NC-7 Disaster Fails During Atlantic Test Flight
In Hampton Roads a NC-7 aircraft caught fire during a practice flight over water, plunging into the harbor with three officers and seven crewmen aboard. One crewman sank briefly due to salt water and gasoline exposure but was rescued. others survived. A naval inquiry will investigate causes, while earlier bombing tests against U-117 near Cape Charles Lightship had mixed results.
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Weahington
Jenee
Naval
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Hampton Roads Naval Station
Atlantic
Cape Charles
Naval Board of Inquiry
Charles
Ellison
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Five Cars Enter Creek in Santa Fe Incident
A brief Santa Fe report notes five cars went into a creek during a traffic-related incident. Details are sparse with limited readable information from the AP dispatch.
Baron Ed de Botegese Funds Paris Institute for Research
Paris dispatch reports Baron Ed de Botegese, administrator of Easterailway, has donated ten million francs to establish a research institute. The endowment aims to merge science with industry and encourage dedicated life work in research.
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Paris
Edde BotegeSe
Easterailway Company of
Ase Institute
of Science
Industry
Buffalo incident details unclear and partially garbled
Reported inebriated or wounded individuals cited by witnesses amid a garbled account. Text suggests gunfire or accident on a main street east of a named location, with references to ammunition, a fare, and a past state source. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Wilfalo
Frank
Hee
Bata Ori
Drift in Coastal Miners Warps Outlook
Fragmented OCR note reports uncertainty among miners amid continuing unrest and economic strain. It hints at a shifting coastal labor situation and broad concerns over supply and wages, with no clear resolution described.
George and Mary Head to Belfast Open Parliament
King George and Queen Mary left London for Holyhead on the royal yacht to sail to Belfast for the Ulster parliament opening. A cheering crowd gathered at the station as the royals were bid farewell with songs and well wishes for a safe return.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Holyhead
Belfast
Kidnapping Castles Fire in Bantry Cork Earl Bandon
James Francis Bernard fourth earl of Bandon was abducted from Castle Bernard Bantry Cork by armed men. The castle was set afire and burned for part of the day while Earl Bandon’s location remained unknown. He is a longtime Cork leader born September 12 1850 and owner of about 41000 acres. Lady Baneon and servants were locked in a room near the stables.
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Cork
James Francis Bernard
Earl of
Court grants parole in muddled Miller Broderick case
In St Louis on January 21 AP reports Daniel Miller, 17, who married Arnsala Broderick, confessed to killing his father in 1916 and his stepfather in 1919 but was paroled under a ten year sentence. Judge Lillian Woodlock stated Miller claimed self defense for his mother while reflecting on the disputed killings.
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Lillian Woodlock
Ccn
Gil
Woodlock
Wisconsin Senate Okays Equal Rights Bill
Wisconsin's senate approved a broad equal rights measure after debate about contract rights and non-discrimination. The bill, tied to women's rights, advances a step toward parity, with supporters citing expanded protections and opponents warning of unintended effects.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Dictary Committee
Americans Set New Records at British Open Qualifiers
American golfers led by Hutchison for Eden and Old courses set new marks in the qualifying rounds of the British Open. Hutchison shot 69 on the Eden course, breaking the 76 record, while a 71 on the Old course surpassed the former record of George Duncan.
Bank closure prompts depositor claim forms delay
Notably spare receiver RB Curtis of Bannock National Bank says blanks for depositor claims will not be available for several days. Many customers have been visiting the station seeking guidance as hearings begin and the bank resumes business. Depositors will be notified when forms arrive to file their claims.
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RB L Curtis
Bannock National Bank
Yale to Retain German Air for College Song
Yale will keep using the German air for its college song, continuing to sing to the tune also used for Die Wir Am Rhine. Alumni advisory group voted to preserve the original 1819 words with the existing melody, despite calls for a new setting.
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Yale
New Haven
Costa
Gayeit
Y Says Corporation
Labor Board Rejects Wage Cut at Tant Man Company
Chicago June 21 AP The United States railroad labor board blocked Tant Man Company's plan to cut wages for shop employees. It ruled mass meetings with nonunion workers violated the transportation act and ordered the company to negotiate with duly elected shop crafts and clerks. The decision delays any wage reduction for weeks. The company claimed nonunion workers were not represented. About 10 079 employees were on the rolls June 2 with 6 172 present at meetings. A company presiding official had only limited authority to present a 12 percent cut proposal.
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Chicago
Tant Man Company
United States Railroad Labor Board
Transportation Act
Pullman
Bolshevik Forces Defeated in Southern Siberia
A Riga dispatch reports Moscow advices that anti-Bolshevik forces commanded by Bayin von Ungern Sternberg were defeated in southern Siberia. The advancing bands were nearly annihilated and survivors fled toward Mongolia. The June 19 update confirms the loss.
