Minister Jailed Over Dallas Church Tabernacle Construction
In Dallas Texas evangelist Rev Earl Anderson was jailed for contempt of court after violating a temporary injunction against building a church tabernacle. Judge Towne Young said he would enforce court orders while Frank Norris pledged support and planned to mobilize 100 women to work on the project.
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Earl Anderson
Suppect
Prank Norris
First Baptist Church
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Tabernacle
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Anderson
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Young
Jude
An-derson
Investment totals in Canada rise after war
AP reports American investments in Canada approach three billion dollars, up from under half a billion before the war. British investments total just over two billion, while other nations combine for under a quarter billion, signaling a broad wartime capital shift.
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Canada
Ottawa
Canadiaw
Hoover to Confer with Party Heads in Washington
Secretary Hoover plans meetings with eastern and western Republican leaders to organize divisional headquarters in Chicago New York and a central office in Washington. He aims to hire established organizations before leaving Washington and is expected to visit President Coolidge before his departure. Chairman Work corrected a west coast misstatement about farm policy noting the platform recognizes the farm problem and outlines relief plans.
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Hoover
Republican National Committee
AVNL
Chicago
New York
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Coolidge
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National Committee
Orension
West
Ians
Coolidge to Visit Office in Superior for Fourth
President Coolidge plans a morning visit to Superior Wisconsin for Independence Day events following a stay at Island Lodge. Governor Zimmerman of Wisconsin hosted him overnight and a Wisconsin return trip with Coolidge is being considered. Minnesota Governor Christiansen led a delegation seeking Coolidge attendance at a monument unveiling for the first Minnesota volunteer infantry at Cowan Falls Minnesota.
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Christiansa
Minnesota
Coolidge
Gov. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Teday Island Lodge
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Christiansen
Mr. Coolidge
Cowan Falls
Minn
Swedish Miers over Henry as Tome report reaches Placerville
In Placerville California GC D Tome notes Swedish Miers defeat of Henry while Mrs Hoover's father is reported ill and provisions are sent to Italia survivors.
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Cal
Henry
Hoover
Italia
Mystery of Alfred Lowenstein Deepens After Death
Paris reports reveal four theories on the financier Captain Alfred Lowenstein's fall from a private airplane over the North Sea. Accident and suicide are argued, crime and hoax considered unlikely yet discussed amid stock market drops. French authorities plan no major inquiry beyond Calais, while planes, boats, and hotel inquiries continue as London insurers note rising life policies tied to the event.
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Alfred Lowenstein
North Seca
Lowison
Brussels
Berlin
Lowenstein
Calais
Beitiah
Aline
Croydan
Milo
Paule Bidalon
Stoyilon
Stodgson Gazan
Hodgson
Lawenstein
T Hen
Drew
Dunkirk
Madame Hawenstein
Vesela
Chairman outlines wants for unity in Republican campaign
Washington report quotes National Committee chairman urging full cooperation from state leaders to build a unified party structure. He cites a data tariff on imports to shield workers in mills mines and fields from cheap foreign labor and to sustain farm and domestic employment as a campaign issue.
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Parrty
National Committee
Wark
Gan Sovern
Wishadt Tament
Xcure
Bankruptcy Faces Coral Gables Co.
A voluntary bankruptcy filing against Coral Gables Corporation of Florida details creditors claims totaling 34 050 and debts estimated at 29 000 000 tied to a major subdivision project. The petition filed in federal district court lists balances from Wal sin and Sponcer Company Chicago Annin and Company New York Poor Seas Company Boston and others with a hearing set for next Tuesday.
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Miami, Finnely & (Ap
Coral Gables Corporation
Florida
Walsin and Sponcer Company
Chicago
Annin and Company
New York
Poor Seas Company
Boston
Lounup
Corporation
Lightning Bolt Kills Four New Orleans Students at Camp
Four Warren Easton High School students from New Orleans died at Camp Minnchaha near Hendersonville after a lightning strike under a tree. Counselor Leonard Zainey was hospitalized critically. another camper, Martin E. Thoman, was injured.
