McPherson Returns as Controversy Rises in Los Angeles Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson recalled to lead the Angels Temple amid a church revolt led by Rev. C. E. Jaynes over finances with Mrs. Minnie Kennedy replaced as business manager. McPherson says her mother will take a vacation and declines to discuss family tensions.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
C. E. Jaynes
Jaynes
Kennedy
Illinois
Four Die in East Bay Train Incident
The body of William Lawler, 55, of Fresno, California, was found beside the tracks at Oleum tunnel in Contra Costa county. The tally of deaths from Southern Pacific electric trains in the East Bay today rises to four, with a fourth victim dying of shock.
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Associated Press
Oakland
William Lawler
Fresno
Cal
Oleum Tunnel
Contra Costa County
Southern Pacific Electric
East Bay
Connecticut Law Protects Drivers In Free Rides
Connecticut passes a law shielding drivers from claims by passengers who accept free rides in motor cars. Only if the owner disregards rights or intentionally causes the accident can a suit proceed.
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Connecticut
Natural death of teacher Miss Nutterville in Butte
Miss Nutterville, a popular Butte teacher born in Butte and a Monroe school graduate, collapsed on a sidewalk after an evening out with Miss Riley. She died at St. James hospital from apparent internal injuries after bruising noted on her face. Funeral at St. Patrick's Church with burial in St. Patrick's cemetery. Survived by mother, brother John T., sister Mrs. Fowler, two aunts, two cousins.
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Park
Washington Streets
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Butte
Monroe School
Butte High School
State Normal College
Daly-Shea
St. Patrick's Church
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Delegation Indorsed by Cabinet at Geneva Talks
The cabinet backs the stand of delegates at the Geneva three power naval talks. Officials show no compromise on parity with Britain and the right to build ships to meet needs. Elasticity may exist only on cruiser tonnage for ships of 10 000 tons displacement.
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Geneva
Washington
Cabinet to debate naval policy and Geneva stance
Sir Austen Chamberlain will chair the cabinet council Monday morning to decide on naval policy and possible statement in the House Monday evening. If policy is endorsed, W. C. Bridgeman and Lord Cecil may return to Geneva to back parliament, while Churchill urged balanced sums over a wide concession to avoid excessive long term spending.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
Cabinet Council
Geneva
W. C. Bridgeman
Lord Cecil
Sir Austen
Winston Churchill
Bicton Park
Devonshire
Hoover Hasty Visit to Yellowstone Park
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover made a hurried stop at Yellowstone National Park on his summer Westward trip from the Rapid City White House. He inspected the bureau of fisheries operations at Yellowstone Lake, viewed egg-collecting plants and hatchery boats, and selected a site for a new hatchery to be built in the park. He spent time at the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River before departing via Fort Yellowstone for Salt Lake City and California.
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Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Yellowstone National Park
White House
Rapid City
S. D
California
Bureau of Fisheries
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Park
Hoover
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone River
West
Fort Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Birdlike Nesting Fish Found in Indian Tropics
A tropical fish in Indian seas builds a nest resembling a bird’s nest. Researchers note its unusual breeding behavior and nesting habit observed along coastal waters. The record highlights its distinctive courtship and egg-guarding pattern in warm Indian Ocean habitats.
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India
Eaile Will Not Try For Crown
Continued account about Romanian royal figures focusing on Carol and Queen Marie. It describes Carol telegramming his sister for a wreath, Marie’s belief Carol would not seek the throne, and Marie gifting Princess Helen a large estate near Constanza after the king’s death.
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Eaile
Queen Marie
Helen
Bay of Constanza
Princess Helen
Exiled Crown Prince Carol of Roumania Reconciles to Life Abroad
Former Crown Prince Carol of Roumania, amid plans to seek the throne after King Ferdinand's death, has chosen exile in Neuilly. He is in seclusion and unlikely to attend the Roumanian funeral but is expected to join the memorial services in Paris tomorrow at the Roumanian church.
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Associated Press
Paris
Carol of
Roumania
Ferdinand
Carol
Neuilly
Oregon Congressman Crumpacker Found Talking to Self
M. E. Crumpacker, Oregon congressman, was found sitting on a San Francisco curb talking incoherently and hospitalized for poisoning. Police initially suspected intoxication, but hospital records showed he was sober. A nearby resident said he vowed to sit there until he died as officers moved him to Central Emergency Hospital.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
M. E. Crumpacker
Congress
Oregon
Central Emergency Hospital
Crumpacker
Con man tied to schemes in multiple states
In Birmingham authorities traced a suspect to Yakima Washington where he ran the Wallace Advertising and Guide company. He claimed he defrauded Mrs Flora Carnahan of Missoula Montana of 1000 dollars and used aliases Howard Wallace Claude Miller and Charles Howard. Flora Carnahan denied any prior knowledge of him and called his confession false.
