Tornadoes sweep Kansas killing and injuring many
A tornado or series of tornadoes moving northeast through Kansas and into the southern edge of Kansas City killed at least eight persons and injured about 100. Dozens of homes were demolished or damaged, including about 75 in the town of South Park, Kansas. Additional fatalities occurred near Lab o Kansas and Burlingame as the storm struck rural areas southwest of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Mttle
South Park
Kas
Here
Labo
Kenosis
Burlingame
Lebo
Walsh Speaks At Ceremony At Sea Aboard Leviathan
Leviathan July 16 AP passengers bound for America enjoyed a Fala night with dinner and dance honoring aviators Byrd Chamberlin Neville Acosta and Dalden. Senator Walsh of Montana delivered the evening’s sole speech praising aviation’s peacetime constructive impact and genuine global contribution.
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Leviathan
America
Byrd
Clarence Chamberlin
Neville
Acosta
Dalden
Thea Rasche
Frauleia
Mernes
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Sriumph
Hernes
Chinese Nationalists May Seize Missions in Six Cities
Chinese nationalists in Foochow indicated plans to seize missionary properties in six cities of North Fu en province affecting American British German French and Spanish nationals. A Reuters dispatch from Shanghai reports an armistice arrangement between Chiang Kai-Shek and Chang Sung Chang in Shantung based on Chinese reports.
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Foochow
Fuen Province
London
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chang ‘sung-Chang
Shantung
Reuter
Eking
Ford apologizes to Jews as Sapiro drops libel suit
Aaron Sapiro abandons his $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford after Ford issues a second apology retracting all personal charges. The Dearborn Independent had alleged a Jewish ring and later withdrew the claim, in a Chicago context reported July 16.
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Sapiro
Chicago
Aaron Sa Ypito
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Miles City Prepares to Honor Army Men
Miles City Montana July 16 AP Tongallon cowboy Stetaous will be presented to Lieuta Maitland and Hegenberger by Custer post 6 American Legion. Trans-Pacific Army flyers will pass through en route east and stop briefly. Hats presented by Danial O'Hern. Roundup handkerchiefs given to the wives of the men. Army culatera head to Washington to report to the War Department.
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Washington
War Department
Damage in Duluth from Hourlong Storm
Duluth Minnesota July 16 damage ran into the thousands as one hour of steady rain caused streams to overflow flooding basements sewers and streets and washing away yards of earth. An unofficial estimate set the loss at about 300000 dollars.
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Duluth
Minn
Paul Baeumer German Ace Killed in Air Show Crash
Copenhagen reports German ace Paul Baeumer died during a 3000 metre altitude stunt when his plane lost power and plunged into waters of the Oreind. He had recently claimed a world altitude record for light aircraft at 24 278 feet and a new world speed record with a passenger.
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Paul Baeumer
Copenhagen
Paul Bacumer
Baeumer
Ope Passengger
Pilol
Indiana Probe Opens As Remy Takes New Lead
In Hanapolis Indiana July 1 AP Marion County Prosecutor William Remy began pursuing the Libe ai investigation into charges by D C Stephenson that political corruption infected Indiana officials at state county and city levels. He met with Mildred Meade Indianapolis confidante of Brephangan who reportedly shed light on the case but details were not disclosed. Meade, once linked to the Stephenson charges, had fled the city before returning to guide the prosecutor to a safety deposit box Stephenson kept in a local bank which, when opened, yielded an empty box. Continued on Pace Eight.
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Ind
Marion County
William If Remy
Libre Ai
Esac
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Remy
Mildred Meade
Indianapolis
Brephengan
Miss Meade
Ming Meadé
Stephenson
Mines advance on liberal chief in Nicaragua clash
Managua July 16. General Sandina, a former liberal, has told Major G. Hatfield of the US Marines at Flacotal that he will not surrender. Marines were moving toward Sandino's headquarters with a detachment of Nicaraguan soldiers.
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Nicaragua
Sandina
Americary
San Fernando
G. 13. Hatfield
Flacotal
Sandino
Smith Tells of His Plane's Crash in Pacific Flight
Honolulu July 16 AP Ernest L Smith and Emory B Bronte two trans oceanic flyers explained today that frantic SOS calls and a sudden stop made it seem they had crash landed. Their radio failed at the critical moment preventing any contact after they were cut off.
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Honolulu
Ernest L. Smith
Emory B. Bronte
Smith
Bronte
Buck Private Named Rainbow Division Leader at Reunion
Des Moines on July 16 Barry Blumenthal of Chicago a former buck private was elected national president of the Rainbow division veterans at the annual reunion. Blumenthal an attorney served in the 14th field artillery.
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Barry Blumenthal
Chicago
Buck
Veterans of the Rainbow Division
Blumenthal
14T Field Artillery
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
Weekly forecast shows local shower and thunderstorm chances at the start of the week with temperatures above normal. The middle and end of the week look mostly fair with near normal temperatures.
