Cabinet Rows Over Directing Nation's Riches
Washington June 29. A dispute within the Harding cabinet centers on who will manage a 150 billion dollar fortune tied to national forests and grazing lands. Mr Fall of interior pushes government control, seeking to place wealth under the interior secretary. Mr Wallace of agriculture resists, favoring distribution to private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Taylor
Washington
Harding
People's
Fall
Interior Department
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Mr. Fall
Japs Prepare Fete for American Naval Class in Japan
The Annapolis class of 81 travels to Yokohama on July 2 with a packed schedule. Officials plan official entertainments in Tokyo lasting a week, then private tours to Nikko Miyanoshita Kyoto and Nara. The Henderson will depart Nagasaki July 19 after Inland Sea cruise.
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Tokio
Annapolis
Japan
Henderson
Yokohama
Senator Weller
Baron Urru
Nikko
Miyanoshita
Kyoto
Nara
Nagasaki
China Ports
Manila
Imperial Hotel
Commodore Perry
Kurihama
Yokosuka
Edwin Denby
Imperial Palace
Takahashi
Count Uchida
Charles Beecher Warren
American-Japanese Society
Japan-American Friendly Relations Committee
Viscount Shibuswa
Baron Kato
Prince Tokugawa
Admiral Baron
Mary Ellis Placed in Belasco All Star The Merchant of Venice
Mary Ellis from the Stuart Walker Company is set to join David Belasco for his all star production of The Merchant of Venice with Shylock to be played by David Warfield and Portia by Mary Servoss. Ellis will return to the Murat before flying to New York for rehearsals. Norma Talmadge shifts to royal roles in The Voice from the Minaret while Loew's State Theater plans a fall reopening after a cleaning and renovations. At the Murat today Erstwhile Susan stars with Elizabeth Patterson as vaudeville and films, with other venues offering a mix of shows and movies.
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David Belasco
Mary Ellis
Ulrich
Belasco
Stuart Walker
the Murat
Cincinnati
George Gaul
Spring Byington
Felasco
David Warfield
Shylock
Mary Servoss
Portia
Miss Ellis
New York
Norma Talmadge
Norma
Minaret
Herb Jennings
Loew's State Theater
Loew's
Park Theater
Susan
Elizabeth Patterson
The
Murat
B. F. Keith's
Lyric
Rialto
Colonial
Circle
Beauty Shop
Apollo
Ohio
Isis
Mexico
Municipal Theater
Brookside Park
Class of 81 reunion to be held in Japan
Uryu of the famed class of 81, veteran of the Russo Japanese War, will host the annual reunion of his class in Japan inviting all members to attend the gathering.
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Uryu
Japan
McCumber Leads Early In North Dakota Primary
Port J McCumber held a strong early lead in the North Dakota Republican Senate race over Lynn J Frazier as 187 of 2 296 precincts reported McCumber 15895 to 872. a 7153 vote margin. Also Louis Coleman 629 and Darnell Sr were arrested on charges of petit larceny tied to alleged thefts from the Kingan Company plant.
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Fargo
N. D
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
McCumber
Frazier
Louis Coleman
Darnell Sr
Kingan Company
Water thrills on surf board aquaplane ride at university
Aquaplane pulls a surf board at high speed in Puget Sound as I S students at the University of Washington try a new f2 sport.
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Puget Sound
I ~S
University Ofington
Evansville Gains Power To Build River Wharves
Evansville can under the law build and operate riverfront wharves and warehouses. Attorney General U. S. Lesh and state auditor Jesse E. Eschbach announced the authority. A local movement seeks city control of the river front against private interests pushing for riverfront access.
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Evansville
Lesh
U. S. Lesh
Jesse E. Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
Filling Station Witnesses Odd Small Animal
Employees at Keystone gasoline station Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue reported a peculiar animal seen emerging from a mud puddle. Described as doglike yet too small, it appeared larger than a rat but smaller than a cat and unsettled the workers.
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Keystone
Sixteenth St
Central Ave
Japan Accepts Three Treaties at Tokyo Privy Council
The Japanese privy council accepted naval, submarine and poison gas treaties from the Washington conference. Frank Thomas of 715 N Nobles St was arrested for grand larceny after attempting to pawn an electric drill allegedly stolen Feb 19 from Earl O Haver of 935 Superior St. The drill, valued at 45 dollars, was pawned in a Massachusetts Avenue store for 10 dollars.
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Tokio
Frank Thomas
N. NoblesBt
Earl O'Haver
O'Haver
Massachusetts Avenue
Fatal Stairway Fall Probed by City Coroner
Dr. Paul Robinson investigates the death of 45 year old William Richardson of 1461 N New Jersey St after a stairway fall. Richardson suffered injuries at the scene and died at City Hospital last night.
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Paul Robinson
William Richardson
New Jersey St
Richardson
Selection of site for new Scottish Rite Cathedral held in abeyance
Action on choosing a site for the Scottish Rite Cathedral will be postponed through the summer months. The delay follows an interim decision indicating the process will pause until autumn.
Big Five Plan in Mexico Kidnaping Turmoil
United News reports a Wall Street meeting between Mexican finance minister Adolfo de la Huerta and a committee of five major oil firms. Mexicans claim a deal setting five companies Standard, Mexican Petroleum, Sinclair, Texas Company, and Atlantic Refining to curb exploration in New Mexican fields with tax and leasing advantages. oil men deny any agreement or meeting of minds.
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Raymond Clapper
United News
New York
Mexico
Washington
Adolfo de la Huerta
Wall St
The
Standard
Mexican Petroleum
Sinclair
Texas Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Mexico City
Obregon
Ex-DOJ Official Bielaski Escapes Bandits in Mexico
A. Bruce Bielaski, ex head of the U S Bureau of Investigation, reports to the American embassy on his escape from bandits near Cuernavaca while held for ransom. He arrived from Tetecia after fleeing when he overheard plans to kill him.
