Strategy Wizards Indicate Moves in Battle for Votes
Madison Square Garden on July 1 becomes a shadow war as McAdoo and Smith factions maneuver through whispered conferences and secret notes. Roosevelt directs signals from a central role while Brackenridge and others relay updates, keeping the deadlock in place as both sides push for key Wyoming votes and labor support.
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Berry crops in Hazelton face late ripening this year
Hazelton Pennsylvanias July report notes blueberry shipments from the local mountains are delayed due to a late spring. First carload shipments to Cleveland Buffalo Philadelphia Chicago and New York are due around July 1 with Boston to follow mid July, but experts fear none will be properly ripe this season.
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Ex Premier Baldwin Says He Is Poor Man
Ex Premier Stanley Baldwin admitted to voters that he is financially strained. He cited wartime election costs totaling 32,699 pounds over three years and noted funding from selling capital and recent donations to a local hospital. He also mentioned a wartime gift of half a million to the British tree fund.
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London
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London Plans Modernization of City Telephone System
London officials outline a plan to revamp the capital’s telephone network. Several million dollars are expected to be spent to modernize and upgrade the system, enabling digital services and improved connectivity across the city.
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London
Krebs Rolls Up One Vote on Thirteenth Ballot and Cabinet Picks
A sensational July report mocks a Democratic presidential bid by Krebs who claims to have won one vote on the thirteenth ballot and lists a cabinet lineup. He boasts broad policies including abolishing the House and Senate and turning the library into a cabaret, with colorful personal description.
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Gaston B. Means Tee
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League of Nations to Fight Malaria in Europe
The League of Nations and the United States plan a coordinated malaria campaign in Europe. An international health commission will study the current situation, assess quinine supplies and cinchona alkaloids, and investigate malaria in Southeast Europe where the disease has spread since the war.
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Esperanto as broadcasting tongue gains in radio age
London radios fans seek lingua franca Esperanto to bridge broadcasts from Norway to Italy. Promoters plan to push Esperanto as a language of international radio programs so listeners can understand foreign stations without mastering many tongues.
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Anderson Evangelists Draw Big Crowds in Des Moines
The Harry O Anderson Evangelistic party drew crowds of 3000 plus at revival meetings in Des Moines, with standing room at Walnut Street Baptist Church reported. Mr and Mrs C G Glockner, returning from the meetings, noted a near full tabernacle and after meeting attendance, while Rev Mr Garfield of First Baptist Des Moines and Webster City locals reunited after 10 years.
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Lodge foresees atom propulsion for future travel
Sir Oliver Lodge told gathered scientists in Wembley that propulsion from a tiny rear ejecta could send aeroplanes ships and locomotives forward like rockets. He predicted such advances would appear more than 50 years hence and defined the problem as harnessing the atom.
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Oliver Lodge
Lodge
Wembey
Groundhogs in Jersey County Bountied to End Damage
More than 2000 groundhogs in Jersey County will never see shadows again as bounties were paid for each scalp. A farmer collected 200 bounties last year while the drive followed damage to young trees and poultry. The scalps were turned into Fred W Howell, county clerk, with a 25 cent bounty per animal.
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Jersey County
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Vicnic Postponed The Congregational Picnic Delayed
The First Congregational church and Sunday school picnic scheduled for today has been postponed to next week due to the weather. The event aims to bring together church members and families for fellowship and outdoor activities.
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First Congregational Church
Mother Praises Pepgen For Restoring Son’s Wealth
A mother from a small town credits Pepgen with reviving her ailing son. She reports improved appetite sleep and vitality after taking the vegetable compound. The advertisement claims Pepgen treats indigestion headaches sleeplessness and general debility and promises a money back refund if no relief is seen.
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Strawberry Bed Seeks World Record for Bearing
In Alexander's garden a 29 by 127 foot bed of Champlon everbearing strawberries bears heavily. A first picking box held berries larger than subsequent fruit, with specimens inch and a half to two inches in circumference. The crop yielded over four hundred berries in a season, counting ripened fruit on a single stem.
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Alexander
Alexapier
Ormagh Workhouse Labeled Ireland’s Most Populous
Belfast July 1 report calls Ormagh workhouse in County Tyrone Ireland the most popular poorhouse. Ordinary rations include eggs for meals.
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Delayed reforms draw ire over board meals for elders
Fragmentary notes report criticism from women on the municipal board about elderly men receiving three glasses of whiskey daily, claiming the practice harms the poor and undermines governance.
Oxygenator order for fire department Eins Industro device
Chief Ingustrobxygenator Bema orders an Industro oxygenator for cave asphyxia cases. Way Tiler signs the city council approved purchase with Emtoric Co funding half the $295 cost. Device uses a mixture of oxygen and marbople to stimulate breathing. It treats two patients at once.
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