Ruling Places US Greek Orthodox Cathedral Under Adams
Police assisted as Archbishop Adams Killippovaky took possession of St. Nicholas Cathedral in New York amid a courts battle for leadership of the Greek Orthodox Church in America. Deposed Metropolitan Platon resisted, bowing to a court order but rejecting Adams’s authority. fight seen as last phase of a split over church control and property.
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Adarms Killippovaky
Russia
Moscow
Adams
Ie Platon
Wae
Metrolitan Platon
Oldan
Olice
iCCLINTOCK WILL CASE CONTINUED
In Chicago on July 1 Judge Henry M. Horner postponed the hearing on the will of William McClintock to 11 o clock Friday at the request of Robert H. Stoll counsel for William D. Shepherd the beneficiary. Shepherd cited unpreparedness while Sevyille Taylor for Town datives opposed the delay. The judge faulted Shepherds counsel for not giving notice but acknowledged the circumstances.
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Chicago
William McClintock
Henry M. Horner
Robert H. Stoll
Wm. D. Shepherd
Soll
Sevyille Taylor
Town
Billy McClintock
Horner
Shepherd
Canadian Lions Back U S War Support
At Cedar Point on July 1 the Lions Clubs International convention adopted a unanimous resolution to back the United States in any future war or military conflict. James F. West of the Boy Scouts of America praised Lions clubs for national service and noted widespread cooperation between the two organizations.
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America
Cedar Point
Lions Clubs
United States
James F. West
Boy Scouts of America
Lion Clubs
Washington commission denies rail surcharge modification
The state commerce commission declined the Commercial travelers organization request for a modification of the Pullman passenger rail surcharge amid efforts to abolish the fee.
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Washington
State Commerce Commission
Elers
Edith Nourse Rogers elected first Congresswoman in New England
Lowell Massachusetts July 1 AP New England elects its first congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers Republican by more than two to one in the special fifth district race. She won 63 014 votes over Democratic candidate Fores N Foss of Boston who had served as governor and representative. Rogers succeeds her husband John Jacob Rogers who died last March after a distinguished career.
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New Eogland
Congress
Edith Nourse Rogers
Fores N. Foss
Bogton
Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
Mae
Saco
Ree
Jeanette Junkin
Montana
Jos
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Winifred Mason Huck
Tilinoia
Macvolan
Julius Kahn
California
Om Wateon
Georgi
Pullman Car Named for Porter Oscar Daniels After Fatal Wreck
Chicago image Oscar J Daniels of Chicago dies saving passengers in a wreck of a German American excursion train near Rockport New Jersey on June 16. The sleeping car Sirocco will be renamed Daniels in his honor upon leaving repair shops.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
Oscar J. Daniels
New York
Rockport
N. J
Sirocco
Daniels
Ciry
Cummins backs federal action at Commonwealth conference
Iowa City July 1 Senator A B Cummins says no great function of the general government can be abandoned and warns he cannot disclose states not warranted by the constitution. He supports federal power when states cannot control subject matter better or as well as the national government and notes the prohibition amendment as a major invasion of personal rights.
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Iowa City
A. B. Cummins
Cummins
Congress
Wilcox First To Announce Wisconsin Senate Bid
Eau Claire July 1 AP Roy P Wilcox of Eau Claire president of the Wisconsin Bar Association becomes the first to announce a run for the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Robert M La Follette. He calls for a new deal in state politics aligned with Coolidge tax cuts and restrained government.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Roy P. Wilcox
Wisconsin Bar Association
Wilcox
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Pormer
Milwaukee
Francis BE
McGovern
Hig
Senate
Robert M. Lafollette
United States
League of Nations
Captain Amundsen Dines With King of Norway
Captain Roal Amundsen will dine as the honor guest of the King and Queen of Norway. The Amundsen-Ellan north flotilla members are aboard a steamer due here.
