Dr John G Locke released after tax probe in Colorado
Dr John G Locke grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado was released from U S marshal custody after explaining to Judge J Foster Symes his failure to appear in court on time in a federal income tax investigation. Locke claimed he was in Colorado Springs to defend a criminal case and sought an injunction to stop records disclosure. The case, involving bank records, resumes tomorrow as Locke faces injunction arguments. Closing out entire stock of gent’s furnishings at Crawford's big sale.
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Rever
Colo
John G Locke
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado
United States
J. Foster Symes
Locke
Tedge Symies
James N Brown
Denver
Symes
Bond
Locké
Col. Springs
Cnse
States ‘National Bank
Dr. Locke
Int
Federal Investinm
New Hair Removal Discovery Promises Clear Skin
A fragmentary advertisement touts a product claiming to remove facial and body hair without odor or irritation. It markets a "combination" of rare Oriental ingredients applied to roots, promising painless, permanent-looking results and urging purchase at local drug stores.
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Aia
Rig ‘Stere
Adletike Relief Promises Gas Stop and Digestive Aid
A testimonial claims Adletike removes gas in ten minutes and clears old waste, ending years of stomach discomfort. The ad asserts it relieves constipation and related gut issues, noting rapid relief and improved mood. Contact Chatfield Drug on Main Street for purchase.
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Mra
EL Lole
Ominous Quiet in Shanghai Signaled by Cable
A state department cable from Consul General Cunningham described Shanghai as exceedingly serious with unrest likely to spread beyond the international settlement. About 50,000 Chinese workers were involved in strikes, shops were closed, and foreign protection included 200 American sailors along with Italian forces ashore. Navy units and British cruisers were noted in the area, while Dr. T G McMartin was the only American wounded reported.
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Shanghai
State Department
Cunningham
International
International Settlement
T. G. McMartin
Wilbur
Kellogg
Washington
Navy Department
Elcano
Parade of Shrine Officers Named for 1926 Convention
Nobles in the Imperial Divan named amid rain at Pan American temple for the 1926 Shrine convention. James C. Burger of Denver was chosen imperial potentate, with Daniel W. Crosland and Clarence N. Dunbar among officers elected. Other posts to authorities include Frank C. Jones, Lee V. Youngworth, and William S. Brown, reflecting a broad slate across cities from Houston to Boston and Des Moines to Rochester.
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Pandelebie
James C. Burger
Denver
Colo
Imperial
James E. Chandler
Kansas City
Daniel W. Crosland
Montgomery
Ala
Clarence N. Dunbar
Providence
Impérial
Rabban
Frank C. Jones
Houston
Texas
Lee V. Youngworth
Los Angeles
William 5. Brown
Pittsburgh
Benjamin. W. Powell
Boston
Imperial Recorder
Eaton
J. Fletcher
Rochester
Imperial Oriental Guide
Thomas J. Houston
Chicago
Earl C. Mills
Des Moines
Iowa
Clifford Ireland
Peoria
Ill
John W. Sebrell, Jr
President Addresses Navy Men on Peace and Readiness
President Coolidge urged military preparedness while elevating the navy as an instrument of righteousness. He called for peace through reason, stressing citizen-soldier duty, restraint in standing forces, and moral strength as essential to national and international security.
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Washington
Everett Sanders
Adolphus Andrews
America
Fleet to Practice Antiaircraft At Sea Start Monday
Honolulu dispatch reports the majority of the fleet will sail Monday for anti aircraft practice likely to last three days.
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Honolulu
Associated ‘Press
Why Chorus Graves Expensive Clothes Are Worn
A long discussion notes chorus girls as the best dressed, with stage costumes and daily attire showing extravagant cost. Producers spend heavily on costuming, averaging eight to twelve dress sets per performer with prices between 75 and 500 dollars, highlighted by The Passing Show at the Marlow.
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New York Winter Garden
Belgium Beaten as Arms Visa Clause Wins Support
In debate over arms export controls at the conference Belgium, backed by the United States, pressed to delete a provision requiring government sanction for arms usable in war. France and England opposed. The Belgian motion failed 16 to 12, then reversed to 35 to 11 after a roll call, prompting M. Boncour to say the convention betrays security aims.
