Earthquakes shake eastern Med basin causing widespread damage
Telami of Rhodes reports about 6 000 houses collapsed in Arcaustis and 2 000 in Arnita Monolite and Apelachia. Arcangelo records over 100 homes leveled, several injured and one killed. Rhodes city and southern Italy feel aftershocks. observers differ on epicenter with no confirmed fatalities beyond Rhodes.
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Wealthy Bachelor Struck by Bee Spinster Affair
Fragmented text describes a wealthy bachelor and a spinster entangled in a scandal involving admissions, a Hewitt employee, and Beauwick Tuertaln. The garbled lines mention Bee Spinster and Miss. Beauwick with references to an 08 RUFC event amid social intrigue.
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Chicago
Hewitt
Beauwick
Galit June 28 1818 Dred Members Association
Fragmentary OCR note lists a group titled dred members association in Galit with unclear date or purpose. No identifiable individuals, events, or locations beyond the commune name Galit. Insufficient readable facts to form a full item.
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Galit
Dred Members Association
Scott Brothers Face Murder Charge Amid Indifference
A trial today centers on the murder of Joseph Maier, with brothers Rup and Scott facing serious charges. Robert, another brother, is slated for a related hearing as the family presents intertwined cases. The case file notes multiple defendants with ties to the same alleged crime, while the court proceedings promise to unfold separately for each brother.
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Spain Readies Exit From League of Nations
King Alfonso of Spain defended Primo de Rivera and signaled Spain will soon withdraw from the League of Nations unless granted permanent membership on the council. The monarch called the failed army revolt a minor affair and criticized the league’s constitution.
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League Council
Weyler
Slayer of Federal Officer Goes On Trial for Murder
In Chicago on June 28 Marty Durkin faces trial for the death of Federal Agent Edward G. Bhanaban. Prosecutors rely on two witnesses Lee Porter and Freeman Lougtin to recount Durkin’s confrontational moments and the alleged use of a deadly arm. The state aims to complete its case by Thursday evening, with Durkin’s defense to offer his account later.
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Marty Durkin
Edward G. Bhanabyn
Lee Porter
Freeman Lougtin
Bhanahan
Nove
Durkin
Shangbun
Durkiss
Fishing Schooner Crew Arrives at Halifax from Latine
The Lucille Smith fishing schooner crew arrived with 12 men aboard after departing from Latine. Reports indicate the Gioveaster’s crew faced a dispute and last Wednesday their vessel was believed to be involved in an incident.
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Halifax
Lucille Smith
Evangelist Plans World Tour Amid Woes and Revival
Aimee Semple McPherson outlined revival plans and a global tour after a recent Europe Palestine trip. She spoke to United Press about public publicity, dates in May July and a tour with Temple of the Four Square Gospel, arguing for stronger religious teaching. Her 15,000 follower meeting highlighted seats filled and others turned away, with references to her kidnapping tale and Bible allegories.
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Palestine
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Riche Tong
Daniel
Heat Wave Strikes Boise with Record June High
Boise residents endure extreme heat as temperatures soar from 93 Friday to 105 Saturday, the highest June mark in 50 years, then ease to 100 Sunday. Officials predict only slight relief in coming days, with no recorded deaths or prostrations from the heat.
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Weather Bureau
Utah Southern City Plans Unique Independence Day
In St George Utah the Dixie dam capital aims to host a new Independence Day celebration described as unprecedented in the West. The event centers on Pine Mountain and offers riders a view of Zion National Park Grand Canyon landscapes and purple sage sights across Utah and Arizona.
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Dixie Dam
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Pine Tountain
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National
Cattle rustler shoots officer in Montana case
An armed cattle thief shoots a lawman near Montrob ie within Metal county after a chase involving a neighbor. The officer and others are wounded or killed as the suspect is pursued toward Williams town. Police capture the gunman and relatives are reported injured during the confrontation.
