Sacco and Vanzetti Appeal to Massachusetts High Court
Attorneys for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti won a bid to take their appeal to the full Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Justice George A. Sander son agreed to sign the bill of exceptions after a near two hour conference with the attorney general and defense lawyers. A special session of the court was set for Monday as lawyers seek a new trial and review of Thayer's rulings.
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Henry Minott
United Press
Boston
Mass
Nutola Sacco
Bartolomes Vanzetti
George A. Sanderson
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Sandéyson
Atl
Arthur K Reading
Arthur D Hr
Hiles Field
Goy
Alvan T Futler
Sacco
Vanzetti
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sacco- Vangzeltt
Theland Field
Michael Angelo Musmanno
Webster Thayer
Thayer
Musmanno
Intervener Seeks I C C Review of Railroad Merger
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway filed a formal petition for intervention with the Interstate Commerce Commission over the Great Northern and Northern Pacific merger. President H E Byam said the public and the St Paul line would be prejudicially affected if approved, warning the proposed combination would harm Northwest railroad competition.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hhe
Bymam
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Railwes
Saus
Byram
Adverse Review of McNary Haugen Bill At Round Table
Dr Joseph S Davis of Stanford presented an elaborate adverse review of the rejected McNary Haugen bill at the agricultural round table. He called it unwholesome and an opening for another blot on our economic escutcheon, arguing the bill would hinder proper agricultural readjustment rather than help farmers.
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Williamstotwn
Tase
McNary-Haugen
Joseph S Davis
Davis
Ute Food Research Institute
Stanford University
McNary-Haupen
Secretaries of Agriculture and Commerce
Federal Farm Loan Hoare
Frid ays Best Radio Features Broadcast Summary
Radio feature roundup notes multiple stations and programs including WEAF WAB WGHP and WBAL with references to Yankee staging and a symphony orchestra. Mentions broadcast times in Central Standard Time and various city stations.
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United Press
WEAF
Fight Brandeaus
WAB
Yankee
Jack Delaney
Pachno Greurhia
T Pan
Phicahou
Symphony Orchestr
CNR Toronto
Che Spivak
Alfred Heather
Wbal Baltimone
Baltimore
Mumeinal Hand
Madison Unlucky for Gov Zimmerman in Barbers Banquet
Governor Fred Zimmerman told 290 barbers and guests at the Master Barbers Association banquet in Madison that he wants to shake the dust from Madison. He blamed the Legislature for delays and joked about his personal troubles while praising the audience. Assemblyman H A Stash introduced him calling the job nobody envies.
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Madison
Fred @ Zimerman
Master Barbers Association
Kiser
Linas
Lleyve
Sime
Zunmermaan
Asemblyman H A. Stash
Northern Forces Advance Toward Nanking Amid Conflicts
Reported moves by General Sun Chuanfang's forces toward Nanking follow recent gains in Pengou. Shanghai remains held by the Nationalists, with Chiang Kaishek leading the right wing. The Yangtao valley is quiet, and official word denies Chiang Kaishek was wounded.
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Shanghai
Sun Chuan Fang
Pengou
Nanking
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Yangtao
Crooked Makeup Traced to One-Eyed Women
Miss Herrict of Chamberlain spoke before the American Cosmetic Society noting a survey showing most people favor one eye over the other. She argued that this bias leads to crooked makeup and uneven smiles, urging understanding of women with such features.
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Amesca
Miss Herrict
Chamberlain 2
American Cosmictician Society
General Pershing Leaves Unheralded
Ashland Wisconsin reports Gen Tohn J Peishing arrived unheralded Tuesday. Mark Woods on Madaline Island witnessed the event. The general rode in a single coach to Baylidld, then Ashland to transfer toward the Twin Cities. From St Paul he will proceed to Lincoln Nebraska, then Cheyenne Wyoming to visit his son Waive on a ranch.
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Ashland
Tohn J Peishing
Mark Woods
Madoine Island
Woods
Chirazo
Wilian BE Che
Genal Rade
Bayheld
Ashland Jureison
Tran
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Laneain
Neb
Cheyenne
Wya
Waive
Annual Pilgrimage to J D Rockefeller’s Boyhood Home
John D Rockefeller undertook his annual pilgrimage to his boyhood home in Auburn New York. He traveled with longtime friends and visited the avenue where he once sold wares as a boy. The house burned down three years ago and the trip recalled his early years in the town.
