Marshals plan Utah inquiry into Goshute threats
Salt Lake City Utah July 2 AP United States Marshal H O Pack wired Washington for permission to send deputies to Tha pah Utah near the Nevada line to investigate reports that the Goshute Indians threatened farmers. A storekeeper at Ihapah 15 miles from the Goshute agency doubted the trouble was serious saying if there was trouble it was being kept quiet. Indian agent Brigance had telegrammed to request deputies. No further details were provided.
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Utah
United States
H. O. Pack
Attorney General Office
Washington
Thapah
Nevada Line
Ihapah
Goshute Indian Agency
Associated Press
B. ©. Brigance
Indiana
Salt Lake
British Cruiser Dauntless Likely Total Loss After Grounding
The British cruiser Dauntless, part of the North Atlantic and West Indies squadron, ran aground on Tribune Shoal near Halifax harbor in fog and is likely a total loss. There were no casualties as Captain K D W MacPherson ordered abandon ship four hours after impact. sailors were taken aboard the Canadian cruisers Festubert and Ypres.
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Halifax
Dauntless
North Atlantic and West Indies Squadron
Tribune Shoal
Halifax Harbor
K. D. W. MacPherson
Festubert
Ypres
Henry Dillman Hurt In Wyoming Car Crash
In Yoder Wyoming on July 7 Henry Dillman Hawk Springs was seriously injured when his car crashed into an open irrigation ditch. He says no warning notice was posted at the site while he was driving to church with his wife.
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Yoder
Wyo
Henry Dillman
Hawk Springs
Dillman
Work Seeks Prexy Aid as Cal Adoured Him
Superior, Wis dates July 2 AP Chairman Hubert Work of the national Republican committee left Superior with a pledge to aid the Republican cause in the coming campaign. He also presented President Coolidge with resignation from the interior secretaryship, which was not accepted pending likely selection of a successor. It is expected Coolidge will announce acceptance and a new appointment simultaneously.
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Prexy
Cal
Hero
Superior
Wis
Hubert Work
National Republican Committee
Coolidge
Dr. Work
President Coolidge
Kelly in Butte Ten Face Murder Charge
Butte on July 2 AP John Kelly was brought back from Billings to face a murder charge in the death of his wife Grace who died after a beating police described. Kelly had previously vanished and was later arrested for traffic violations.
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Butte
John Kelly
Billings
Grace
Kelly
Offer of Bribes by Millmen Alleged in Grain Rates Hearings
Testimony stated W L Stockton of Clarkston Montana offered bribes of 5000 and 25000 dollars to change findings on subject and export grain rates at the Interstate Commerce Commission grain rate hearing in Seattle. Stockton leads Montana Farm Bureau and Montana Wheat Export Rates as reported.
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Seattle
W. L. Stockton
Clarkston
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Montana Wheat Export Rats
Wife of Boxer Ills Self After Quarrel
In Reno Nevada July 2 a 33 year old woman shot the mouth after quarrelling with her husband prizefighter known as the Mystery Kid. Neighbors heard a pistol report and found her in her Reno hotel room. The couple had recently arrived from Salt Lake City and Bly Nevada.
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Reno
Nev
Frank Mattler
Mag
Mystery Kid
Lfe
Salt Lake City
Bly
Nevada
Rev Father Hannan of Butte Dies in Rochester
The Rev Father Michael Hannan aged 50 long time pastor of St Marys Church in Butte and a prominent Montana Catholic clergyman died in Rochester Minnesota where he had gone for medical treatment.
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Butte
Michael Hannan
St. Mary's Church
Twa
Montana
Rochester
Mina
Smith and Leaders Discuss Houston Convention Reports
Local Democratic leaders visiting the Smith suite brought updates from the Houston convention to the candidate. Governor Smith arrived in his hometown late last night by special train, with several family members aboard. He planned a morning news conference but could not keep the appointment.
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Smith Suite
Houston
Smith
Texas
Albany
Houstor
Coman Named N P Railway Vice President
W E Coman, assistant to the president of the Northern Pacific railway, was appointed vice-president with headquarters in Seattle. He began as a clerk with the Burlington at Kansas City in 1888 and later joined the Union Pacific at Portland.
