World League Debates Seats and Absences Spell Tensions
The League of Nations meeting reports Brazil and Spain seeking permanent seats with Germany’s expansion debated. Absence of Brazil’s Mella Franco and a substituted Fraaitian delegate sparked diplomatic readings as Spain and Brazil argued for influence, while Spain’s envoy slowly pressed for representation. A separate note details a separate crime story about a man named Walker who died after a confrontation.
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Brazil
Spain
Germany
Seyior Mella
France
Mall Simin
Ameasre
Diplomat Te Presse
Cor
Teague
Grant Rottale
Vanes
Colry
Woly
Otlerk
First Socialist in Congress From East Killed
A chaotic report details the death of a prominent New York figure Vernon Crowe and mentions a broad cast of associates. It notes a broken skull injury at Lameteland Road and lists names of relatives and others involved in the case.
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Vernard
New York
Santry
Lameteland Road
Hirstavus
Adolphne
Serio
Tenepearni
Gobi Desert
Aly Heneyanoek
Ree Chapin
Andreae
Gansbniee
Cleveland Andersen
Cini
Midshipman Refuses Loyalty Oath at Naval Academy
At Gar den City Kanon conigletine, a midshipman refused to take a loyalty oath or accept a commission as officer. Secretary Wilbur declined to approve his resignation and ordered him to stay with other undergraduates.
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Warl BH. Zirkle
Garden City City
Kanon
Conigletine
Conree
Nin School
U.S. Navy
Ag Wridghizman
Scretary Wilbur
Two Dead in Auto Mishap In Damascus Area
A car crash near Frederick left Leonard Pierre, 20, and Pent Woodfield, 28 of Damascus dead. The driver reportedly failed to control the vehicle and struck a tree. The machine’s wreckage indicates a high impact collision.
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Frederick
Leonard Pierre
Weardfield
Damascus
Che Pedy
Woodfield
Rider Trampled By Horse In Unntis Ville Injury
Traces, of near Unntis Ville, was badly injured when a horse he was riding bolted in the square at Ar gun ane Pofonite street. He was treated on scene by Dr Boose and transported to Washington Cespital where his condition is listed as serious.
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Willian
Unntis Ville
Wen Port
Argun
Pofonite
Dr. Tbo
Washington Connie
Hail Missed Damage Says Farmers Across District
Hail fell briefly in a belt including Hagerstown with little damage reported. Keedysville saw the most severe hail but fruits and farm vehicles remained intact. Williamsport experienced heavy hail as the season’s sixth or seventh storm in Washington County this summer according to J Miller, the local weather observer.
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Hagerstown
Keedysville
Heil
Sail J. Miller
Williamsport
Washington County
Miller
Too Frigid for School in Boston June Closure
Boston June 7. John Marshall Grammar school in Colchester district closed today due to cold weather. Principal Miss Gertrude E. Dudley convened teachers after an hour of shivering in unheated classrooms. Pupils dismissed for the day, the first June Boston school closure for cold. Official temperature 50 degrees.
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Boston
John Marshall Grammar School
Colchester
Gertrude E. Dudley
Hogan Hurt In Fight During House Hearing Sketch
A report recounts Representative Rankin and Commissioner Penning clashing during a House committee hearing. Frank Hogan, counsel for Penning, sustains a minor injury after an exchange over a glass of water, while Rankin admits the altercation. Hogan is described as well and present in the room.
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Washington
Rinkin
Mississippi
Frederik \. Fenning
District of Cor Aubin
Frank Lir Hogan
Tluuse Jidivivex Committee
Pen Meg
Mer
Nogan
Akin
Umsin Lowrie
Hagan Ca Tie
No More Sausage Havana June 4
The fragment references a Havana event dated June 4 and mentions an individual named An Bapion yenng, with unclear details about a remedy and a sad awakening. The text appears garbled, with possible associations to Cuba and a pomice or chef figure, but the core facts are obscured and not reliably identifiable.
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Havana
Cuba
Chive
Cannibals Across From Alaska Stir Siberian Tragedy
Reports from Nome describe cannibalism among Itian Point natives on the Siberian coast opposite Alaska. Captain Rank says about 300 natives died of starvation last winter, with survivors and others resorting to cannibalism after killings within families and suicides. Soviet authorities halted ammunition and guns shipments and restricted foreign trade to avoid uprisings.
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Itdian Point
Siberia
Bering Strait
Ienty
Endedeir
Rank
Ife
Iowa Senate Primaries Watchful Voters Shape Nominees
Des Moines June 7 voters weigh two Republican and two Democratic fields for U S Senate. Incumbent Republican Albert Cummins seeks continuation since 1908 while Brookhart, ousted ally of 1924 foes, aims for seat. Third Republican Howard Clarion claims path to November. Prohibition issue influences debate as Dan Steck leads Democratic contest.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Albert BH. Cummins
Smith W. Brookhart Lasks
Dan TP
Steck
Brookhart
Senate
W. S. Kenyon
Siete
Churchill in motor crash narrows escape in England
Chancellor of the Exchequer Winston Churchill had a narrow escape when his car collided with a motor van near Aragon. Both vehicles were badly damaged. Churchill escaped unharmed while the van driver was injured.
