Teapot Dome Lease Victory in Federal Court
In Cheyenne Wyoming on July 10 United Press reports Judge Kennedy rules the Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve transfer and leases were legal as government suits proceed. The ruling rests on a view of executive orders and authority over the contested site and its administration.
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Interior Department
United Preas Cheyenn
Fedepat
Kennens
PS Singlann
Majiling
Department of the Navy
Interior
Wall
Elates Maminth Ol Company
Teate
Damage by dogs prompts poisoning fears in gardens
Authorities report dog attacks in the Third Ward have led residents to poison animals in gardens sparking calls for action. Police believe owners killed by property owners seeking to stop continual repairs, as garden damage and dog runs persist. The dog catcher will resume work to address the nuisance.
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Wera
Gardene
Dunkle
Ely
Goth
Journal Again Scores Beat with Big News
The Journal delivers exclusive coverage on several major items including the death of LaFoberts, the antitrust allegations against furniture firms, and the return of an Arctic explorer. Readers also learn of the Amundsen obituary and the early distribution of the Journal in Union City.
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Journal
Seaderk
Amunidsen
LaFoberts
Dearby Furniture Companies
Shermat
Union City
Death claims R C Loupe well known Cory resident
Raphael Chapin Loupe Civil War veteran and Cory resident for over fifty years died at his Marion street home at 5 20 am after a period of failing health His death ends a long local presence with ties to the Trill Indicator Company He is survived by his wife two daughters two sons a sister and four grandchildren Funeral services will be private from his Marion street residence with Rev Gordon Bender officiating and interment in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Corry
Raphael Chapin Loupe
Cory
Marion Street
Afi
Loupe
Fils
Ocat
Me Loupe
Trill Indicator Company
East South Street
Corty
Hillsdale
Jine
Inompany
United “States Artillery
Hart Fisher
N. C
Laurel Hi
North East Branch
Cape Pear River
Faison Station
Mra L, PB. Woodward
Stockton
Palify
7. L. Dikeman
Dun Kine
George’ S. Loupe
Pittsburgh
Am Ja Belden
Akron
Ohi
Ater
Gordon Bender
Punterestal
Pine Grove
Friends Ara Guired
Local Doctor Pleads Insanity in Wife's Poison Gas Death
Dr Thomas W Young arraigned in Superior Court on murder charges in the death of his wife Grice Grogan Young. He claims insanity and says he does not remember making a confession, noting he was drunk the night his wife died. Judge Edwin Hihn presided as authorities outline his defense strategy.
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Angeles
Gailty
Thomas W. Young
Grice Grogan Young
Edwin
Hihn
Young
British attack looms in China as Shanghai talks falter
British forces face a forthcoming strike in all China set for June 25 as Chinese press bitterly attacks England. Soviet workers reportedly add 40 000 to a strike fund while Shanghai negotiations drift. Chinese government appears disinclined to curb Communist propaganda and municipal governance issues remain disputed between Chinese authorities and allies.
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London
Peking
Patel
Evenig News
Boday
China
Siuirrce
England
Shanghai
MacMillan Plans Northward Start For Polar Expedition
Roald Amundsen's return boosts morale as the Bowdoin under Lieut. Commander Donald B MacMillan and the Peary with nine naval airmen depart from Etah toward Cape Thomas Hubbard to seek a new continent. Planes will shuttle, establish a fuel and supply base, and begin exploration and mapping of uncharted lands.
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Maine
Roald Anndson
MacMillan Polar
Bowdoin
Donald B MacAlillan
Peary
MacMillan
Exkimees
Amundsen
Leart. List
Texion
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Cape Hubbard
Muller Pleads Guilty Sentenced to Sing Sing
Charles Muller of Montreal pleaded guilty to second degree murder in New York on June 19 in the shooting of Thomas Leeming, president of the Brooklyn Academy of Music. He received a sentence of 20 years to be served in Sing Sing prison. Leeming was shot in a lower Manhattan office building after he allegedly ignored Muller's demand for money.
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Charles Mulat
Montreal
Juiné Oth
Thomas Leeming
Brooklyn Academy of Manic
Muller
Sing Sing
Lyerning
Manhintoan
Mullyre
Faiman Says Shepherd Offered Bribe in Ward Murder Trial
In Chicago the trial of William D. Shepherd over the death of his ward Billy McClintock proceeds with Dr. Charles C. Faiman testifying he sold medical degrees for money and was paid to influence the case. The state rests after cross examining Faiman and the defense prepares its case.
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Tyne
Fon
Faiman
William D. Shepherd
Billy Melintock
Chicago
Wiliam D. Shepherd
Billy McClintorls
Charles C. Farman
Fatma
Shepherd
McC
William Scote Fiewart
Fatman
Billy
Stewart
Robérez
Crowe
Paiman
Post Office Workers Attending Northwest Pennsylvania Meet
Postmaster C. S. Bentley and other local postal employees will attend a large gathering of the Northwest Pennsylvania Association of Postal Employees in Oil City on Saturday evening. Prominent speakers include Congressman Strong, Bixler, Shreve, and others. Banquet to follow at 7 PM in the Vo MLC A building.
