Doheny Says He Tried to Save Nation in Navy Plot
New York July 1 The New York Times publishes a copyright interview with Edward L Doheny. He recounts naval oil base plans tied to fears of a Pacific war and says Admiral Robison convinced him a Hawaiian oil base was vital to national defense. He faces trial in October for commercial conspiracy with Albert Fall over Elk Hills lease.
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Santa Barbara Fire Crews Tackle Earthquake Rubble on State Street
From Santa Barbara and Los Angeles crews assessing a ruined State street after Monday’s quake. Firefighters worked to pull down cracked walls while city meetings formed to plan recovery as public boards met at City Hall amid continuing damage reports.
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Associated Press
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State Street
Shortage of Official in Butte Reported at Council Meeting
Butte on July 1 was told of a cash shortage of 41 and a total shortage of 33,644,78 through bonds deemed worthless paper and improvement district bonds. The report was read at the city council meeting by State Examiner J. L. Larson based on deputies’ official checks of City Treasurer Joseph J. Riley’s accounts.
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Associated Press
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J. L. Larson
Joseph J. Riley
Anti Evolution Laws Formed In Several States
Seattle reports that groups have formed in Minnesota, California, and Oregon to push anti evolution laws for state legislatures, led by Dr. W B Riley of Minneapolis. He cites a national league with headquarters in Louisville and notes his role as secretary of Minnesota's organization. Cont in Page Three.
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California
Oregon
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Louisville
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Riley Fay
Northern Baptist’s Church
Ure
First mail plane arrives in Cleveland on night air mail
Cleveland reports the first mail plane to arrive in the night air mail service landed safely at the Cleveland airport from Chicago at 10:30. It was piloted by Shirley Short and continued to New York at 10:44 after transferring the mail. The item notes plans to leave for West from New Brunswick at dusk.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Shirley Short
New York
Paul & Collins
West
New Brunswick
N. J
Two Bank Robbers and a Citizen Shot in Buckley Bank Robbery
In Buckley Washington two bandits attempted a bank holdup and were killed by Marshal Ed Nelson. A citizen, William Rose of Buckley, was shot and critically wounded. T Hagen was grazed. The robbers forced cashier ALE Hovey to hand over about $2000 in silver, but a customer alarms triggered a volley of gunfire from bystanders as the bandits fled toward an awaiting car.
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William Rose
T. Hagen
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W. E. Am
Shock Zone Towns In Debt Need Aid For Fallen Schools
A Montana delegation told state officials that five school houses in Manhattan Three Forks Logan and Willow Creek were destroyed or damaged by earthquake. With districts at debt limit and private losses, residents cannot rebuild. A state proclamation and a five member executive committee will coordinate fundraising from 100000 to 125000 estimated, plus state architect surveys and plans.
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Albert J. Galen
John —. Pricheon
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Iing
Rotary
Helena
Mies Lacle Quan
Gallatin County
Ten M Lewis
Manhattan Board
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Willow Creek
Roof
National Education Body Must Resist Iron Band Threat
Indianapolis July 1 A P report says Francis G Blair Missouri state superintendent warns the National Education Association faces an attempt to curb growth in education. He spoke at the association's representative assembly during the annual convention.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Francis G. Blair
Britons Favor Debt Treaty With U S on France
Britain weighs a settlement plan with France to share debt payments if France signs an accord with the United States. Foreign Office officials study the British note as Briand prepares to take up the issue with his cabinet.
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United States
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Ins Coffeazue
Re P
M. Callause
Public Debt Cut and U S Treasury Shows a Gratifying Surplus
Treasury review of the 12 months ended June shows ordinary receipts about 7.42 million dollars and expenditures around 7.42 million, yielding a surplus near 250 million. Secretary Mellon notes reorganizations in progress over two years have sharpened efficiency and enforcement efforts, with improvements in customs, coast guard, and prohibition units. The surplus exceeds the prior forecast and indicates stronger fiscal stability.
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Treasury
Heat in Arizona Hatches Chickens
Yuma Arizona reports sustained heat with temperatures above 100 degrees. A feed store manager noted three eggs left on a shelf three weeks ago hatched today, producing three young chickens from the warm environment.
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Yuma
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Ated
Middlewest
Cee
Coal Miners to Seek Wage Increase in Renewal
Scranton Pa July 1. Anthracite miners plan to ask for a 10 percent wage rise for tonnage men and a day rate increase for day workers as conditions for renewing the wage contract expiring Aug. 31. They seek a check-off on tonnage coal, free air and rock hammers, and quicker grievance adjustment. A possible 18 month contract term is under discussion. Impasse may follow. three sticking points are the 10 percent wage rise the check-off and a contract longer than one year.
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Associated Presa
Muwanea
St Paul
Maurdlow
Lombat
Butte
Detroit
Sxteen Mile Canyon
Henry Ford
Associated Press
the Nines Board
Ford
Muman
Chipping Board
Boston Tron and Metal Company
Scranton
Assolated
G. J. Golden
Scale Committee
Ku Klux Intiff Refusal Reported In Colorado
Dr John Jalen Locke grand dragon of the Colorado Ku Klux Klan was reportedly urged to resign by Hiram Wesley Evans the grand wizard. An Associated Press dispatch notes a state meeting where peers discussed Locke’s alleged resignation and a continuation is promised on another page.
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John Jalen Locke
Colorado
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram Wesley Evans
Onperal Wezard
Klar
Riffs Beat Off Again By French Forces Near Lehen
An Associated Press dispatch reports French forces repelling attacks by enemy units largely from regular troops along the upper Lehen line. The offensive threats were beaten back with heavy enemy losses, preserving French defense positions and signaling continued resistance.
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RIFFS
Associated Press
Regula
Lehen
Columbia Basin Project Cooperation Highlighted At Meet
The Columbia Basin men meet and discuss work and Mead behind the great project. Leaders stress planned reclamation requires extensive cooperation and financing. Officials note the project is national as well as local, with social and economic factors shaping ongoing efforts. Continued on page Dany.
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Mead
Chu Ado Pest
Columbia
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