Federal Judge Denies New Trial in Teapot Dome Case
Judge T Blake Kennedy denied the government's request for a new trial and reopened no testimony. A decree dismissed Mammoth Oil ownership claims as of June 19 and allowed continued Teapot Dome receivership until further orders. The government has 49 days from June 19 to file a petition for appeal to the Eighth Circuit.
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Associated Press
T Blake Kennedy
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J Roberts
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Iment
Mammoth Oil Company
Mie
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Teapot Dome
Sthercast Court of Appeals
Contiental Trading
Scopes Trial Set as Dayton Jury Case Dwells on Evolution Law
John T Scopes must stand trial in Dayton Tennessee on Friday for violating the state law banning evolution teaching. Federal Judge Gore refused a restraining order to halt the case, while Scopes and his counsel vow no immediate appeal and plan to seek federal relief if needed. Scopes appeared unperturbed, saying the Watson trial date remains on schedule.
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Associate Press
John T Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Tennessee
John J Gore
Scopes
John Ro Neal
Gore
Packs Freer
Eastern
Tennestre
Detroit
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Waston
Commts Ants
Cobbler Jailed as Chief of Vatican Vault Robbery
Rome reports arrest of a principal organizer identified as a former shoemaker Mariano Stella and recovery of stolen objects from the Vatican treasury. Police say several workmen interior to the palace aided the theft and are under investigation. Citizens note tensions between secular and state authorities amid the Vatican crime probe.
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Rome
Associated Press
St Peters
Varotia
Nemet Mariano Stella Ane
Japs Won't Kill Off Their Best Customers
Honolulu July 7 A P dispatch quotes Yo Dou runny former counsellor of the Japanese government and longtime delegate to the Institute of Pacific Relations saying Japan does not intend to fight the United States. He notes America is Japan's best customer and says it does not pay to kill your best customers.
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Associated Press
Japan
United States
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Institution of Pacific Relations
Pan Pacific Club Today
America
General Loyo Shot While Resisting Arrest at Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz July 6. General Edwards Loyo a former Mexican general and provisional governor of Vera Cruz was shot today while being escorted to Aguizalnga after arrest at Grizaba yesterday. The military governor of Acquitzingo said the escort killed Loyo as he attempted to escape Toyo one of Huerta’s chief generals was also arrested upon learning he planned an uprising.
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Acquitzingo
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Huerta
Heat Claims Six Lives in Chicago on Heat Wave Day
Chicago reports six deaths and multiple prostrations linked to extreme heat reaching near 106 at 4 PM in the city. The July heat surge marks the hottest in Chicago since 1874, prompting officials to urge rest and hydration during the peak hours.
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Chicago
Hint at a Hitch on Italy's Debt and France to Negotiate
United States talks on Italy's debt and French involvement indicate a tentative path to negotiations. A May treasury plan to engage Italian creditors faces scheduling issues as diplomats from France and Belgium await the commission's arrival in Washington.
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Italy
France
Free Humphrey Poison Mystery Yet Unsolved
Reports from July 6 describe ongoing investigations into the deaths of Tred Rutt, a mail carrier, and Mrs. PF Swat, with Ledward Hun Phres of Sidney held on a murder charge tied to Rochelle salts. The county attorney planned to pursue criminal negligence prosecutions over the sale of the substance while Humphrey maintains his innocence amid alleged circumstantial danger.
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Sidney
Towa
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Triday
Wuider
Butts
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Mteries
RT Swift
Humphrey
Swat
Chippewas Ask U S to Drive Out Bootleggers
A petition signed by officers of two Chippewa Indian organizations asks for stronger enforcement of the 18th amendment among Indians. The plea, sent to President Coolidge and state and federal officials, cites bootlegging on the reservation and harmful effects of intoxicants. Ninety percent of crimes along certain routes are tied to alcohol.
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St Paul
Assoriated Press
Coolidge
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cate
Chomay
Sehall Ani Kendrick Shipstead
United States
Klan dispute leads to Los Angeles court action
In Los Angeles Superior Court the Independent Klan of America on Tonga Beach seeks 10000 damages and a permanent injunction against the Wa Kin Klan to stop use of a hall tram. The case follows an incident June 23 when rival groups clashed and the Independent Klan says its members were ejected.
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Los Angeles
Yoo
Ho King Klan
Mac Ships Stop to Purchase Roots Event
In Halfax Nova Scotia on July 1 a Pears of the Donald Wic Millan Ardu exploration reports a radio message about the Pears and the Powdoin toey Baste UWarber preparing for a test. Ships scheduled to depart, with expectations of market activity and trade routes near Trpedale Fabralor.
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Halfax
Donald Wic Millan Ardu
Fabralor Tomort
Trials of Indiana Ku Klux Klan leaders delayed again
Stephenson former grand dragon Earl Gentry and Earl Klinck charged with murder in the Madge Oberholtzer case in Indiana will not be held until October as judges adjourn the April term after rival counsel dispute. The death of Oberholtzer sparked the case and state charges allege assault and manslaughter.
