Legal fight in Doheny leases before U S Court of Appeals
In a brief before the U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco Associated Press reports defense counsel for Doheny interests argued against Judge McCormick’s findings on naval reserve leases in Kern County. They insist the former secretary of the navy was passive and unaware of signed documents, and challenge a 100,990 loan from Doheny to the interior secretary as a personal matter not tied to fraud or lease cancellations.
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Associated Pressjn
San Francisco
Calif
Vicis
Edward J. Doheny
Los Angeles
United Science Court of Appeals
Goexds
Lesces
Elo"Hills Naval Reserve
Kern Seounty
McCormick
Asc] Diay
Robeny
Doheny
Ztea Secretary of the Interior
Fall
German Lab Melts Helium in Breakthrough Experiment
A Berlin technical institute reports a new feat in cryogenics as Bettin Heitun is credited with melting helium at unprecedentedly low temperatures. The Berlin Charloresdurz Polytechnic, linked to nearby laboratories, achieves this beyond previously known European limits, following prior work by Kameriiish Danes and Habana at other facilities.
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Brassoctaret Presa
Bettin—Heitun
Berlin
Charloresdurz Polytechnic
Sdgortte
Europe
Prot Kameriiish
Lester, Habana
Fxigorite
iCharbottenbure Polytechnic
Alyigade
Narrow Escapes of Two From Drowning in Milwaukee River
Two men narrowly escaped drowning in the Milwaukee River. Edward Maro, 37, Detroit, fell into the river after stepping into a wrong street and was rescued with a rope by a policeman and brought to emergency hospital. Henry Farst, 4, was picked up after his float, later to be tried on disorderly conduct charges.
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Ware Press
Henry Farst
Bexcar
Edward Maro
Detroit
Ms Shouders
Bien
Aerial acrobat Boggs survives crash before Portage fair
Madison pilot Boggs, calling himself the world's most spellbind aerial acrobat, narrowly escaped death as his airplane crashed at the end of Norch street while en route to Portage for performances at the Columbia County Fair today and tomorrow.
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Associated Prem
Madison
Treve GG. Boggs
Portage
Columbia County
Eken jHelé
Norch Street
Battle over Oregon rail routes rages in west
Portland reports a major contest among three large railways the Oregon Trunk a unit of Great Northern and Northern Pacific seeks to extend from Bend to Klamath Falls while Southern Pacific opposes. Lawyers with cases and threats mark a tense day as rail lines and strategies clash in court and on the tracks amid regional stakes.
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Cokes Prete
Portland
Ore
Am Incordiate
Columerté Commission
Klam- 72Th
Oevon
Oregon Trunk Railway
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Ius Hnex
Bend
Klamath Falls
Southern Pacific
Kansas Hopper Plague Haunts Memory Across Time
Kansas residents recall a historic hopper plague that darkened fields and damaged wells, with reports of vast swarms in past years. An Associated Press note cites Athene reports and state officials saying the pest appeared repeatedly, triggering a state bureau to control the invasion and protect crops and roads.
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Associated Press
Wickits
Kansas
Unclear fragmentary text on church program references
Fragmentary OCR reads as a church program note with scattered names and phrases about evan Spet Kansas cyclone and personal services by the least of these Brethren. The garbled text limits concrete facts or a clear event.
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Evan Spet
Cha
Church Welcomes Sinners and Saints Alike, Bishop Says
Associated Press report from New York notes Bishop Revercing P. Johnson of Colorado argues Carlet founded the church as home for sinners and a school for saints. He criticizes limiting congregations to their own culture and urges unity reflecting Christ in all activities as the Episcopal commission on evangelism prepares a proposal for the New Orleans convention.
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Associated Press
New York
Carlet
Revercing P. Johnson
Colorado
Johnson
Episcopal Church
Commission On Evangelism
New Orleans
Carist
Gard the Revert
Birkopa
Presia
Empty pocket after taking woman to show
An artilleryman from Fort Slocum on furlough reported to the police that $62 in cash he had on hand was stolen while he took a young woman to a theater. She excused herself during the performance and did not return, leaving him to find his pocket picked.
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United Premed
Milwaukee
Benjamin
Fort Slocum
Complete cross country motorboat trip in 3,800 miles
Report says Rose and Freak of Toe's chugged down the Huron River to the Calumbia Yacht Club landing after completing a 3,800 mile motorboat journey across the continent. They shipped their boat to As Carle and began the voyage.
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John £. Rose
Freak
Anciles
Huron River
Calambia Yacht Club
As Carle
Scenic artist shoots self to death in Milwaukee apartment
A prominent New York art figure, identified as Tenie, is reported to have shot himself in his Milwaukee apartment. The coroner notes the artist had shown signs of distress for some time. He leaves behind a son Morris and a daughter Hazel.
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Isia
Izon
Milwaukee
United Press
Milwacher
Bowart Turtle
United States
Rimesi
Toder
States seek permission to join water diversion suit
By Associated Press, Washington, DC. Minnesota Ohio and Pennsylvania asked the Supreme Court for permission to join Wisconsin in challenging the diversion of water from the Chicago sanitary district. The move aims to curb water flow changes affecting regional interests and public health.
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Associated Prem
Washington, D.C
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wiscunsin
Chicago
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