Pair Found Chained To Tree After Tennessee Feud
Dr W D Mason veterinary surgeon and Lawrence Bowman believed feud victims were found chained to a tree on Signal Mountain after ten days missing. Sheriff and deputies said the disappearance could be a frame up, crowds swarmed the jail and hospitals as details emerged of a feud between Bowman and Godsey factions.
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Signal Mountain
Jim Thomas
Sam Godsey
Tom Selman
Bowman
Godsey
Nick Bush
Mason
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Lewis
Taxes push Vera Cruz toward dry status
Vera Cruz July 5 The state moves toward a dry regime without prohibition laws as saloon taxes rise. Saloon keepers threaten closures unless taxes are reduced and claim receipts are lower due to Sunday closures, noting Sundays bring the most rural-town traffic.
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Vera Cruz
Mussolini Link to Perugia Rule Unearthed in Era Text
Ancient records reveal Mussolini’s ancestor Tommaso Mussolini governed Perugia for six months in 1435. The finding adds to a theory that the premier descends from a prominent Italian noble lineage.
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Perugia
Tommaso Muscolini
Roller
Recoria
WAIT DEFENSE DAY S REPORTS
Washington July 5 Within two months from today when complete reports of what happened yesterday in the second national defense day muster are received at the War Department a study will be initiated by the Memorial staff to determine future inventories of America's defenses. The question whether national tests shall be held at a fixed date each year or divided in time and by components of the three part army has surfaced. Authorities agree on the need of some stock taking every year and consider the muster value for popular support a basis for congressional requests to authorize similar musters annually.
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War Department
Meforal Staf
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Congress
Elimination of Anthracite Combine Urged by FTC
The Federal Trade Commission urges Congress to restore competition in the anthracite industry rather than rely on price controls. The report cites past price spikes in 1624 and calls for a federal data-collection agency to publish current prices, costs, and profits. It notes the Justice Department's efforts to dissolve the combine and recommends steps to prevent future shortages and high premiums.
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Raesiahsishmant
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Federal Trade Commission
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Auceass
Department of Justice
Fire at White City Park Causes Panic in Chicago
A fire started in the shooting gallery at White City amusement park tonight, spreading through wooden structures and sending crowds fleeing. Police reserves were deployed to protect patrons. no injuries were reported, with damage estimated around 50,000 dollars.
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White
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Turget
Porter Death Verdict in Fort Porter Case Pronounced
The body of 95 year old Willam Fr Porter, a reputed Fort Smith glasse manufacturer, was found three miles north of Battle Creek with wrist slashed. He had disappeared from the sanitarium and was under treatment for nervous breakdown. A verdict of death by his own action was returned after a large search and radiocasts across Michigan and Italy. The body will be shipped to Enos Porter of Shelbyville, Indiana.
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32 Die in Sunday Auto Accident Toll
32 persons died and eleven injured across the nation during the Fourth of July weekend as automobile crashes, drownings, and fireworks mishaps surged. Fatal incidents included a truck collision near Newark Ohio and a car crash in Geneva New York, plus a drowning at Peehklohny New York and a crash in Pomona New Jersey. An aviator died in Curtistown while performing stunts and a man in Maverhill Massachusetts died after a fall. Fireworks caused injuries including severed fingers in Duke Oscawanna Village New York. A White City Chicago park blaze damaged property, and a passenger train derailed near Wheeling with no serious injuries. A man and wife killed in Ontario after a vehicle mishap.
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Huntington G. O. P. Leader Is Drowned
Huntington leader Ben H. Powers prominent Republican figure in the city drowned late Saturday night in Weeping Creek after wading along the shore during frog hunting with four companions. A coroner's jury ruled accidental drowning and the body was buried Tuesday in the local cemetery.
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Restoration of Kingdom of David With Christ On The Throne
Rev Elmore, pastor of Elmore Memorial Adventist church, delivers a Sunday sermon arguing the restoration of King David with Jesus on the throne is the world’s only hope. He critiques current party politics, warns of burdens of taxation, and urges unity behind a single faith to avert further suffering.