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Oslo
Roal Amundsen
Eye Place
Norway
Amundsen-Ellan North Flon
Tabergep
Labor crisis threatens in mine industry
New York July 1 AP reports John L. Lewis denouncing an infamous conspiracy to break the miners union and threatening a national soft coal mine shutdown if the Jacksonville agreement is not honored. He attacks Rockefeller Jr Schwab and Mellon while urging unity ahead of possible action. A Scranton meeting discusses funding for struck and unemployed miners.
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New York
John L. Lewis
The
Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
England
Cook
Miners’ Federation
Mr. Lewis
Scranton
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Charles M. Schwab
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Drop Made in Wheat Price
Wheat prices fell sharply in Chicago as much as a bushel after an early rise, with lack of buyer support cited. Crop authorities' reports suggested domestic wheat yield would be about six million bushels higher than the June forecast, while conditions in the American and Canadian northwest remained favorable though black rust posed damage risk.
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Chicago
Haynes Plans Run For Ohio Governor Amid Prohibition Office
Roy A. Haynes, the Ohio Prohibition Commissioner, indicates he may run for governor after four eventful years. He prepares to announce his candidacy and seeks to formalize his decision in the near future.
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Washington
Roy A. Haynes
Ohio
Eis
Stray Bullet Hits Car of Governor Dern
A stray bullet shattered Governor George H. Dern of Utah's car windshield as he returned home from the capital. Neither the governor nor his chauffeur were injured. Police launched a thorough investigation into the shooting, with officials pursuing leads on the youth responsible.
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Salt Lake City
George H. Dern
Utah
Kodak Dividends Paid to Emploees and Shareholders
Eastman Kodak issues a $6 per share stock dividend totaling 4,168,345.56 to holders of common and preferred stock. About 8,000 employees receive wage bonuses totaling 2,806,85%86, with the rest of the amount paid as stock dividends.
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KODAK
Rochester
Eastman Kodakeens
Bank Loot At Fort Rice Shuts Down Doors In Heist
Robbers entered Citizens State Bank of Fort Rice about 20 miles from Mandan and held two employees at gunpoint while looting the institution. No exact amount was known at the time.
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Mandan
N. L
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Fort Rice
Kansas Denies Klan Charter In Unanimous Ruling
The Kansas charter board refused a charter to the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, a Georgia corporation, ruling the group was not engaged in charitable benevolent work as claimed. The unanimous decision, prepared by Attorney General Griffith, leaves the Klan’s fate to the U S Supreme Court.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Charter Board
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Georgia Corporation
Griffith
United States Supreme Court
Babe Ruth Hammers Two Homers In Yankees Win
Babe Ruth slugged two long balls against the Red Sox, driving in runs and lifting New York to victory. The first homer came in the third inning to reach the right-field bleachers, the second in the seventh with Combs aboard. Ruth's blasts followed strong hitting by teammates as the Yankees won the game amid a heavy July contest atmosphere. The box score shows New York tallied 11 runs to Boston’s 3 in the game.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankee Red Sox
Combs
Santa Barbara toll of death now totals 10
Santa Barbara faces the quake aftermath as engineers assess structures and demolition begins. Ten lives are reported lost and damages range from 20 million to 300 million dollars as crews clear debris and plan new, sturdier buildings.
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Santa Barbara
Financial Backing Emerges for Rebuilding Efforts
Wealthy lenders move to restore San Francisco and Los Angeles after the quake. A revolving fund of 2.5 million dollars is set, with San Francisco and Los Angeles clearing houses each pitching 1 million, banks from Santa Barbara seeking a 20 million nationwide loan, and smaller institutions pledging the rest. Rescue work focuses on the San Marcos Building ruins on State Street where two victims are believed entombed.
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San Francisco
Los Angels
Santa Barbara
United States
San Marcos Building
State Street
Cuntain
Gan ‘Ta Barbara
J. M. McAvey
Ta Ynex
Millionaire Waiters End Year With Luxe Outing
New York remembers the Millionaire Waiters club annual outing as 26 veteran servers staged a day of luxury. They began with a noon bath and limousine ride to Long Island clubs, enjoying an $80 plate dinner with eight courses, caviar, and $1 cigars as they recalled past service to city elites.
