Symington Loses His Divorce Case
New York July 1 By Associated Press A directed verdict in favor of Mrs Ida May Symington was ordered by Supreme Court Justice Ford in the divorce suit brought by Thomas Symington wealthy manufacturer. The court ruled there was not adequate proof to sustain any allegations of infidelity. Mr Symington announced he would appeal to the appellate court. There must be some definite proof before the husband can rob his wife of her reputation.
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New York
Associaed Press
Ida May Symington
Supreme Court
Ford
Thomas Symington
Symington
Ku Klux In TIFF Shows Dispute and Suspensions
Reported feud within the Ku Klux Klan includes seven Denver members suspended, among them United States Senator Rice W. Means and Mayor Benjamin Stapleton, announced by Dr. Locke amid tax-returns controversy. Kansas charter board denies Klan charter, deeming the group not engaged in charitable benevolent work.
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Denver Klan
United States
Rice W. Means
Benjamin TF. Stapleton
Locke
Hns
Topeka
Kas
Kansas Charter Board
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Griffith
Klan
Grant oil leases on Montana lands
Washington July 1 The interior department announced four oil leases on western public lands since applications were filed bringing in royalties totaling 427920 The Texas Predic ton company received a 640 acre lease in Salt Creek Natrona county Wyoming The Trans Continental Oil company of Colorado leased portions in Hamilton field Moffat Colorado totaling 2134 The Kevin Sunboret fields in Montana yielded 535 Great Falls Montana leased to John V Moore and Wallan Seabronk on Kevin Sunboret acreage in Montana
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Washington
Western Public Dands
Texas Predicton Company
Salt Creek
Natrona Counts
Transentinental Oil Company of
Colorado
Hamilton Firme
Field of Moffat
John V. Moore
Great Falls
Bank Robbers Shot During Washington Village Pursuit
In Washington Village two bank robbers fled pursued by W F Jones and Fred Haden acting as marshal. The robber shot the windshield then confronted armed citizens at the scene and drove to the corpse of his dead partner. Marshal Nelson shot him twice, and he died minutes later.
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Washington Village
Marshal Nelson
The Man Who Waits Radio Epitaph Fragment
In Springfield Massachusetts a brief epitaph memorializes a radio fan. The note mentions he died at a powder mill while smoking a pipe and hints at twenty one stations. A cryptic line references a library meeting at seven and a Kansas sour owl figure.
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Landon Tit-Bits
Springfield
Mass
Kansas
Columbia Basin Irrigation Vision Outlined by Jones and Linley
Senator Wesley J Jones praised the Columbia Basin irrigation project as a vast national and state venture with nearly two million acres of fertile land and strong markets for its products. President Harvey Linley said the league will seek federal funding to build the project, with power revenues expected to offset construction costs.
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Wesley J. Jones
Washington
Columbia Basin
United States
Columbia River
Yakima
Wenatchee
Tordwest
Harvey Linley
Columbia Basin Irrigation League
League
Congress
McGovern to Seek Wisconsin Senate Seat
Milwaukee July Francis McGovern former Wisconsin governor today formally announced his candidacy for the vacancy in the senate caused by the death of Robert La Follette He pledged to honor foreign debts to the United States and to pursue honest impartial enforcement of prohibition laws while preserving voters rights to change or repeal them.
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Milwaukee
Francis McGovern
Wisconsin
Senate
Robert M. LaFollette
McGovern
United States
Public Debt Cut and U S Treasury Shows Surplus
Coolidge spoke at the semi annual budget meeting about a measured surplus as observers link the gain to business conditions and tax revisions. The year’s operations cut the public debt by 724,619,101.59 dollars, with outstanding obligations now 20,516,192,887 dollars as books closed yesterday amid optimistic treasury notes.
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Coolidge
Atherts
Treasury
He Earns It Quote From Katy Katuren in Oslo
A brief quotation attributed to Katy Katuren in Oslo asks what is a man really seeking when he marries for money and whether he values principle or profit, noting the speaker challenges traditional motives.
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Katy Katuren
Oslo
Two-Piece Dress Described for Country and City Wear
A dress described as a versatile two piece outfit suitable for both country and city life. The top features a fan stitched embroidered pattern with bright colored yarns. The shirt is pleated with a plain back and a high knit collar.
Buddies Welcome National Commander J W Mahan Tonight
Buddies of John W. Mahan, newly elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, host a welcome home dinner in the Eddy Rose room tonight. Mahan, a past Montana D A V commander and longtime counsel for the State Veterans Welfare Commission, returned yesterday from the Omaha convention.
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John W. Mahan
Omaha
Eddy Rose Room
Montana
Ther Afate
Mahan
D. A. Ve Sle
State Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Senator Underwood to retire after 1927 term
Senator Oscar Underwood says he will not seek re election after his current term ends on March 4 1927 He plans to devote time to writing though exact post retirement plans remain unofficial He has served Alabama in Washington for more than 80 years and received various honors during his tenure in the capital.
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Birmingham
Ala
Associated Press
Oscar Underwood
Senate
Alabama
Victor Hi. Hanson
Birmingham News
Underwood
Washington
National Capital
Insects Ate Food Detected by New Instruments
Washington experts from the Department of Agriculture use delicate instruments to detect undesirable pests in sacks of food. The instruments record gnawing marks by insects, signaling contamination risks and the need for inspection.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
International Christian Endeavor Meet Draws Thousands
Portland hosts the 40th International Christian Endeavor convention with about 15,000 delegates expected from the United States and Canada. Edward P. Gates of Boston says registrations approached 12,000 at Des Moines two years ago, as speakers include Pinchot and Father Clark. The theme is Christian Citizenship with July 4 as the birthday backdrop.
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Ore
Associated Press
United States
Canada
Chris Han Endeavor Comention
Edward P. Gates
Boston
Secreta
Des Moines
Pinchot
Gilford Winchot
Pennsylvania
America
Francis EL. Clark
Father Endeavor
Clark
Amovement
Maine
Oregon
Daniel A. Foling
New York
Mark A. Mathews
Seattle
A. Ray Petty
Harry Tolmes
James Kelly
England
European Christian Endeavor Union
William Hira Foulkes
Cleveland
Marsden
Alaska
Seiro Abe
Seijiro Uemura
Japan
George H. Blubbard
Foochow
China
J. Christy Wilson
Persia
Clarence (. Hamilton
A. J. Ishartle
Stanlry B
Machinery Exports to Canada Lead U S Trade
Police in Tokio report arrest of Seigha Inge on pickpocketing charges. Inge was found with 12 parses containing about $400, claimed to be a day’s work. The incident highlights cash findings from a single theft.
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Tokio
Seigha Inge
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