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Associated Prey
Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Earl Gentry
Earl Klinck
Madge Oberholtzer
Indhanapoha
Arne
Etremt
Hines
Relsuve
Toph Taman
Hid
Tyendrs
Owas
Shanghai disturbance alleged as American forces clash
Cable report says Chinese and American forces were involved in a disturbance near an international airport. A Chinese detainee was attacked during arrest, with one man reportedly dying as authorities moved to quell the scene.
City in Colombia Burns. 30 Dead in Fire Tragedy
A devastating blaze swept through the center of Marvales, Colombia, destroying two acres of housing and killing about 30 people. The fire started early, with authorities estimating extensive damage and casualties. Fire units struggled to contain the inferno as residents gathered amid the smoke and debris.
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Colombia
Russoumitted Press
Widas
Clark Retires as Head of Endeavor Society in Portland
The longtime leader of the Endeavor Society steps down after 44 years at the helm as the 1930s era world movement elects a successor at its international convention. Edward Pope, previously general secretary, is set to assume the presidency while Clark completes his retirement at age 74.
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Endeavor Society
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Henney Ve
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Hse
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Mihe Movement
Isea
Lex York
Edward Pope
Airplane crash injures Ferguson and Black near Butte
William G Ferguson, secretary of the Helena Commercial club, suffers a broken ankle and severe bruises. J B Black of Helena sustains three broken ribs and other injuries when the plane they were in crashed just outside the Butte golf course. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon during a Fourth of July program.
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Helens Comercial Club
J B. Black
Helena
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Butte
Black
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Blick
Montana
Pitte
Butte Plate
Santa Barbara Quakes Prompt Actions Despite Calm Aftershock
Tremors rattled Santa Barbara causing alarm but no major damage. The board urged safety checks and postponed a charity ball as aftershocks continued. A thirteenth earthquake death was reported, with an unidentified man found near the southeastern entrance of the affected area.
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Monticelli
Mameda
Board of Public Safety and Reconstruction
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Grand Jury Takes Up Boston Horror Case
A Boston grand jury examines a deadly incident described as a horror in the city. Witnesses recount a wreck and debris found at the scene as authorities probe possible causes and responsibilities.
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Grand Jury
Boston
July 4 celebration tragedy claims three hundred lives
A chaotic public celebration on July 4 ends in a catastrophic loss of life with hundreds reported dead or injured. Officials investigate the stampede and crowd surge as emergency workers respond. Public nerves run high as details emerge about the deadly incident and its causes.
French 70 Appoints New Commander to AIFF
In a terse sports bulletin, French 70 announces a new commander for AIFF duties amid routine meet reports. The note lists the appointment but lacks detailed context or dates.
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Aiff
Brain Marketing Firm Faces Financing Challenge
The Brain Marketing Company, a $26,009,000 corporation formed a year ago to control grain marketing, reports success in its Si mantha operations but seeks new financing to replace its stock selling campaign. President Gray Siher and representative Frank Po Walsh emphasize urgent equity questions and note brokerage houses have begun to watch filings.
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Chuiga
Acsner
Grai Marketing Company
Simantha
Tardas Gray
Laverdale Secretars
Smuggling Case Hits Actress Pola Negri With Heavy Fine
A fine of ten thousand dollars was imposed on Pola Negri for failing to declare two diamond bracelets and a diamond ring upon arrival in New York aboard the ship Berengaria. Government officials say jewelry and wine were seized after Negri admitted misstatements and later produced only an emerald ring. The case involved treasury department inquiries and actions by the port collector as the jewelry remained in customs custody.
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Thit
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Atherty
Hone
Terrene
Treisurs
Treasury
Ne York
Pola Nega
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Lincoln
Andrew Ntws
Fts
Cazdly
Fier Mistres
Miss Negri
Berengaria
Wenn
Treasom Department
France
Governor Erickson Sees Quake Ravages at Three Forks
Governor J E Erickson arrived to attend the state board of education meeting as quake damage was seen in Three Forks. The MEA Brannon and others traveled by train and auto with a Manhattan delegation to survey damaged school buildings. The governor and family later moved to Goremin by motor.
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Associated iTressi
J E Erickson
Vhoard of Education
Brannon
Erickson
Logan
Delegaton
Manhattan
Three Forks
Manhatta
Petitioned rise sought in freight rates across railways
Toncha Hans reports that eight claimants petitioned the Kaltsas Public Service Commission seeking a general increase in freight rates. The application, to be filed nationwide, calls for a sweeping review of railroad freight charges.
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Toncha Hans
Cal Mads
Kaltsas Public Service
Omtmasta
Middlewestern
Ratroads
Tragic drowning follows troubled marriage in Rochiard case
In Rochiard during July a woman killed her eight year old stepson and then drowned herself after a history of a troubled marriage. Her husband cared for the boy as son, while the woman had a previous marriage. The victims are identified as Dan W and James E Duncan.
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Jose
Dan W Wie
James E Duncannad
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