Mobile talks on free site for government coal terminal
Henry DeBardleben, federal manager of the War river system, arrives aboard the Nugent to confer with Mobile Harbor Commission members and city officials. They aim to resolve a plan to underwrite part of the Hunter estate site price for the terminal and secure a free site for the project. The deal hinges on government appropriations and local underwriting to cover remaining costs.
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Mobile
Big
Henry DeBarga
DeBardleben
Nugent
Messra
Harry T. Hartwell
R. A
State Harbor Commission
City ‘Commission
Hunter
Genera
Sorence Rasue
Hunter Estate
T. ‘Obile ‘River
Oneanite ' ‘Creek
Leaders Show Heaviness in Early Trading
In New Orleans on June 23 the market opened heavy as oils and motors reacted while steels fluctuated. Crucible steel gained briefly before giving back most of the rise. Industrial Alcohol rose. United States Rubber fell. rails stayed quiet with minor leader moves. Prices climbed 25 to 41 points in the first hour with July at 36.60 and October at 33.92 amid heavy rains across Texas and Oklahoma.
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Harvester Feil
Sloss
Sheffield
United States
Crucible Steel
Acoe
New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
McAdoo Boom Refused to Die In Political Maneuvering
United States political dispatch from San Francisco details McAdoo's revived candidacy efforts. Observers note strategists expect a deadlock, aiming to nominate him as a compromise candidate or dark horse as the Democratic convention approaches.
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United Press
Star
San Francisco
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Leonard Wood
Chicago
U S Signals Limits on German War Indemnity Demands
Washington reports indicate the United States informed France and Britain they cannot demand the large indemnity discussed at recent conferences. Officials say the position has been conveyed through official and unofficial channels without pressuring allies to be lenient.
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Washington
United States
France
England
Germany
Great Britain
Nee Eesce
White House influence in admin convention debate
San Francisco dispatch says the administration tilts the convention toward pro Wilson stance. Delegates face internal unity tests as Bryan and Hitchcock trades loom and leaders express support for an open honest stand on major issues.
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Wilson
Ator Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Bryan
Burléson
San Antonio
League of Nations
Train thwarted by quick thinking officer near Orleans
In New Orleans on June 28 a New Orleans term limited officer helped avert a railcar robbery on the Louisville and Nashville line. Four youths, including a 17 year old, were later arrested as suspects after a plan to rob near the Industrial Canal and a bridge was uncovered.
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Smith
New Orleans
Engin
Louisville and Nashville
Westwell
Asheville
N. C
Blackwell
Arabia
Jewish War Relief Drive Plans Outlined at Meeting
A meeting of the Jewish War Relief drive executive committee at the Cawthorn hotel set the campaign dates June 27 to July 3. Sol E Golden Rabbi A G Moses and Dr John W Phillips spoke on aiding Jews in war torn Europe. Perry Bestor and Julius general chairman spoke brief, Major Davis Red Cross letter described Poland conditions. Women canvass organizers will meet this afternoon at 4:30 at the Cawthon.
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Cawthorn Hotel
Tals
Sol £ E Golden
New York
A. G. Moses
John W. Phillips
Sople
Auto Salesman Held After Man Injured
H B Hammond an automobile salesman appeared before the recorder charged with reckless driving of an automobile and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The case stemmed from a collision between an auto and a bicycle ridden by lineman Taylor reported by Officer M Ganley. The matter was adjourned to June 26.
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H. B. Hammond
T. Q
Taylor
M Ganley
Wa Ag Ae
Man Killed in Crash On Eve of Marriage
A man identified as 55 Owen Campion was seriously injured when an automobile collision occurred here shortly before midnight. The incident happened near the city intersection, with authorities confirming the fatal or near-fatal outcome on the eve of marriage.
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Owen Campion
Date of Mexican Elections Fixed
City records set 1933 election date with fixed schedule and official notice. Local authorities publish the June turnout plan and candidate filing window. Community observers and parties prepare for the national process with compliance guidelines.
Cotton Openings: Futures Market Opens Firm in New York
Cotton futures opened firm in New York with July at 86.53, October 33.80, December 82.67, January 82.10, March 81.70, and in New Orleans steady with July 36.40, October 33.86, December 32.80, January 82.20 bid, March 31.70.
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New York
New Orleans
Three Men Fined $50 Each for Street Car Fight
Three men were fined fifty dollars each after a Wilkinson Street car brawl in which T. E. Bivins of Chickasaw, 20, was severely beaten. Bivins testified he was seated when assailants struck him, one smashing a bottle over his head. the conductor offered no aid. All three defendants appealed the Recorder’s decision.
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Wilkinson
T.E. Bivins
Chickasaw
John Krause
W. Gebhardt
W. Scott
Fern
Bivins
Court Taste Test Brings Fine After Liquor Seizure
In Recorder's Court a taste test determined liquid in seized bottles was beer. George Hill was fined 110 dollars after the house at 973 Congress Street yielded near beer. Attorney Harry T. Smith defended the defendants as police and detectives testified to the contents.
