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June 12, 1925

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TROOPS CALLED OUT IN CANADIAN RIOT

By Special to The New York Times

Troops called out in clash between miners and British Empire Steel Corp police for possession of power plant at New Waterford; W Davis killed, many wounded

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2 LOST, 34 RESCUED AS EXPLOSION SINKS ATLANTIC CITY BOAT; Pleasure Craft, Seven Miles at Sea, Goes Down Swiftly After Gas Tank Blast. MANY ARE BADLY BURNED One Girl Dead, Man Missing, While Others Are Saved by Coast Guard Cutters. LAY FLASH TO CIGARETTE Roar Is Heard Ashore -- Northfield Club Was on an Evening Cruise When Tragedy Came. 2 LOST, 34 RESCUED IN BOAT EXPLOSION

By Special to The New York Times

Sinks off Atlantic City after gasoline explosion; 2 lost; many burned

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SMITH CALLS STATE TO FIGHT RICH FEW AS PARK PLAN FOES; Governor, in Radio Speech, Asserts Long Island Millionaires Are in War to Bar People. AND HAVE REPUBLICAN AID Saying Land Board Is Their Tribunal, He Contrasts It to Public-Spirited Park Council. READY FOR ANY PROPOSAL Executive Declares Only Principle Is at Stake and Legislature Must Decide Issue. Smith's Appeal to the People for Support on Parks

By Special to The New York Times

Radios appeal for support

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Washington Hears of Other Offers.; GOVERNOR'S FUTURE THEME OF RUMORS

By Special to The New York Times

WASHINGTON, June 11. -- The report today that Governor Smith of New York would not run again for Governor and would not seek a seat in the United States Senate dovetailed with a recent statement here that he had received several attractive offers to write on political and various State and national problems, from newspapers and periodicals.

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