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Camp Minnchaha
Moon
Ints
Perry Roehm
Lande Burglass
Edward Kurdsheed
Allen Reed
Warren Easton High School
New Orleans
Leonard Zainey
Martin E. Thoman
Whitaker
Jake
Campaign Details Cloud Governor Smith Return
Governor Smith returns to Albany after a New York City stay as campaign details unfold. He will discuss acceptance speech plans with Senator Key Pittman and resolve internal dissension within the Democratic camp. A conference with Pittman is slated for tomorrow to fix formal notifi cation details and vacation spot choice.
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N. Y
Smith
New York City
Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
Proskauer-Van Namee-Moskowitz
Supreme Court
Tuathe Mi Proskauer
New York
Colonel Wousekauer
Smith Ean
Royal Welcome For Earhart And Crew On Arrival
Amelia Earhart and crew return to New York after Europe voyage aboard Friendship. Stultz and Jordan accompany her as crowds greet the aviators at quarantine then City Hall. Acting Mayor McKee presents welcome scrolls. Earhart praised as first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic.
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Lise Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Uoseleck
Europe
Lanis Jordan
Roosevelt
Macon
Miss Earhart
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McKee
Walker
California
Isit
V McKee
Eac
Alrady
America
Stultz
Gordon
Richard E. Byrd
Lennard J. Grossman
Chicago
Tom
Rig Bill
Italian Flyers Set New Long Distance Record 4417 Miles
Italian aviators Ferrarin and Del Prete completed a record 4417 mile non stop flight from Montecelio Rome to Touros near Rio de Janeiro, surpassing the prior 3000 mile mark. The voyage, long and perilous, crossed the Atlantic with stops and lights along Brazil’s coast guiding the Savoi plane.
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Air Janeiro
Iast
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Montecelio
Rome
Ferrarin
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Charles A. Levine
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Rio Janeiro
Werte
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Pernambuco
Savois
Antecoere Airlines
Port Naval
Globe Racers Lag Behind Schedule in World Flight Attempt
Berlin July 6 AP John N. Mears and Charles C D Coll yer arrived at Temple air drome at 9 08 a m from Cologne for a record around the world. They started at 4 08 a m and landed earlier due to a forced landing on an open field at Landsberg on the Warthe River eighty miles east of Berlin. They described misty weather south of Berlin that caused a misdirection and forced landing.
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John N. Mears
Charles C. D. Collyer
Temple Air
Drome
Cologne
Landsberg
Warthe River
Mears
Collyer
Moscow
Adair Officers Freed On Bonds In Fraud Indictments
Four officers of the Adair Realty and Trust Company posted bonds of 100000 each to await trial on two federal indictments accusing them of using malls to defraud. Frank Adair Forrest Adair Sr and Forrest Adair Jr along with Evane A Erwin were named in indictments filed in May at Claennesville Ga and returned Tuesday. The alleged scheme involved sale of hotel bonds across Tennessee Knoxville Knoxville Tennessee and San Antonio San Antonio. Bonds posted yesterday.
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Atlanta
Ronda
Adair Realty and Trust Company
Frank Adair
Forrest Adair
Evane A. Erwin
Clainesville
Tennessee Terrace
Knoxville
William N. Young
Little Rock
Thomas Jefferson
Birmingham
St. Francis
San Antonio
Bonda
Discovery of Mummified Men Found on Remote Aleutian Peak
A Timroht McCracken dispatch reports four mummified remains found on a nearly inaccessible Aleutian island summit by an American Museum expedition. Three adults and an infant were buried with clothing, tools, and weapons. The tomb shows Mongolian influence but no clear ancient or modern contact is evident. The vault is formed of driftwood and secured with a nail in a rock crevice high on the peak.
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New York
New York Times
Timroht McCracken
American Museum of Natural Hilary
Aleutian Islands
Maskan
Virginia and Tennessee Weather Summary
Fair conditions prevail in Virginia tonight and Saturday with little temperature change and diminishing northwest winds. Tennessee also expected to stay generally fair, aside from scattered thundershowers in extreme east portion Saturday afternoon. Data compiled by C L Bunn at the UW station includes yesterday's temperatures, rainfall, and daily highs and lows for ReeMus area.
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