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Recorder’s Court
George Hill
Heloye
Congress Street
Harry T. Smith
Leate
Recorder
Oretectives Ce Cor
Young motorist fined for speeding on Washington avenue
J. F. Cawthon, 20, charged by Captain Lyman of the fire department, was fined 26 dollars after arraignment for speeding between 40 and 45 miles an hour north on Washington avenue. Others named, Wilborn Wiltiathe Wan, Prankton, Peg Hooey, Ot Prankton, M. Marshall, and Charles Davis, faced fines for speeding amounts listed.
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J. F. Cawthon
Lyman
Fire Department
Washington Avenue
Wilborn
Wiltiathe Wan
Peg Hooey
M. Marshall
Charles Davis Wen
Fourteen Called In Caruso Probe
A list named fourteen witnesses linked to the Caruso matter includes Mia Caruso. The article notes a summer investigation and mentions jewels related to the case.
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Caruso
Halt Hampton
Onder Wu
Peeen Feee
Peet Aemilly
Three Awarded Degree at Yale Amid Prominent Dignitaries
Yale University conferred degrees today with 2M in attendance as dignitaries including General Pershing, British Ambassador Sir Austen Chamberlain, and Jules Speran receiving honorary roles. The event marked a landmark in Yale's bicentennial celebrations and highlighted cross Atlantic ties.
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Jts Hundred
Woolsey
General Pershing
Auad GeGide
United
Jules Sper Prenen
Shriners Settle Down to Business in Portland Session
The forty sixth imperial session of the Mystic Order of the Shrine opens in Portland Oregon with Imperial Potentate W Freeland Kendrick of Philadelphia presiding. Delegates plan routine business and consider applications nationwide while aiming to support friendship and crippled children.
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Portland
Ore
Mystic Order of the Shrine
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Shriners
Ughor
Bef
I Senate
Science aids housewives with perfect coffee brewing
New York news notes science will assist housewives in making a perfect cup of coffee. Massachusetts Institute of Technology will partner with a trade committee in New York City to finance a study on coffee brewing methods. The joint research aims to improve efficiency for home use.
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New York
Massache Intitute
Peay
6 ee Pee sone ee opeat ener 2 eines ads of the moter excite
The text appears garbled and unreadable. no clear people, organizations, or events are discernible to form a concise summary.
Rank and File Pleased With GOP Selection
The Republican executive committee, meeting in New York, announced a united slate for the party's national campaign. Twenty one senators and key figures from several states form the Arthur Mores. A diverse group claimed representation of all party factions to ensure harmony against the Democrats. Chairman Hays was in New York with no immediate plans disclosed.
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Republicae
Arthur
Ore
New York
Corrine
Hooeevelt Robinson
York
Bradley Lou Kentucky
Erty
Daher R
Hardingy John A Mager
Larence B .Milter
Ed ‘Ham
Illinois
Jake L. Hammon
Oklahoma
John W. Hart
Idaho
A.rne
Hines New
Hays
Coast Traffic to Vera Cruz Resumed
Coastwise traffic to Vera Cruz resumed after partial suspension due to bubonic plague. Two deaths and two new suspected cases reported Tuesday. Doctors handling the situation say they are satisfied with the case management, but continued rainfall hampers work to some extent.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
French Minister Luis de Jean Appointed to New Post
Paris June report states Luis de Jean, former French minister to Brazil, has been appointed to a different position within the French foreign affairs ministry. The change places him in a new role after a period in office.
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Luis DE Jean
Paris
Aree Te Anne Anes de Jean
M. IL. Lanel
Nares
Brazil
Revolt Reports Denied in Mexico City Dispatch
Mexico City June 23. Reports of revolts in various parts of the country were denied with the exception of Villa ent in Chihuahua where disturbances were reported, casting doubt on the widespread unrest claim.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Variou
Villa Ent
Chihuahua
Bentehet
Moose pledge ten million for home for dependent children
In Moosheheart Illinois on June 23 an endowment fund of 10.6 million dollars was announced to support a home and farm for dependent children. The plan calls on all 608,090 members to subscribe to the drive.
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Philadelphia
Moosheheart
Ill
Maesbore
Knoxville merchant dies by own action as police say
Police report a Knoxville merchant died by his own action, noting a distal wound as the cause. The fragmentary message references Albany and unspecified figures, but identifies police attribution of suicide.
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Noxville
Tenn
B. S
Albany
Admiral Ordered to Brazil Amid Abstract Fare
Fragmentary text suggests an admiral being sent to Brazil with vague references to naval matters and a port station. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Travelers view Soviet Russia offers no lessons for West
London June 23 Reuters dispatch quotes Hip Snowden and Dr. Guest of the British labor delegation who studied conditions in Russia and arrived in Stockholm. They declare that Soviet Russia could teach western Europe nothing and that capitalism would endure in Britain longer than in Russia.
