Hi Jacks Fight Ends in Posse Toll Near Monterey Bay
Belligerents still at large in a dramatic coastal hijacking clash near Salinas California. Cavalry from Monterey and the Presidio joined local citizens to pursue hijackers who killed one posse member and wounded two peace officers. A guard vessel warned hijackers off the coast as they retreated inland after a sudden engagement near Monterey Bay. The hijackers ordered, Shoot them, as the posse closed in.
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Monterey
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Monterey Bay
Court of Appeals behind ruling over Louisville election
The Court of Appeals rejected the Republicans rehearing and upheld the Democrats' 1923 Louisville election challenge. Mandates directing vacancy of 24 councilmen, two park commissioners, and 12 aldermen will be issued to seat Democrats after delivery to Jefferson County Circuit Court. Governor Yields to appoint replacements.
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Jefferson County Circuit Court
Markets Ty The Associated Treas Louisville
Market report from Louisville notes cattle steady and unchanged with Mars and sheep varied. Cattle steady as hundred head tally and prices stable. Lambs and ewes show mixed moves with lambs around fourteen fifty and sheep five down.
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Louisville
Mars
Sheen
Ewes
Alaska hunters to be guided by licensed pros statewide
Alaska resumes a rule requiring nonresident hunters to be accompanied by registered and licensed guides starting August 14. The Alaska Game Commission announced that unlicensed Parsons are prohibited from guiding nonresident hunters. Previously only Kenai Peninsula guides were required. The new rule covers all of Alaska.
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Alaska
Alaska “Game Commission
Kenai Peninsula
Cook
Teapot Dome trial motion denied and case dismissed
Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy denied the government motion for a rehearing of the Teapot Dome lease annulment suit and signed a decree dismissing the Mayo moth Oil Company matter. The receivership continues pending appeal to the Eighth Circuit with 45 days to file.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
T. Blake Kennedy
Atlee Pomerene
J. Roberts
Kennedy
Mammoth Oil Company
Teapot Dome
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Liberty Bonds
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Harry T. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Toronto
Canada
H. & Osler Trading Company
Harry S. Sinclair
Mayomoth Oi Company
Navy Department
Interior Department
Berlin Moves to Revive Military Bands Revival Effort Guides Berlin Music Scene
Berlin authorities push to restore traditional military bands once a staple of daily life. Recent years saw a shift toward string orchestras and jazz groups. A large concert was staged at the stadium to promote the revival and revive public interest in marching music.
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Egorts
Resume Hearing On Reformatory Guards Prisons
Frankfort, Ky July 7 Attorney General Frank Daugherty resumed the hearing of prisoners and guards from the state reformatory to document conditions. The inquiry follows Governor Fields request after Buford Mundy accused prior officials of confiscating funds and solitary confinement until Mundy disclosed a money location. Mundy and several guards testified yesterday.
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Frank Daugherty
State Reformatory
Governor Fields
Buford Mundy
Mundy
Auto Cut-Outs Barred From Paris
The Algonisted Press reports Paris bans automobile cut outs after a government decree. Noise amid rising car use alarmed residents and newspapers urged action though arrests had not begun. The move follows two years of open mufflers and widespread complaints.
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Paris
Ax Am
Grand Jury Probes Cause of Pickwick Club Collapse
The Suffolk county grand jury opened tonight to determine why the Pickwick club building collapsed last Saturday killing 43 people and injuring 18. 41 bodies identified. 2 unidentified. Witnesses including Tim and Dan Barry testified as Governor Fuller called for a state inquiry and city probes continued.
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Boston
Harris Wins Amateur Championship Representing St Andrews
Robert Harris of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club wins the amateur championship, marking the first club member to capture the title in many years. The victory is celebrated in St Andrews as a historic win for the club and its representatives.
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Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Robert Harris
Jf Ue
Leslie
Melville
Man slays wife and child then dies in crisis
Earnest Franzen confronted sleeping family with a large knife in Minneapolis. He fatally harmed his wife and one child, injured four others who fled in night clothes, then died during a personal crisis. Police report the incident occurred early today.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Earnest Franzen
High hotel prices seem moderate to American bankers
American bankers arrived in Paris after Brussels sessions of the International Chamber of Commerce. They found restaurant and hotel prices moderate for travelers, having journeyed from America on ships named George Washington. Belgian value was discussed as gold based, with meals and lodging reflecting unusual costs during the grand prix period.
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Dayton Scopes Trial Draws Worldcourt Hope
Dayton braces for a Tennessee trial over the Butler Evolution statute as John R. Neal predicts the case will reach the U S Supreme Court. Judge Gore denies a temporary restraining order and sets a Dayton hearing while petitions by Scopes and Wilson argue due process and education rights.
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Jess
Supreme Court of the United States
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Tennessee
Chattanooga
Neal
Dayton
Hicks
Detroit
Scopes
Associated Press
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Rhea County
John T. Scopes
Robert M. Wilson
Austin Peay
Frank Thompson
A. T. Stewart
Eighteenth Judicial
John Darrow
Bain' Dunse
Supreme Court
President Coolidge Urges Tax Reductions and Surtax Cut
President Coolidge favors cutting income taxes and urges the Ways and Means Committee to craft a bill for relief and higher revenue. He calls for a minimum 25 percent reduction in the maximum surtax and a substantial cut in the inheritance tax, aiming to boost returns and overall relief.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Ely
Harned Elected Vice President of Education Association
Nashville reports that Tenny P. L. Harned, commissioner of education, was elected vice president of the National Education Association at Indianapolis. He could not attend due to extensive school program duties and textbook contracts. He plans to depart around July 9 for Edinburgh to attend the world conference on education and a London meeting on prison conditions.
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Tenny P. L. Harned
National Education Association
Indianapolis
Harned
Scotland
Edinburgh
London
Sonis Held for Death of Father in Ashland Ky
Ashland shows Tom Banfield, son of Dr Allie John Banfield, under arrest on willful murder charges in the death of A J Banfield found June 20 in his home with a broken neck and three bullets in his body. Police expect another arrest soon as Mrs Banfield and son defend Banfield as having died by his own action.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Tom Banfield
Allie
John Banifield
A. J. Banfield
Isle of Pines Reports Record Fruit and Vegetable Crop
Havana reports Isle of Pines conditions improving with the largest fruit and vegetable crop ever grown there marketed this season. Ratification of the Hay-Quesada treaty, Cuba’s claim to the island, is seen as beneficial by Cubans and American residents. Diversity of crops aids food production. plans mention Nueva Gerona penitentiary and a possible model insanity asylum. The isle was a Spanish colony before independence.
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Gerona
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