Ghurgh Takes Counter Action Against Decree
Mexico City reports record marriages as priests prepare to suspend services on July 31 under new religious regulations. Archbishopric outlines limited rites and lay participation while government orders parish church control to mayoral committees.
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Ghurgh
Arthur Constantine
New York World News Service
Mexico City
Ortega
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior
Living Space Ads Prompt a City Rental Search
An arriving resident reviews today's classified rental ads listing a CITY Beautiful five room flat with amenities and proximity to the city, CENTRAL AV three rooms modern units on HYDE PARK with five large cool rooms near transportation, and a COTTAGE brick five room furnished unit with a nearby car line priced at $50.
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Hyde Park
Insull Gave 193 735 To Illinois Primary Campaign
Chicago utilities magnate Samuel Insull contributed heavily to factions in the Illinois Republican primary. Investigators trace 193 735 to his pocketbook as he backed Smith managers and opposed McKinley, while also supporting Brennan and the Deneen faction. Barrett testified about additional $10 000 receipts from a common fund. Medill McCormick funded Foreign Language Press ads for McKinley.
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Chicago
Illinois
New York World News Service
Reed Senate
McKinley
Frank L. Smith
Samuel Insull
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Crowe
Charles V. Barrett
Deneen
World Court
Mr. Smith
Insull
Reed
Senate
Barrett
Medill McCormick
World Court. Still Another Sidelight On Mr. Insull
Taft Roosevelt Letters Collection Shown by Library of Congress
The Library of Congress has completed filing 250000 letters by William Howard Taft from 1908 to 1912. The collection includes exchanges with Theodore Roosevelt before the Bull Moose split and Taft's dethronement, highlighting a noted feud. Taft, then Chief Justice, may permit publication after his death. Taft’s stance and Roosevelt’s posthumous portrayal are discussed by Dr. Charles A. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Library of Congress
William Howard Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
Mr. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Charles A. Moore
Moore
Warren Faces Police Collapse Over City Shutdown
A threats of taxpayers suit and a prosecutor ruling spark a protest as Warren plans to abolish its twenty member police force due to unpaid salaries. Residents in and near the city oppose transit by county deputies, while the auditor says no funds exist to hire extras. Sheriff Smith estimates fifteen deputies would be needed.
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Warren
John M. Smith
Smith
Trumbullounty
Special State Session May Be Only Aid For Warren
Columbus July 28. A special session of the Ohio legislature may be the only way to obtain funds for Warren where city funds are critically low and the Police Department may cease operation by Saturday. State officials studying the crisis see no regular or emergency funds available to the city.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren
Two Union Officials Jailed for Contempt In Injunction Case
In Indianapolis on July 28, Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell held Amalgamated Association officers Robert Armstrong and John M. Parker in contempt of court for violating a federal injunction. He remanded them to U S Marshal custody without bond and planned to set sentencing after reviewing their speeches.
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Indianapolis
Robert C. Baltzell
Robert B. Armstrong
John M. Parker
United States
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Indianapolis Street Railway
Balizell
Parker
Armstrong
Ford predicts bright aviation future under Coolidge credit
Edsel Ford at White Pine Camp praised progress in commercial flying and said Ford interests will mainly develop engines and planes. He credited Coolidge’s policies for a prosperous national economy, noted strong sales at Ford Motor Co., and highlighted regional drought impacts and recovering Pacific Coast and corn belt markets.
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Edsel Ford
Coolidge
Paul Smith
N. Y
Detroit
White Pine Camp
Ford
Ford Company
Brettonwoods
N. H
Seal
Ford Motor Company
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
President Coolidge
New Jersey Woman Arrested in Hall Murder Case
Mrs. Edward W. Hall of New Brunswick was arrested for the 1922 murder of her husband the Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills. She was jailed in Somerville after a warrant was read and will face a grand jury. Investigations followed an annulment suit filed by Louise Geist's husband.
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Somerville
N. J
Edward W. Hall
New Brunswick
Eleanor Mills
Hall
William R. Sutphen
Arthur Riehl
Miss Geist
County
Jersey City
Wills
Cas
Latonia Train Crash Kills Woman and Nine Hurt
Milwaukee dispatch reports Viking express of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad collided with a truck carrying workmen near Milwaukee. Mrs Pauline M Ward and a Latonia resident were among the dead. Kimber Ward critically injured as the crossing collision involved an L and N flyer. The Wards had ten children at home.
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Milwaukee
Viking Express
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Pauline M. Ward
DeCoursey
Kimber Ward
the & N. Railroad
Latonia Crossing
New Orleans
Caroline Street
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Stephens
T. M. Swindler & Sons
Prohibition Agents Said To Take Bribes In Chicago Case
Chicago July 28 Capt. R Q Merrick declared Herman Goldman and Theodore Schwartzman on trial in New York paid 85000 to federal agents to obtain protection. Merrick said the money was handed to Pat Roche and other agents and turned over to authorities. Roche claimed 8101,000 in graft. He said he was sent from Washington in 1923 to investigate. Haynes denied knowledge of the probe.