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Millionaire Charged With Pushing Wife Down Back Stairs
A New Jersey millionaire, Elliot, is charged after his wife was found injured at the bottom of stairs following a confrontation. The case involves a bail set near 25,000 dollars as investigators examine the events and motive behind the alleged assault.
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Negre Mail
Congress Today Deliberates War Vet Benefits and Probes Funds
The Senate weighs veteran benefits and an ongoing funds probe as a special committee continues its review. The House considers a deficiency appropriation, while a fiscal measure awaits action.
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Senate
Continiga
HOUBE
Investigation of Wot Us Starts Today In Legal Probe
The report details the start of an investigation into alleged prohibition era actions and political influence. Key figures discussed include General Garrie Wl and others as legal scrutiny widens across the state and nationwide. The inquiry touches on legality, evidence handling, and potential charges as proceedings unfold.
Polar Crew Heads Home After Bitter Struggle
Polar crew members depart diverse homes following intense clashes. The Norwegian expedition team plans to sail from Steamer Herygengfjord toward New York while Lingain Ehisworth prepares to meet President Coolidge in Washington with the first American flag carried north of the pole and a replica flag dropped during the voyage.
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Coolidge
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Ogden Boy Drowns In Fresh Water Pond
Ogden report states Howard B. Stone, 10 years old, drowned in a fresh water pond after entering the water. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but indicates a fatal incident in Ogden on June 24.
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Ogden
Howard B. Stone
Bhortstoy Pawertt
Virginia Coal Miners Strike on July Fifth Reported
A new report claims Virginia coal miners will strike on July fifth. The article notes possible disruption to output and impact on local communities and energy supply.
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Three Women Claim Clark Estate In Montana Suit
The Clark estate case in Montana centers on Alma Whine Hines Sark McWinisnes and Addle Chul who arrived to seek the daughter’s position in the fortune of former senator Cheek Was Not. Depositions from more than 20 heirs are expected to be introduced to prove Willie A. Chickwin’s role and contest the trio’s claim to the large inheritance.
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Willie A. Chickwin
Army Aviation Bill Favored by House Rules Committee
Washington D C tone 28 considerat ion and final enactment of a 1000000 aruy aviation program Gli was practically assured today when the house rules committee reported a rule for consideration at a conference request apito Speaker Jong worth s vection in polling that part of the report constituted new spgination fad and was uth of ariar. The rule provisiun the reprrk can be considerad rugardlegy of points of or viler. The bill authorizing extensive avi o fit equipment MH pornegigl meresaRoE has been passed in different forms by both houses.
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Houstin
Utah Capital Plans 150th Anniversary Celebration
Salt Lake City readies an eight day observance of the nation’s 150th anniversary. Festivities include a citywide bell medley by churches and a parade by the fire department. Events span patriotic pledge day and education day with planned activities through the week.
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Salt Lake City
Many New Earms Bills Proposed In Congress
A fragmented report outlines numerous farm aid and agricultural policy bills under consideration. It notes President Coolidge’s stance, pending proposals, and partisan maneuvering as the administration seeks to push or defeat measures tied to farm credit and subsidies amid political tensions.
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Abit
Aeceabel Agriculturad
Fa Lee
Perr Baday
Catholic Congress Seeks Revival Of Faith And Unity
Chicago dispatch reports Catholic prelates claim the Eucharistic congress will revive spirit, life, and faith, drawing inactive Catholics back to church as foreign cardinals begin journeys home. More than 23,000 French and Canadian pilgrims depart led by Cardinal Dolus and Charont amid ongoing rush injuries at Mundelin gates.
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Mundelin
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Esti
Sontoualy
Mackenzie King Resigns Amid Political Turmoil in Canada
Montreal reports Premier Mackenzie King signed today amid border smuggling turmoil. Government dissolution urged with two more days of parliamentary adjournment. Strong factions call for new elections as crisis unfolds.
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