Battleship conference stalls amid split on capital ships
Geneva dispatch reports murky talks at the new battleship conference as Britain presses to limit capital ships. American and Japanese delegates hint at possible separate talks, with Japan seeking to defer discussion of auxiliary ships cruisers destroyers and sub submarines. The situation remains unsettled with no official course chosen.
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Week end wrecks claim dozens across states
A weekend of heat driven danger spurred many fatalities with thirteen deaths in Oklahoma and Arkansas and seven drownings. Chicago logged a record single day motor car toll with thirteen killed. An American journalist Edgar Aldrich and his wife died when their car overturned near Sarajevo in Yugoslavia.
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Plot to Expel Trotzky and Zinoviev From Communist Party
A committee urged expulsion from the party for Leon Trotzky and Grigory Zinoviev due to complete violation of cease factional work. The measure, backing by the central committee and central control committee, awaits ratification by the forthcoming party congress likely in November. The report notes four years of attempts to curb opposition within the party, with the leaders repeatedly undermining unity.
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Oregon Woman Fiend's Victim Exposed In Slaying
Police claim jealousy spurred a fiend to strangle Mrs. Z Stebbins, whose body was found in her apartment Saturday evening with hands and feet bound, a pillow and towels used as restraints, and bruises on the throat. The motive and finer details await uncovering in ongoing investigation.
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Authorities report a tense chase involving a noted fugitive last seen near Oklahoma. A guard moodily involved in the pursuit led to disrupted routes and heightened alerts as officials warn of ongoing efforts to capture the suspect.
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Buffalo Briefs Hint at Local Developments
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Buffalo matters including mayoral hints and a few scattered names. Despite garbled text, references to officials, dates, and locations suggest a compressed public notice or column item. The exact events are unclear, but the piece signals municipal context and possible upcoming actions.
Boom era in Rapid City as Coolidge visits loom
Rapid City reports a west boom fueled by President Coolidge summering here. Railways run daily Chicago to Rapid City specials as coterie groups arrive. Sioux and other groups attend events and plan visits to the president. Local leaders expect a July 20 highway commission visit and a Deadwood August celebration with Sioux chiefs.
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Cambridge clash at Kimbo Cleveland Collieries
Unclear OCR text reports a union versus non union confrontation in Cambridge on June 27 at the Kimble Cleveland Collieries. Details are fragmentary with missing names and context.
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Campaigns urge high energy and quick action in second period
The piece notes circulation managers face questions about weekly turn-ins and voter engagement. It urges candidates to maintain hustle and energy, warning against complacency as the second period vote schedule nears. It emphasizes persistence, strong work, and keeping gifts or incentives effective.
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Pola's Hubby to File Suit in New York
Hollywood report says Pola Negri's husband plans a suit in New York. Details are unclear as the forwarded note from Prague arrived with fragmented phrases and dates.
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Maitland Ready to Hop in Early Army Air Flight Test
United Prose reports from Oakland Airport that Maitland and Hegenberger prepare for a transcontinental hop by an Army Air Force crew. Major General Mason heads preparations while Lieutenant Lester Mahluod pilots the test craft toward a hopeful takeoff amid favorable weather prospects.
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Sign of salary cuts sparks film industry talk in Los Angeles
The June fluctuations in movie salaries and production plans reveal tension as studios discuss pay reductions for key figures. Executives and unions weigh responses while industry officials prepare for upcoming meetings and possible adjustments to project timelines.
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