Poincare Presses Probe Into Quick American Divorces
Paris July 10 AP Premier Poincare urged the justice minister to start an investigation into the quick American divorce organization. Prominent French lawyers drafting a letter to the bar association urge scrutiny of American law firms in Paris employing French attorneys and allegedly paying speed money. They seek action against unprofessional acts and refer to a slush fund source.
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Paris
Poincare
Louis Barthou
The
Bar Association
M. Poincare
Court of Cessation
M. Barethou
France
Associated Press
Beibes
Paris Bay Association
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon Dies in Washington
Washington July 10 AP funeral services for former Senator Georges H. Chamberlain of Oregon will be held in Washington tomorrow with burial in Arlington Cemetery. He led here yesterday and served as chairman of the military affairs committee during World War I and as a lieutenant during the Bannock Indian wars in 1873 in Oregon.
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Washington
Georges EH. Chamberlain
Oregon
Arlington Cemetery
Airm en in Korea set for around-the-world hop
Tokyo dispatch reports John H. Mears and Charles G D Collyer landing in Pingyang Korea at 8 14 am after leaving Mukden Manchuria while pursuing a new around the world record. They departed for Tokyo at 9 10 am after a brief rest.
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Korea
Tokyo
Typl
John H. Mears
Charles G. D. Collyer
Pingyang
Mukden
Manchuria
Olympic Victory Promises Strong U S Team to Amsterdam
New York July 10 AP The American Olympic team sails tomorrow for the quadrennial quest for world honors. If hopes are met the squad will return with many laurel wreaths. A 968-strong force travels aboard the Roosevelt at 11 p m from the North River pier for a 10-day sea voyage to Holland and two months of Olympic competition starting July 29. The roster includes 82 track and field stars and four color bearers in cycling and modern pentathlon.
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New York
Amsterdam
Roosevelt
North River Pier
Leviathan
Holland
Uncle Sam
Missoula Elects Tally President of Clark Interests
Robert E. Tally of Jerome, Arizona, a mining engineer tied to W. A. Clark interests, was elected president of the Missoula Public Service company and the Western Lumber company at the annual officers’ meeting. He succeeds W. A. Clark, who has led the firms since the death of his father, the late Senator W. A. Clark. New directors were also named for both Clark corporations, including Tally and several New York City figures.
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Missoula, Mont
Robert. E. Tally
Jerome, Ariz
W. A. Clark
Missoula
Mr. Tally
Tra
Clark
Gov Smith Urges Scouts to Prepare Mentally in Camp Visit
Governor Smith visited the Bear Mountain Boy Scout encampment and urged American youth to build mentally and physically for tomorrow’s world. He spent two hours with the campers near the Hudson, then traveled on toward New York to meet with Democratic National Committee members.
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Gov. Smith
New York
Smith
Hudson
Boy Scouts
Bear Mountain Park Highlands
Amer
Albany
Democratic National Committee
National Guard
Biltmore Hotel
Masons Search for Ghormley Insurance Man Vanished
Livingston reports indicate Floyd Ghormley the Butte insurance man disappeared after July 4 near Belgrade. Albert Allen says Ghormley may have collected up to 300 in premiums amid Montana Health and Accident association setup. Search extended along the Harding road and into Gallatin county.
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Masons
Ghormley
Livingston
Floyd Ghormley
Butte
Belgrade
Albert Allen
Allen
Louis Terwilliiger
Montana Health and Accident Association
Montana
Mr. Allen
Karst
Mrr Allen
Ghormiley
Masonic Order
Harding
Gallatin County
Hoover to stay mum till nomination speech in California
Washington reports Herbert Hoover will withhold statements on national issues until formal nomination notification in California on August 11. He plans a full exposition of his views in his acceptance speech and will travel across the continent next week en route to California. Republican leaders, under Hoover’s oversight, advance organization and campaign plans as August 18 is set for Senator Curtis’s Kansas notification in Topeka.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
California
Curtis
Kansas
Topeka
Penaton
Yankee commits death by own action in Austria
Austrian police conclude John Swetina, an Austrian-born man who supposedly was American, died by his own hand after a searching inquiry. He sent a farewell note to a friend claiming he was haunted by morbid thoughts and weary of life, having amassed a fortune in the United States.
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Vienna
John Swetina
Lfe
Swrtina
United ,States
Hoover stance read as implied by no reply, Indiana Farm Bureau says
Indianapolis July 10 AP Wil lam TH Settle president of the Indiana Farm Bureau federation declared today that Hoover failure to answer a telegram asking his personal stand on the farm relief question will be taken to mean Hoover will stand by the farm relief plank of the Kansas City platform. The telegram from Settle stated the agricultural plank is very unsatisfactory to farmers. Also Governor Smith’s reply shown, pledging to study the farm relief problem after the November election if elected.
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Indianapolis
Willam TH. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Kansas City
Settle
Smith
Hill Jr. Named Trainmaster at Great Falls
Louis W. Hill Jr. becomes trainmaster of the Great Northern at Great Falls. He arrived to report to division superintendent Fred Wear. Son of the Great Northern board chairman, Hill Jr. is about 25 and started as a section hand before rising to trainmaster of the Cascade division in Washington.
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Great Falls
APJ
James J. Bul
Northwest
Lous W. Hill, Jr
Bulleivision
Great Northern
Fred Wear
Chaiman
Young Hill
Cascade Division
Washington
Fourteen Survive Transport Wreck off Chile
In Santiago Chile on July 10 AP reports eight more survivors of the transport Anganus found in a gasoline launch after escaping the sinking steamer. The ship carried 245 aboard when it struck a reef in a storm near the town of Iebu.
