Davis Returns to New York After Vacation
John W. Davis democratic presidential nominee sails toward New York aboard the Harbor Express from Penobscot Bay after two weeks rest. He plans to meet campaign manager Clem L. Shaver and discuss organization, with talks to include Daniel Roper and Walker Daines. Poor weather altered travel plans. Davis declines comment on Gov. Bryan's mobilization request.
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Associated Press
Harbor Express
New York
John W. Davis
Penobscot Bay
Rockland
Bath
Davis
Clem L. Shaver
Daniel ©. Roper
Walker Daines
Mrs. Davis
Dark Harbor
Hi Fay
Maine
Gov. Bryan
Nebraska
Hot 15 Staged at Jersey Reformatory
July 30 report states the New Reformatory in New Jersey faced martial law as state police surrounded the facility. About 600 inmates were confined, clashes injured several, with a bullet wound reported and a man said to be near death from abdominal injuries.
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Jersey Reformatory
Reformatory
Priitank Moore
Abdo
Butte Meeting Talks Follette Campaign Strategy
Fragmentary notes show plans for a Follette campaign event in Butte with no definite topics discussed. Mentions four independent party withdrawals if needed and electors being placed on ballots by statute as prescribed.
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Rollstte
la’ Vollette
Pat Lee carries babes from burning house
Pat Lee rushed into a burning home at 700 East 5th Street to rescue three children and their mother, Mrs. Patee Shea. Fire officials said defective wiring sparked the blaze, causing only slight damage to the Shea residence while Lee later received medical care for injuries.
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Patee Shea
Mit Street
Pat Tee
Lee
Butio
Shea
Open Battle to Ave Murderers in Illinois Court
The Illinois court debate centers on insanity as a factor in murder cases with jurists weighing degrees of insanity and right versus wrong. Attorneys cite cases from Colorado, Georgia, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, and Britain while Judge Caverly constrains testimony and the defense seeks mitigation, amid broader notes on construction bricks, Japanese earthquake insurance, New Zealand winter trade, and South African mining purchases.
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Illnois
Gene. Giry
Chicago
Caverly
Thomas Marshall
Colorado
Georgia
Missanippi
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Great Britain
Arrow
Darrow
The
Dei
Tate
Crowe
French Plan to End Deadlock in Reparations Row
Continued discussion reveals a French plan with three main points to calm fears, expand arbitration, and modify the Dawes plan. It envisions a board of arbitration, safeguards against in kind payments, and new guarantees France seeks to extend terms beyond Versailles. The proposal hinges on modifying the Dawes framework and may depend on who is chosen for the arbitration commission.
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Fo Board of Arbitration
Dawes
Germany
France
Arbitration Board
Reparations Commission
Board of
London
Chem
Montana Saves on Wool Shipments
The board announces tariff reductions across Able routes and consolidates rates from multiple terminals into a single East associated scheme. The move simplifies first class freight charges, with estimated savings around two thirds of current costs for Montana wool shipments.
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Montana
Sootanpatindea
Montana Clip & Seed
Wea
Rosetta Duncan Court Battle Ends With Cheering Verdict
In Chicago area court, Judge Henry G Williams ruled after a heated session whether Rosetta Duncan were beaten by Officer Widlock or assaulted the policeman. Duncan testified she suffered a broken nose and other injuries while the officers claimed she attacked them. The adjourned audience erupted in cheers as the decision was announced.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry G. Williams
Evanston
Rosetta Duncan
Comedienne
Miss Duncan
Charles Widlock
Rand
The
Justice
Rosetta
Widlock
Harold
Duncans
Cicero
Durley
Duncan
American Flyers on Atlantic Trip Continue Journey
The aviators remained aboard their planes to change oil and clean the machines then sailed aboard the Richman to meet Kirkwall’s provost and other officials. They refused dinner invites due to lack of meat and rested in hospital rooms at Richmond. Their three planes resumed their route from California in March with minor upkeep and new Liberty engines installed. They anticipate rougher Atlantic segments and expect the longest leg from Greenland to Labrador.
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Richman
Kirkwall
Richmond
California
Tokio
North Atlantic
Humber
North Yorkshire
U Coast Line
Alaska
North Pacific
Greenland
Labrador
Liberia
United States
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
An ad claims Zemo stops itching and cleanses skin quickly. It notes Zemo treats Bonetteh pimples blackheads and other minor blemishes, with itching ending instantly in many cases. Described as a safe antiseptic liquid that is easy to use and dependable.
Groesbeck Sees No Congress Election For President
Governor Alexander Groesbeck of Michigan told reporters in Washington that voters would not permit a presidential election decided by Congress. He spoke after meeting President Coolidge, noting encouraging Republican prospects in Michigan and farm price improvements easing discontent in the Northwest. The session was the only political event of the day for Groesbeck.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Alexander Groesbeck
Michigan
Groesbeck
Senate
Coolidge
Mos
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Press House
Holmes Injured by Fall From Window in Livingston
C. M. Holmes, former secretary of the Great Falls and Livingston Commercial clubs, was seriously injured this afternoon in Livingston after falling from a window. Witnesses said he and friends were nearby when the accident occurred.
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Holmes
Livingston
C. M. Holmes
Great Palls and
Livingston Commercial Clubs
Cenan
Political movement urges wage earners to judge candidates
A speech urges wage earners to back principles over party lines while warning the political landscape is critical. The speaker stresses careful judgment as conventions have finished and a quiet campaign period begins. Action form remains undecided until plans are set. Also notes the funeral of James Sheridan.
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