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Chicago
Avers
New York
R. Q. Merrick
Hgré
Herman Goldman
Theodore Schwartzman
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Merrick
Goldman
Prohibition
Roy A. Haynes
Ohio
Haynes
Pat Roche
Roche
Washington
Prohibition Department
Wasdington
Pair Found Not Guilty on Liquor Bribe Charge
Theodore Schwartzman and Herman I. Goldman were found not guilty on charges of violating the prohibition law by attempting to bribe prohibition agents in connection with Herman Chemical Company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Schwartzman
Herman I. Goldman
Herman Chemical Company
Earthquake Felt Again in Padang Pandjang District
Dispatches report another fairly severe quake in Padang Pandjang Sumatra with unknown damage details. Earlier this month central Sumatra tremors caused substantial material damage and a death toll of 222 in Padang Pandjang from June 30 to July 10.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Padang- Pandjang
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
Kitchen culture for men discussed at university women convention
Mrs Lillian M Gilbreth of Montclair New Jersey speaks at the International Federation of University Women convention on reconciling marriage and profession. She argues husbands must share kitchen and nursery tasks for true equal home and career parity, noting male students at Penn State Cornell and Purdue study cookery to become more versatile.
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New Jersey
International College
Amsterdam
International Federation of University Women
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Montclair
N. J
Corporation of Industrial Engineers
Gilbreth
Pennsylvania State College
Cornell
Purdue
Gil
Five Die When Train Hits Auto at Crossin g
Five persons including a father, mother and their only son were killed at an unguarded Whitesville grade crossing in Lakewood New Jersey when a train struck an auto. The incident occurred this afternoon four miles from town.
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Lakewood
N. J
Whitesville
Insurance Agent Miller Kills Himself Over Despair
Jesse T. Miller 51, an insurance agent, was found dead in his room at 336 East Sixth Street from poison and gas inhalation. A friend, Siefert Bus, had warned authorities days earlier of Miller's despondence. Police found a suicide note and two scribbled poem excerpts by Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Shakespeare amid signs of a troubled mind.
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Jesse T. Miller
East Sixth Street
Handley
Miller
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Siefert
Paxton Avenue
Bus
McGurn
Tebbe
National Home and School Association of Cincinnati
Main Street
Mrs. Wilson Plans Geneva Voyage For League Visit
Mrs Woodrow Wilson widow of the late President plans a trip to Geneva home of the League of Nations. She will sail on the Leviathan Saturday with her brother Wilmer Bolling and first visit England briefly before Geneva encamp.
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Mrs. Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Geneva
League of Nations
Wilmer Bolling
England
Gas attack linked to Canton publisher murder investigation
In Canton Ohio a mysterious noxious gas affected Don R. Mellett widow and children and police at the home as investigators probe the July 16 killing of publisher Don R. Mellett. Postal Inspector A P Owen joined the case amid threats while Ohio National Guard Col Bleum and Gov Donahue aide Cleary returned to Columbus. Debris and a Pittsburgh angle linger as authorities search for leads. Hurricane threatens Georgia after veering toward Atlantic coast.
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Canton, CO
Don R. Mellett
Canton
Mellett
Don
Lloyd Mellett
Don Mellett
A. P. Owen
Cleveland
Owen
Pittsburgh
Col. C. F. Bloum
Ohio National Guard
J. D
West Indian hurricane skims Florida coast driving resorts to safety
The Florida east coast swells with evacuation as the West Indian hurricane veers toward the Georgia border. Two deaths tally as Palm Beach Stuart and Miami report multi‑million damages while Nassau and ships suffer wrecks and outages. The Ansaldo San Giorgio Secondo rides out the gale in tow.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Georgia Line
Wnd
Palm Beach
Stuart
Miami
Ansaldo San Giorgio Secondo
St. Augustine
Ansaldo
West Harshaw
New Orleans
Darage
Nassau
Caribbean Sea
Munson Line
New York
Manamar
Palm Beach Playground
Lake Worth
Daytona Beach
Ormond
Sanford
Lake Monroe
Lake Alfred
Winter Haven
Atlantic Coast Line
Orlando
Liga
Brunswick
St. Simon's Island
Georgia National Guard
Tybee Island
Savannah
Ft. Screven
North Carolina National Guard
Ft. Moultrie
Sullivan’s Island
Charleston
S. C
Customs House
Bowlegs Fix Dispute Affects Divorce Case In Newark
Bowlegs surgery becomes central in Phillip Harris divorce bid. Harris says he had his legs straightened before marriage and now suffers pain and inability to work. His wife contends the operation occurred six years after the wedding and not at her request, affecting alimony claims.
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Newark
N. J
Ce- Chancellor
Phillip Harris
Phillip
Harris
Ratification of Debt Deals Delayed by French Deputies Meet
Paris July 28 Ratification of the Washington and London debt agreements must wait until the Chamber of Deputies convenes in October. Premier Poincare urged passage of the financial bill, stressing France's desire to settle interallied debts within its capacity to pay. The Finance Committee approved the bill in principle, but Article 4 on rail and wagon taxes faced defeat before being revived. The franc fell all day against the dollar and sterling, with official close at 42.09, 205 respectively.
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Paris
Washington
London
Chamber of Deputies
Poinc
Finance Committee
Chamber
France
M. Poincare
M. Blum
M+ care
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