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Auburn
New
John D Rockefeller
New Approach
A. Lo
Rockefeller
Aketias
Ite
Three firemen injured in mysterious State Theater blaze
Three firefighters were injured and a $400000 loss occurred when a mysterious fire destroyed the new State Theater in Sarramenin Galif. Assistant Chief Terrence Mulligan was trapped under debris and rescued after half an hour. Two other firefighters suffered cuts and bruises as a balcony collapsed. Nearby residents said two explosions preceded the fire.
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Galif
State Theater
Terrence
Mulligan
Equipment Seized in Madison Farm Case
Two men served as material witnesses after police seized equipment valued at about 20000 dollars. The items were shipped from Madison and were to be installed on Henry Hentz s farm.
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Stevena Print
Madison
Henry Hentz
Vanzetti and Sacco Hope Amid Hunger Strike
Boston report on Bartolomeo Vanzetti gaining cheer at the wake of a twelve day respite before execution while Nicola Sacco maintains hunger strike mood. Madeiros shows better spirits. Sacco refuses food as Rose Sacco visits and doctors note transfer possibilities within Cherry Hill prison.
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Boston
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Cellertino Madriros
Vanzetti
McLaughlin
Grison
Lo Sacco
Madeiros
Cherry Hill
Saeca
Rose Sacco
Vanzett
Total resources of U S national banks rise past two billion
Resources of the United States National banks including Alaska and Hawaii reached 2 006 000 000 on June 30 as 7 796 reporting banks show total assets of 26 581 942 000. Loans and discounts including rediscounts stand at 13 993 696 000, up 308 056 000 since March 23.
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Ilpi
United States
Alaska
Hawa
McIntosh
Body of Zion City leader Chester A Volas found on track
The body of Chester A Volas, head of the Zion church at Zion City, was found between Pennsylvania rails near Highland Oregon. He had been struck by a train and died an hour after being taken to St Joseph's hospital. He planned to be moved to Zion City at one. Cards on the body bore his name and indicated he had been in Dayton Ohio.
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Zion Church
Zion City
Chester A Vola
Dayton
Chased and Captured Pickpocket Named Trank Jacksem
A chaotic pursuit ended with Trank Jacksem of Su Pan seized by bystanders after a flighty escape. Police took him into custody on suspicion of pickpocketing as crowds watched the dramatic sidewalk confrontation.
Oath of Allegiance Sparks Crisis for Free State Dail
London reports Eamonn de Valera and Fianna Fail prepare to take seats in the Dail after pledging allegiance to the constitution. Government defeat expected as opposition grows and resignations may follow. Fianna Fail insists allegiance remains to the Irish nation only.
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London
Eamonn de Valera
Dail
Fianna Fail
Dublin
Daily Express
Fisnna Fal
Embezzlement Cited in Collapse of Five Banks
Inyo county banks closed after a $800000 embezzlement drained their funds. State official Wal G Wood stated the embezzlement caused the shutdowns while notices blamed a water dispute between Owens Valley and Los Angeles, the city’s main water supplier.
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Calif
Inyo County
Wal G Wood
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M. Q. Watterson
Owens Valley
Girl Discourses on Capital and Radicals in Jail
Aurora dAngelo an 18 year old Chicago protestor defends radical views from county jail noting she opposes capitalism and supports Sacco and Vanzetti. She calls society diseased and says radicals are not bomb throwers while defending open forums and reform meetings attended for years.
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Aurora d'Angelo
Sacco
Vanwell
Aurora
Sacro
Vanvetti
American Reporter De Courcy Deported from Mexico City
The United States protests Detaining Joseph De Courcy NYT correspondent in Mexico City for over twelve hours and holding him incommunicado. He was ordered to leave the country with charges undisclosed before being deported aboard a tram to Tacuba station.
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United States
Mexico City
Mexico
Joseph de Courcy
New York Times
State Department
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de Courcy
Moxico
Bordes
Arthur Lang
Lene
Tacuba
Memorial Inscription by President If He Agrees
Rapid City South Dakota reports President Coolidge may write the memorial inscription for the Mount Rushmore monument to Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt. The presidents heads will be carved by Gutzon Borglum on Rushmore mountain. Senator Norbeck says Coolidge has not yet decided to accept the invitation.
