Mammoth Oil Company wins Teapot Dome decision
Judge Kennedy upholds government actions in Teapot Dome case granting concession to Mammoth Company led by Iry F. Sinclair. Government charges of fraud and collusion are rejected. appeal planned by United States District Attorney Albert Walton. Rulings affirm legality of 1921 Harding order and 1920 act enabling Navy leasing powers.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
T Dome
Iry F. Sinclair
Mammoth
T. Blake Kennedy
United Tos
E Dome
Albert B. Fall
Mamth
Kennedy
Big Wyoming
Sinclair
Albert D. Walton
United States
Harding
Navy Department
Interior Department
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
J. W.levely
Continental Trading Company
Toronto
Midwest Oil Company
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Prairie Oil Company
A. E. Humphreys
Edwin Denby
Fall
Interior
Denby
the Navy
Lived Just Five Years Less Than a Century
Funeral service was held Thursday for A Backelhamer aged ninety five one of Mercer county's oldest residents who died at the home of her son in law Harve Poole. She leaves two daughters one sister and about ninety years of age.
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Mages
Kegley
A. Backelhamer
Mercer County
Harve Poole
Norway Hails Amundsen Safe North Pole Return
Oslo reports King Haakon and the Storthing honor Raald Amundsen and companions for their polar flight. Amundsen says no land was found in the Norwegian sector after surveying 160000 square kilometers, noting a 3750 meter lead. Dagbladet prints a noncopyright account of their Arctic ordeal and rescue details.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon
Raald Amundsen
North Pole
Amundsen
Storthing
Lykke
Spitzbergen
Mowinckel T
Polar
M. Callagen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Dagbladet Today
Amundsen North Pole
Dagbladet
Leif Deurehusen
Oskar Omdahl
Lincoln Elleworth
Sjoeliiv
Kings Bay
Sjoeliv
Theyimme
New Haven Man Elected Rotary International President
Donald A. Adams of New Haven Conn won at the Rotary International convention in Cleveland defeating Paul H Detroit in yesterday’s balloting announcing his election today after the annual convention vote.
Testimony Links Germs to Shepherd Murder Trial
An illustrated sketch shows Dr. Charles C. Faiman as he testified for the state in Chicago. The doctor claims Shepherd obtained typhoid fever germs from him, a central point in the case against Shepherd for the murder of his ward, millionaire William B. Metlintock.
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Charles C. Faiman
William D. Shepherd
Chicago
Postal Employee Plans Lawyer Hire by the Year in Separation Case
A postal employee and his estranged wife face alimony disputes as she sues for separation. The man says he intends to hire a lawyer within a year while the court reserved its decision on the latest action. They have been separated for sixteen years.
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Ly — Ranome
M Murphy
Ars Pd
Maurphy
General strike spreads to Canton amid anti foreign agitation
San Francisco reports a general strike proclaimed in Canton expected to start Sunday. Students and workers with communist leanings promote the boycott affecting foreign concerns. The unrest crosses Shanghai ports and reaches Chungking, with foreign nationals beaten and refuge taken aboard warships.
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San Francisco
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Canton
Yangtse
Chungking
Szechwan
Reinforcements Urged as Morocco Front See Plea
Paris reports a parliamentary commission urging rapid dispatch of troops to the Moroccan front. The panel called for parachutes and fire extinguishers for aircraft, noted good medical care and hospital food, and said wounded soldiers were examined within twelve hours at rear hospitals.
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Paris
Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
Maine Governor Okays Claim To Arctic Lands By MacMillan
Wiscasset Maine June 19 crews of Donald MacMillan ships Bowdoin and Peary await the shove off command for an Arctic voyage. Governor Brewster authorizes Maine to claim any lands discovered, citing discovery as the basis for territorial claims and constitutional provisions for determinations.
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Wiscasset
Donald B. Macmillian
Bowdoin
Peary
Maine
Arctic
Polar Sea
Nder MacMillan
Old Whale Wharf
Eugene F. McDonald
Chicago
Civilization
McDonald
United States
America
South Port
Ralph O. Brewster
Donald B. MacMillan
Polar
Brewster
MacMillan
Bible To Be Included In Elective Studies
Nashville officials announce a resolution to include the Bible in elective studies across schools and credit system. A committee of five representatives from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths is authorized to formulate the syllabus and approve the board’s plan.