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Elmore Memorial Adventist Church
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Paris Admits Rift Setback In Morocco Front
Paris acknowledges a serious setback on the Moroccan front near Tara as loyal tribes recede and launch attacks through a breached first line. French forces regroup to drive back the attackers, noting enemy tactics and the need to concentrate efforts for strong countermeasures.
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Ministry of War
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Morocco
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Hayve
Invitations Out In Doubt At Centenary Event
Rep Davey of Ohio tentatively invited members to a Shenandoah voyage for a July centennial celebration, with plans to also invite Ohio editors. Navy later announced lighter-than-air craft would not be sent due to storms, delaying the aerial segment and causing disappointment.
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Colored youth drowns in Elk River heat wave tragedy
A colored youth, Woodrow W Save, year old, drowned while swimming with companions near Elk River across from Iran. His body was recovered two hours later with head on a rack. The day drew thousands to the river bank for shade during a heat wave. no other fatalities reported from city efforts to cool residents.
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Cora Scott
Iran
Coolidge Hears Pastor Plead for U. S. to Lead World Brotherhood
President Coolidge attends a service at a Salem church where Pastor Gowle urges the U S to lead world peace. The visit follows Col. Coolidge, father of the President, recovering from surgery and appearing briefly on his front porch.
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Salen
Frank W. Stening
White House
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C. H. Baale
Prytor
Amundsen Backed by 39 at Oslo After Rescue
Captain Roald Amundsen and companions arrived in Oslo aboard the seaplane N-23 salvaged from the polar expedition. They were greeted by cheers as crowds lined the route to the pavilion, where officials praised their daring and Norway’s national hero.
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Harris launches Georgia senatorial bid with tax relief vow
Senator Harris of Georgia promotes tax relief as part of a congressional campaign. Debris from the Five Story Brick Pickwick Club collapse yields 39 bodies. rescue teams continue with five men at work. Searchlight units aid officers as today’s investigations seek the cause of the accident.
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Georgia
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Looter Shot By Policeman In Fatal Chinatown Club Collapse
Boston dispatch reports a wall collapse at the Pickwick Club in Chinatown during a night of revelry left 38 bodies recovered and 16 injured. Police Inspector Benjamin Alexander and Patrolman Paul Halloran are among the deceased. several victims identified, while looters were wounded by police.
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Zenith reports Arctic expedition daylight radio progress
The MacMillan expedition at Battle Harbour Labrador sends daylight messages via Florida and Alabama amateurs. E I McDonald Jr says all reports use Zenith short wave broadcasts and daylight signals succeed over long wave naval data. Zenith official Roemer notes this proves abortive long wave use for wide daylight reach.
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Zenith Corporation
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Monkey Trial Near U S Court in Tennessee
In Cookeville Tennessee Dr John R Neal defense counsel arrived to seek audience with U S District Judge John J Gore as talks with Joan Mitchell United States district attorney and others occur. The parties exchanged greetings but discussed no details of possible injunction actions.
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Tenn
John R. Neal
John J. Gore
United States
Middle Tennessee
Gore
Dr. Neal
Lr. Neal
Joan Mitchell
United States Silestrict
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Railroads Show Slight Returns Strong May Across Regions
Washington reports Class One railroads posted first five months net operating income of 345.9 million dollars at a 9.8 percent annual return. May figures show income 75.8 million, up 14.9 million from 1924, with gross revenues at 485.6 million, up 23 percent. Operating expenses fell 1.5 percent as freight tonnage rose about 10 percent.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Roade
Labor joins war on traffic accidents nationwide
Washington July 1 In a pact between Secretary Hoover and Willa Green president of the American Federation of Labor arrangements were made to enlist labor organizations in reducing traffic casualties. Green asked for reports from the nation conference on atomic and highway safety and Hoover agreed labor groups should hold local meetings to discuss safety methods. Labor representatives would serve with municipal governments and civic associations to improve conditions.
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Hoover
Willa Green
American Federation of Labor
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Green
Centra
Flenver
Confer
Clgic
German census data chart 1908 population rise
A 1908 provisional census places Germany at about 62.5 million excluding the Saar region, with Saar adding around 750 thousand. By outbreak of war the population neared 63 million. Estimates account for wartime losses and births, noting a postwar population near 73 million without war. Berlin stands as Europe's second largest city with about 3.9 million.
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