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President Coolidge
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Jefferson
Linccoln
Roosevelt
Keystone
Rushmore Mountain
Gutzvorr Borglum
Jis
Coolidee
Henry Ford Takes First Flight as Passenger in Plane
Detroit reports Henry Ford, the wealthiest man, rode as passenger in a Spitfire-like monoplane with Col. Charles Lindbergh at controls. Ford sat in the pilot seat as the craft flew about 13 minutes from Ford Airport, landing smoothly. Ford professed mixed feelings about the experience and Lindbergh’s piloting.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Fort
Ab Leuts
Charles A. Linlhagh
Ford
Muh
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Landbergh
Slmash
Lindhorely
Political Candidates Playing Game Strictly According To Hoyle
The piece notes Republicans struggle to announce candidacies as Coolidge steps back. It cites private talks among candidates, wary of early moves, while Democrats watch potential nominees like Roosevelt or Young. The piece rails at cautious strategy amid rising public interest in a 1932 race.
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Hoyle
Ay Berrom
Tuamots
Warrington
Coolidge
Wisconsin Senate backs veto on university funding bill
The Wisconsin Senate sustained Governor Zimmerman's veto of a 200000 athletic facility appropriation for the University of Wisconsin as the Assembly approved several minor bills and adjourned. legislators plan to reconvene tomorrow with proposed public works and education funding measures awaiting action.
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Zimmerman
University of Wiscontin
Paso
Seven Pines Park
Eliat
Casperson
Explosions Hit Home and Abroad in World Crisis
A fragmented report notes multiple blasts and their aftermaths across regions. It mentions casualties and disrupted services, with references to noted places and individuals linked to the incidents.
Curwood's Condition Shows Little Change
Reported condition of James Ober Grand appears steady with only slight fluctuations amid weather disruptions. Medical notes indicate patient remains stable but weak with no major immediate developments observed today.
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Owersn
James Ober Grwand Tan
Taviland
Race reports and air clashes cloud mid May aviation plans
Crowded scenes at Oakland Airport show entrants in a Dole prize fight debating a two week postponement while pilots threaten to take off tomorrow if decisions delay. Germany’s Ha lropa and Bremer planes prepare for Atlantic crossing with signaling and incendiary gear. Paris hosts Leon Given's Blue Bird transatlantic attempt slated for tomorrow morning amid weather tweaks and test flights.
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aVilors
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al Henley
Oklahoma
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Kenneth Hawkins
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Bremer
Junker
Atlantic
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Menal
Buona
Bremen
Paris
Leon Given
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Farman
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Blue Yard
Cherborg
Maurice Drowhin
Charles A Levine
Derouhyy
Dundee Rules Favorite in Heavyweight Clash
Dundee won a decisive heavyweight bout as Pinkes Motehei and Joe Dundee fought before the American Association pall park crowd. The match, part of Hagies conventions events, did not affect the world title despite the near-term focus on Mitchell’s 150-pound follow-up.
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MU Turkee
Saori
Joe Dundee
Wrmnerican Association
Mitchell
Professor Shifts from Varsity to Post at Cornell
A Cornell professor departs from varsity duties to assume a post, marking a shift in academic focus. The move follows prior roles in teaching, research, and administrative duties within the university.
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Cornell
Farm Accident Leaves Boy Hurt by Pitchfork
An 8 year old in Timah Wis suffered serious injuries when a pitchfork penetrated the body after a fall from a load at a barn. George Dite was involved and Vedth was daunted as he limped away. Local救 police and responders attended the scene.
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Timah
Wis
George Dite
Senator Fess Predicts Coolidge Nomination at Next Convention
Senator Fess of Ohio and Representative Hull visit the Black Hills game lodge for summer talks with President Coolidge on railroad consolidation farm relief and the Mississippi flood. Fess predicts Coolidge will be nominated and discusses a level naval program to match Britain if needed.
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Rapid City
S. D
Mississippi
Coolidge
Fess
Ohio
W.E Hull
Tmais
White House
Rushmore Memorial
Congress
Great Britain
Cadidge
Jardine
New State Conservation Commission Opens Two Day Session
Members of the new state conservation commission begin a two day session in Millison. They discuss selecting a director of conservation and a salaried administrative officer for the nonpaid body. William Maulthe, Fond du Lac, chairs the commission and says no decision yet. Hall may hold a temporary post for several weeks.
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Millison
State Conservation Commission
Ehlatr S Hall
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William Mauthe
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