Governor Pinchot Calls for Giant Power Program
St Paul Minn United Press reports Gov Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania urged a nationwide giant electric power program. He warned without public regulation the monopoly will seize control and urge cheap abundant power for factories farms and mines while extending service to all towns and farms.
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United Press
St. Paul
Minn
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
St. Paul Association
Tivangis
Pinchot
Wales
Ona
Denunciation of Rockefeller Fosdick Merger Slated by Baptists
In Seattle the Baptist Union of North America passed a resolution denouncing the Rockefeller Fosdick merger concept. The six day convention ends with plans to debate the issue further as 9,000 delegates gather in the Northern Baptist convention. The resolution urges Baptists to oppose Fosdick's principles and criticizes Park Avenue Baptist Church trustees in New York for hiring him.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Bt Nie Union of North America
United States
Fosdick
Park Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Deficiency in Detroit Street Railway Pocketbook Revealed
An auditors report to Mayor John W. Smith shows a deficit of 385,297.84 in Detroit street railways finances. The finding surprises city officials after years of claimed profitability and notes funds shelved to cover deficits. W. W. Hanser, auditor for the transit commission, assisted by auditing Detroit street railway books.
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Associated Presa
Detroit
Mich
A. Defieliney
John W. Simith
Ciiy
W. W. Hanser
Fanta Transit Commission
Detroit Fireway
Heuner
Derailment Kills Nine in Remote Siberian Rail Route
A Soviet era style report notes a deadly derailment near Novo Nigelacwaie in the Taiga region east of the Novo area. Nine people died and several injured as trains derailed in the harsh Siberian winter.
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Associacad
Monepecee
Chita-Morcow
Taiga Ghout
Novo
Nigelacwaie
Defendants to Be Tried in Northern District of Ohio
Associates Press reports defendants charged with restraint of trade in malleable iron were ordered removed to the Northern District of Ohio for trial before Judge Adams Cliff. Named are Wanner of Wanner Malleable Castings Hagman Illinois J R Brenneck of Rockford Malleable Iron Works Rutz of Rockford Malleable Kent Works Frunveror of Molina Malleable Iron Works St Charles Illinois for extradition proceedings.
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Ohio
Associates Press
Chicago
Caangste
Fedseral
Adams
Cliffe
Hen. Wanner
Wanner
Law FC
Rutz Sa Offelal
Rockford
Kent
R. F. Frunveror
Molina Malleshle Iron Works
St Charles
Will Appeal Rink Takcase on Bank Tax Law
Madison arrangements for an appeal from the supreme court decision of April 7 upholding the state bank tax law taxing national banks in their capital city are under way. Rumors of a million-dollar claim are unfounded. The governor’s veto had stalled the bill, and the case moves toward the U S supreme court amid a disputed four to three vote.
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United Press
Madison
Supreme Court
State House
Blalne
Bil
Cause and Effect of Earthquakes Special to Northwestern
Earthquake expert William Bowie explains the earths crust slowly yields under sedimentary weight for millions of years causing quakes. He cites about 500 earthquakes per year worldwide and says new mountains form from crustal expansion, driving stress until rocks fracture and shift.
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Washington, D. Cma
Wiliam Bowie
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Gil
Graphic quake terror at Santa Barbara hotel collapse
A graphic account from Associated Press describes European and American visitors in Santa Barbara during yesterday's quake. Joes Angeles, a California businessman, narrowly escaped death after dawn in a hotel lobby. Debris crushed interiors as he fled through a window to the street, witnesses recounting a ruinous building and a man on wreckage screaming in fear.
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Ceil
Santa Barbas
Wlr
Score
Wales
Che Lobby
Paget
Tribute to La Follette Draws Vehement Applause
In Indianapolis delegates and galleries rose in a spontaneous demonstration after John Sims of Stevens Point Wisconsin paid tribute to the late Robert M. La Follette during the National Education Association session. Sims praised La Follette as a hero of democracy, while Wisconsin noted as rallying to the cause. A gavel from the Holy Land and a child singing America closed the moment as the assembly began reporting on child labor.
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Associated Paes
Indiahapolis
Ind
Benatar la Follette
John #. Sims
Steveng Point
Wis
Nacional Education Association
Cgrvcation
Cattanova
Robert M. la Poliette
Ives
Ams
Sim
Child Labor Committee
Wisconeln
Shepherd Exonerated on Murder Charges by County Grand Jury
Chicago report states William Dering Shepherd was acquitted by a county grand jury of murdering Billy McClintock, following examination of Emma Nelson McClintock's remains. The jury found no basis for the accusation and cleared Shepherd of all charges.
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Shepherd
United Brees
Chicago
William Dering
Pitnengne
Emma Nelson McClintosh
Rhenherd
Aquertina Vnl
Heath Steteen
Bily McClintock Burtt
Asea
Balts
Victim of late tornado dies in Michigan hospital
Florenen, Wle-Romey King, 6, died at a hospital in Fails, Mich, where he had been treated since June 2 after being injured in a tornado that swept northern region. The accident left casualties as the storm moved through the area.
