Five Dead In Minneapolis Area Storm Toll
Reports from Carver and Minneapolis confirm fatalities from a severe wind and electrical storm. The Carver pavilion collapse killed three people including two women and a man, while other deaths occurred in Minneapolis and Russell. Additional injuries and widespread destruction followed as authorities assessed the damage across Minnesota and nearby states.
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Iowa Storm Toll Rises With Tornado and Lightning Deaths
A Des Moines list shows eight Iowa storm deaths from Monday to Tuesday including John Harris and two daughters near Adair, and Edward Barton 11, a Campion college student, drowned near Prairie du Chien. Cyclones damaged farms near Emmetsburg and Adair, with heavy livestock losses and multiple injuries. Local reports note widespread damage across Casey Glenwood and surrounding counties along with ongoing weather alerts and rain improves crops.
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Shanghai Riots Clash as Police Fire in Armed Camp
Shanghai reports two killed and many wounded as clashes erupt in an armed day of unrest sparked by student protests over Japanese mills. Banks closed, stores boarded, rationing seen. foreign troops assist in restoration efforts amid planned demonstrations after funerals. Peking schools also closed with guards stationed at foreign legations.
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The Made Good Family profile of Washington figures
The article offers an intimate glimpse into Washington people who have made good, sharing facts and near-tacts about their lives and character that have not been published before.
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Truthful portraits begin in Journal daring series
The Journal launches a fearless series detailing in-depth incidents and traits of prominent citizens. It argues truth matters and challenges libel claims, promising to expose notable figures like Amos Norris and Aberson while noting quirks and hidden stories from the city’s past.
Alleged Leaders of Kidnap Plot to Face Grand Jury Hearing
C Z Stephens Claude A Holcomb and Adrian J Wood charged with plotting to kidnap Mary Pickford will appear before the Los Angeles county grand jury Friday. Bail set at 5000 dollars each as district attorney Keyes transfers the case to the grand jury to determine evidence of the plot.
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Tense Unrest Reported in Canton and Nanking China
In Nanking disturbances foment amid anti foreign headbands and a planned general strike. Canton sees extensive troop movements and officials warn fighting could erupt at any time as rail service on three lines is suspended.
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Paby fires pistol that kills mother
An automatic pistol given to a sixteen month old child by Mrs. Celia Rose led to her death. James Cody's police account cites a morning breakfast before the shot in the home, with the baby crying and the mother claiming the gun was for the child to play with.
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Centerville Man Dies From Wounds in Robbery Probe
Far Axel Deer, 60, a recluse and longtime watcher at Thistle mine No. 4, died from axe wounds after an encounter with an unidentified assailant. Deer, reputed to have saved about $10,000, was found under a mattress with a fractured skull. no suspects or relatives located. Authorities search for clues in Centerville Iowa.
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Rain in June Forces Shrine Coliseum Program Abandonment
A June rain forced the Shrine program in the Los Angeles Coliseum to be abandoned. Hundreds of visiting nobles and local residents considered the downpour highly unusual while efforts to continue were halted.
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Favorable Weather Expected Iowa Corn Normal Crop
The weekly crop report from the U S Weather Bureau says favorable weather may yield Iowa at least its usual corn crop. Winter wheat is seriously and permanently damaged by drought, while corn appears near the average for June 1 despite the driest May in 37 years.
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Relief Expedition 10 Relays Arctic Rescue Plan
Oslo reports Lieutenant Lutzow Holm will command the Norwegian relief expedition to locate Amundsen’s party. Harald Stuhr and Bernt Balchen join, replacing earlier picks Sven Braun and Elias sen. The Ingerte ships skis tents and supplies to Horten for two seaplanes and aviators to fly toward the Arctic shore.
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Receivership of Road 10 Be Brief
New York June 3 The receivership of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad in one of the country s greatest bankruptcies involving property worth 750000000 will be among the shortest if re organization plans pass. Protective committees have assented to a plan asking stockholders for about 70000000 at 28 a share to reduce interest bearing securities.
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Legion Auxiliary Convention Largest Ever Held in State
The 1925 convention of the Iowa legion auxiliary in Dubuque is the largest in the history of the organization with 409 registered delegates. National VP Mrs. W. H. Morgan announced Iowa is now the largest department in the country. Three cities Spirit Lake Davenport Waterloo vie for the next meeting.
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President Coolidge urges citizen defense plan at Naval Academy
In Annapolis on June 3 President Coolidge told Naval Academy graduates that reducing standing forces hinges on citizen attention to military affairs. He urged a peace through reason, stress on national defense by all citizens, and support for Navy from the federal treasury and civilian groups.
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