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Santiago
Chile
Jly
Lay
Ebu
Gora and Callaway Married at Helena Home
Sam D. Gora Jr., a noted young Helena attorney, and Miss Frances Lathrop Callaway, daughter of Chief Justice Lew T. Callaway, were married last evening at 427 Lawrence Street. Rev. James F. McNamee officiated. The couple will honeymoon in Lincoln country, joining family and friends in Montana.
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Sam D. Gora, Jr
Irelena
Frances Lathrop Callaway
Lew TL. Callaway
Supreme Court
Callaway
Lawrence Street
James F. McNamee
Lincoln Country
Wil
fIelena
Radio Commission Hears Protestants Hearing on Radio Stations
A federal radio commission panel split into two groups to speed hearings for stations ordered off air by August first. More than twenty stations argued they serve the public benefit. In Pottsville Pennsylvania, three miners trapped in the Lytle Coal Company mine near Olive were reported dead or alive as rescue efforts continued.
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Federal Radio
Proto Radio
Pottscille
Oivele
Newspapers as university of the people Says Wiedman
Adolphe Wiedman of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin told World Advertising Congress that daily newspapers educate the masses, serving as the university of the people. He praised AP correspondents and other news organizations for keeping readers informed across the world.
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Detroit
Tul
Gy Adolphe Wiedman
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
World Advertising Congress
University of the
Weidemar
Wth
Associated Press
Teader
Leader of Italia survivors saved after Arctic crash
Kings Bay Spitzbergen July 10 Lieutenant Einar Paul Lundberg, who spent 12 days with five refugees from the Italia, summarized the tragedy as the greatest in polar exploration. Nobile led 15, nine rescuers perished, one Italia crewman died in the crash, six carried away, three began walking to land. The five ill survivors depend on ice breakers to reach their floe camp off Cape Leigh Smith. Babushkin and Lundborg endured peril in rescue efforts. Lundborg rescued by Lieut Skyberg after aiding Nobile.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Einar Paul Lundberg
Limberto Nobile
Cape Leigh Smith
Babushkin
Lundborg
Treasury announces sale of 250 million in 3 percent bonds
Washington July 10 AP cash subscriptions for about 250 million in 3 percent treasury bonds of 1940 43 dated July 16 1928 maturing June 13 1943 callable after June 15 1949 were announced by the treasury totaling 743 707 700 The offer covers cash and exchange for outstanding Third Liberty loan bonds with the exchange open to July 31 Third Liberty 4 4s must be exchanged for the new 334s by then.
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Washington
Treasury
Yugoslav Envoy in Albania Assassinated in Tirana
Reports from Scutari say Stanaje Mihailovitch, Yugoslav minister to Albania, has been killed in Tirana. The rumor points to Salvo Rama, a bandit, as the assailant in revenge for his son's death in a border police clash.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Scutari
Stanaje Mihailovittch
Albania
Tirana
Salvo Rama
Rain Ends East Coast Heat Wave After Fatal Flurry
After a 48 hour hot wave most of the east cooled by rain and winds. The heat wave caused over forty deaths in eastern states and as many in the middle west on its path east.
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New York
Middle West
Thrilling Escape of Yacht Crew Off New York
A crew of six including a woman, Mrs William Ross, survived nine hours adrift after their dismasted yacht Rose was struck by waves east of New York during the trans Atlantic voyage. They were rescued by the tanker Tuscadora and reached port as squalls battered the vessel.
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Bayerns
N. J
Fiva
Pineline
Democratic National Committee Meets Over Campaign Plan
In New York the Democratic National Committee gathers with presidential and vice presidential hopefuls for strategy. Senator Joseph T. Robinson arrives ahead of Governor Alfred E. Smith as Smith attends a Bear Mountain Boy Scout outing. Robinson urges a southern headquarters to counter anti ticket efforts, with Jesse H. Jones accompanying.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Albany
Bear Mountain
Smith
Houston
National Committee
Robingan
Jesse H. Jones
Jones
American woman murder victim sparks Beirut gunmen trial
In Beirut on July 10 AP reports 18 gendarmes captured in Betatloun to stand trial for the murder of Syrian artist Kallil Saleeby and his American wife, a former American consulate clerk. A gendarme pursuing the fugitives was killed. The village was surrounded and the gunmen seized. The killings are described as one of Beirut’s most cold blooded.
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Beirut
Syria
Kallil Saleeby
Sacura
Saleehy
Betatloun
Saleebus Q
Poisoned Bullets Reported In Chicago Gang Incident
Investigators traced a Chicago gang case to a night of violence where a silk glove hidden a bullet filled with poison. The firearm and bullet details are being examined, with authorities pursuing leads from the scene.
Proxy Will Accept Hoover's Resignation
Superior Wis Fury O/API President Coolidge intends to accept Secretary Herbert Hoover's resignation from the cabinet to allow his electoral campaign pursuit. The president and the Republican nominee will discuss the matter next Monday during Hoover's visit to the Summer White House. No date is set for Work's resignation. several names are being considered for both vacancies as the president narrows options.
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Wis. Fury
O/API
Cooldge
Herbert Hoover
Commerce Department
White House
Work
Mr. Coolidge
Lizyas
Fox
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Silyer
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