Ford retracts anti Jewish articles in Dearborn Independent
Henry Ford requests The Dearborn Independent discontinue hostile Jewish articles and withdraw the pamphlet series. He says he did not intend harm and would not sell the paper, calling the protocols of the wise men of Zion a forgery and noting his respect for Jewish virtues. He blames management for content and apologizes for the hurt caused.
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New York
New York American
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Ford
The
American
Detroit
Mr. Ford
William Randolph Hearst
Dearborn
Zion
Johnston re-elected grand chief engineer as reorganized union powers shift
Al vanley Johnston was unanimously re-elected for six years as Grand Chief Engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at the Triennial Convention in Cleveland. The reorganization abolishes the offices of President and Vice Presidents and places executive control and bank duties with Johnston, with a three trustee board to handle former presidential powers. H. Huff named permanent trustee. two more trustees to be named.
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Cleveland
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Johnston
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
William B. Prenter
Warren 8
Stone
Trus
H. Huff
Roanoke
Levine names Phengh pilot for ocean trip
Paris reports Maurice Drouhin chosen by Charles A Levine to pilot the Columbia on the return Atlantic flight to New York with Clarence Chamberlin sailing home on the Leviathan. Drouhin’s selection follows a day of speculation amid concerns about the Wright motor and the craft’s need for overhaul.
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Paris
Columbia
Atlantic
London
Clarence D. Chamberlin
United States
Charles A. Levine
Maurice Drouhin
New York
Drouhin
Chamberlin
Levine
Germany
America
Wright Aeronautical Company
Harold
Doc’) Kinkade
Wright Factory
Kinkade
New York-to-Germany
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
France
Farman
Lieut. Lebrix
Pelitier Doisy
Sadi Lecointe
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Ex Wife Wins 25000 in Alienation Suit
A New York verdict awarded Mrs. Marie J. Goldreich 25000 for loss of affections in her alienation suit against Mrs. Beatrice F. Sullivan. Sullivan, formerly Beatrice F. Flagler, widow of John H. Flagler, married Armand Sullivan who had changed his name from Goldreich after the divorce. Neither defendant attended the trial.
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New York
Marie J. Goldreich
Germany
Beatrice F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Beatrice F. Flagler
John H. Flagler
Armand Sullivan
Goldreich
Auto Club backs scrapping Justice of the Peace system
Dayton Automobile Club replies to Ohio Anti-Saloon League questions by urging that the entire Justice of the Peace system be scrapped and replaced with a general inferior court law. The letter cites Tumey v. Ohio and notes Justices can obtain final traffic jurisdiction by waivers. The exchange centers on Marshall act referendum aims.
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Justice of Peace
Auto Club
Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Justices of the Peace
Dayton Automobile Club
Justice of the Peace
Dayton Club
George H. Bender
Cuyahoga County
Constitutional Law Enforcement League of Ohio
Cleveland
Bender
Charles M. Earhart
George R. Murray
Dayton
Earhart
Murray
Tumey
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Supreme Court
Automobile Clubs
Automobile Club
Matilda Houghton Marries Chandler Anderson Jr in London
Miss Matilda Houghton daughter of the American Ambassador wed Chandler P. Anderson Jr in St. Margaret's Westminster. Five bridesmaids in emerald georgette attended, with US Cabinet and diplomatic corps present. Canon Carnegie and Bishop Brent officiated as Harvard-connected ushers and attendants joined the cross Atlantic ceremony.
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Matilda Houghton
U. S
London
Chandler P. Anderson, Jr
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
St. Margaret’s Westminster
England
Canon Carnegie
Charles H. Brent
New York
Anderson
Amory Houghton
Miss Houghton
Harvard
Atlantic
Elizabeth Houghton
Alice Tully
Locust Valley
L. I
Lindsay Beach
Rochester
Harriet Anderson
Washington, D. C
Florence Lowden
Oregon
Ill
Elizabeth Richardson
Providence
R. I
Pauline Fenno
Elizabeth Beal
Boston
Muriel Bell
Joyce Phipps
A. B. Houghton, Jr
Corning
N. Y
Morris Phinney
Henry Faxon
Robert Chaote
Richard Humphreys
J. O. Stubbs
George Batchelder
J. A. Lowell
George Lee
Ray Atherton
William Taylor
John Osborne
France secret forts chain and Japan submarine push
A covert network of underground fort cities is reportedly being built in France as part of a thirteen year plan. Japan urges a larger submarine force arguing long coastlines and the need for defense, seeking 70 000 tons for Nippon and a higher share of total naval tonnage.
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France
Japan
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Great Britain
Admiral Saito
Nippon
Washington
Segregy Veil Over Henry Dragon Expose Sparked Indiana Probe
In Indianapolis on July 7, secrecy cloaked the inquiry into D. C. Stephenson's political corruption story. Prosecutor William H. Remy, hearing the tale from the former Klansman at Michigan City prison, refused to reveal whether documentary evidence cited by Stephenson exists. Other figures tied to the probe, including Thomas H. Adams of Vincennes and L. G. Julian of Evansville, gathered in the Hoosier capital as investigators weigh next steps.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Williamt H. Remy
Michigan City
Remy
Stephenson
Hoosier Capital
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Adams
France's Hidden Fort Cities Shield Nation in War Plan
Pierre van Paassen reports on a French defensive system of underground forts linked by tunnels to defend major regions. Built secretly since peace, these fort cities house hospitals stores and barracks with underground ammunition and artillery, designed to deter land and air attack and withstand sieges as seen at Verdun Maubege and Antwerp.
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Pierre van Paassen
New York World News Service
Paris
France
Marshal Foch
Supreme War Council
North Sea
Rhineland
Britain
United States
Belgium
Liege
Maubege
Antwerp
Verdun
Drinking in church prompts Baptist Young People Union debate
Delegates at the Baptist Young People's Union of America forum on law enforcement cite drinking among churchgoers and youths. Kansas City preacher A J Haggett says there is no church basement and he knows nothing of liquor use in his church.
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Philadelphia
Convention of the Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Grant M. Hudson
Michigan
Hudson
West Side Branch Baptist Church
Edgar R. May
Kansas City
Savannah
A. J. Haggett
West Side
First Baptist Church
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union of America
Mr. Haggett
Largest Volcano Kilauea Erupts Spreading Lava and Fire
HILO Hawaii July 7 The Kilauea Volcano roused after ages pouring lava from Halemaumau crater with four fountains 125 feet high and three lava rivers forming a blazing lake. Seismic alerts and tremors warned watchers as Pele the volcano goddess was appeased by offerings.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Halemaumau
Pele
Fayette City Bank Closed Over Deposits Decline
Fayette City National Bank with assets of 2 000 000 was closed by its Board and handed to a national bank examiner. Deposits stood at 1 600 000 as withdrawals weakened the bank over several months. Andrew Brown was president of the institution.
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Fayette City
Fayette City National Bank
National Bank
Andrew Brown
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Joe Adams
Benton
Charles Birger
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Hyland
C. H. Miller
Miller
Hugh S. Gibson
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