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London
Stockholm
Hip Snowden
Dr. Guest
Russia
Western Europe
Great Britain
Prosecution of Weeks Sustained in Lever Act Case
Federal authorities upheld the prosecution of Weeks and associates in a Lever Act injunctive case involving the Butlerabach Cloth Company in Buffalo. The suit targets profiteering and violations under wartime controls. Ohio courts and the United States Justice Department remain involved, seeking enforcement against alleged price manipulation.
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Washington
Injuncyt & Company
Jan New Ote
United States
Ohio
Fire in Hospital Causes Heavy Damage
A fire broke out at Memorial Hospital causing heavy damage to the operating room and surrounding areas. Authorities say the blaze began in a non patient area and threatened adjoining wards as staff evacuated patients and served safety roles.
Plaster Woolworth Building for Taxes
Fragmented notes describe tax actions on the Woolworth Building with references to heirs, funds, inheritance, and proposed assessments. The text is garbled but centers on financing and property tax matters tied to an inherited structure.
Elwell Murder Still Unsolved By N Y Police
New York reports the Elwell murder remains unsolved as authorities say the killer, a master at his work, eluded detection and left no trace of identity. The case centers on Joseph Bowne IY and a strong motive rooted in jealousy, with no break in the investigation.
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Elwell
N.Y
New York
Joseph ‘Bowne
Editia
Northern Baptist Convention Opens in Buffalo
The 18th Northern Baptist convention opened in Buffalo with D C Hall of Sioux City presiding. Delegates will tackle funding the remaining 40 million of the 100 million World Movement fund and its administration for education evangelism Americanization and mission work through June 29.
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Buffalo
Northern Baptist Convention
D. C. Hall of
Sioux City
New World Movement Fund
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Committees On Faith and Order
Federal Council of Churches
Inglewood Launches Own Reconstruction Effort
Inglewood, a Los Angeles suburb hit by a quake, begins reconstruction with outside aid offered. No new tremors after yesterday’s 12:46 pm quake. damage estimated between 60 000 and 100 000 dollars. Water supply repaired with new mains. no homeless reported. town says situation under control.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Inglewood
Kentucky robbers jailed in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati two Kentucky suspects John Drennan alias Turk Brennan and John Ohler Kea Gacton Brean faced U S charges for possessing malent property tied to a bank in Crittenden Kentucky. Bail set at 3000 each after pleading guilty preliminary examination followed. A woman trio was arrested near West Milton Ohio for disorderly conduct and found with money and securities bearing the Crittenden name. Bryan issues dire liquor threat in Mont Great Falls address cites opposition to sanitation of party nominees.
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Cincinnati
John Drennan
Turk” Brennan
John Ohler
Kea
Gacton ‘Brean
Tates
United States
It Bank
Crittenden
Nak
Weat Milton
Miami County
Ohio
Crittenden Pile Z
Bryan
Railroad unions seek strike vote amid transit talks
Cleveland report notes railroad executives of four brotherhoods including engineers and firemen denied action. The page references leaders Lee and Byr and ongoing propaganda lines as talks stall.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Transn Fe
Eg Lee
Tratrnien
General railway strikes spread to many cities in June
Rail workers in multiple cities continue a wave of strikes into June. Reports indicate widespread slowdowns with possible shortages of goods and disruptions to trains as unions press for wage and benefit concessions across regions, including Illinois and nearby areas.
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Chicago
Ssnah, Il
Unclear fragmentary report on workers missing duty
Fragmentary text mentions about 400 people out and rainmen and a Hummer. It references workers or employees of a company facing duty reporting issues and several individuals described as missing or out. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
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Sas
Roberts attacked by hidden men at a railroad bridge
London dispatch reports an attack on Robert s while driving near Beresford Place. Hidden assailants opened fire as bombs were thrown, injuring Robert s and the chauffeur who escaped to a military post. No arrests noted.
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Roberts
London
Dt Spondent
Roberta
Beresford Place
Thea
Antor
Georgia Legislature Faces Fund Shortfall Amid Opening Day
Georgia lawmakers convene amid tight finances with small treasury funds and looming bills. Dorsey’s message hints at potential ultimatums over funding and the need for fiscal measures to sustain pay and operations as sessions begin.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Dorsey
Amateurs Prepare for Evening Radio Broadcast Across U S
Amateur wireless operators in Charleston and across the United States are called to their posts at 7 PM Eastern time tonight. The message from the MOA was flashed from the Charleston Navy Yard announcing the nationwide event.
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Charleston
United States
Maz
MOA
Metcon
America
Charleston Navy Yard
Cornell Receives $500,000 Endowment for Hale Milfea
A civic note from Ithaca indicates Cornell University is endowed with five hundred thousand dollars for a Hale Milfea project, announced by local authorities in Yorkity.
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Cornell
Ithaca
August Yorkity
Ewe
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