MacMurray Arrives In Pekin To Study Chinese
John V. A. MacMurray, new American minister, landed in Pekin today and rushed to his headquarters to dive into Chinese studies. He gave no reason for cutting short his Shanghai stay.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
5
Federal Judge Kennedy Refuses Immediate Hearing in Cheyenne Case
The government seeks a rehearing to avoid sending the case to the United States premay court. Judge Kennedy in Cheyenne refused an immediate hearing and the government plans to appeal within the next few days. Attlee, Pamerene, Owen and Roberta are noted as conducting the government’s case and will proceed with a similar line of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cheyenne
Harry Om
United States
Coolidge Favors Income Tax Cut
Western and eastern states forecast showers and cooler air as a heat wave breaks this week. Thunderstorms and rain sweep the Midwest and Northeast with questions of crop damage and lingering heat in Kansas and surrounding regions. Localities report heavy rainfall totals and property losses from storms while forecasts predict relief and cooler temperatures for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Smississippi River
Jower Lake
Middle Atlantic
Noorth Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
New England
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Earthquakes Hit Nagoya Japan and Faenza Italy
Reports from Porio and Faenza describe strong quakes striking Nagoya and nearby areas in Japan and Faenza, Italy. In Nagoya, residents fled homes but damage appeared minor with no casualties reported. Italy’s Fos Faenza area also felt a violent tremor and its effects were being assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porio
Nagoya
Murphy Found Guilty of Forgery in Cresco
Dennis J. Murphy, financier of Waukon, was found guilty of forgery after a short jury deliberation in Cresco. Judge Cooney set August 1 for sentence, and Murphy’s $10,000 bond remains. Counsel E. H. Estey indicated an appeal. Murphy had prior sanity ruled by a June 17 jury. Sixteen indictments remain pending in Allamakee County, according to Prosecuting Attorney KEI Pieper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Ke.i’, Pieper
Allamgkee County
Many New Cars Registered in Cass Recently
County Treasurer Towes issued numerous licenses for new cars in the last week. Owners include Anita Bullock Willys Knight soupp sedan, Sisslar Anita Ford touring, Geo Wyman Griswald Overland sedan, Werner Sothman Cumberland Ford coupe, Thomas Jennings Massena Ford tu dor, R Campbell Chevrolet touring, W L Petersen Chevrolet coach, Otis Smith Atlantic Ford touring, J C Laartz Atlantic Essex coach, William Duessler Atlantic Overland sedan, Eat Beech Atlantic Oldsmobile coach, L G Crowell Studebaker roadster, John Johnson Anita Ford touring, H C Reid Cumberland Overland sedan, C C Rogera Atlantic Ford touring, R H Power Anita Ford roadster, Antone Stephany Atlantic Star touring, D H Avis Atlantic Ford sedan, Roy Herbert Atlantic Star touring, Mrs James Motonwall Ford sedan, Ross Cambridge Ford sedan, A W Pittmat Ford touring, and John Rogers Grigwold Ford coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caw
Towes
de Bullock
Anita
Willys Knight
J. GC. Laartz
Atlantic
Essex
William Duessler
Eat Beech
L. G. Crowell
Studebaker
John Johnson
Cumberland
C. C. Rogera
R. H. Power
Antone Stephany
D. Havis
Roy Herbert
Mrs. James Motonwall
Ross Cambridge
A. W. Pittmat
John Rogers
Grigwold
Ford
Early Ball Scores From National League
Fragmentary baseball scores from the National League list teams and outcomes with unreadable names. The readable items show Washington and Brooklyn among others with final tallies and possible February dates.
