Legislature Applies Broad Search and Seizure Bill
Senator A J Wirtz of Seguin says the search and seizure bill of the 39th Legislature covers all criminal laws not just liquor violations. He insists the measure protects bill of rights guarantees, requires warrants, and bars evidence obtained illegally and searches without probable cause. The bill passed with one dissent in the Senate and limited House opposition centered on wording rather than intent.
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Senator Wirtz
Senate
Cracks Grow on Chief Mountain Side in Tremor Fueled Slide
Forestry officials warn the north end of Chief Mountain in the Teton National Forest is cracking amid Saturday night tremors and a larger slide toward the Gros Ventre river. The expanding landslide could form a lake bigger than last week and threaten the nearby ranger station, potentially diverting the river’s outlet. The previous slide already halted ranch irrigation and deepened the river, with ongoing risk of further slides.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Wyo
Chief Mountain
Teton National Forest
Rocky Mountain States
Gros Ventre River
Gros Ventre
Stricken City to Rebuild Without Aid Says Mayor
San Francisco June 29 Mayor C. M. Andera of Santa Barbara said no outside aid would be needed to rebuild the city damaged by an earthquake early today. The city will rebuild bigger and better than before the mayor sent via the Federal Telegraph Company. He said the city could amply take care of the situation without outside assistance.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
C. M. Andera
Santa Barbara
Andera
Federal Telegraph Company
Large House Provided for Scopes Defense Team
Dayton Tenn June 29 Arrangements begun to furnish a large 18 room hilltop house as headquarters for John T Scopes defense lawyers and witnesses. Bedrooms and kitchen will be moved in before July 10. Engineers plan a huge free stadium style auditorium to handle overflow for the trial with 24 hour construction.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopes
Scopes
Woodrow Wilson
John McCormack plans stage retirement at fifty
New York June 29 Collier's Weekly reports tenor John McCormack will retire from the concert stage at age 50. He is 41 now and says there will be no farewell tour, only occasional charity singing if needed. He emphasizes public loyalty guided his decision to quit when powers begin to wane.
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New York
Collier's Weekly
John McCormack
Murder charge against Faiman stricken from docket in Chicago
Chicago June 29. The murder charge against William D. Shepherd, named with another who was acquitted last week of causing William Nelson McClintock's death by typhoid germs, was struck from the docket today. Judge Thomas J. Lynch acted on the state's attorney Crowe's recommendation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Willam D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Crowe
Aged Father of President Gains Ground in Vermont
Plymouth Vermont June 29 Colonel John Coolidge father of the president 80 years old continued to gain ground after emergency bladder operation and heart infirmities doctors say danger not yet passed but crisis is past President and Mrs Coolidge at his side plan return to the summer White House for Friday Washington anniversary address only when his condition is secure
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Bertram B. Hancock
Los Angeles
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San Marcos
James Angle
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Santa Barbara
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White House
Cambridge Commons
George Washington
Massachusetts
Student flyer drowns as plane sinks in Trinity Bay
Houston, June 29. Lieutenant J W Fletcher, student flier from Kelly field San Antonio, was drowned today when his GH D 4 training ship plunged into Trinity bay during shadow target practice. Lieutenant Fletcher apparently tried to recover after the dive but the plane nosed into eight feet of water. Lieutenant G Davidson was rescued.
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G. Davidson
Davidson
Woman Details Alleged Assault Near Austin With Threat of Whipping
Miss Mabel Canady testified that C A Pond held a pistol and threatened public indignities after an assault while parked beside a road near Austin on June 5. She said Nauert groaned from blows, Pond proposed whipping the girl, and urged leaving her escort alone as the couple were en route to be married.
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C. A. Pond
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Secretary Davis to tour European industrial centers
Secretary Davis announced tentative plans to sail from New York on July 15 for a five to six week tour of European industrial centers. He will study labor conditions in the building trades abroad to inform solutions to the plasterers' and bricklayers' dispute and to aid changes in the immigration law addressing labor shortages in the United States.
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New York
Dalhart Theater Damaged by Fire
The Mission Theatre in Dalhart was damaged by fire around midnight on Saturday, estimated at $1600. The blaze started on a wrestling mat used during the evening when a cigarette was discarded on the mat and smoldered for two hours before discovery. The show had ended at eleven and the loss is not insured.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
Am active forecast notes Tuesday for Amarillo and vicinity generally fair with warm conditions. Pressure patterns show high levels east of the Rockies and a trough extending toward Montana, signaling continued warmth and little temperature change tonight.
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Montana quake damage placed at half million
Helena Montana June 29. Officials estimated Montana quake damage would total no more than 500000 as shocks were reported from Helena Great Falls Billings Bozeman Logan Three Forks and Manhattan but caused no further damage. Great Northern lines remained open and Milwaukee St Paul rail heads expected to clear by Wednesday with twenty miles of Milwaukee main line blocked by landslides.
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Great Northern Railroad
Chicago
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St. Paul
Shoe's resignation asked amid administration clash
In Austin on June 29 J A Riley counsel for Ferguson Forum newspaper published by ex Governor Ferguson stated W B Shoes refused to subscribe to the Forum did not cause his resignation demand He had not cooperated with the Ferguson administration Shoe resigned June 12 effective July 1 from the state fire insurance commission Workmen's Compensation Bureau Commissioner Holton denied Forum link Riley said no one was forced to subscribe to the Ferguson paper
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Quake Casualty List Names Dead and Injured
A Santa Barbara report lists known dead and wounded after a quake. Names include Mrs. Charles FE Perkins of Burlington Iowa Patrick Shea Berthram Hancock and others with several unidentified, two of whom are Mexicans Injured include Dr Henry G Hensey G A Hancock Ruth Allan and more from Seattle Lompoco Lamesa and surrounding areas.
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Burlington, Iowa
Patrick Shea
Berthram Hancock
Los Angeles
J. Mestiero
William Matthews
Demitrius Sainter
James Starrow
H. Hazzard
James Angel
Henry G. Hensey
G. A. Hancock
Ruth Allan
H. T. Cronin
Louis Diener
Seattle
William Renwick
John Girod
Lamesa
Calif
Leo Stewart
Lompoco
Henrietta Best
Henry de L. Gadillo
A. R. Hensling
Ethel Drener
Frank Rexroat
George Miller
Hernando Chavez
J. Knutzen
William McEiroy
Santa Barbara Aid Ordered By President Coolidge
President Coolidge directed Acting Secretary of War Davis and Secretary Wilbur of the Navy to give all possible aid to Santa Barbara after learning of the earthquake. He issued the directive from Plymouth, Massachusetts, while attending to his father’s illness.
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White House
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