85 percent or more over two years. The American Engineering Council releases a nationwide survey aimed at further reducing rail injuries. The Railway Association targets continued gains with safety measures. Vinton Vovile leads the reduction efforts amid the figures.
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New York
Americain Engineering Council
American’ Railway Association
Vinton
Slayers Follow Auto In Howood Killing Mystery
In Howood suburbs near Derby Inn a mare and a woman were slain and another woman fatally wounded by unseen killers who fired on their auto as they left a cafe garden. Miss Margaret Quintena identified a man seen in the car. a shotgun blast left a weapon near the Inn. Local police sought motive and identities with few details available.
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Shigago
Derby Inn
Howood
James Lombardo
Crystal Barrier
Violet Buss
Bass
Margaret Quintena
Uniform laws for marriage and divorce debated at Atlantic City
At the 18th biennial convention of the American Federation of Women's Clubs resolutions favored national uniform marriage and divorce standards, child welfare, and Indian rights. South Carolina delegates opposed federal enactment and urged state control only if divorce laws exist. Police speed efforts in New York to pursue robbers with powered pursuit cars.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Department of Labor
Oral Federation of Women’s
South Carolina
Ture
Edward Franklin
Indianapolis
Federation
Colina
Spee
New York
Jame 2
Presbyterians Plan Probe At Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterians move to probe Princeton Theological Seminary amid religious division and debate over doctrinal shifts. Church committees consider referring the dispute to a future session, with broader questions about unity and possible changes within the church structure.
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Presbyterians
Princeton Theological
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