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New York
Cute 1
Millionaire Waiters
Rach
Fach
Long Island
Eluba
Delancey and
Grandatreeta
Death of H. G. Beardslee in Lexington Neb
Word reached here of the death of H. G. Beardslee of Lexington Nebraska father of Mrs. F Hyde of 219 South Hayes street Hyde left Pocatello last Sunday for Lexington summoned by his illness and death.
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H. G. Beardslee
Lexington
Neb
F. ©. Hyde
South Hayes Street
Underwood to Quit Politics After Senate Term
Alabama Senator Oscar W. Underwood announced he will not seek re election when his current term ends and plans to retire from active politics after March 4, 1927. He told friends he may pursue private life while leaving the Washington scene after many years of service.
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Birmingham
Ala
Oscar W. Underwood
Senate
Alabama
Victor H. Hanson
Birmingham News
Underwood
Washington
National Capital
Utah Race Meet Opens Thursday in Salt Lake City
Pari mutuel horse racing returns to Utah with a month long meeting at the Utah Racing Association track starting tomorrow. top speed horses from the United States and Canada compete Sundays through August 1, with security measures in place amid bookmaker concerns.
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Utah Racing Asociation
Balt Lake
Wm. P. Kyne
Utah
Utah Racing Association
Old Lagoon
American Armada to Visit Australia
Honolulu July 1 AP Nearly every major port in Australia New Zealand and Tasmania plus American territories except Guam will see part of a 66 ship Navy detachment on a three month friend ship cruise. The fleet splits at latitude 38 10 and heads to Melbourne and Sydney both due July 23 with Beattie leading one detachment and Admiral S Robinson commanding the California flagship the other. This marks the largest peacetime voyage since 1908 around the world.
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New Zealand
Tasmania
South Sea
Guam
U 8
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Melboure
California
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Sydney
Evang
Santa Barbara quakes record compared to Japan events
Seismographic records from Tamburg indicate the Santa Barbara quake energy was lower than the Great Tokyo Yokohama quake of 1923 but higher than the May 23 quake in the Yasama district of Japan which killed 245 and injured 482. The Santa Barbara tremor was logged at 2 32 a.m. Central European time on June 28.
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Seismographic Institute
Santa Barbara
Tokyo_Yokohama
Yasaima
Japan
Violent Deaths Rise in Chicago This Year
In the first six months of the year Chicago logged 238 violent deaths, up from 185 a year earlier. Classification shows 122 murders, 46 manslaughter, 56 natural deaths, 12 accidental homicides, and involuntary manslaughter. Among victims, 9 were Negro, 61 Italian, 492 other nationalities. Police officers were slain resisting and as well as additional officers killed.
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Chicago
Pollos
Colling
Doheney Warned of Pacific War Threat in 1921 Interview
New York July 1 The New York Times publishes Ed ward L Doheney's account of naval oil leases and a claimed 1921 Pacific war threat. He says Rear Admiral John K Robinson convinced him the Pearl Harbor base was vital, ties to Elk Hills lease trials, and notes officers feared a Pacific invasion and need for Hawaii oil reserves. The story references deposition and secrecy rulings and notes Doheney faces trial in October on conspiracy charges.
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New York
New York Times Today
Edward L. Doheney
Los Angeles
Nalice
the Times
Doheney
Elk Hills
Pearl Harbor
Bease
John K. Robinson
Naval Bureau
O Engineering
Washington
Pacific
United States
Albert RB. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Dohensy
Admiral Robinson
Teapot Dome
Bik Hills
Kennedy
Robison
Hawaii
Campbell Indicted Again In Mail Fraud Conspiracy
Spokane Washington journalist reports that Gordon Campbell, linked to Oregon, Montana, and the Beunker B Wheeler affair, was indicted by a special grand jury for conspiring to obtain money and property via false pretenses and using the mails to defraud. The scheme allegedly involved selling stock with garish claims about government land permits, totaling about $970,000. Trial to follow pending appeal ruling.
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Gordon Campbell
United States
Campbell
Don
Kinar
Beunker
Wheeler
Montans
Onder
Federal
Grand Tawa
District of Columbia
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