Americans in Buenos Aires Guarded After Bombing
In Buenos Aires on July 23 heavy guards protected major American sites including the United States embassy and the residence of Charge D’Affaires P. L. Cable after a bomb exploded at the George Washington statue last night. Police raided radical centers and detained several men for examination as threats against American institutions increased following the incident. An unexploded device found before the Ford Automa- Tele agency wrapped in Japanese papers referenced the Sacco Vanzetti trial.
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Buenos Aires
United States
P. L. Cable
George Washington
Secco- Vanxetti
Ford Automa- Tele
Japan
Sacco- Vanzetti
President Coolidge climbs high in Black Hills spectacle
Mists and rugged terrain frame a strenuous day as President Coolidge tackles mountains, trout fishing, and a lumber wagon push in the Black Hills near Mistle SD. Cameramen capture rare images as he pauses amid crags and muddy streams, with continued coverage promised.
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Miste SD
Black Hilla
Coolidge
White House
Slate Canyon
Oanridge
Queen Maria rules out Roumania regency in interview
In Bucharest Queen Maria, in a room beside Ferdinand's improvised chapel, says she never sought the regency and would not in the future. She notes she could have taken it during the king's lifetime or in his testament, but speaks as widow and co-ruler in recent years.
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Bucharest
Maria
Associated Press
Ferdinand
Roumania
Parley Turns Violent in Grand Prairie Klan Parade
A Grand Prairie clash erupted when a Ku Klux Klan parade was attacked by spectators. Several injured as bricks bottles and a pistol and knife were involved. Deputies from Dallas contained the scene with one man held amid the melee.
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Dallas
Texas
Grand Prairie
Here
Ku Klux Klensmen
Dorada
Pev‘eral
Jury in Birger Case Still Out as Gangsters Face Death
Judge Miller delays verdict in the Birger case as Charles Birger and two associates Art Newman and Ray Hyland await a decision. The jury, impaneled at 2 PM, was ordered kept in the room overnight after a day of prosecutorial urging for the death penalty in the murder of Mayor Fies Adams of West City.
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Birger
Fies Adams
West City
Charles III. Miles
Roy C. Martin
Ima
Weird Swindler in Custody and His Confessed Crimes
Charles H. Miller a 45 year old man with a polished manner surrendered to Spokane police claiming guilt in bigamy across two states and fraud in several others. He says he wants penitentiary in another state and confesses to posing as a Christian Science practitioner, marrying multiple women and stealing up to $2000 from several victims while authorities note warrants in Oakland Birmingham Missoula and other places. Local Missoula Christian Science practitioner Flora Carnahan denies any prior dealings and calls his confession a falsehood.
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Spokane
Charles H. Miller
Clara Bowen
Fort Worth
Texas
Miller
Louise Morriggn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mary
Buccamenta
Cal
Chris Yan
California
Oakland
Missoula
Flora B. Carnahan
Mitchell
Two Butte youths save pair from Georgetown Lake accident
Ivor Martinson and Alex Meagher of Butte rescued Charles Youlden Jr and Jack Knieval Jr when their boat overturned on Georgetown Lake while the four were angling in the same area. The youths assisted until help arrived, preserving lives in this lakeside incident.
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Anaconda
Ivor Martinson
Alex Meagher
Butte
Charles Youlden, Jr
Jack Knieval, Jr
Georgetown Lake
Wyoming vets tax exemption repeal urged at convention
Tharmopolia Wyoming July 28 AP Repeal of the state law granting 2000 tax exemption to all World War I veterans in Wyoming was demanded by the Wyoming County Commissioners Association in a resolution at its annual convention. The body favored a war bonus for Wyoming ex service men and said it would favor legislative candidates who support repeal of the law.
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Tharmopolia
Wyo
Wyoming
Teels
Oil Chief Believes Industry Prosperous Future
Oil industry leaders and New York officials unveiled a tercentenary monument beside Woodland Spring and the first productive well in America. The ceremony honored early exploration on lands long associated with the Indian race and marked the industry’s tribute to a three-century history and promising prospects ahead.
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America
New York
Governors Gather for Annual Powwow at Mackinac Island
Governors from 17 states gather with Michigan officials led by Governor Fred W. Green for the annual conference aboard the steamer Eastern. They plan to discuss national concerns including flood relief and election fraud, with sessions and discussions starting tomorrow on Mackinac Island.
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Detroit
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Mackinac Island
Yaeas
Mackinac Yelena
Kicy
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region
A coming week brings mostly fair skies in the Northern Rocky Mountain region with occasional local thunderstorms. Temperatures run above normal, producing warm days and slightly unsettled nights across widespread areas.
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Rocky Mountain Region
Montana Bankers Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The 241st annual Montana Bankers Association convened and concluded with officer elections. E H Westbrook of Midland National Bank Billings was named president, W A Brübaker of Terry State Bank as vice president, and John Romersa of Bank of Commerce Kalispell as secretary-treasurer for a third term. Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park selected as next year’s meeting site.
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E. H. Westbrook
Billings
John Romersa
Kalispell
Montana
Midland National Bank of Billings
W. A. Brubaker
Wce
Terry State Bank
Bank of Commerce of
A. R. McDonald
Montana National Bank of Billings
Fred T. Sterting
American Bankers’ Association
John G. Reitsch
Miners’ and Merchants’ Bank of Roundup
State Bank
Association
Montana Bankers Association
National Bank Division
Bright
First National Bank of
Miles City
Teats Fail to Break Air Endurance Record
In Dreasau Germany on July 23 AP reports Friederich Loose and Johann Risticz attempt to surpass the world endurance mark of over 51 hours. Their flight ended after about 20 hours when a feeding tube malfunction forced a landing near midnight.