Coolidge Seeks General Tax Reduction Plan
Awampscott resident Coolidge says a coming Congress session should consider broad tax relief. He favors surtax cuts in upper brackets and a revision to lessen big business burdens while preserving revenue, arguing it would boost business conditions and wages for salaried workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awampscott
Pola Negri Faces $10,000 Fine Over Jewels Declared
New York reports Pola Negri, the Polish film star, must pay $10,000 for disregarding U S customs laws after she failed to declare $47,000 worth of jewelry. Officials say the gems' domestic value is $47,000. If unpaid, the jewels will be sold at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Insi—L
Pola Negri
United States
Pola
Europe
Polo
Steel magnate buys yearling in Iowa
Charles M Schwab, steel magnate, buys a junior yearling from Kemp Brothers in Linn county. The animal, last year’s Inter national Livestock Show champion cow, was shipped today to Schwab’s farm near Pittsburgh. Degn Prali and Guy Gibson depart by car for Lake Okoboji, then Minnesota and on to Denver for a western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Degn Prali
Guy Gibson
Lake
Double Life of Tulsa College Football Star Turned Hijacker
William Jennings Bryan Goodman, a Tulsa, Oklahoma resident and University of Tulsa football player, was a college student and YMCA president by day but operated as a night hijacker. In a raid in Calhas Texas a policeman was killed, and Goodman is now under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhas
Texas
William Jennings Bryan Goodman
Tulsa
Okla
University of Tles
Bryan welcomed at Dayton Tennessee during Scopes case
William J Bryan arrived in Dayton to aid Tennessee in defending its anti evolution law and prosecute John T Scopes. Citizens poured out at the railroad station to escort him to headquarters. Clarence Darrow accepted the defense’s setback as a federal injunction failed and Dayton prepares to proceed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Tenn
William J. Bryan
Ameria
Tennessee
Bryan
John T. Seopes
Rogers Homestead
Chicago
Clarice Darrow
Darrow
Change Name of Iowa State Fair to National Livestock Show
Des Moines July 7. The Iowa State Fair and Exposition will be renamed The Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show. The board of directors announced the action to better reflect the exposition s scope and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Directors Pure
Prince of Wales hailed as strong medicine by natives
In Salisbury Rhodesia July 7 the Prince of Wales visited a mining center where locals praised his prowess in a big game hunt calling him strong medicine reflecting their admiration for his skill and courage during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Rhodesia
INS
Storm Relief Fund Donations Update
Funds continue to pour into the relief effort for the Neola Persia district from NewsTelegraph relief drives. Donors include C. M. Quick of Griswold and the Oakhill Helping Hand Club of Brayton, with prior acknowledgments from Geeneis Hand Club and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NewsTelegraph
Neola-Persia
Children Perish as Amusement Launch Capsizes
Eight killed in Lake Minafore tragedy when a picnic boat overturned with twenty nine passengers aboard, mostly children, as searchers scour the lake for remaining missing amid witnesses on shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY. Thomas
Lake
Green Bay Lumber Company Wins Coal Contract
At the county supervisors meeting a drainage project hearing was held with one objection. The Green Bay Lumber Company secured a contract to supply 200 tons of coal for the courthouse and county farm at 0.08 per ton. Also recommended was placing 1096.99 of school funds in county funds and transferring 7000 from the bridge fund back to the bridge fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sosarch of Supervisors
Cass Township
Court House
Green Bay Lumber Company
State Checkers
Coolidge to ignore letters on Klan invite
Swampscott Massachusetts July 7 An authoritative source says President Coolidge will ignore all letters urging him to address and review the Ku Klux Klan in Washington next month. He will not officially receive the invitations, repeating his 1920 campaign stance on the controversial order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
INS
Coolidge
Washington
White House
Priceless Relics Stolen by Dozing Guard at Rome
In Rome on July 7, police disclosed a theft at St Peters where a guard, after drinking a doctored beverage given by two coworkers, passed out and allowed priceless relics to be taken. The goods were later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
INS
Peters
One Man Killed in Moss Landing Rum Raid
In Moss Landing a battle with rum runners left Deputy Sheriff N H Rader dead, Sheriff W A Dyer and State Ranger Hen Livingston seriously wounded, and one man missing. A Presidio cavalry unit helped circle the field as US rum chaser No 355 pursued vessels and two trucks plus a Packard were seized.
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Salinas
Cat
UNS
N. H. Rader
Sher W. A. Dyer
Hen Livingston
Moas Laffiting
Sheriff's
Presidio
Mosterey
Moss Landing
United States
Simougglera
Livingston
Rrringrunners
Watsonville
Sheriff Oyer
Oyer
Rader
Mosslanding
Sid
Monterey
Dyer
Vaudeville Show At Atlantic Tonight And Tomorrow
A vaudeville company secured by the Atlantic theater will stage performances here tonight and tomorrow night. Six performers, three men and three women, promise mirth with clown acrobat acts and jokes. Admission is ten and thirty cents. The stellar feature act "For Sale" also appears.
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Atlantic Theater
World Theater
Omaha
Weather forecast hints at isolated storms tonight
The forecast shows partly overcast skies tonight and Wednesday with a chance of local thunder storms. Temperatures remain largely unchanged across the period.
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