Three North Dakota congressmen likely renominated in primary
Fargo June 26. North Dakota's three congressmen and Governor George F. Shafer showed strong leads for renomination on the Republican ticket as returns from 442 of 2,228 precincts reported. Shafer led Brant by a wide margin, Townley trailed in the third district seeking the GOP congressional nomination as a lone “wet” candidate without league endorsement.
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League
Townley
Jasper County Hail Storm Damages Farms
Monticello Ga June 26 a wind and hail storm struck Jasper County damaging farms crops and structures a boy was killed in the incident authorities set up a rapid response and investigators reviewed the scene alongside local emergency units.
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Boy
Monticello
South Georgia
Disastrous Slump Hits Bombay Cotton Market
London reports a sharp drop in Bombay cotton prices on Wednesday linked to political unrest and the East India Cotton Association's withdrawal of minimum rate limits. Losses were severe, with many merchant failures anticipated and a spillover to the stock exchange where prices fell sharply.
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London
East India Cotton Association
Stock Exchange
Teen Deaths From Storm Strikes Multiple Counties
Belated reports recount Aubie Cox, 16, killed at Abgateville after his feet tangled in a chain while unhooking mules during a storm. Hoke Irwin, 16, died near Shellman when Mehming struck a negro farmhouse he hid in. Jasper county storm damaged Monticello water pumping station roof and the peach crop.
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Aubie Cox
Cox
Shellman
Terrell County
Hoke Irwin
Mehming
Jasper County
Monticello
Two Killed in Auto Crash Near Salisbury North Carolina
Two persons died and two were seriously injured in a car collision ten miles from Salisbury on the highway to Lexington. Victims were Rollins Younce 21 of Spencer and Miss Katherine Evans 17 of Thomasville. Injured were Louie Watkins 21 of Salisbury and Miss Evelyn James 18 of Thomasville both with fractured skulls.
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Lexington
Rollins Younce
Spencer
Katherine Evans
Thomasville
Louie Watkins
Evelyn James
Record crowd watches Intercollegiate Rowing meet in Poughkeepsie
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta drew 100000 spectators along the Hudson. Twenty three crews from nine colleges including Columbia Cornell Penn Yale Caltech MIT Wisconsin Washington and Navy compete. Navy and Washington are favored in the varsity event. Racing begins 2 30 P M EST with freshmen and continues at hourly intervals.
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American College Rowing
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Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wisconsin
Washington
Navy
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Tobacco Chewers Must Stop Throwing It Down To Atlanta Streets
In Atlanta a new skyscraper they batter with flying tobacco remains. J C Manns hats were damaged by a falling wad fromabove. He asked the mayor for action. police were told to stop it but a solution remains secret.
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Atlanta
J. C. Mann
Mr. Mann
Men Confess Attempting Georgia Bank Robbery
Atlanta June 26 Two men C B Harbuck 24 and B J McGee confessed to police they tried to rob a bank in Junction City after admitting they cut the bank vault door but fled without money. Officers had surveilled a garage after a tip about an acetylene torch rental.
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Harbuck
B. J. McGee
Newnan
Junction City
Four Flying Hunters Still In Air After Endurance Record
The Hunter brothers of Sparta Illinois push an endurance flight begun with high hopes of raising at least 200000 dollars. After 352 hours aloft the crew faces a leaky tank and planned night refueling as the mission nears the existing record. Walter and Albert pilot the refueling ship while John and Kenneth fly the main craft with Irene overseeing meals and their mother monitoring from the farm. Endurance costs rise to about 635 dollars a day with total spend likely surpassing 11000 dollars if the record is beaten.
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Kenneth
Albert
Irene
Illinois
Million Dollar Tube in Gulf Stream May Be a Total Loss
Havana report states the 1,000,000 tube built by Professor Georges Claude sank off Matanzas after breaking moorings. The mile long corrugated steel structure, designed to use Gulf Stream water to condense steam, is considered unrecoverable at depths near 4,000 feet. Claude notified the French Academy of Science of the disaster and awaits next steps.
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Gulf Stream
Claude
French Academy of Science
Weather forecast for Thomasville Ga June 26 1930
Local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with Friday partly cloudy. Observations show 75th meridian time 104 degrees high yesterday, 68 degree departure from January normal, .16 inches rainfall this month. Disturbance from the Middle West moving east and causing showers from Nebraska to Ohio with high pressure and fair weather westward to the Pacific.
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Ala
Montgomery
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New York
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Okla
Omaha
Vicksburg
Miss
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Wilmington
Williston
New Cleveland Terminal Opens June 28
Formal opening is set for June 28 of Cleveland’s new 52 story terminal, part of the Van Sweringen $200 million project. The building joins four existing skyscrapers in the terminal group with more lines to join, and the complex includes Hotel Cleveland Medical Arts Builders Exchange and Midland bank.
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van Sweringens
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Central
Big Four
Nickel Plate
Hotel
the Medical Arts
Builders Exchange and
Midland Bank
Dont Spank Strange Woman Oil Worker Learns
Hanford California June 26 A 30 day jail sentence was imposed on John Sorder an oil worker who spanked a woman after his car brushed hers Mrs Merle Fitting of San Francisco drove the other auto Sorder chased dragged and spanked her claiming shell shock after his arrest.
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Hanford
Cal
John Sorder
Sorder
Merle Fitting
San Francisco
Condensed atmospheric moisture and a mythical bird clue
A puzzling phrase set references weather terms and a large mythical bird, with clues pointing to Oklahoma city names, fabrics, Greek roots, railroad terms, and assorted wordplay. The puzzle answer involves parsing each clue to form a coherent solution.
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Bird City
Oklahoma
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