McCumber Likely Loses North Dakota Primary
Washington dispatch reports Senator McCumber faces a tough North Dakota primary against Nonpartisan league candidate Frazier. McCumber is portrayed as a conservative but lukewarm in opposing the league, while Frazier gains conservative support and Democratic nominee O Connor is favored by conservatives. A McCumber defeat would impact the Republican party’s conservative wing and finance committee leadership.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
McCumber
Worth’ Dakota
North Dakota
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
Nonpartisan ‘League
Washington
O'Connor
Senator New
Daltons
Senate
McGumber
Smoot
Repub
New York Evening: Post. Inc
Highways Weather Report Covers Several Iowa Towns
Roads reported good. Generally fair tonight and Wednesday, with unsettled conditions Wednesday. Temperature shows little change. Towns listed include Albert Lea and Anamosa in Minnesota, Charles City, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines, Mason City, Marshalltown, New Hampton, Waterloo, and Waverly.
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Charles City
Albert Tea
Minn
Atrona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Kubuane
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postot Waterlee
Waverly
Prices Not World Affairs Interest Americans Taft Says
Former president and chief justice William H. Taft told an English speaking audience in London that Americans favor wheat prices over international issues. He urged U S citizens to be educated on arbitration between nations and peace through dialogue.
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Taft
London
William OH. Tatt
American Supreme Coort
United States
Mother and Babe Near Death From Drag Crash
Mrs Theodore Covell and infant SOW are in critical condition at St Francis hospital from injuries received when a buggy carrying Mr Covell and a girl was hit from the rear by a car in the 2660 block of Lafayette street. The wreck left the buggy demolished and the horse ran away. Mrs Covell may have skull fractures and the baby is gravely hurt. Mr Covell and the other child sustained minor injuries. Driver Gerald Wood claims glare from oncoming headlights caused the crash.
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Theodore Covell
St. Francis Hospital
Crumline Farm
Waterloo
Gerald Wood
Columbia Street
Hello Honey Widow's Mission Greeting by Evangelist
Grand Rapids Michigan June 1979 testimony at a separate maintenance suit features Mrs. Hoebeke widow telling how Mel Trat ter, a soul saving evangelist, kissed her at the mission office during a visit. She recounts remarks about Lattie M. Trotter and questions of her sanity in the witness stand.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Hone
Mel Tratter
Hoebeke
Mosheke
Lattie M. Trotter
Trotter
Mother of Nicholas Longworth Dies in Cincinnati
Cincinnati June 27 Mrs Nicholas Longworth aged about seventy died here today after several weeks illness from pneumonia She was mother of Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Countess De Chambrun Paris
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
de Chambrun
Paris
Two Boys Die in Sand Pit Lake Near Fremont
The bodies of Harold Monard, 11, and his brother John, 9, were recovered from a sand pit lake near Fremont Nebraska. Harold died while trying to rescue his younger brother who was swimming.
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Fremont
Neb
Harold Monard
Ant
John
Harold
Boxy
Springfield Health Report Notes Diphtheria Decline
The weekly health bulletin released at Yor shows a drop in the Ti number of contagious disease cases statewide. Isaac N. Ines, health director, reported the tally. A case of infantile paralysis was recorded in Taylorville.
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Springfield
Isaac N. I Ines
Taylorville
Private Report on Russia Seen by Hague Observer
A leaked private report on Russia distributed among non Russian delegations portrays a divided Soviet regime facing economic exhaustion and internal strife. It notes foreign blockade sustaining the Soviets, while predicting their collapse only with external contact and broader liberal reforms.
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Associated Press
Hague
Assonmfarmer Press
Russia
Plan Tribute to Mrs Small Funeral Plans
Kankakee Indiana June 27 Arrangements for the funeral of Mrs Ida Moore Small wife of Gov Small were completed today Services will be held at the home at 3 oclock and burial will be in Mount Grove cemetery A special train from Springfield will carry funeral attendants from the state capital Adjutant General Carlos E Black announced Kankakee merchants plan to close during the hours of the funeral Mayor William Bale Thompson Chicago Lieut Gov Fred Sterling issued a proclamation requesting the people to bare their heads and pause for two minutes at 3 oclock Standard time in respect of Mrs Small memory
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Kankakee
Ida Moore Small
GE Gov. Small
Mount Grove
Springfield
Carlos E. Black
Willian
Bale Thompson
Chitago
Fred
Sterling
Small
Haniel May Succeed Rathenau in Cabinet
Reports from Amsterdam claim Herr von Haniel will replace Walter Rathenau as German foreign minister. A later dispatch from Helsingfors reports three suspects arrested in connection with Rathenau’s assassination, according to the International News Wire.