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Belgium
United States
France
England
General Committee
Hugh S. Gibson
M. Boncourt
Gibson
M. Boncour
Hold Man Who Says He Is Thaw's Son Vaudeville Tonight
A Pittsburg theater offers a strong vaudeville bill headlined by Conway Tearle in a feature film with the act The Cotton Pickers. The show includes Bolliger the slack-rope clown and a minstrel routine, with dancers M key and Elsie Mc Garry and a musical duo Lucille and Mildred Wiseman delivering high caliber songs and violin numbers.
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Conway Tearle
School For Wives
Marlow
The
Tribune of
Great Falls
Grand
PT. Barnum
Bolliger
Grand Theater
Pittsburg
Associated Press
Harry K. Thaw
Washington
C. T. James
Winchester
Edward E. Mayer
Key
Elsie McGarry
Bert Coleman
Peter J. Smith
Ray Kelly
Walter Swartz
Lucille
Mildred Wiseman
Governors Endorse Defense Day Plans
Governors voiced approval or concerns on July 4 defense test plans. Governor Trump of Connecticut questioned the date for a nationwide holiday amid Fourth of July tourism, while Oklahoma New Mexico and New Hampshire governors supported the plan. Maryland's Governor Ritchie said he would confer with his adjutant general.
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Washington
Associated Press
Trumbull
Connecticut
War Department
Oklahoma
New Mexico
New Hampshiire
Ritchie
Maryland
Shepherd Lawyer Says It All Plot Of Olson Case
The 28 year plot to seize the McClintock estate valued at $1,000,000 is outlined as Shephard, with a lawyer asserting the plan. The chief justice labored and Shephard was indicted and stands trial. Today yielded no jury progress as court adjourned at noon to allow A. Ross Hoyt, the first juror chosen, to attend a funeral along with the others in the panel.
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McClintock
Shepherd
A. Ross
Hoyt
Alleged swindlers led in Chicago and other cities
Five suspected members of a swindling ring described as confidence men and blackmailers were rounded up today by police and federal agents in Chicago. A leader, John J Gilligan, linked to Miami Havana New York and Los Angeles, was seized in a South Shore residence. Also mentioned are references to Dr Gray Charles Warren and related criminal pursuits. News items also note Governor Austin Peay defending the evolution trial in Dayton Tennessee and a Swiss telescope invention aiding working women with household duties.
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Chicago
John J
Ftc
Gilligan
Miami
Havana
New York
Los Angeles
Charles Warren
Dr. Gray
South Shore
Heat wave claim eight lives in Towal and eastern states
A severe heat wave and storms cause multiple fatalities across the Midwest and East. Eight deaths in Towal, four in Nebraska, heat prostration toll rising east of the Mississippi, with New York reporting its first summer heat fatality. Weather bureau warns no relief for days and several injured in Omaha windstorm. New York society notes include Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt sailing for India and Isabella Rockefeller's engagement.
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Turnséasonade I Heights
Towal
Nebraska
General Electric
Mississippi
New York
Associated Press
New York City
Maurétania
Washington
Bureau Tonight
Little Roosevelts
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Srinagar
India
Central Asian Highlands
Forget Their Clot and a Love Nest Flight
Miss Anderson and Sailstad pursued a planned marriage after release from custody. Sailstad, former arson convict, fled from Hau October 1930s Wisconsin, lived with Anderson in a California love nest, and hid a man’s body in his cottage before setting it ablaze. Insurance probes aided his capture.
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Miss Anderson
M. H. Clifford
Osakesh
Love Nest
Sallstad
State Reformatory
California
Hau Claire
Wis
Fatal Hold Up Near Peoria Ends in Slaying
A late night shooting in Peoria left Clarence Orr, 24, of Seattle dead and taxi driver Floxed Lucas fatally wounded during an attempted robbery of a taxi in Richmond. F. O. Edgroemb, blind editor of the Geneva Nebraska Signal, was elected president of the National Editorial Association.
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Clarence Orr
Seattle
Wash
Floxed
Lucas
Richmond
Associated Press
F. O. Edgroemb
Geneva
Nebraska
Signal
National Editorial Association
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