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Churchill
Sthrhanm
Eng. Sie 7 (P
Tharagon
Lily
Winston
Senatorial nomination contest tightens in Raleigh race
In North Carolina, with most precincts reporting, Overman leads in the Democratic primary for the Senate against Reynolds. The dynamic race narrows as results from Raleigh and surrounding areas come in, highlighting the late surge by Overman and the spread among voter blocs.
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Raleigh
Nooc
Dune
Senetee Lee
Ovary Wan
W Biz
Robin Reynolds
Fou
Seturda
Overman Si
Miners Safe After Gas Fumes Trap at Cement Mine
A northern Ohio mine near Alpha Marts Cement Plant faced a gas fume incident this morning. Miners were overcome by fumes but rescued as crews responded, with workers revived and the shaft halted for safety checks. Authorities investigate cause and ensure ventilation improvements.
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Irgnton
Alpha Marts Hart Cement
Ford
Gms
Mts
Ymarain
Jre
Trio Drowned When Machine Leaves Pier in Belleville
In Belleville Ontario two 17 year old girls and a boy were drowned early today when their vehicle plunged from a pier into 15 feet of water. The driver Pat Dulinage, a resident of Gera kelle, mistook the approach to the government pit for a road and ran the car into the water. he was injured.
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Belleville
Ont
Yey Okrouth
Thei Aiemonie
Keith Wy Henré Ostrander
Spock Bay
Geraldine Dulmage
London Patn
Toy Dulinage
Gerakline
Motorist Critically Injured In Lime Creek Road Crash
LéHoy Colbert of Pinesvirg employed at Nedslequar Musinigh Limestone Company was badly hurt when his automobile left the Willams novt pike and plunged into a small stream. A timber piece struck him on the right side and caused severe wounds while others in the party escaped unharmed. The machine was damaged and Colbert was rushed to Williamsport by a physician for treatment.
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LéHoy Colbert
Pinesvirg
Nedslequar Musinigh Limestone Company
Colbert
Galher
Williamsport
Trespass Case Before Jury In Local Court
A civil trespass case is presented before the jury as attorneys discuss property boundaries and adverse possession. Judge and participants review the dispute involving multiple neighbors and property lines, with preliminary statements filed by counsel.
Two Years In Cut For Wild Western Boy
Francis Buechtell of Cavetown, who went on a drunken rampage in Smithsburg last night, fired shots through a door and pointed a revolver at a neighbor. He was sentenced by Justice J Boots Bower to two years in the penitentiary after declaring he remembered nothing.
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Francis Buechtell
Cavetown
Youl
Simithaburg
Tov
J. Boots Bower
Rachtell
Anna Waltz
Smithsburg
Smith
Querfy Bachtell
Anveavor
Perrech
Ritchie Files As Candidate For Governor In Maryland
Annapolis Md June 7 Democratic gubernatorial race moves forward as Ritchie files candidacy papers. He faces William Milnes Maloy in September, who had submitted his papers months earlier.
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Annapolis
Taday
Marty
Wn. Milnes Maloy
Wheat Up As Crop Damage Reports Come
Severe crop damage reported from parts of Kansas and Nebraska boosts wheat values in Chicago trading. Analysts note agricultural estimates revised downward while UK wheat stocks are described as tight, signaling tighter global supplies and price support.
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Chicago
Kysies
Nebras
Britain
Bandit Chiee On Thursday Indicts Major Crimes In Baltimore
A fragmented report notes a 10 sentence bandit case in Baltimore with references to Eugene O Tone, Whittemere, and a first degree murder tied to a Maryland prison sentence. It mentions Mary Jane Conv and a large ship loss near New York tied to an unrelated line about Washington Tring.
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Bandit Chiee
Baltimore
Baie
Eugene O'Tone
Hewald
Richard
Whittemere
Edsay
Alaa
Son On Trial in Murder Case of Martin J Darkin
Mrs Hattie Darkin the mother of Shicago’s famed thief Martin J Darkin sits daily in court as the trial to seek the life of her son proceeds.
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Hattie Darkin
Shicago
Martin J. Darkin
Justice Taft At Home Amid Supreme Court Session Absence
Justice Taft, ex president and chief just ice, remained at home unable to attend today’s Supreme Court session. Physicians advised against travel due to advancing age and frailty after a long career in public service. The session marks the last meeting before the court’s summer recess.
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Justice Taft
President III
Supreme Court
Taft W Ness
Qcube Jyne
I-P
Chier
Gum chewing market expands in United States growth
Washington June 7 The Commerce Department announced a series of 41 establishments showing gum production in 1925 valued at 47,838,000 dollars with 47,124,000 from chewing gum and the rest from breathless candy and vending machines. Total value rose 17 percent over 1923.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
American youth to face firing squad in Syria
Ambassdor Merrick in Paris to intercede for Bennett J. Doty also known as Gilbert Clare a private in the French Foreign Legion who faces death for attempted desertion. Doty amid a desperate bid by U S officials to save him is cited for bravery in battle and joined the Legion at a young age. His father Lemuel Doty of Memphis and Biloxi appeals to French officials. The case draws support from southern senators as the fate of the sole American in the Legion in the Syrian conflict hangs on a possible clemency appeal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Merrick
Paris
Kellogg
Bennett J.’ Petty
Gilbert Clare
Forsigh Legion
Memphis
Tenn
Bennett J. Doty
Hith
New Orleans
Dory
French Foreign Legion
Syria
Legion
Holy
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