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Haniel May
Rathenau
United Press
Amsterdam
Herr von Haniel
Walter Rathenau
Copenhagen
Ateams Iin
Helsingfors
Disabled World War veterans parade in San Francisco
International News Wired San Francisco June 7. The disabled American veterans of the world war formed the escort of honor to a living hall of fame. Governors designated the "greatest hero" of each state to honor disabled comrades as they paraded down Market street. The sight showed many wounds and missing limbs as hospital pallor was present. The second annual convention opens this afternoon to discuss postwar problems of disabled veterans.
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International News
San Francisco
Cal
Nanoer
Market Street
Americans Held for Ransom in Mexican Camp
U S demands immediate action from Mexico as Barry American employees and $250 000 in property are held by a rebel general near Tampico demanding 15 000 pesos within eight hours. Report says 1 240 armed men surround the oil company assets while no federal troops are nearby. Bruce Bielaski, captured by bandits, is reported safe and will be released once 10 000 pesos are paid.
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Associated Press
Washington
BD. C
Barry American
Cortez Oil Company
Tampa
Tampico
State Department
Yastordiary
Gorezahe
3Ica City
Ac ‘Tampico
Goroza
Bielaski
Ruth B. Shipley
Mexico
Bruce Bielaski
Shipley
New York
Mexico City
A. Bruce Bielaski
Sim
Husband and Other Man Duel Over Wife Ends in Death
In Teleds, June 27, a duel over a wife left Ralph Beckett dead from a brain wound after shots were exchanged with George W. Shaffer who surrendered at police headquarters. Shaffer claimed Beckett courted his wife and challenged him to the fatal duel near the city outskirts. Shaffer’s wife was detained by authorities. Beckett’s widow and two children live in Rockford, Illinois.
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Ralph Beckett
George W. Shaffer
Shaffer
Beckett
Armer
Baldwin Dies on Train in Windsor at 61
A. S. Baldwin, vice president of Illinois Central Railroad, died of heart failure on a Michigan Central train en route from New York to Chicago. The 61-year-old executive, returning from a three month visit, collapsed near St. Thomas after the train entered the town. An on-board physician arrived too late to save him.
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Windsor
Ont
Baldwin
Ilinois Central Railroad
New York
Uhinaga
Michigan Central
Ballwin
Vis
St. Thomas
Chicago
Explosion at Halstey Quarry Kills Eight, Wounds Ten
An explosion at the Halstey Quarry plant in Straw Plains, 13 miles east of Whoxville, Tenn, results in eight fatalities and ten serious injuries. Rescue and investigation teams are on site as officials assess the disaster at the quarry.
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Whoxville, Tenn
Tune
Halstey Quarry
Straw Plains
Plare
Postpone Kelly bill on second class postal rates
The house postal committee voted to postpone consideration of the Kelly bill for reducing second class postal rates until the December session. No other details were provided.
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House Postatice
Mayor Oles to Sue Crout for Five Hundred Thousand
The report notes Mayor Oles plans a civil action against Crout for 500000 following a booze raid outcome. The dated item references Youthstone and June 21 with locals and officials mentioned in scattered OCR text.
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Oles
Crout
Youthstone
Gowrie
Medora
Cotten
Bovieliott
Owen Seg
Pelang
Germans Rely On America For Postwar Reparations Plan
German chancellor Michaelis declared there must be another wartime conference to decide reparations and that America alone can lead the path to possible rehabilitation. He arrived amid rumors surrounding the assassination of Foreign Minister Rathenau and spoke after a visit to Japan and the Orient.
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Bres San
Gernanas
Berlin
Japan
Orientile
Walter Hathenwon
President Will See Old Picketts Charge in Gettysburg
President Marling will review U S Marines at Gettysburg and witness two reproductions of Pickett’s Charge. The reenactment will follow the original attack and a modernized version with tanks planes and machine guns for the president. He will then travel to Marion Ohio for the Centennial celebration and return to Washington Monday night.
