Battleships to Be Sold For Junk
The article recalls World War era battleships Indiana Iowa Massachusetts Texas and others at Santiago and Guantanamo Bay. It notes later ships Kearsage Kentucky Illinois Wisconsin Maine Missouri and Ohio forming a steel navy core. The 1907 world cruise showcased U S naval power as these vessels supported the famed voyage.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Maine
Missouri
Ohio
United States
New York
World's Largest Airship Limping
The world’s largest airship the R-34 remains underpowered and struggling in trunking winds as engineers monitor its condition and relay updates from the airship’s flight path.
High power radio fault delays dirigible rescue plan
Report states a high power off condition in a half kilowatt set may hamper naval craft from locating the dirigible in darkness. Captain GC Craven, director of naval aviation, sails tonight for Boston as a contingency if the airship must land at Chatham.
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American “Naval Aviation
Boston
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Everything Ordered Out To Help Dirigible Heading To Boston
Orders were sent to the Boston First Naval District commandant to mobilize all available resources at once to aid the dirigible in distress. A Navy Department message from B-34 at 11:34 p m reported the craft flying 1500 feet over the sea and urged it to descend and meet forces en route to Boston.
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Washington
First Naval District
Boston
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Lawyer Who Knows the Law Amused on Presidential Prerogative
The article argues over whether the president exceeded his constitutional prerogative in treaty making. It cites the judiciary and constitutional provisions, noting Article II grants treaty power to the president with Senate consent and two thirds required for ratification.
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Robertson
League of Unions
Senate
Willard vs Dempsey Fight Ends With Knockdowns Debated
Cleveland reports discuss the July Toledo championship bout between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey. The first-screened film shows five clean knockdowns in the opening round, and payouts quoted place Willard at 100000 dollars plus one third of film receipts and Dempsey at 27500 dollars plus one third.
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Dempsey
Cleveland
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Mexico Seeks to Subside U S Press
General Aguilar spoke before sailing for Europe about Mexico enforcing its law on petroleum ownership and mineral rights. He noted the decree mirrors Article 27 of the constitution and Carranza decrees, stressing only Mexicans by birth or naturalization may own land or obtain mineral franchises.
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United States
General Aguilar
Europe
Arele
Carranza
Republic of Mexico
Slayer Girl Senator New's Son Confession Unfolds
In a university setting a man who recently met Miss Lesser at a local plant where he worked as a truck driver and she was a stenographer, aged 24, faces implications surrounding a high profile political link.
NEW'S SON SAYS MOTHER
Mrs Lulu Burger mother of Harry New who surrendered to Los Angeles police as the killer of Miss Frieda Lesser travels home to Glendale California. She says New is a son of Senator Harry S New of Indiana and that she was divorced from him about 48 years ago. She plans to wire the senator and seek aid for his son.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
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Los Angeles
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Glendale
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Senator New Denies Statement in Washington July
Senator New issued a statement in Washington denying the allegations. The brief remarks emphasized a call for due process and stressed the importance of cooperation with investigators. No further details were provided.
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Washington
Senator New
Senator Denies Marriage to Mrs Burger
Senator New rejected reports from Indianapolis claiming he and Mrs. Burger were ever married or divorced. He stated the assertion is absolutely untrue and emphasizes no such union occurred under any name.
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Mrs. Burger
Indianapolis
New
Fourth of July in Cheyenne Sees Few Accidents
A busy Fourth of July in Cheyenne reported a lively celebration with multiple noises but only a few accidents. The piece notes historical reference that the London School of Medicine for Women, England's first medical college for women, was established in 1874.
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Woman’s Medical College
England
The
London School of Medicine For Women
Rotary clubs lead crowds to regional celebrations along Lion's Trail
A number of attendees traveled to neighboring towns for celebrations under Rotary auspices. In Camp Stool the Iowa picnic drew a large Cheyenne crowd. Fort Russell saw army spoils and a later fireworks display attracting sizable evening crowds.
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Lion's Trail
Rotary Club
Iowa
Fort Russell
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