Healthful symptoms in American business seen in week
New York July 24 healthful signs appeared in American business last week with limited demand. Some industries showed momentum as wholesale trade edged forward pending the fall season. Steel mills operated at about 65 to 70 percent capacity while railroad orders remained restrained. Copper and other nonferrous metals rose modestly with copper leading gains. Domestic orders were light despite active late orders in bulk.
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New York
Eenson
Union to Aid Cops in Keeping Peace
New York officials of the Amalgamated Association of Electric Railway Employes of America said they will cooperate with police to prevent violence during a potential subway strike. They plan a conference with Police Commissioner Warren and await Mayor James J. Walker’s proposed talks, fearing the company may provoke violence.
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New York
Amalgamated Association of Etrect and Electric Ry Employes of America
Warren
James J. Walker
Solon Crumpacker’s Tragic Jump Ends in Death at Bay
Representative M B Crumpacker of Oregon died after being pulled from San Francisco Bay near the Golden Gate ferry slip. Witnesses say he jumped from shore or fell from a ferry, after earlier claiming poisoning. He was released from hospital by request and left with friends to a hotel before vanishing into the bay.
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San Francisco
M. BE. Crumpacker
Congress
Oregon
Central Emergency Hospital
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate Ferry
Crumpacker
Delinquent taxes in Lewis and Clark cut by ninety-two thousand
County treasurer Smith reports in two years delinquent taxes in Lewis and Clark were reduced from earlier peaks to 49,797.71 uncollected across all years. Bonds and school bonds dropped, deposits reached 314,766 with 445,681 in securities, and interest earned totaled 8,648.15 as deputies and officials aided the effort.
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Mi Hie
Smith
Smith Taok
Trangesrer
Tregauror Smith
Montana Delegations Seek Lowden Presidential Bid
Jwen L. Scott of the Baltimore Evening Sun reports that Montana leaders urge Frank O Lowden of Illinois to enter the Republican nomination race. Delegations seeking Lowden's candidacy multiply as farm belt unrest grows, tracing back to Illinois bankers at Lowden’s farm and his Europe trip. The movement gains seriousness into the new year.
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Chicago
Jwen L. Scott
Baltimore Evening Sun
Montana
Frank 2. Lowden
Illinois
Seo
Jingissippi
Mr. Scott
Lowden
Lindbergh Lands Unofficially At Old Orchard Beach
Portland Maine July 24 AP Col Charles A Lindbergh could not land at the Scarborough airport after circling two hours and 40 minutes he made an unofficial landing at Old Orchard Beach then traveled by car to Portland where more than 6000 people greeted him He toured the city and spoke at Doering's Oaks before a reception and dinner at the Eastland hotel and an official visit back to Concord tomorrow noon.
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Portland
Maine
Charles A. Lindbergh
Scarborough
Old Orchard Heach
Concord
Angar
Harry Mones
Eastland Hotel
Doering
Tea harvest to bring jobs at Guernsey reservoir plant
Guernsey Wyoming July 24 reports the Burlington Refrigerator Express company plans a large tea processing operation at the Guernsey dam reservoir area next winter. The project will serve several western divisions and employ about 200 men during the harvest season.
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Guernsey
Wyo
Thouganda
Guernsey Dam
Burlngton Refrigerator Expreag Company
Thia
Msqveral
Seattle Clubman Held in Death of Drowned Teacher
F Creigh Nelson wealthy Seattle clubman and three others were held without bail in the death of Miss Violet Maude Payne music and dance teacher who disappeared after a yacht party. Arrested with Nelson were Aimry F Roll captain of Nelsons yacht BE Barrington assistant secretary of the Seattle Yacht Club and Mrs Winena Gorman.
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Seattle
F. Creigh Nelson
Violet Maude Payne
Nelson
Milam Resident Slain Wife Attacked By Three Men
Milan Ga July 2 Three negroes killed prominent Ala mo resident W. Z. Andrews and attacked his wife near Milan. Andrews slain and wife injured before three suspects were captured by a posse led by Shenji CoN Mattia. Suspects moved to Macon for safekeeping. (Continued on page).
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W. Z. Andrews
Alamo
Shenji Con
Mattia
Ated
Macon
Majestic Sinks After Harbor Race Toward Baltimore Dock
The Majestic steamship, carrying nearly a thousand excursionists, began rioting aboard before misfortune struck. After a chaotic scene, the vessel reportedly sank to the harbor bottom, leaving only the stack and pilot house visible. Passengers and crew were evacuated to safety.
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Baltimore
Majestic
Patapsco
Two Mexican Officers Die in Duel at Border Garrison
El Paso July 24 reports say Lieu tenants Calden and Orogo in charge of Palomas military garrison were killed in a pun duel. The confrontation occurred in the garrison building near the village edge. Cause of the dispute remains unknown here.
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el Paso
Texas
Calden
Orogo
Palomas
Columbus
N. M
Settlement of Bernstein libel suit against Ford announced
New York July 24 Samuel Untermyer Bernstein's attorney announced settlement of the $209000 libel suit Bernstein writer editor against Henry Ford over anti Jewish articles in the Dearborn Independent The settlement followed a public retraction by Untermyer Ford agreed to help Bernstein destroy editions of The International Jew The Bernstein suit filed August 18 1923 was the first of several actions against Ford related to the Dearborn campaign The announcement notes a prior Sapiro suit settlement and does not specify amounts
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New York
VPI
Herman Bernstein
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Samuel Untermyer
Bernstein
Untermmyer
Untermyer
Ford Lid
Hernstein
Ford
Bernstein Aid
Detroit
Mich
Adler Ford
Church wedding critique sparks controversy in New York church
In New York on July 24 the Rev. Caleb R. Stetson denounces fashionable church weddings as vulgar and pagan. He condemns ornate displays and florist led ceremonies replacing sacred rites, arguing weddings should occur in halls with proper entertainment and decorum.
