Final Race Between Shamrock and Resolute Called Off
The decisive America's Cup race was abandoned after four and a half hours with light winds. Resolute led the challenger Shamrock by about two miles when called off. a third attempt is planned for tomorrow on the 15 to windward and 15 to leeward course.
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
N. 4
Resolute
Amigek IV
Inst Saat
Defender
Charles Francis Adams
William Burton
Shamrock
Jersey Shore
Weather Bureau
Coolidge Notified of Nomination for Vice Presidential Candidate
Formal ceremonies will be held today to announce the vice presidential nomination. President Coolidge will be notified of the nomination as part of the event.
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Coolidge
Coolidge Named To Nation’s Ticket In Northampton
Republican leaders in Northampton gather for Coolidge notification ceremony as J Henry Oraback heads the committee. Speculation centers on his acceptance speech themes including League of Nations and domestic versus foreign policy during reconstruction. Events unfold at Smith College with Mayors Fitzgerald and Morrow to deliver welcome and address.
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Associated Press
Northampton
Mass
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
J. Henry Oraback
Connecticut
Coolidge
League of Nations
Harding
Law and Order
Smith College
Allen Field
Michael K. Fitzgerald
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Grand Jury Indicts Five in Paris Negro Lynching
Paris Texas July 26 The special grand jury convened to probe the recent burning of two Negroes reported five indictments for first degree murder and adjourned. Witnesses could not positively identify any crowd leader. indictments names were not released pending arrests. A ranger assists the sheriff if needed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Texas
Sheriff's Department
Perryton Election Totals Show Local Wins and Gubernatorial Favors
In Perryton Texas on July 26 readers report results of a local ballot with Home ownership at 54 for and 23 against. Gubernatorial preferences show Bailey 46 Looney 17 Neff 61 Thomason 122 and lieutenant governor race totals list Culp 20 Davidson 23 Humphrey 25 Johnson 61 McNealus 23 Pace 32.
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Brecial
Perryton
Tex
Ochtree
Bailey
Looney
Neff
Thomason
Culp
Davidson
Humphrey
Johnson
McNealus
Pace
Pancho Villas Arrival at Sabinas Triggers Clash with Federals
Associated Press reports Pancho Villa arrived at Sabinas and clashed with about 25 government troops. Villa commands 300 to 500 men and seeks terms for surrender through telegraph with the de la Huerta government. Refugees flee to Piedras Negras as Villa takes control of Sabinas and threatens broader warfare. An American, Carl Hagelin, president of the Sabinas brewery, is said held for ransom.
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Cy Associated Press
Bragle Pass
Tex
Pancho Villa
Sabinas
Eagle Pass
Villa
de la Huerta
Piedras Negras
Carl Hagelin
Harding Learns of Poland and Russia
Senator Harding discussed European affairs with C Herbert De Fosse after a New York trip. De Fosse urged caution in foreign commitments and noted Trotzky’s growing influence in Russia with an estimated army of 1 750 000. Harding plans a quiet week before the Mansfield delegation arrives to mark the front porch campaign. Daugherty will attend the Coolidge notification. Henry C Wallace praised Harding’s reform talks.
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Marion
Ohio
Russia
Poland
Harding
C. Herbert de Fosse
New York
Europe
Trotzky
Mansfield
Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
HarJing
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Henry C. Wallace
Des Moines
Iowa
Senator Harding
Closing Arguments Begun in Conspiracy Case
In Chicago on July 26 the state opened closing arguments against William Brees Liedg and nineteen other alleged leaders of the Communist Labor party who face charges of plotting to overthrow the government by force. The court ruled certain opinions of Secretary of Labor Wilson inadmissible as not judicial opinions.
