Supreme Court Upheld Governor Treasury Notes Valid
The supreme court rules treasury notes advocated by the governor are valid, holding funds for payment of registered warrants and current expenses within constitutional debt limits. Justices uphold that past-accumulated war warrants and current expenses are legitimate for proper government function, rejecting repudiation on technical grounds.
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Supreme Court
Treasury
Matthews
Cotes
State Board
Quake Toll and Rail Work In Montana
Reports from Bozeman and Manhattan describe ongoing tremors with minor damage and widespread fear. Milwaukee line tunnels near Lombard collapsed, six hundred workers cleared tracks while freight reroutes and isolated communities face extensive losses estimated at 300000 dollars. Great Falls recorded multiple shocks with no major damage, while broader notes cover boxing bout plans in Chicago and Russia’s push to boost telecoms.
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Bozeman
Yellowstone Trap
Three Forks
Tlade
Manhattan
Lombard
Gallatin County
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Sixteen Mule Canyon
Milwaukee
Mules City
Butte
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Northan Pacific
Logan
The Little French Girl on Marlow stage contrasts customs
The Mount Marlow presents The Little French Girl adapted from Anne Sedgwick novel with leads Alice Joyce Neil Hamilton Mary Brian and Esther Ralston directed by Herbert Brenon and written by John Russell. The story centers on Alix Vervier a French girl who enters an English home seeking a favorable marriage while clashing English propriety with French freedom and featuring a romance with an English officer and a protective bond with his sister.
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Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Marlow
Alice Joyce
Neil Hamilton
Mary Brian
Esther Ralston
Herbert Brenon
John Russell
Mary Bran
Wendy
Alix Vervier
France
Madamie Vervier
Alix
Anthony Jowitt
Madame
Owen Bradley
Jowitt
Miss Ralston
Toppie
Visting
Santa Barbara Earthquake Realizes Massive Ruin on Main Street
The earthquake wrecked Santa Barbara's core, toppling the Santa Barbara mission towers and the four story San Marcos building while the Arling ton hotel faced near total destruction. The News lost its city desk, while the Press remained intact but powerless. Wreckers cleared bricks as a relief train from Los Angeles ferried police and medical supplies. residents fled hotels in nightwear as phones failed and mains flooded.
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County Bank
San Marcos
Mission Falls
Santa Barbara Mission
Telephone Company
Arkington
Richmond
The
News
Civic Square
Ventura
Press
Los Angeles
Robert Malcolm
Gardner
Arlington
Santa Barbara Quake Briefs: Aid from Federal Units
San Francisco reports the Santa Barbara earthquake did not reach northern or central California with little damage outside the seaside city. The army navy and Red Cross mobilized for relief per President Coolidge. Fifteen tank cars of drinking water dispatched with 30 more daily. train service resumed. LA sent police to Santa Barbara to aid order and protect property. fifteen motorcycle officers assigned.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
California
Seaside
Washington
Army and Navy
American Red Cross
War and Navy Departments
President
Coolidge
Los Angeles
R. Lee Heath
Los Angeles-Santa
C. M. Andera
City Earthquake Toll Grows in San Marcos Ruins
As tremors calm, rescue crews recover Dr. James Angel and Bertram Hancock bodies from the San Marcos Mission ruins. Fire risk restrained. relief stations feed workers while residents seek shelter on lawns and parks.
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James Angel
San Marcos
Charlie Wood
Arlington
Perkins and Hancock Suites Wood
Oty
State Street
Barbara Highway Closed To Prevent Traffic Tailbacks
Los Angeles reports bars on sightseeing motorists to keep Barbara Highway clear after a telegram from Santa Barbara authorities. Major George E. Cryer says relief supplies are en route with 500 gallons of milk and bread and cooked foods being rushed. An extra one page Santa Barbara Daily News edition lists six known dead as presses rolled at 9 am.
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Los Angeels
C. 3. Anjera
Santa Barbara
George E. Cryer
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara Daily News
Russian envoy seeks U.S. sympathy for Soviet recognition
M. Patmagian, private secretary to Krassin, the Russian minister to France, is en route to Washington on a secret mission to persuade American government officials to view recognition of the Soviet regime favorably.
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M. Patmagian
Krassin
France
Washington
Mrs Pinkham Denies Daughter Is Sinful In Divorce Case
New York June 29 The defense seeks to substantiate Ida May Symington’s denial of infidelity amid a divorce suit. Mrs Margaret Pinkham testified she was with Mrs Symington each night before the Florida move and signed a paper about an illegitimate birth under misrepresentation. She said the child is the lawful son of another daughter and the signature followed the husband’s statements. News items note boxing results, promoter issues, and a radio export uptick to Japan.
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New York
Associated Press
Ida May Symington
Thomas H Symington
Supreme Court
Ford
Margaret Pinkham
Toledo woman awarded 50000 in alienation case
The jury awarded Blanche Geller fifty thousand dollars after a one hour verdict. Geller, a Toledo auto dealer, divorced his first wife in 1923 and later married the second wife whom the suit claimed caused the separation.
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Blanche Geller
Toledo
Geller
Geiler
Great court planned for Scopes trial in Dayton
Dayton on June 29 AP says arrangements start to lease a large headquarters for lawyers in the Scopes evolution trial. Engineers will map plans for the proposed auditorium to seat overflow crowds with amplifiers. The building will be rent free on ground provided. Construction must be finished 24 hours before the trial.
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Dayton
Tena
Associated Press
John T Scopes
Kurds Die in Related Incident at Drar Said Square
June 23 reports say Shirk Said and other Kurds, recently convicted of taking part in the Kurdish insurrection, died in a related incident in the public square at Drar Said. Said had been the principal leader of the insurrection.
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Shirk Said
Drar-' Said
Eye-Witness Quake Chronicle of Destruction and Rebuilding
An eyewitness recalls a devastating quake in which State street suffered extensive damage, a bonfire was lit for warmth and cooking, and a planned two and a half million dollar aid proposal by H. H. Cotton and William G. McAdoo is deemed appropriate. The speaker expects rebuilding within a week, promising a town that will be larger and better.
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State Street
H. H. H. Cotton
Hellman Bank
William G. McAdoo
Fresh trouble in Chinese trouble centers alarms abroad
Renewed apprehension grips China as anti foreign demonstrations intensify in centers from Ho-show to Canton. Chinese students flood Holley, threatening further unrest. British consul seeks protection after reports of an attack on Foochow cable station. Chaos grows at Chunking and along the Yangtze where hostility to Japanese rises. Japanese residents are evacuated. Former soldiers still armed aid rioters.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
China
Hoshow
Kiung Chow
Hainan
Kwangtung Gu
Canton
Hongkong
Foochaw
Chunk King
Henkaw
Kialing
Yangtze
Jou
Chumeking
Doeheny Posts Bond for Washington Court Appearance
Oil magnate Edward L. Doeheny appeared before U S Commissioner Raymond I Turney and posted 35000 bond to answer indictment with Albert B Fall, former secretary of the interior, in Washington on October 5.
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Doheny
Bond
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Edward L. Doheny
United States
Raymond I. Turney
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
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