President Coolidge Visits Twin Cities Milestone Day
President Coolidge’s Minneapolis visit features a cool front from a thunderstorm, knockdown in heat, and a packed schedule including a Norse-American Centennial reception and a joint luncheon. The Los Angeles dirigible trip is cancelled while 50,000+ crowd airport amid reports of its return. The couple stay at Kellogg home.
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Navy Dirigible Los Angeles Withdraws From Norse Centennial
The Navy airship Los Angeles, crippled with two engines out, limped into Lakehurst New Jersey at 2 40 am after abandoning a scheduled run to Minneapolis and St Paul for the Norse Centennial. Circling in fog at 8 am, the giant airship could not land and remains unable to proceed west.
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Capital move eyed as Brazil may shift seat to Goiás
President Arthur Bernardes urged congress to relocate the federal capital from Rio de Janeiro to Goiás. The constitution envisions a future move, but practical delays mean the shift is unlikely for another decade or more amid ongoing construction in Rio.
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Foreigners Misunderstand American Baseball, Writer Says
New York June 8 Henry L Farrell notes foreigners hold peculiar ideas about baseball. Many lack knowledge of rules and major league structure. He cites biases about New York teams' World Series feats and lists numerous Pennsylvanian players who rose to majors, contrasting with California’s stronger recent stars.
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Jimmy Dykes
Joan Harris
Washington
Cligg Heathcote
Mike McNally
Steve O'Neil
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Russ Wrightstone
Philly
Stan Coyeleskie
Jack Finn
Battle rages in Canton as authorities hunt Russian agitators
Canton endures fierce fighting with many killed and wounded when cadet troops clash with Yunnanese forces. Authorities move government to Whampoa and probe causes of strike turmoil in Shanghai as German-flagged agitators are barred from the international settlement.
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Colorado Storm Damage Report From Wray Gazette
Wray editor C. H. Hay reports a June 8 storm caused light to moderate damage in the area with some houses and outbuildings demolished. Three deaths were initially reported as investigators surveyed the destruction on Sunday.
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Weeks Improves After Operation in Boston
Secretary of War John W. Weeks, convalescing in Boston after an operation, had an excellent night and is in good condition this morning, according to his physician.
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Professional Women Meet in Idaho State Gathering
Delegates from the Idaho Business and Professional Women's clubs convene in Pocatello for the state meeting led by President Carrie Maude Jones. The day features invocations, committee reports, entertainments, and plans for evening banquet at Bannock Hotel with continued activities scheduled.
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Myrtle Anderson
Ada Walkington
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Stella Riley
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Betty Bird
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Merle Newlin
Blagette Adams
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Carrie Maude Jones
Joscow
W. G. Barnum
Sara K. Thomas
C. Ben Ross
Twin Falls
Alice Watson
Na‘tive Garden
Kwern Williams
Our National Federation
Cloe Miller McReynolds
Asheville
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Grace Faulconire
Clacklac
Mabel Life Curnan
Idaho Falls
Audrey Herington
Buhl
Gaylord Sanford
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Moscow
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Axe Slayer Believed Student Murderer at LSU
Baton Rouge police and LSU investigators search for a student believed to have killed Professor Oscar Be Turner in his agronomy office. Turner's body was found Sunday with a brutal axe wound and a strewn office, while stolen examination papers were later replaced.
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Belgians Form Debt Commission for Washington Trip
The Belgian government told the state department it will send a commission to Washington in July to fund its debt to the United States. Former Premier Theunis and M Hautain, governor of the Bank of Belgium, will lead the commission. departure date awaits Theunis’s return from Italy. In Schenectady Union College awarded an M S degree in electrical engineering to a woman for the first time in 129 years.
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Notorious Bandit Slain in Arts Police Gun Battle
Notable bandit killed after a gun battle with Police Sergeant Harper and Col. Miller near Anglais. The officer shot the bandit, who fired back, leaving the gunman fatally wounded. Harper sustained a shoulder wound while Miller was killed. the scene occurred on the highway outside town.
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Seven Killed in Ohio Freight Train Wreck
Loganport Ind June 8 eleven men were reported dead or injured in a Chesapeake and Ohio freight wreck near Converse Ind. A tender derailed and cars ditched including two camp cars. Eleven bodies were recovered with two more expected. ten victims were described as negro workers from Cincinnati. Traffic expected to resume by Tuesday.
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Floods claim 100 in Mexico City and states
One hundred lives are reported lost Sunday as floods swept Oaxaca, Vera Cruz, and Tehuantepec. Disrupted communications, destroyed homes, and livestock losses are noted across affected areas.
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Heatwave Claims 605 Victims Across States
A fierce heat wave across the Midwest and East claimed 605 lives as temperatures rose dangerously. NY State led with 181 deaths, followed by Pennsylvania and Michigan as the blistering spell eased with cooler air and scattered relief by night. End of heat wave seen toward Tuesday with possible showers.
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Census data debunks municipal power failures claim
The United States Census quinquennial 1917 to 1922 reports show municipal electric plants rising, not failing. From 1917 to 1922 municipal plants increase from 2,318 to 2,681, a gain of 263 or 11.3 percent, while private plants fall by 449, contradicting private power propaganda.
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