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Florenen
Romey
Taferstall
Mich
Dean
Wiveonr
Nation's Heal Urges Aid For Santa Barbara
President Coolidge communicates with War and Navy chiefs via United Press urging aid for Santa Barbara Health shows improvement. Col. John Coolidge provides relief to the president and family as they stay near Swampscott awaiting further word from Amherst College alumnus.
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Nation's
Santa Barbara
Uby
Plennuth
Davis
United Press
Secretary of the Navy
Davia
Washington
Plymouth
Tarbury
Dagtar Yhordly
Covildge
Associated Praga
Primoutti
Coolidge
Swampecott
Mand
John Coolidge
Geva
Artie
Phyatomus
Coolidee
Hem
Swampscott
Srs. Oaridge
Liege
Uae
Adn
Mra. Coolidge
Tle
Amherst College
Letter From Beethoven Found In Postal Archive
A misaddressed missive dated 1827 to Herr Ludwig von Beethoven, Professor of the Conservatory, Vienna, arrived in Vienna long after its recipient’s death. Postal officials opened the letter due to impossibility of delivery and noted it was likely intended for a living person in another world, with a note about forwarding. The letter mentions Beethoven’s daughter possibly receiving a sum for a tabong.
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Prasa
Vienna
Ludwig von Beethoven
Conservatory
Schwarzepan Fergusso
Vienne
Japan to Declare War Over Red Propaganda
Count Michimasa Sryeahima, a Japaner house member and editor, warned that Japan would declare war on Russia if red propaganda continues. He said war between the United States and Japan is virtually impossible and announced lectures at the University of Chicago in May on regional problems.
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Japan
Russia
United Press
Chiesno
Ruaale
Bolahevien
Tusa
University of Chicago
NOQ Wage Reduction Rejected by Mine President
SBy Malted Press reports the International president of the Satine Warkere asserts no wage cut will be accepted. The miners are urged not to agree to any rate reduction as the wage contract expires in August.
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Noq
Sby Malted Press
Kernntim
Pu—ioan Te
Ners Tndas
Shipping bids on old ship tied to lumber sale
Washington reports reveal bids for an old ship tied to a lumber sale. Baltimore offered 270000 for the court ship improvements while Henry Ford’s bid failed to materialize. The Shipping Board proposes a new policy to delegate authority for emergency purchases and vessel open side for supply.
Governor Blaine Replies to Campbell on Election Details
Governor Blaine responds to Mr Campbell regarding election arrangements and state procedures. The communication addresses access to information, timing, and the legal process for the upcoming vote, emphasizing clarity and compliance with state requirements.
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Blaine
Campbell
Lost GARRIER PIGEON Hunted Near Iola by 18 Seekers
A fragmented wartime era plea describes a lost carrier pigeon near Iola and a group of 18 interested individuals tracing its movements. The garbled text mentions names, places, and scattered details, implying a search effort with an engaged local community.
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Iola
Crowds Elusive as Iavton Plans Unclear
A fragmented report describes Iavton planning for crowds amid evolving topics from educational significance to court cases. Mentions July 19 and a trial involving a Mr. Tomson, with scattered references to Chicago and New Orleans.
Martial Law Proclaimed After City Earthquakes
A major quake disaster strikes Santa Barbara with tremors causing widespread destruction. Officials call for a large reconstruction fund of 20 million dollars and request aid from San Francisco and local chambers. City council seeks engineering help to rebuild damaged structures as residents endure fear and disruption.
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Santa Barbara Desiiee Ravse
Trivigura
Catharsia
Joonshad
Chamber of Mrahmeron Wien
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Analysis of Italian Capacity to Pay Topic at Parley
Analysis of Italy's ability to meet debt obligations is the focus of a Washington parley with Italian officials. Ambassadors de Martino and Mario Alberti outlined Italy’s funding challenges and the need for a constructive debt funding framework. The U S debt commission aims for a satisfactory conclusion, with further discussions planned after a forthcoming conference.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Thd
Hans Aolky
Agekariant
Promesan
Lira
Aubassador de Martino
Mario Alberti
Armerican
Melion
Alan Chien
Griswold City Editor of Journal News Dies by Suicide
Racine Wisconsin report states Griz weld 70 year old Griswold city editor of The Journal News fatally shot himself at home yesterday. He was a longtime newspaper figure and former staffer at The Weekly Journal, with ties to The Inurnal company and The Daily Newterestern. His death follows the death of his wife a year ago and ends a noted career in journalism.
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Journal News
Associated Pressy
Racine
Wis
Davil Grizweld
Macy
Elfrinn
Eniesine
Emilee
Inurnal
Weiter
Glsing
Aix
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