Doheny Reveals Oil Lease Secret and Pearl Harbor Link
Edward L. Doheny says in a Times interview that Rear Admiral John Robinson persuaded him of a looming war threat in 1921 and that the Elk Hills base and Pearl Harbor plan were defense preparations. He notes a deposition on military mobilization was struck from records and criticizes counsel’s advice.
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New York
New York Times Today
Edward L. Doheny
Hivharta
Doheny
Elk's Hill
Pearl Harbor Naval
John Robinson
Naval Bureau of Engineering
Washington
United States
Bik's Hill
New Seiyukai Leader Seeks United Japan US Ties
General Baran Tanaka, elected head of Japan’s Seiyukai, pushes for close economic relations with the United States and China. He merged factions to boost the party’s Diet strength and aims to mend ties with America amid immigration law tensions. The cabinet contains Seiyukai members, while coalition partners seek their own premier.
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Presa Tokyo
Baran Tanaka
Seiyukai
Japan
Tanaka
Baron Takahashi
Kakashin Club
Chuseikai
Keiseikai
Kato
Seiyuhanto
Seiyvakui
Seiyukui
Kase
Baron Tenaka
Ao Recut
United States
America
Coolidge
Irregularities in Eighth District June Business Outlook
The St Louis Federal Reserve reviews June activity in the Eighth District noting drastic weather shifts from late May freezes to heat and showers. It cites gains in iron and steel, auto and retail sales, building activity, and better farm supply movement, with caution on crop prospects and price resistance. Freight and passenger traffic volumes are mixed while coal demand remains current-only.
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Tun Agsnelniod Press
St. Louis
Federal Reserve District
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
Wate Arkanses
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
St. Louis Terminal Railway ‘Association
New Orleans
River Bridge at Eastman Opens After Repairs
The county bridge across the Molson river at the Tennessee Eastman area reopens after repairs. Traffic between Horse Greek and Pactolus routes is resumed with the new pine flooring and a large crew finishing ahead of schedule.
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Molston Rive
Tennessee Eastman
Repaira
van Ibe
Arway
Pactolus
Trapshooters to Meet at Vandalia in August
Amateur Trapshooting Association of America brings hundreds of shooters to Vandalia Ohio during the first week of August for the Grand American Handicap tournament. The event crowns top marksmen from 48 states and five zones with zone champions, preliminaries, and the national title.
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Dy Vhsakasne
Traes Dayton
Vandalia
Dayton
Amateur
Plymouth
Bue
United States
Canada
Anthracite Miners Asked For Aid In July August
Scranton July 1 A per capita assessment on 158 900 anthracite miners during July and August was recommended by the executive board of three districts of the anthracite district convention to aid bituminous miners on strike or otherwise employed The exact amount was to be decided by the board
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Scranton
Penn
Santa Barbara Plans New City After Devastating Earthquake
Leading civic and business leaders in Santa Barbara convene to draft a massive reconstruction plan after a major Pacific coast earthquake. A $2,000,000 earthquake aid fund and an $20,000,000 loan target finance the rebuild, with help from engineers from San Francisco and Los Angeles. Firefighters clear rubble as retailers reopen, while the death toll rises to ten and injuries total 29.
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Terie Aaron
Tiena Santy
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rexnald Brows
R. M. Litchfield
State Street
Herrada Charis
Cottage Hospital
Charter Refused for Ku Klux Klan Organization
The Kansas board refused a charter for the Ku Klux Klan Georgia Corporation stating the group was not engaged in charitable or benevolent work as alleged in its petition. The decision cited lack of true community benefit.
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Kansas Rd
Ku Klex Klan Georgia Corporation
Buffalo feature cart to mark Calgary's sixtieth birthday
Calgary plans a historical pageant on the city's 60th anniversary with two grown Alberta buffaloes hitched to a cart. Cowboys once found the buffalo difficult to approach but were broken to follow by a guide offering oats.
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Buffalo
Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Lunyone
Wheat Drops Five Cents as Market Slumps
Chicago July 1 wheat futures slid sharply by about five and a quarter cents per bushel as selling intensified and demand remained weak. Analysts blamed light demand and thin support for the slide, signaling a tougher short term outlook for grain prices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chinese Control Dress and Philippines Merchants
A Chinese control dress report shows bar association data and notes 1 953 retail stores in Manila, termed Suri-Sazi stores, where household necessities are sold.
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Bar of Commerce and Industry
Manila
French Debt Negotiations Seen Likely With U S
Paris reports the French government plans to notify Washington of its wish to begin negotiations in the near future to settle the French war debt.
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Paris
United States
Washington
Pal ties In Missouri Death of Talton Turley at Arrow Rock
Talton Turley aged ninety three died at Arrow Rock Missouri. He was born near Boonville in April 1832 and grew up amid Indian warfare. Turley befriended frontier scout Kit Carson and aided efforts to record Carson life. The project stalled after attempts to secure writers and Washington Irving declined.
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Talton Turley
Arrow Rock
Kite Carson
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Turley
Coopey County
Boonville
Kig Carson
Santa Fe
Santa Fe N. M
Carson
Missouri
Tey
New York
Washington Irving
Irving
Virgil Chapman Improves After Illness
The Seventh district congressman Virgil Chapman shows much better condition after several weeks of illness. He is reported to be returning home to Paris Kentucky soon.
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Virgil Chapman
Vise Chapman
Paris
Debates on Senate Rules and Cloture Proposals
The article reviews current Senate rules, criticizing three reform ideas including cloture as radical. Beveridge frames the Senate as a check on hasty action and minority protection, warning temporary majorities risk eroding deliberation and turning the Senate into a mere voting body. He urges reliance on public opinion and cautions against drastic constitutional changes.
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Senate
Alice
Indiana
National Association ‘Convent
Beveridge
Lalollette
Congress
Supreme Court
Dawes
American Senate
House of Representatives
Thamos
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Samarkand Hotel
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Encanto
Plaza del Mar
Arlington Hotel
Crace
Reillier Property
Daimaine
Eastman
Santa. Barbara
New City
Teun
Cs Fierans Mudie Workabeath
Various
K.K.K. Organization
Tne
U. S
Kit Cerson
Orm
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