Labor May Launch Anti Lords Drive In Watchful Britain
London July 16 British inter of ficials angered by Lords rejection of the government coal mines bill seek an anti Lords campaign. The Daily Herald calls it the most serious challenge to the popular will since 1909. The cabinet convenes as miners federation executives plan action. The Liberal party pledges solid Commons votes to sustain the government amid further opposition.
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House of Lords
Lloyd George
Heraldlaborite
Lords
Gaiss
Urey
Miners’ Federation
Liberal Party
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Robberies in Huron Fail to Yield Clues at Daybreak
Police and sheriffs hunted for suspects after Monday morning robberies at Longstaff Drug Store and Standard Oil station on Ninth street and Dakota avenue south. About $8441.85 was stolen from the Standard Oil, with $60 taken at the drug store. Wayne J. Wilson, injured at the oil station, reported pain but no complications and said investigators had found no clues yet.
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Longstaff
Standard Off Company
Ninth Street
Dakota Avenue South
Wayne J. Wilson
Tenth Street
Standard Oil
Turkish Army Advances After Mass Kurdish Slaughter
In the Zeylan Valley 3000 Kurds were slain and buried as Turkish forces push toward Mount Acarat. Troops seek to eradicate remaining rebels who crossed from Persia weeks ago and punish supporting villages. Five other villages in Bayezit and Van provinces are to be wiped out with no trace left.
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Zeylan
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Gang's Bullets Miss O'Donnell Public Enemy Sleeps Through Lead
In Chicago on July 16, gunmen fired on Ed ward Spike O'Donnell, a crime commission target, while he slept at his Henare Street home. The shooting also peppered Edward Jones's house nearby. Police found no clear motive and O'Donnell remained unaware until morning.
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Chicago
Edward
Spike) O'Donnell
Crime Commission
O'Donnell
Henare Street
Edward Jones
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Rum runner tragedy in Chicago collision kills driver
A rum runner's car crashed on a suburban Chicago highway last night after speeding with a cargo of alcohol. Clyde Reighard was killed while his 16 year old daughter Marie was critically injured. The cargo driver fled the scene.
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Clyde Reighard
Marie
Forest Blazes In West Under Control
Wildfires spread across California and Oregon with several blazes near Bend Oregon and Odell Lake threatening timber and recreation areas. Firefighters battled flames that scorched thousands of acres and endangered communities while winds remained a risk.
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Idaho
Bend
Oregon
Mount Maklaks
Odell Lake
Hammer Butte
Middleton
Ocean Journeys Uphill To Pole Science says seas drift toward poles
Washington reports growing evidence that northern hemisphere seas rise toward the north pole. Dr William Bowie of the coast and geodetic survey notes north American absolute sea level marks and Pacific coast patterns mirror the trend. Similar observations come from England France Russia and Japan.
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Hemisphere
Runa Phil
North Pole
William Bowie
United States Coast Land Geodetic Survey
Galveston
North America
Bowie
England
France
Russia
Japan
American
Philadelphia Population Short of Two Million
Philadelphia reached 1,961,458 residents in the latest census figures, an increase of 127,679 from 1920. Suburban drift toward New Jersey communities is blamed for the city’s failure to hit the two million mark, leaving it second to New York among U.S. cities.
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Census supervisor urges recheck of York City's population
Harry J. Imber, chair of the census board, told Mayor Harry A that if all residents were enumerated the city’s population would be substantially over two million. He obtained Washington approval to obtain 20,000 personal schedules to help recheck the city, with about 7,000 schedules remaining in the local census office.
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Harry J. Imber
Board of Census
Harry
Imber
West Philadelphia to undergo a special canvass for jobs
City authorities plan a four ward canvass in west Philadelphia to assess employment needs. Estimates of the unemployed vary widely, with figures from 200 000 to 400 000 discussed, though the census count shows 73 275.
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Mackey Uaz
West
Philadelphia
Ory
Coste Plans Westward Ocean Flight To New York
French aviator Captain Dieu Coste says his plane the Question Mark will be ready after Friday or Saturday. He plans a westward route to the French coast then Newfoundland or south by way of Sable Island and Halifax before sailing down to Roosevelt Field. He previously favored the Azores route used last year when winds forced him to turn back.
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Sable Island
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Paris
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