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Jane
Eceshevik
Bayon von Ungern Sternberg
Siberia
Mongolia
Riga
Moscow
Capital Needed to Finance Trade
Yankton June 21 AP Investment of American capital in foreign securities is the only solution to American industry’s excess production, says John Crim of San Francisco, president of the American Bankers Association. He tells the South Dakota Bankers Association annual convention that foreign buyers need markets and that U.S. firms must expand world trade to absorb surplus goods. He notes domestic cost and price readjustment pressures will pass with time, but urges broader collective action.
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Yankton
D. D
America
John & Crim
San Francisco
American Bankers Association
South Dakota Bankers Association
Drum
United States
Justice Department seeks 250000 to prosecute 1500 suspects
The Justice Department plans to request 250000 from Congress to press prosecutions of about 1500 individuals alleged to be part of nationwide conspiracies uncovered by the Lockwood inquiry conducted by the Building Trust committee of New York.
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New York
Department of Justice
Congress
Building Trust
Lockwood Native Committee of
Agreement Declined in Shipyard Labor Referendum
A referendum vote failed to endorse a compromise reached last week between the Engineers Beneficial Association and the Shipping Board to end the Rimanook Gate trade dispute. Officials stated the terms remained disputed and no agreement was adopted.
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Armainesang
Bas Eational Ses E Tejorses
Osee Stewards Union
Engineers Beneficial Association and Shipping Board
Cates
Arters
Court Martial to Investigate Washington Captain
A resolution directs investigation by the court martial chamber into Captain Edmand of the engineering corps regarding members serving in the war. The action calls for a formal inquiry into conduct and duties during the conflict.
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Washinaton
Edmand
Sulgrave Manor rededication marks empire solidarity in ceremony
The Sulgrave ancestral home of the Washingtons in Mangris Sulgrave was rededicated with lavish ceremonies after restoration costing fifty thousand pounds. Cambridge’s Duke of Cambridge, brother to Queen Mary, delivered the principal address affirming solidarity of the empire. Present were John F. American donors and noted figures including Calvin Coolidge and Henry Cabot Lodge, with mentions of American labor and trustees.
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Sulgrave
Tenshire
Msor
Cambridge
Queen Mary
John F American
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Vies
United States
Henry Cabot
The
of Labor
Harvey
Fez
Camp Hovee Rules Go Over Widehead Form
The document outlines rules for a 3 chair camp. It discusses the form and indicates changes needed to fit the presented layout. Officials emphasize clarity and consistency in the revised version.
Federation urges labor action to cut costs and curb gambling
The American Federation of Labor convention in Denver urged abolition of futures gambling on the Chicago Board of Trade, support for cooperative producers, and public cost statistics. Delegates also pushed Congress to fund industry investigations, while the proposed old age pension bill faced defeat and labor pensions were opposed.
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Denver
Chicago Board of Trade
American Federation of Labor
Ny’ Ae
Federal Commission
Alte
Japs Have Grip Wash June 21
AP report notes Walter from the legislature warns that if islands seen pass into Japanese control, current saber short age could be affected amid industry and political tensions.
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Wash
Walter
Sey Indust
Unclear chatter on invitation amid post confusion
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a missed letter related to an invitation between city and Washington. References a postal receipt and an American consulate military context, with unclear dates and participants.
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Washeaton
He’ League
Swias
Conference Notes on Tuberculosis Germ Destruction
AP report from the convention of the American Pathy cites Dr Hyman Liechner of San Diego claiming new tubercle germ destruction methods. He notes two grasses and ge ne matrix treatments, with Privad and other terms referenced as part of the discussion. State attorneys were urged to investigate ongoing cases as instructions were telegraphed to the county courthouses.
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Hyman Liechner
San Diego
Calif
Explosion Claims Sixty Five In Westphalia Mine Disaster
A coal mine disaster in Westphalia yesterday left sixty five men dead and seventy three injured as damp conditions caused an explosion. About one hundred workers were in the Mont Cenis mine when the blast occurred. An announcement from Washington notes changes in postmaster appointments in New York City.
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Neko Sinema
Westphalia
New York
Washington
Gostettins
New York City
Relief bill advances to House in Washington report
A terse AP dispatch from Washington notes a relief bill moving to the House, aimed at easing a specified national issue. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Admiral's Wife Ties to Yank Captain in Odd Jet Era Tale
AP report notes a link between Vice Admiral Sir William Selec and an American captain named Jones from roughly 21 years ago. The fragmentary item suggests family ties or affinity but lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Landon
Sir William Selec Which
Eat
Jones
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