Storm of San REusepho devastates island communities
The hurricane swept from the southern Atlantic on a feast day, killing 15 in Porto Rico and injuring many across the region. Gov. Beverley mobilized relief, using insular funds and prisoners to clear roads as Red Cross ships aid arrived. Officials warn losses will run into millions with extensive property damage and disrupted communications.
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Red Cross
Gandhi Ends Fast After Compromise Electoral Plan
Mahatma Gandhi ends a six day fast after a compromise electoral plan agreed by Gandhi supporters and the British cabinet. The plan reserves provincial seats for lower caste groups and includes central legislature representation and a ten year sunset, with further details pending.
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Verarda
Irish Free State President Voices Grim View of League
Lamon Ge Vatera, president of the Irish Free State, addressed the League of Nations in Geneva during its thirteenth annual session. He criticized the league for failing to tackle major global issues such as the Far East crisis and disarmament, saying confidence has fallen as conferences produce little tangible results and budget burdens grow. He argued equality of states is not upheld and warned that power politics paralyzes economic action.
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Nicholas Potidla
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Japan
Yvefusal
Germany
Arthur Senderson
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Senate Balance Shift as Walker Appointed to Waterman Seat
The United States Senate tilts toward the Democrats with Walter Walker named by Governor Adams of Colorado to fill the Waterman vacancy. The chamber stands 48 Democrats 47 Republicans and one Farmer Laborite with questions on whether Walker serves in the lame duck session or until November 8 election of a Waterman successor.
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Colorado
Charles WW Waterman
Farmer Laborite
Congress
Waterman
Senator Brockhart Announces Progressive Senate Candidacy
Senator Smith W. Brockhart enters the race as the Progressive party nominee for the Senate, aiming to draw support from both major parties despite a recent Republican primary defeat. He trails expectations set by fellow progressive Norris of Nebraska and Roosevelt’s presidential prospects.
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Smith W.brockhart
Senate
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Toth
Henry Field
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Barnkhart
George W Norris
Nebraskan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
California Democrats Shock From Prohibition Split
CURTT SHOUSH, former executive chairman of the Democratic national committee, announced that the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment would back Fallant Tubba, the Republican nominee for senator in California, over William G McAdoo. Shouse said McAdoo had not clarified his stance on the prohibition issue and warned that electing McAdoo could hinder the repeal movement.
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California
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Association Against
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BileAdoo
AleAdeo
Campaign clash leaves Cuban officials slain in violence
An assassination episode unfolds as supporters of President Machado confront dissidents. Gunfire erupts when a car legate departs, killing Clemte Dr. Fleda and wounding others. Authorities allege government agents then killed four prominent opponents within hours in a bid to seize power.
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Heinz Dr. Clemente Fleda
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Rella
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Samide
Cornerstone Laying and National Transport Commission Formed
The cornerstone of a new post office on Pennsylvania Avenue is laid with Mrs. Hoover spectator pride as Postmaster General Crown marks the 143rd postal service anniversary. A national transport survey commission, chaired by Catlin Coolidge, includes Baruch Smith Howell and Legge, aims to study and propose transportation reforms for rails, buses, and carriers.
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Mrs. Hoover
Mer IM Hoover
Crown
Postal Service
Smoot
National Association of Mutual Banka
Walter F Bennett
New York
Catrino Coolidge
Bernard M Baruch
Pailway
Alfred FE. Smith
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Pine Lines
Railway labor leaders seek Hoover intervention on wage cuts
Representatives of the Railway Labor Executives Association urged President Hoover to intervene in proposed railway wage reductions. Hoover discussed with railway presidents while Secretary Donohue issued a statement urging deferral of the question until year end. current agreement expires in February.
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Hoover
Trad&t
Britain Faces Cabinet Split Over Tariff Proposals
The British cabinet fractured as three key Liberal and Labour ministers resigned from Macdonald’s government over tariff plans from the Ottawa empire conference. Viscount Snowden and Sir Archibald Sinclair quit, while Sir John Gilmour moved roles and Walter Skinner reassigned portfolios.
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Libour Party
T le Wlerbert Samret
Death of Former Senator John Sharp Williams
The week reports the death of John Sharp Williams former senator from Mississippi aged seventy four. Williams was renowned for his biting oratorical style and long political career concluding with his retirement from public life.
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New Hampshire’s landscape culture and growth through time
A compact overview traces New Hampshire from early colonial boundaries to a modern state famed as the Switzerland of America. It highlights rivers like the Merrimack and Kennebec, textile and sporting goods industries, extensive water resources, lakes, and protected waters, plus a strong emphasis on education with Dartmouth College and the University of New Hampshire expanding amid evolving demographics and immigration.
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Unitarian School
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St. Angeling College
New Iampshire
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This Week by Arthur Brisbane: science, marriage, and corruption
The column blends notes on Intelligent women and marriage with Dr Akitsune Imamura’s solid earth core theory and a warning about vast future power. It also critiques Admiral Sims on pensions and reports a New York political theft indictment highlighting crony corruption.
Government complains over asbestos trade methods
The government laments Rugala selling asbestos here and accuses unfair practice. Russians arrive to sell asbestos at will while the United States refuses to recognize the Russian government, crying over trade methods amidst dumping of surplus manufactured goods worldwide at lower prices.
Frozen Mammoth and Viking Remains Spark Polar Discovery
Danish scientists in Greenland uncovered a perfectly preserved mammoth carcass with intact tusks and flesh, though some flesh was eaten by wolves. More strikingly, they found Vikings buried in the frozen ground, fully dressed in homespun coats and breeches, no coffins, dating back about 660 years.
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Scientista
Greenland
California Fig Syrup Promotes Health in Children
Denver mother praises California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation and related ailments in children. The ad claims it improves appetite, sleep, and weight gain, with endorsements from physicians and a Denver resident, warning to avoid imitations marked with the word California.
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Realias
California
Roente
O. G Wilcox
Wolff St
Denver
Colorado
Jackie
Australian cricketer Hit Wood Don Friadman recounts village match incident
Hit Wood Don Friadman recalls a village England match where a butcher was batting when a rising ball struck his head and was caught by the wicket keeper. The umpire ruled Out but the batsman protested claiming it hit his head, while the umpire noted the sound of wood and sent him away.
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Wood Don Friadman
America
England
Boston Transcript
Slowest Train in Australia Bears Newspapers for Kalgorlie Route
The "ten and supar" special runs 1051 miles from Fort Augusta to settlers toward Kalgoorlie. It costs a week for a one way and a week for the return trip. The main passenger is William Cowan, the railway missionary, who distributes hundreds of newspapers along the line.
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Gettlers
Kalgoorlie
William Cowan
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