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Picketts
Sinternitiot
Washington
Marling
Gettysburg
United States
Pickett
White House
Gettyburg
Marion
Hints Daugherty May Quit Job for Health Political Subterfuge
A June 27 letter to State Attorney General Barrette, made public, suggests United States Senator Seldon Spencer urged Missouri AG Daugherty to leave his post for health or inclination reasons. The note frames Daugherty as the best available for US Senate, aimed at aiding the Republican nomination in the central West.
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Jefferson City
Gener Barrette
Lim Tedas
United States
Seldon DP
Spencer
Missoni
Daugheray
Missouri
Central West
Barrett
Perjury Plot Ties to Madalynne Case Revealed
The defense clamps onto Caroline Pal Roman in a dramatic perjury plot claim connected to Dave Madalynne. Testimony centers on Roman’s letters and Madalynne’s correspondence, with prosecutors portraying a calculated scheme and Roman denying decisive involvement.
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Igy United
Resky Los Ansnnes
Caroline Pal Roman
Leralty
Tated
Fare Tia Paes
Mada
Iyvpne
John Kelton Kennedy
Madalynne
Roman
T Roman
Coal Strike Turmoil Tightens Across West Virginia
In Arcot and Uniontown areas a mine tipple was destroyed and another damaged by dynamite as violence escalates during the coal strike. Hundreds of nonunion workers avoid tools while strikers push for concessions, and five additional state police are sought to quell the unrest amid White House efforts to broker a settlement.
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Aristapon
Tve Wills
Eno Ratte
Catherine
Compines
Uniontown
Hare
Gratton
Laretla
Me Hom
Crawford Coal Company
Victor
Radellie Sunwervilie Cowl Company
Arcot
W.va
Tees
Chey Boudtenk Bresas
Ord
Strikines Coal Minera
Joy Morris
Wiis
International News
Charleston
W. Va
Monongahela County
Jackson Arnold
Couse
Morgan Town
Noram
Col. Arnold
White House
Washington, D. C
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Flouse
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ameia
Samuel Pursgrive
Cleveland
Thal
Woloth
Chirsea
Harding
Moe
Sonin Memeber
Here
Yin
Russians at Hague Set Credits Talk Then Meeting Plans
The Associated Press reports at The Hague on June 7 that Soviet Russia will hold initial talks with Western European representatives at the Flagwarp conference today. M Litvinoff and his assistants will meet subcommission members on credits, then discuss conference procedures with M Patyn and the chairmen of the three subcommissions. Continued talks aim to adapt plans since Russia is represented by three delegates and cannot form separate subcommissions.
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Hague
Russia
Western
Europe
M. Litvinoff
M. Patyn
Central Commission
African Missionary Elected Moderator of Presbyterian General Assembly
A missionary from Africa, now based in the Sudan, has been elected Moderator of the Presbyterian Church’s general assembly. The decision was made during the meeting held in St. Clairsville, with Betty Mey Ord and Carba Yan noted among attendees.
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Cin Bedd
Mey
Ord
Bettycen
St. Clairsville, CO
Carba “Yan
Aprivin
Tie Wyitvead Presbyterian
Sudan
Africa
Coal shortfall looms as Iowa and Chicago brace for car famine
Chicago reports railroad officials warn of a looming coal car famine next fall and winter as movement slows to half normal. Retailers plan July 1 price hikes for soft coal while Iowa utilities say enough on hand for three to six weeks, with a rough August 1 clearance in open markets. State officials stress planned measures but insist they are not yet worried about a full shortage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Insane Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Boys’ Reformatory
Eldora
Oakdale
J. H. Strief
State Board of Control
Strief
Joe Carmichael
Public Utility Information
Elys
Lake Okobon
Edward C. Smith
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
Smith
Union Mines of
Fort Delze
Fort Dodge
Army Bill Carries Wilson Dam Money
The Senate concurred in the House amendment to the Army bill authorizing 7.5 million dollars for Wilson Dam work at Muscle Shoals Alabama. The fight over restoring the House amendment failed 28 to 46, with leaders pressing for immediate availability of funds after the president signs the bill. Congressional action on the Army appropriation sets a force level of 125,000 enlisted men and 2,000 officers for the coming year as the conference report completes passage. The bill’s consideration briefly paused tariff talks to allow final action.
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Senate
House
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Norris
Agriculture Committee
Ap Hay Chatman Wadsworth
Seater McCunther
Republican
North Dakota
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