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New York
Tomwy Parish
Caleb R. Stetson
Bud Stillman to Wed Lena Wilson in Quebec
Jamies Bud Stillman Princeton student son of New York residents and Lena Wilson daughter of a local farmer will marry Tuesday at Grande Anse Abbe Lamy of Grandes Piles to officiate. Widespread reports of religious dispute proved unfounded as arrangements proceed without opposition. In Chicago Dr A Charles Kubleck, a pioneer surgeon, shot himself after determining he could not recover from illness.
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Bud” Stillman
Princeton
James A. Stillman
New York
Lena Wilson
Grande Anse
Lamy
Chicago
Bia Fown
A. Charles Kubleck
Kennedy Leaves Aimee at Angelus Temple Amid Rift
Minnie Kennedy left her evangelist daughter Aimee Semple McPhersons home and moved to friends. A last conference at Angelus Temple was planned to decide the future role of Mrs Kennedy in the church affair. Slater McPherson plans to relocate from the temple complex as a committee reports dissatisfaction with the Kennedy managerial regime.
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Los Angelos
Minnie Kennedy
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Temple
McPherson
Kennedy
Alate
Slater
Command at Ocotal: Marines hold off rebels in Nicaragua
Marines under Major G. D. Hatfield defended Ocotal against rebel forces until air support from bombing planes arrived. The clash marked a tense engagement as Marines salvaged the outpost amid the fighting in Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua
Marine Corps
G. D. Hatfield
Ocotal
Bandit Birger Death Sentence Shocks West City
In a frenzied trial, Brenton Wyland and Charles Birger were sentenced to death for the murder of Mayor Joe Adama. Jury deliberated 22 hours before verdict. Newman and Wyland faced life terms, with appeals planned. Mother of Wyland wept as the verdict was read.
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Charles Birger
Notorions
Southern Thiels
Art Newmir
Ray Wetland
Ita Benehinen
Joe Adama
West City
Pho Vordiet
Isi P.m
Targer
Onta
Minty
Jade
Miller
Han
Amey- Abie
Lepton
Arma
Maury
Wyland
Birger
Seco
Detherauiang
Wirger
Newman
Uyland
Whror
Siite
Death of City Resident after Fall on Main Street
Charles D. Morgan a long time city resident and former deputy U.S. marshal and city officer died after collapsing while crossing Main Street. He suffered heart trouble and a fall fracturing his skull, witnesses said he pitched backward to the curb. He was taken to St. Joan’s hospital and died around 3 p.m. today.
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Charles D. Morgan
City
Charles
Morgan
United States
Tia
First National Bank
Rose
Rudolph Korsky
St. Joan's Hospital
Cost of Living Declines Slightly in Six Months
Washington July 24 The Statistical Bureau of the Labor Department reports a steady decline in the cost of living over the first six months of the year, continuing a general decrease that began in 1920. For 32 representative cities, prices for food clothing housing fuel light and furnishings show a June figure 1 percent below December 1925, though still above 1927 levels.
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Washington
Statistical Bureau of the Labor Department
United States
Ferdinand laid to rest in Romania after solemn funeral
King Ferdinand founder of New Romania is buried beside King Carol the First. Orthodox service at the royal chapel near Bucharest followed by a special train 150 miles to the medieval town where Romania’s ancient sovereigns lie. Government set Sunday burial allowing hundreds of thousands to attend.
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Rumanis
Ferdinand
New Rumania
Carol
de Rumania
Bucharest
Wiliam
Culbertson
United States
Rumenia
Toule
Romania
German Aviatrix Enters Big Spokane Air Derby
Thea Rasche, German aviatrix, accepted an invitation to participate in the Spokane Washington air derby in September. Maj. John T. Fancher of the Washington National Guard extended the invitation to enter the national air races. Rasche said she would attend the layout and thrilled onlookers with stunt flying including loops and barrell rolls.
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Curtiss Feld
N.Y
Thea Rasche
Tay Trix
Spokane
Washington
John T. Fancher
Washington National Guard
Think Green Will Hold Place Again
Chicago July 24 No opposition is anticipated to the re election of William Green to the presidency of the American Federation of Labor at the annual convention in Los Angeles this fall labor leaders said today
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Chicago
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Los Angeles
Western Relatives Visit Cal Coolidge At Summer White House
A group of relatives led by Milan Brewer visited President Calvin Coolidge at the summer White House in South Carolina. They spoke of old times, attended Hermona Church, and shared lunch on the lodge porch. The travelers included Guy Brewer Georges Brewer Mrs Clement Miles and Mrs Fred Hazey with Doris and Stanley.
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S. C
White House
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Guyw. Brewer
Georges Brewer
Clement Miles
Fulton
Fred Hazey
Wisconsin
Milan Brewer
Isto
John Coolidge
Guy Brewer
Doris
Miles
Hermona
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