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Chicago
William Brees Liegd
Communist Labor Party
Jude Hebel
Labor
Wilson
Distress Meeting Called by Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
Members from 38 Texas Panhandle counties and visitors from Washington will attend a 2 p.m. distress meeting in Amarillo. The call, issued by A B Stinnett and Franki Jatminen, seeks decisive financial support and to address an ongoing grain car shortage affecting shipments.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Stinnett
Panhandle
Itlains Chammy of
Commerce
Texas Panhandle
Washington, PC
Texas Railroad Commission
A. &. Stinnett
Prank i. Jatninen
Train wreck injures five on Texas & Pacific run
Five passengers were injured when Texas & Pacific passenger train No. 25 derailed on the Nacogdoches branch between Howard and La Chute. Two sleepers overturned and a chair car derailed.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas & Pacific
Nacogdoches
Howard
la Chute
National Search for Le Roy Expands Across U S
Detroit July 26 The case of Eugene Le Roy widening to a national search after a severed and mutilated body in a trunk linked to Le Roy's wife. Police request help from major cities as investigators probe jealousy and revenge alongside Mrs Le Roy's prior marriage to a Mississippi pugilist named Jackson.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Eugene le Roy
New York
Leo Trumbull
Detroit Police Department
Roy Millen
Chicago
le Roy
Allen A. Tatum
Birmingham
Alabama
Mrs le Roy
Tatum
Jackson
Katherine Dixon
Starkville
Mississippi
Eastland Woman Fatally Burned in Oil Explosion
Mrs. H. D Hallum, 40, of Eastland died after an old stove exploded in her home. She tried to move the stove outside when her clothing caught fire, according to word received.
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Eastland
Associated Press
FT. Worth
H. D Hallum
Alleged Eloping Couple Arrested in Kansas
Salina reporters say Arthur W. Ramsey and Mrs Jennie Staff were arrested in Salina Kansas charged with eloping from Wichita Falls Texas The couple were said to be married and the arrest was confirmed by the woman's father and a detective who made the capture
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Kansas
Pree Salina
Kan
Arthur W. Ramsey
Mra
Jennie
Wichita Falls
Texas
Greeks Occupy Viea Near Jack Bea Coast
The Greeks have effected a landing at Media on the Jack Bea coast of eastern Thrace and occupy Visa about 20 miles from that port according to the Exchange Company Athens correspondent.
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Viea Ny Associates Press
London
Media
Jack Bea
Thrace
Visa
Exchange Company
Athens
Destroyers Seize Fuel Oil at San Francisco Plant
Six United States destroyers moved into the Associated Cat Company loading plant in San Francisco to requisition 500000 gallons of fuel oil for navy use after a price dispute. Navy officials said loading began at the navy price of 1.72 dollars per barrel, with the company warned to seek court action if it wished for its own price. Commanders were ordered to use every means to obtain the oil and the vessels connected to the tanks after a brief parley at the wharf.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
United States
Associated Cat Company
Or Ters
Navy
Jack Johnson Seeks Early Release Dimmed by Legal Hurdles
CHICAGO July. Heedack Jomeeon's appeal for early freedom dimmed after efforts by friends and attorneys failed. Former heavyweight champion fled to Marenees after a $1000 fine and a year and a day in prison for Violation of the Mame Aet, remaining jailed at Jeliet for a month. Judge Carpenter's absence in city halts a hearing as United States District Gantt defers action.
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Chicago
Work
Marenees Noure
Leeveon Worth
Jeliet
Jadee Samuel Altehuler
United States
Mietriet Gantt
Carpenter
Johnson
Typhoon sweeps Luzon leaves thousands homeless
The Associated Press reports a typhoon with heavy rains swept Luzon over two weeks. A dyke on the Tarlac river broke, flooding thousands of acres of rice and sugar land and washing away hundreds of small houses. Reported deaths were small.
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Manila
P. II
Dely
Luzon
Tarlac
Howat predicts larger miners strike expansion this week
Alexander Howat, president of the district United Mine Workers, says 1500 to 2000 miners in Tisteiet 14 have quit in protest over fines for a five day week, predicting up to six thousand by week’s end as many seek other work. He urges Governor Allen and the industrial court to intervene to enforce the law. Cleave Richardson of the Interstate Coal Operators Association confirms a telegram reporting John Lewis has warned workers to return or face penalties.