High Fates for Money Call Sparks Market Drop
New York July 2 AP The call money rate rose from 7.5 to 10 percent the highest since 1920 amid holiday withdrawals and July 1 dividend payments. Banks recalled 75 million dollars in loans, triggering an immediate market reaction. Industrials and rails fell sharply, with Case Threshing, Radio, DuPont, Coca-Cola and others sliding eight to fifteen points. curb and bond markets also declined.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
DuPont
Coco- Cola
France to loan Roumania 300 million francs for stabilization
Bucharest July 1 AP France agreed to advance Roumania 300 million francs about 12 million dollars to stabilize the leu Roumanian monetary unit as settlement of the Roumaniad German bonds dispute nears. It is expected the German Reichsbank will join the stabilization loan.
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Roumanis
Focal Press
France
Reichsbank
No Helena Independent on Fourth of July
The Helena Independent will not publish on July 4 as the paper suspends operations to allow employees to celebrate Independence Day.
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Helena Independent
Head Pedagogues Name Miss Cornelia Adair Richmond Leader
Miss Cornelia S Adair of Richmond Virginia president of the National Education becomes the first classroom teacher to fill that post and lead a major professional body. Her election marks a historic shift in leadership within the educational organization and signals a focus on classroom experience guiding national education policy.
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Cornelia S. Adair
Richmond
The
National Education
Fire engulfs Sun Oil tanks in Syracuse blaze
Firemen battled a major fire at Sun Oil Company storage tanks in Syracuse on the north side after an explosion near midnight. Two or three of seven tanks burned as crews fought to prevent spread and locate a missing night watchman and another employee, believed on site. One body was seen among the flames.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Sun Oil Company
Sun Company
Pedagogues OPC Annual Sessions Highlight Education Aim
In Minneapolis on July 2 CAP, Dr Daniel L Marsh of Boston University told the National Education Association convention that education should foster intelligent patriotism and pave the way to avoid war. A speaker at the second general assembly of the annual session spoke next.
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Minneapolis
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
National Education Association
Polish Plane Ready for Dart Across Atlantic
Le Bourget France July 2 AP The Polish plane named Marshal Pilsudski readied for an Atlantic hop to New York piloted by Capt Zdaigowisk and Capt Kapula awaiting favorable wind. Gasoline tanks filled to half capacity no further tests. planners expect takeoff around five Wednesday morning. The Amiot craft dwarfed nearby military planes and required 30 men to restrain its powerful Lorraine engine.
How Hickman Beat up Ex-Prize Fighter
In San Quentin California on July 2 AP reports a fight in the prison between William Edward Hickman and fellow inmate Joseph Troche after a domino game. Hickman reportedly won the games and remained unscathed as guards described the disturbance and tensions among cellmates.
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Hickman
San Quentin
Cali
William Edward Hickman
Port Quentin
Joseph Troche
Nietzht
Brickman
Trache
Manan Parker
Los Angeles
Kidney
Sap
Trech
Offira
Joan Burroughs Engaged To University Coach James Pierce
The engagement of Joan Burroughs stage actress and daughter of Edgar Rice Burroughs to James Pierce of Grendele Cal was announced. Pierce formerly starred in football at Indiana University and now coaches the University of Arizona grid team.
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Grendele
Cal
Joan Burroughs
Edgar Rice Burroughs
James Pierce
Pierce
University of Indiana
Unnversity of Arizona Grid
Plane to Aid Infant’s Life in Massoula
In Massoula an airplane was used to fly emergency supplies to save the life of an infant boy of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caras. Pilot Robert Johnson and Fire Chief James T. Cranney traveled to Wallace, Idaho, to obtain caT pollen gas for the emergency.
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Massoula
Robert Johnson
James T. Cranney
Wallace
Ida
Sam Caras
Roosevelt Supporter to Back Al Smith in November
New Orleans dispatch reports former Louisiana governor and 1920 Roosevelt ticket vice presidential candidate John M. Parker will back Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York for the presidency. Parker cites Smith’s closeness to public needs and welfare, praising his leadership and naming Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as Smith's running mate choice.
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John] M. Parker
Lomsiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Mlfred E. Smith
New York
Mr. Parker
T the New Yorker
Hue
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansaly
Smith
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