June Heat Wave Strikes Across the United States
Washington reports 95 as a heat wave grips the nation east of the Mississippi. Officials warn of continued hot, thundery weather with storms possible in the lower Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Deaths and prostrations occur in several cities as winds and rain bring relief in spots.
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Exploration relief promised for expedition loss
An early 20th century brief notes a pending relief for explorers believed in peril. The report mentions Oslo Norway and references a captain and Lincoln as part of the expedition. The item appears on page 2 with limited readable details.
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Lincoln
Editor Accused of Using Paper To Prejudice Jury
YUMA Ariz June 2 George W Lynn editor of the Yuna Eventnir Merald faced criminal libel charges. His demurrer to alleged obscene statements about milk sales was overruled. A second demurrer on tax evasion claims was also taken under advisement. Trial postponed to Thursday with a special jury of 76 to be summoned. defense urged immediate proceedings while prosecutors seek more time to influence potential jurors.
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Women Strike at Communist Peril at National Meet
At the USth biennial council of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, the executive board approved a resolution condemning a “well organized” red propaganda plan allegedly led from Moscow by Are untor International. It calls for a national junior department to counteract communist agitation and notes marriage and divorce law issues to be discussed by Mrs. Genevieve Parkhurst.
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Woman Proposes Withholding Taxes Over Representation
Chicago June 2. Mrs. M. W. Bemis, member of Cook County's board, urged withholding the county's $4.6 million share of state taxes to protest legislative failure to reapportion the state. The resolution passed unanimously. Bemis argued taxation without representation is tyranny and urged greater voting power for Cook County in the state assembly.
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Shriner Conclave Takes Over Los Angeles in Storm of Noise
Shriners arrived by the thousands to conquer Los Angeles in a dramatic take over. Knoville Temples Karbella and Cincinnati Syrian Temple led a noisy procession into the cinema citadel and Mecca as the city emptied of traffic and police. Imperial Potentate James G Chandler opened the conclave with Mayor Cryer welcoming the guests in a festive exchange.
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Cwyer
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Yatontate
Southard to Remain in Idaho Prison Debate Rages
Boish, Idaho reports Lyda Southard will remain in Idaho prison as negotiations with Colorado state penitentiary loom. Attorney General A H Conner signals potential challenge to move legality while Governor Moore Jeter weighs options amid state commission discussions.
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Union Miners Lose Court Decision On Strike Clause
In Wheeling West Virginia Judge W E Baker denied a motion by counsel for John Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers of America and nine other miners to dissolve a temporary injunction restraining the union from all strike activity at the West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal company. The ruling marks the first major ruling in the month long dispute.
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United Mine Workers of America
Taethduetlen
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Juige W. E. Baker
United States
Payroll heist ends in gunfire as bandits flee
In Denver two or three armed bandits stole a 4336,000 payroll from a Windsor Barn Water facility and fled after a confrontation with Tara Connors. Connors fired through a doorway, wounding at least one bandit. police pursued the suspects but they escaped.
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Sien
Shelby Liquor Raids End Three-Block Sweep
Federal prohibition officers conducted a two-side Main Street raid in Shelby arresting nearly two dozen violators. Mayor Jim Johnson, returning from Seattle, aided the operation which followed the earlier big fight. Liquor vendors were reportedly allowed limited operation with minimal interference.
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Former Kansas Governor Hoch Dies at 76 in Alabama
Marton Kans June 2 by dloch governor of Kansas from 1909 died at Ala Jiotie night from a heart attack. Hoch aged 76 had been in ill health for years. He married Miss Lou Dickerson of Marion in 1876. Four children born, son Homer Hoch serving as representative in the fourth Kansas district. Covington Ky Charley Rosenberg bantamweight champion stopped Al Pettingill New Orleans in the second round.
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New Orleans
Funding Debts Faces White House Split in 1930s Debate
President coolidge favors funding debt while Mellon and Kellogg oppose. AIF Avree endorses Washington as proper venue for financing foreign debts. Report notes Treasury and State departments weigh legal and fiscal angles as Congress eyes action. The article describes cabinet divisions and potential policy shifts regarding funding obligations.
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Kellogg
Aif Avree
Washington
Brewery fined ten thousand in federal case
A St Louis federal court fined the Jung 2-Phe Gries and Mock Brothers for conspiring with Heber Nations to violate the national prohibition law. Charles Prather, Missouri’s former food and dry commissioner, pleaded guilty and the case against him was continued to the September term. A peacemaker injured in a dispute between a husband and wife was assaulted by the husband after intervening.
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Praither
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Nielsens
Moren Should Hang for Attack on Five Year Old Girl
Moren faces the death penalty after the brutal assault on a five year old girl in Cuatogo. The court heard the attacker struck the child then fled, with prosecutors seeking capital punishment based on the severity and intent of the crime.
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June brides break records in marriages across cities
Kansas City reports a record wedding day with ten couples obtaining licenses under a raised price of 3.50, Oklahoma City records thirteen wedding licenses and fourteen divorce petitions as June weddings begin. The scene includes twin brides and notable attendees as a wave of ceremonies opens nationwide.
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Nazarenes Endorse Bryan’s Evolution stance
In Walla Walla Washington on June 2 a resolution endorsing William Jennings Bryan’s opposition to evolution was approved at the close of the Northwest district assembly of the Church of the Nazarene, marking the first night of proceedings.
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William Jennings Bryan
Church of the Nazarene
Soldiers Patrol South Gulna Amid Chinese Unrest
Washington reports two thousand American and foreign naval personnel landed at Shanghai to protect lives and interests during student riots and strikes. Consul Cunningham says police faced casualties as students gathered on the Nanking road. coordination with Shanghai authorities seeks to restore order.
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Shanghai unrest spreads as foreign ships urged for aid
Chinese protests against foreigners escalate in Shanghai with martial law declared and foreign warships reported en route. At least 15 killed and 60 wounded including policemen as strikes and labor unrest grow. Russian communists are arrested on fomenting charges. London dispatch notes clashes and spread of turmoil after authorities ordered response.
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Cotton Crop Improves Over May For Key States
The June report shows cotton condition at 76.6 percent, up from 65.5 in May, across states including Texas at 70, Arkansas 88, Texas 82, Missouri 71, Oklahoma 5 California 98, and Mexico 86, as latest department figures indicate.
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Mexico
Da StefaniaD bar fraught with banking talks in Rome
In Rome this June, Da StefaniaD faces hurdles over an agreement on banking interest. United parties push for terms, while critics call for clarity on rates and compliance. Markets watch closely for progress and potential updates.
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