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Nashville
Tenn
State of Education
New President of Rotary Installed at Convention
Donald A. Adams of New Haven Conn was elected president of Rotary International at the close of the sixteen annual convention. He defeated Paul H. King of Detroit 1466 to 463 and seven new board members were inducted along with vice presidents Hart S. Seely and Charles J. Burchell from among the directors. Adams, born September 7 1881 in Windsor Wisconsin, studied law at Yale and practiced in New York before moving to New Haven in 1911.
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Cleveland
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Conn
Rotary International
Paul H. King
Detroit
Adams
King
Adams Was
Windsor
Wis
Yale University
Yale
New York
Hart S. Seely
Waverly
N. Y
Charles J. Burchell
Halifax
Talbot Chambers Admits To Charge Of Intimacy
Talbot W. Chambers admitted under oath in the New York state supreme court that he had been intimate with Ida May Symington, wife of Thomas H. Symington. He described a visit to her New York apartment last March and an evening at his home, with accompanying letters referenced in the divorce action.
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New York
Talbot W. Chambers
Thomas H. Symington
Baltimore
Ida May Symington
State Supreme Court
Symington
Chambers
Palm Beach
Nassau
Albert B. Falls Offers No Statement On Teapot Dome Decision
Albert B. Falls, former secretary of the Interior, had no statement to make regarding today's Teapot Dome ruling. He reiterated unshaken confidence in the courts and did not comment further as reported by the Associated Press.
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Albert B. Falls
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Associated Press
Shepherd 10 Take Stand On Monday In His Own Behalf
Defense to present case with the defendant testifying Monday after four witnesses. Prosecution Crowe announced to court four state witnesses were not called due to concerns over their credibility. Faiman admitted false statements and a diploma mill claim while other testimonies challenged the veracity of related witnesses and documents in the Shepherd case.
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Shepherd
Crowe
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Charles C. Faiman
Faiman
National University of Sciences
Arthur T. Conway
Leavenworth
Kan
Farman
William Wart
Conway
Vatman
John P. Marchand
Feilman
Marchand
Stoll & Shepherd
Eva Peterson
Shepherd & Stoll
Peterson
Voune McClintock
McClintock
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Isabel Anderson
Shepherd @ Stoll
Isabelle
Billy McClintock
W. J. Mitchell
Ssewart
Stewart
Hatfield Clan Member Confesses Killing at Ohio Camp
Rs Elizabeth Ratliff, 30, a self proclaims Hatfield, admits fatally stabbing Earl Basham, 465, of Portsmouth Ohio, during an argument at a fishing camp near the town. She says Basham had been a rejected suitor and says she took the body to the jail and informed the sheriff.
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Elizabeth Ratliff
West Virginia
Earl Basham
Portsmouth
Ohio
Basham
La Follette to be laid to rest in Wisconsin
Robert M. La Follette’s funeral train heads toward Madison as crowds gather from Cumberland to Wisconsin. The body will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda Monday, with simple services and burial at Forest Hill cemetery. Senate and Assembly members attend, and memorial actions include plans for a monument or memorial building in Madison. Mrs La Follette's possible senate candidacy is mentioned but not decided.
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Rotunda
Forest Hill
Cumberland
Chicago
Wisconsin
Washington
Madison
LaFollette
Capitol
Forest Hill Cemetery
Irving F. Lenroot
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Andreas A. Jones
New Mexico
Representative Lampert
Winconsin
Wis
Robert M la Follette
Capitol Grounds
John M. Nelson
Auarter
Follette
Painleve Secures Blanket Endorsement in Moroccan War Policy
Paris reports Premier Painleve and cabinet allies in the chamber of deputies gave a blanket endorsement to his Moroccan policy by a 625 to 32 vote. The move frees him to pursue stronger action, including potential joint operations with Spain, against rebel tribesmen as France seeks to restore prestige.
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Paris
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Communista
M. Painleve
Morocco
Chamber
Communis
M. Doriot
Abd-El-Grim
Spain
Decided Improvement for Mrs Morgan Continues
Glen Cove New York June 194 The decided improvement in the condition of Mrs J P Morgan who is ill of sleeping sickness at her summer home continued throughout today Her bulletin said she again showed signs of improvement and her physicians reported a hopeful trend despite earlier alarming symptoms
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Glen Cove
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
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Wyoming
Harry F. Sinclair
King Haakon
Ellsworth
Dy CC
Fartan
J . Lynch
Mmillan
Canada
ROTES
Windsor, Wis
Talbot Chambers
Bog Lafollette
Champion
Wisconsin Capitol
Mrs. Morgan
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