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Ala
Wallace Advertising and Guide Company
Yakima
Wash
F. B. Connahan
Missoula
Mont
Miller
Howard Wallace
Claude Miller
Charles Howard
Associated Press
Uly
Flora B. Carnahan
Christian Science
Mitchell
Woman recounts fatal shooting near Birch Creek
Miss Collett testified she found Truax shot and dying after they went to Birch creek to shoot gophers about 25 miles north of Dillon. The bullet from a .25 pistol entered his back, and powder burns marked the shirt. Coroner J. E. Phillips led the inquest as authorities planned further investigation. Truax, formerly of Butte, left a wife, parents, and a sister in Reno.
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Miss Collett
Truax
Harvey
Denver
Eva Collett
J. E. Phillips
Butte
Dillon
Reno
Nev
Bank Robbery Suspect Thelma Christler Held in Saginaw
Police hold Thelma Christler alias Viola Harris 19 after a bank teller holdup attempt at Peoples Savings Bank Sag inaw Michigan at gunpoint. She allegedly said she needed money to pay off a mortgage and chose a robbery as an easy path to funds.
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Thelma Christler
Viola Harris
Peoples Savings Bank
Saginaw
Mich
Miss Christler
Lawler to Tart Woodville Road expansion in Montana progress
The Montana highway program advances two major projects to improve the eastern route into Butte. Lawler to Tart Woodville Road and Woodville Park Street Road aim to ease snow drifts, reduce steep grades, and connect Meaderville rather than McQueen. Federal aid follows gas tax changes. Montana had 926.9 miles surfaced in 1926, outperforming seven other states.
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Butte
Woodville Park Street
State Highway Commission
Woodville
Meaderville
McQueen
Montana
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Delaware
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Washington
German Apprentices Earn 312 Per Month
Berlin reports that about 4 million German wage earners, mainly apprentices, receive monthly wages of 12 dollars or 50 marks. The Institute for Economic Research based its figures on insurance stamp sales, noting most earn 25 to 75 dollars, with 18 million workers covered by the system.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Institute For Economic Research
Gibraltar island becomes Franz Theodore Stone laboratory for OSU
Gibraltar island, nine acres at Put-in-Bay harbor, now hosts Ohio State University summer biology courses. Once a Perry watch tower in 1812 and later Cooke summer home, it was bought by Julius F. Stone in 1925 and donated to the university. Permanent labs rise as students stay in Cooke's castle.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Gibraltar Island
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay Harbor
Franz Theodore Stone
Ohio State University
Oliver Hazard Perry
Jay Cooke
Cooke's Castle
Julius F. Stone
Cooke
University
Zurich Old Guard Parades Through Flower Fetes Like Boston
New England visitors note Zurich’s Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company parades around the city during recent flower celebrations. The Old Guard wears blue cocked hats, white coats with blue facings, silver buttons, and knee breeches with black shoes and silver buckles.
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Associated Press
Geneva
New
Boston Honors Air Conquerors
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh faced fog and ocean haze that disrupted his 100 mile Boston to Portland flight route and forced a detour to Concord New Hampshire. He planned to resume the journey to Portland the next morning and urged radio beacons to aid future landings in fog.
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Atlantic Ocean
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boston
Portland
Maine
Concord
N. H
Lindbergh
Man Mooches Matchtt and Gets Night Lodging
Frank R. Butler of Pennsylvania was arrested by Special Officer Dick Matchett after an alleged attempt to mooch. Butler had reportedly mooched three others in Anaconda before asking for a quarter to buy coffee. He claimed no clear arrival details and insisted he was in Butte, not Anaconda, then admitted four days in Butte. He was jailed on vagrancy and drunkenness charges.
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Frank R. Butler
Dick Matchett
Butler
Matchett
Butte
Anaconda
Britain’s watch sales drop by half in troubled year
People of Britain bought half as many watches in the last twelve months as in the same period before, reflecting economic strain and shifting consumer priorities during turbulent times.
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Britain
Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge Explore Nebraska Mountains
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge travel with Sam R. McKelvie to a remote Nebraska mountain camp. They hike a pine forest trail, endure a rough lumber wagon ascent, share a casual luncheon, and the president offloads to fish Slate Creek with hip boots and a rod.
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Coolidge
Slate Creek
Joe Bullis
Mystic
Cal
Mrs. Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Duke of Argyle Celebrates 55th Birthday Amid 19 Titles
The Duke of Argyle, who just marked his fifty fifth birthday, holds nineteen titles. This milestone underscores a lengthy peerage with broad aristocratic heritage and ceremonial duties.
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Duke of
Argyle
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