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Pittsburg
Kans
United Mine Workers of America
Alexander Howat
Howat
Hiowat
Allen
Governor Allen
Hopkins
Induastrial Court
Wowk
Cleave Richardson
Interstate Coal Operators’ Associam
W.L. A. Rotinson
Operatora
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Prosident Lewis
Returns Show Little Change in Candidates’ Positions
Democratic primary returns from 240 Texas counties indicate Bailey leading Neff by about 3 000 votes with Thomason and Looney far behind. Republican-like results show Bailey 127 618, Neff 123 861, Thomason 85 688, Looney 42 737, amid rural vote still outstanding and a Bailey Neff runoff seen as likely for August 28.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Pat M. Neff
Waco
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Robert E. Thomason
Ben F. Looney
Bailey
Neff
The
News
Texas Election Bureau
Thomason
Looney
Potter County Primary Returns Headed to Court House Meeting
Potter County Democrats will canvass Saturday morning at 10 in the county courthouse to announce complete unofficial returns. Governor race led by Robert K. E. Thomason with 689 votes, Pat M. Neff 681. J. W. Bailey 497. H. F. P. Looney 40. Lieutenant governor saw Lynch Davidson 629, W. A. Johnson 580. others listed. Childers leads district attorney race by 221 votes over Mood. Donley and Randall county reports show Childers ahead. Precinct winners include H. L. Neusch, Jack Hall, C. E. Weymouth. W. W. Lynch elected without opposition. total governor vote 1007 with Shea at 1912 for treasurer. Potter voters heavily scratched gubernatorial race.
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Potter County
Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
M. J. R. Jackson
Robert KE. Thomason
Pat M. Neff
J. W. Bailey
Hh. FP. Looney
Lynch Davidson
W. A Johnson
J. W. Culp
R. B. Humphreys
J. C. McNealus
W. T. Pace
W. Hi. Childers
Alex M. Mood
Mr. Childers
Randall County
Armstrong County
Veporta
Donley County
Childers
H. L. Neuseh
Jack Hall
C. E B. Weymouth
W. W. Lynch
Rnor
J. L. Shea
Cox Progresses With Acceptance Speech Plans
Dayton Ohio July 26 Governor Cox advances on his August 7 acceptance speech for the Democratic nomination He will publish installments to his newspaper office for composition and plans to edit out every minor word He meets with Judge J G Johnson Ohio Supreme Court who praises Cox as a man of the people and notes the public use of his first name Jimmy reflecting strong popular support
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Democratc
J. G. Johnson
Ohio Supreme Court
San Francisco
Governor Cox
Judge Johnson
Springfield
Jimmy
Thodore Roosevelt
Teddy
National Guardsman Accidentally Kills Self
Galveston July 26 Private Abe Ginsbur a Texas national guardsman from Houston was showing his revolver to his sister-in-law when it discharged accidentally. The bullet entered his left eye tearing away much of the left side of his head and he died instantly in a downtown dry goods store around 8 00 p m.
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Associated Prem
Galveston
Inlaw
J. Ginsbur
Abe Ginsbur
Texas National
Explosion Claims Third Victim in Tailor Shop Blaze
A blast at a tailor shop in EPNON Town today killed a third man while two others remain seriously injured. The fire destroyed three buildings and razed the block as rescuers battled the flames.
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EPNON
Charles
Soline
Torday
Two Payroll robberies shock Chicago within twenty minutes
Two daring payroll robberies shattered Chicago's west side within twenty minutes. Bandits in a touring car exchanged many shots with guards, wounding several and stealing about $2,000 from a payroll chest. one paymaster, George Houbroeck, was fatally wounded, and companion Charles Gaude was wounded. Later, at Peterson Machine Works, $15,000 was seized from A. B. Nelson after the robbers forced him to surrender the money.
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Chicago
Hy Associated Prows
Express
Tatler
West Side
Hiather
George Houbroeck
Charles Gaude
Haubrock
Gaude
Joan
Peterson Machine Works
Loop District
A. B. Nelson
Nelson
Pistole
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Ochiltree County
DE Fosse
Ty Associated Press
Amarillo
Panhan Itle
Manhandte Maing Chamber of
Monnneree
Jack Johnson
Associatted Press
Court of Criminal Appeals
Martin
Supreme Court
Hawkins
Key
Pierson
Dixon
Terrell
Andrews
Potter
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