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Mexico City
Mexico
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Cuernavaca
Amer
Tetecia
School Children to Join in Patriotic Celebration
One thousand school children will participate in a patriotic demonstration at the monument on July 4 from 9 to 10 am under the American Legion Auxiliary. The pupils will form four sections depicting key elements of U S history, with a final rehearsal Sunday at 2 30 pm at Shortridge High School auditorium. Claude K E Palmer will direct music and singing. Mrs L J Koster chairs the general committee with members Mrs R J Jeffries Mrs M E Thornton Mrs John P Ragsdale Mrs R W Brooks Mrs Claire Thurston Mrs J J Kautz Mrs Edna Shimer and Mrs Edith Fry contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
United States
Shortridge High School
Claude KE. .Palmer
L. J. Koster
R. J Jeffries
M. E. Thornton
John P. Ragsdale
R. W. Brooks
Claire Thurston
J. J. Kautz
Edna Shimer
Edith Fry
Palmer
Denby to Be Honored by Japanese Welcome in Yokohama
Secretary of the Navy Denby and his party will be greeted by a naval welcome when the transport Henderson arrives at Yokohama on Sunday. High Japanese and American officials will attend a reception for the visitors.
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Tokio
Brandenburg Arrested Over Tire Meter at G J Tire Plant
John Brandenburg 19 of 430 N Meridian St was arrested on petit larceny after claiming he traded for a motometer found in front of the G J Tire Company factory. P A Pierce, a factory employee, identified the item as his.
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John Brandenburg
Meridian St
G. & J. Tire Company
P. A. Pierce
Brandenburg
24 year old Freed hailed as Henry Ford of radio
Joseph D. R. Freed, a 24 year old radio pioneer, started with little money and a half desk. He designed low cost, solid sets, built a Navy radio program, then expanded to meet rising demand, likening production to Ford autos. He is now developing affordable tube crystal detector sets, a hornless speaker, and a long range amplifier.
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Joseph D.R. Freed
NEA Service
New York
Henry Ford
Joseph D. R
Freed
Lke
Ford
Two Forms of Waves For Radiophone and Telegraph
Paul F. Godley explains undamped waves as superior for radio telephony and telegraphy and notes damped waves fail for radio telephony. He contrasts spark transmitters with undamped oscillations, describing spark gaps, energy sources, condensers, and the decremeter used to measure decay, while noting damped waves suffer greater absorption.
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Paul F. Godley
America
Undamped Wave Antenna System and Energy Disturbances
The text explains an undamped wave antenna where energy input keeps oscillations equal and persistent. It notes that disturbances in the ether arise from condenser discharges and energy reapplication in sync with oscillations, producing nondecaying waves. Damping depends on system characteristics and affects efficiency.
Radio Schedule Highlights Indianapolis Stations
Indianapolis Hatfield WOH offers daily musical programs with 10 15 a m market reports and 10 30 a m women items plus 4 15 police notices and 4 50 baseball scores. Ayres Hamilton WLEK features musical blocks, weather forecasts, and baseball results with time and weather updates.
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Indianapolis
Hatfield
WOH
Ayres-Hamilton
WLEK
Radio Primer Hertzian Waves
Radio frequency waves named for Heinrich Hertz who discovered electromagnetic waves in 1887. The term Hertzian waves reflects his pioneering work in radio theory and wave propagation.
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Heinrich Hertz
Dallas Man Joseph Swope Dies After Stroke
Funeral services planned in Cincinnati for Joseph Swope 72 a retired Dallas Texas businessman who died at his daughter's home Mrs Aaron Wolfson 38409 Washington Blvd after an apoplectic stroke. Swope was active in Texas Masonic organizations. Survived by his daughter and wife.
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Joseph Swope
Dallas
Texas
Aaron Wolfson
Washington Blvd
Cincinnati
Swope
Wolfson
Seventeen Year Locust Expected to Return in Indiana
Washington reports the seventeen year locust will reappear this year in Indiana. The Bureau of Entomology notes about thirty broods exist across the United States, appearing in different years and scattered over a wide area.
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Washington
Indiana
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
United States
Tire Theft Report At Meridian And Thirty First
Perry Lesh of Lesh Paper Company told police a thief took a car tire and removed one from his vehicle parked at Meridian and Thirty First Streets.
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Perry Lesh
Lesh Paper Company
Jim
Meridian
Thirty-First Sts
Richard Harmon Dies at 69 After Sudden Illness
Richard Harmon 69 of 3836 Newland Ave. collapsed at home this morning and died following an attack of stomach trouble. Police said no foul play is suspected.
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Richard Harmon
Newland Ave
City seeks tax levy on cemetery land to curb burials
Mayor Shank announced a plan to keep tax exemption on 200 acres north of Crown Hill Cemetery by asking the council to prohibit burials in the tract. The Crown Hill Cemetery Association holds the land for cemetery expansion and burial grounds are normally tax exempt.
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Crown Hill Cemetery Association
Thirty-Eighth St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Shank
Roberts Named General Agent and Detroit Terminal Superintendent
Ft Wayne, June 29. T A Roberts, long time superintendent of the Ft Wayne division since March 1917, is appointed general agent for the new Detroit terminal and superintendent of the Toledo division. Succeeding him will be R H Pinkham, formerly Norfolk division superintendent.
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Ft. Wayne
T. A. Roberts
Pennsylvania Railway System
Detroit
Toledo
R. H. Pinkham
Norfolk
Pennsylvania
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