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Dreasau
Germany
Friederich Loose
Johann Risticz
Junkera Air
Clarance D. Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Brisk Grass Fire Flares East of Missoula Near Garden City
A grass fire started east of the former beet factory in Missoula on July 23 and was driven by strong winds into a 100 acre blaze. It destroyed three sheds including two sheep shelters and a shed with a Chinese resident in it. The fire department contained the flames before they reached the city edge.
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Missoula
Aimee McPherson Returns as Temple Leader Sparks Faction
In Los Angeles the Angelus temple insurrection cooled as evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson returned and announced her mother Minnie Kennedy was replaced by Rev. C. E. Jaynes as business manager. Kennedy led church opposition over finances and routine affairs, while McPherson prepared to resume official duties.
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Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
C. E. Jaynes
Jaynes
Kennedy
Hunter pursues coyote in plane spectacle
Aldney July 29. William Combs, a local air enthusiast, chased a coyote from an unfenced field in his Waco plane. He stayed 10 to 12 feet above ground, maneuvering for a landingless pursuit as the coyote zigzagged away, then rolled and fled while the plane reached about 100 mph.
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Aldney
William Combs
Jocal Air Enthuasiant
Tolans
Combs
Coyote
Evades Cops Ten Years Then Captured in Butte Chase
Butte July 24 After evading officers in several states Junior Overson alias James Overson was captured Thursday after a long chase. He had been a fugitive ten years, missing while free on bond of 1500 dollars in a burglary case. Undersheriff W C Payne of Fillmore Utah announced the capture.
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Butte
Junior Overson
James Overson
Overson
W. C. Payne
Filmore
Utah
Butte Woman Found Dead. Officials Rule Natural Causes
Edith Nutterville, a public school teacher, was found unconscious near the St. Patrick rectory early Saturday and died two hours later in a local hospital. Investigators concluded death resulted from natural causes linked to goitre and heart trouble, per relatives.
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Butts
Edith Nutterville
St. Patrick Rectory
Miss Nutterville
Subway Strike Threat Looms Over New York City
New York July 23 AP The threat of a subway strike hangs over the city as Interborough Rapid Transit officials refuse to participate in conferences with Amalgamated Association of Street, Subway and Garage Employees. The dispute centers on union recognition and collective bargaining rights for transit company employees.
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New York
Elty
James I. Brackenbush
Interborough Rapid ‘Transit Cmpany
Amalgamated Association of
Amalgamated
Transit
tha Brother+ Jiood
1. RT
Company Union
Transit Companier
Ban Lifted From Negro Elks Outfit In New York Conven
In Piaing New York July 23 AP The Supreme Court Justice James Taylor temporarily suspended an injunction granted July 20 1908 to allow the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World a Black fraternal group to hold a national convention in New York City next month The injunction had barred the Negro Elks from using the Elks name and regalia similar to the white Elks Officials said the white Elks felt no ill will toward the Negro group and the delay was to permit orderly proceedings arising from the court order
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Piaing
Supreme Court
James Taylor
Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World
New York City
Grand Jorge
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
White Elks, Times Change. Harry W. Howard
Washington
Misalestoni
Justice Taylor
Elka
White Elks
National federation selects New Orleans for 1928 convention
The ninth annual convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional clubs ends with New Orleans chosen as the 1928 meeting site, despite prior rejection of Oakland California as a host city.
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Oakland
Cal
New Orleans
National Federation of Business and Professional Clubs
Lindbergh In Danger In Storm On Short Flight
New England fog disrupts Col Charles Lindberghs 100 mile hop from Boston to Portland forcing a landing in Concord New Hampshire after five hours in murky air. He plans to resume to Maine next morning and notes need for radio beacons to ease future landings.
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Concord
N. H
New England
Atlantic Ocean
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boston
Portland
Maine
Lindbergh
Crumpacker Poised to Die After Poison Incident
Rep Crumpacker of Oregon was found incoherent on a San Francisco street and rushed to Central Emergency Hospital for poisoning. Police initially suspected intoxication but hospital records showed sobriety. An unidentified neighbor said Crumpacker warned he was going there until he died and resisted when taken to the hospital.
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San Francisco
M. E. Crumpacker
Congress Tram
Oregon
Central Emergency Hospital
Crumpacker
Ciumpacker
King David 18 Noy Testimony In Cult Dissolution Case
In St Joseph Michigan on July 23 attorneys for the defense in the state's dissolution proceedings again declined to say whether Benjamin Purnell or his wife Mary would testify. About thirty witnesses remain to be examined.
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St. Joseph
Mich
House of David Colony
Benjamin Purnell
Mary
Capt Courtney Hopes to Hop Off On Monday
Southampton July 23 AP Captain Frank T Courtney plans a trans Atlantic hop on the ship Whale weather permitting The radio installation on the ship has been adjusted and worked successfully Marcon expert approval followed a test flight Captain Courtney aims to make a fourth trial tonight and hopes to depart Monday if weather clears Officials warn of a possible thousand miles of rough seas off Ireland if conditions worsen
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Southampton
Frank T. Courtney
Associated Press
Marcon
Conrinay
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American Federation of Labor
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Amazing Enterprises
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Claude Miller
Charles Howard
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Aimee
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