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C. S. Bentley
Pine
Northwest
Pennsylvania Association of Postal
Oil City
Congressman Strong
Bixler
Shreve
Gol. George
Richards
WM. Kelly
Vo Mlc. A
of! City
Cory Postal
C.S. Bentley
D. Johnson
R. M- Randall
Harold Shannon
D. D. Skinner
J. 8
Mckuuehtin
Frank Schrader
Rd, Wolford
Glenn G. Gates
A & Unelbure
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Cities
Radio listings for New York Chicago Portland Des Moines present programs by Billy Jones Eric Hare Handells Oratorio The Mesnini Hoot Gulf Bendix Symphony Orchestra and Postoffice Band with times in EDST or PDT.
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New York
Billy Jones
Eric Hare
WLS
Chicago
Handells
KGW
Portland
Pacific Standard
Hoot Gulf
WNYC
Rastern Wight—Bendix Symphony Orchestra
Des Moines
standard—Postoffice
Bold bank robbery in Toledo ends with quick escape
In Toledo a robber entered Union Savings Bank and threatened with nitroglycerin and a revolver. He demanded money, and teller Carl Lathemaidy complied, placing between four and five thousand dollars into the bag before the robber fled into the crowd.
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Toledo
Ohio
Union Savings Bank Company
Carl Lathemaidy
Laingmaid
Rush West Smith Street Pavement Under Rapid Construction
Key stone Construction Company warps ahead on West Smith Street paving laying concrete foundation near Worth Street. Crews complete foundation from West Wayne Street to beyond Marion Street while others install gutters and driveways. Brick laying expected in a few days with a goal to finish and open traffic by early July.
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Keystone Construction Company
West Smith Street
Worth Street
West Wayne Street
Marion Street
Smock
Subpoenas Served on Local Tanning and Treating Firms
Deputy U S Marshal TP Austin, based in Pittsburgh, is reported to be serving subpoenas on tanning and leather firms including JW and A PL Toward Company, Elk Tanning Company Ridgway West Hicksory Company West Hickory and Curtis Company Ludlow. He also served papers on landowners around Allegheny Waters amid a planned 90 000 acre condemnation to create a forest area for flood protection and timber conservation.
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U.S
TP Austin
Elk Tanning Company
Ridgway
West Hicksory Company
West Hickory
Curtis Company
Ludlow
Pittsburgh visitors head to Dunkirk and Firie
Mrs Addie May of Pittsburgh visiting Mrs G R Amy left for Dunkirk for two days then joined Mrs J mass and their son Rev L S Gam and family for a motor trip to Firie this afternoon for a visit.
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Addie May
Pittsburgh
G. R. Amy
Dunkirk
Mass
Firié
Rev
Ls, Gam
Funeral Train Leaves Capital For La Follette Return
Washington reports a funeral train will carry Senator La Follette’s body from the capital to Marisol Wisconsin. The train travels via Baltimore and Ohio to Chicago then Northwestern to Madison with limited escorts and seating for family and lawmakers. Surviving politicos reckon La Follette’s death realigns party politics, possibly enabling regular Republicans to gain in Wisconsin.
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Washington
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Marisol
Wis
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Capital
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Alyut Aa
Chicago
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Madison
la Follette T
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Senator LaPollett
Harding
Alsa
Hubert M. la
LaPollette
Sfeud
Danner
Supreme Court
Reorganization of Scouts Planned in City
A meeting at the Municipal building next Monday evening will discuss rebuilding the city Scout troop and establishing a permanent organization. Seymour of Philadelphia will address the gathering with officers of the Parent Council and local church leaders invited.
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Boy Scout Organisation
Seymour
Philadelphi
Tsaclnurs
Mami J. Rich
Anl
Amundsen Polar Expedition Returns with Mixed Reports
In a chaotic dispatch the New York World and New York Times summarize Roald Amundsen's polar voyage, noting fog and storms hindered landings, air reconnaissance limits, and that while some depths reached 3750 meters confirming prior data, the expedition failed to reach a northern landing. Amundsen and crew returned fatigued from extreme conditions citing uncertain future plans for further exploration.
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Donald MacMiltin
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Ian
Pole
Amundsen
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Peary
Anmundsen
MacMillan
Tiussuchtes
Machuslam
Ph Élearly
New York
Pee ‘Amundsen
Sedlane
New York Times
Adierinklin Bay
Amiunisen
Hans
Oslo
Rand Asmundsen
Norwe
Mie Alten
Yast
Thane
Heimat Wall
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Frocen
Dea
Amun Party
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Ity
Lions
Catotine
Emlsworth
King's Bay
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