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Rocky Mountain
Martial law in Vienna as riots rage after clashes
As rioting continues in Vienna, martial law is imposed with police instructed to quell disturbances ruthlessly. Reports peg fatalities around 250 with the Palace of Justice burning and borders controlled. Italy considers action to reopen trains amid the unrest.
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Palace of Justice
Italy
Seipel
Belgrade
Dry Force Faces Civil Service Delays on Funds Gap
Washington report notes treasury obstacles hinder placing the prohibition bureau on a civil service basis by October 1 as required by law. Lack of funds slows the congressional mandate and postpones transfer of enforcement activities to civil service until a new appropriation is provided.
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The
Treasury
Congress
County to Sell 1200 Abandoned Lots at Tax Sale
County officials plan to auction about 1,200 Helena parcels abandoned by delinquent owners. County Attorney Padbury requested an attorney general opinion on proper valuation for the sale. The attorney general will issue guidance in a continuation on page eight.
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Helena
George W. Padbury
L. A Foot
Storm Dispels Heat as Lightning Kills Three in New York
A New York thunderstorm ending a three day heat siege caused at least three deaths from lightning in Tompkinsville Staten Island and Brooklyn, while heat-related fatalities rose to 74 across the northeast. The storm knocked out power and caused thousands in damage as temperatures plummeted from 84 to 73 in hours. Beache s and resorts were expected to draw crowds despite lingering heat concerns.
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Louis Abinoliffi
Antoinette
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William Alchermes
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Pennsylvania
Mead Improvement Report After Kidney Trouble Sickness
Denver July report says Dr Elwood Mead United States commissioner of reclamation weathered a kidney ailment and spent a comfortable night at a city hospital. He was admitted on arrival yesterday and is not in critical condition.
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Elwood Mead
United States Commissioner of Reclamation
Tr Mead
Four Killed as Train Hits Coupe in Elyria Ohio
Four people die after a New York Central mail train strikes a small coupe near Elyria Ohio late today. Two identified victims are Stephen Chura 45 and his wife Mary 30. Believed to be their children Mildred 10 and Alexander 6 rounded out the fatalities.
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Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stephen Chura
Mary
New York Central
Here
Mildred
Alexander
Hunger strike claimed for Sacco and Vanzetti
Boston reports that Bartolomeo Vanzetti began a hunger strike at Charlestown State Prison while Sacco faces death row for 1920 murder. The defense committee cites his intent to starve rather than accept evidence deemed false. governor Fuller has granted a one month respite to review trial records. Warden Hendry disputes the hunger strike claim.
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Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Nicola Sacco
Inday
Charlestown
Sacco-Vanzetti
Net
Fuller
Vanzetti
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Robert Grant
Samuel Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William Hendry
Charlestown State Prison
Sacco-Vanzeuli Defense Committee
Vaneetti
Serted
Aged Canton Police Chief Convicted in Mellett Murder
Former Canton police chief Ser amus A. Lengel was found guilty of the murder of Canton editor Don R. Mellett on the murder’s one year anniversary. The 59 year old veteran faces life in prison after a four hour jury deliberation. A motion for a new trial was set for July 22 as defense seeks to overturn the verdict.
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Ohio
Seramus A. Lengel
Don R. Mellett
Mollet
R. F. Hahn
Ohin Prison
Lengel
Mellett
Police Department
Clevenger
Proxy Pays Visit to Farmers in Tariff Row
President Coolidge visited Ardmore to join a farmers picnic and hear Governor Bulow demand tariff revision to aid agriculture while Senator Norbeck rebutted that democratic tariffs are worse than Republican tariffs. The president watched the heated exchange in silence as the two sides argued tariffs.
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Coolidge
Bulow
South Dakota
Norbeck
Student dies from accidental pistol loading on porch
Butte July 16 AP Clark Mo Evans 16 a high school student died today from a gunshot wound suffered while loading a pistol on the porch at his home July 8. The bullet pierced his hand and tetanus developed.
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Butte
Clark Moevans
Cattle Sale on Crow Reservation Tops Regional Trade
In Rulings Montana on July 16 AP says Ed L Dana bought all yearlings and two year olds from Frank Heinrich herd on the Crow reservation for about 300000 dollars. The yearlings sold for 50 dollars per head and the two year olds for 65 dollars, a strong price for the region.
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Frank Heinrich
Crow
Ed. L. Dana
Birlings
Rigler Obsequies Set For Tuesday in East Helena
Frank Rigler a Helena baseball player will be buried Tuesday at 10 AM from St Cyril and Methodius Church East Helena with Rev Lionel Legris officiating pallbearers listed as Edward Maramek Rudolph Car William Condan John Serenar Verne Sullivan John Rush and an honorary corps of East Helena and Helena Independent players. The deceased body remains at Opp and Conrad Funeral Home until Monday afternoon then moves to the parents Mr and Mrs John Rigier East Helena.
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Frank Rigles
East Helena
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