Wheeler says interference was regular
Washington reports that expenditures by local Anti Saloon leagues in ten states totaling over three million dollars in six years were detailed by the senate campaign funds committee. Wayne B Wheeler testifies he did not write the Volstead Act and argues for amplified dry law measures amid cross examination with Senator Reed.
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Anti- Saloon League
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Missouri
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Anti-Saloon League
Woman Must Serve Sentence for Acid Attack
Grace Bernice Day of Beverly Hills must serve one to 14 years in prison after the state supreme court upheld her Los Angeles district court conviction for throwing acid in her husband’s face during a 1925 quarrel in a car. Darby Day Jr., son of a Chicago capitalist, was badly scarred.
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Grace Bernice Day
Beverly Hills
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Day
Darby Day Jr
Chicago
Pension raise approved for veterans in general bill
The senate completed congressional action on the general pension bill raising minimum monthly payments to all Civil War and Mexican War veterans to 405 by agreeing to the house amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Lost River Fishing Area Reopened After Partial Closure
The Mackay region reports a partial river closure from the dam to Utah Construction Ranch above the dam. Deputy Game Warden Will Hayes confirms only that section is closed while areas above and below remain open and fishing is currently reported as exceptionally fine.
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Lost River
Will Hayes
Thomas
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Hands Off Is Warning Given by Uncle Sam Geneva
The United States told the military committee of the preparatory disarmament commission it would not accept supervision or enforcement of armament limits by an international body. Brigadier General D E Nolan said execution of any agreement must depend on international good faith and treaty respect. The committee adopted sub committee reports on land and air armament.
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Idaho Falls Boy Waives Preliminary In Slaying Case
Harland T Ellis, accused of killing his father Charles Ellis near Blackfoot on June 9, waived a preliminary hearing today. Prosecutors may drop first degree murder, file second degree, and seek penitentiary without trial. Harland, aided by Ralph Albaugh, remains jailed as police plan a conference with county officials.
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Former Kaiser Chef Finds Home in America
Rudolph Karg, a 73 year old former chef who served three generations of German rulers, arrived in New York aboard the United American liner Cleveland seeking retirement with his son in Ridgewood North Dakota. He recalls royal kitchens, pensions from Kaiser and German government, and notes emperors' moods influencing meals.
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McPherson Story Links to Abandoned Shack Abductio n Claim
Agua Prieta Mayor Farnesta Roubion released a signed statement detailing an investigation into the June 22 disappearance of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Police tracked shoeprints from a road to a shack near Agua Prieta and back, concluding she was taken by car to a nearby spot and walked to the shack and back.
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Canadian House Will Collapse
Ottawa Ontario July 2 election of the Canadian parliament with new elections is apparently certain after the Meghen government faced a vote defeat in the house of commons early this morning. Two options remain to the premier both lead to dissolution. He may advise the governor general to dissolve parliament or resign. If resigned former Premier MacKenzie King will be asked to form a government and would accept only if parliament is dissolved after current business ends.
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Boise Plans New Bus Line On Main Street
Boise readers were told by Clayton Davidson and Chester Cowley new owners of the Thoisey Street Car company franchises that buses will operate on Boise's main street within the next ten days. The announcement signals a shift from prior streetcar service and highlights the city’s evolving transit plans.
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Rnases
Clayton Davidson
Chester Cowley
Thoisey Street Car Company
Daily baseball results from Pittsburg Chicago Brooklyn and more
Summary of box scores from games across multiple cities including Pittsburg Chicago Brooklyn and Boston with various team scores. The report notes a merger in Idaho where the American Trust company of Coeur D Alene absorbs the First State bank and retains its officers as the American Trust company.
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Boise
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B. W. Porter
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First Exchange National Bank
Doctor Emile Coule Dies in Nancy Autowagy Advocate
Dr Emile Coule a noted proponent of autowagy treatment died in Nancy at age. His work in unconventional illness management drew attention in the medical community and public.
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Couie
Nancy
France
Emile Coule
Oil magnate shares wealth with friends in Luling Texas
Holgar J. Davis of North and South Oil sells holdings to Magnolia Petroleum, then deposits about 2 million in bonuses for former coworkers. He previously funded a 1 million agricultural endowment, children’s home, two parks, and a 50 thousand dollar Texas barbecue for citizens and employees. His generosity boosts local banks and auto sales in a town of 1,200.
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Tex
Holgar J. Davis
North and South Oil Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Luling
Davis
Texas
GLOVE REVEALS GANG OF THIEVES
Detroit police recovered a $75,000 Persian rug and uncovered an apparent international art theft ring after a kid glove dropped during a robbery at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Hr. L. Howard, a 20 year old student and artist from Saraia Ontario, confessed after detectives traced the glove to him.
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Detroit Institute of Arts
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Art Institute
Thievea
Dry chief figures resigning office
Assistant Secretary Andrews, head of the prohibition forces, is seriously considering resigning. He cites Congress failure to pass prohibition bills and plans a London trip to seek tighter cooperation on enforcing customs laws. If he resigns, he is not expected to leave before September.
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Andrews
Voe
Congress
London
Three Florida Banks Close
Miami banks suspend operations today including the Bank of Cocoanut Grove the Bank of Buenavista and the Bank of Little River. Directors report outstanding loans could not be delivered and cite suspension of activities.
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Miami Financial
Bank of Cocoanut Grove
Bank of Buenavista
Bank of Little River
Daytime sprinkling allowed during reservoir repairs
Water restrictions are off until further notice says Clarence Rainey superintendent of the water department. He urges daytime sprinkling to support repair work and keep water levels below the concrete embankment.
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Clarence Rainey
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Swedish crown pair tour Yellowstone Park in official visit
Crown Prince Gustavas Adolphus of Sweden and Princess Louise arrived in Yellowstone Wyoming for a five day vacation. They were greeted by 10 000 in Billings and 6 000 in Livingston and will be hosted by Doctor Hubert Work and Stephen Mather as they tour Mammoth Hot Springs. The visit includes honorary citizenship certificates and a close look at Gardiner River canyon as they enter the park.
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Lide
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Mammoth Hotel
Congress Heads Home After Lively Session
Washington July 2 Congress opened the executive throt tle wide today and prepared to head for home. Leaders arranged the final adjournment while key bills moved along with little debate. The deficiency appropriation bill passed quickly, and the House approved a 109 to 19 adjournment sine die resolution at 3 pm. The Senate planned swift action on the measure.
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Congress
Senate
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New Tong War Fears Cast Over Seattle Chinatown
Seattle police prepared to prevent a feared tong war between Bow Songs and Hip Sing after a slaying in Ogden Utah. Police sought two cars with Chinese passengers and Utah Oregon plates as Chinatown in Ogden was left quiet.
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Ogden
Utah
Chinatown
Oregon
Tong War Fears Rise As Slaying Sparks City Tensions
Los Angeles police reinforce Chinatown after a Chinese man is slain in Santa Barbara. About 12 of 15 Chinese depart to Santa Barbara. Bing Kong tong and Four Families company had strained ties but allegedly settled peacefully.
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Los Angeles
Ann Vateing
Santa Barbara
Chinatown
Bing Kong Tong
Four Families Company
Madalynne Plans Pacific Island Isolation For Memories
Madalynne Oben chain, linked to the years old Kennedy slaying case, intends exile on a distant Pacific island with a leper colony noted in her Las Angeles Examiner feature. She and sister Elwilda Bujane Keith may depart from San Francisco around August 10, aiming to never return to the United States.
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Arthur Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
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Los Angeles Examiner
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Rapanui
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Mall
Elwilda Bujane Keith
Obeneham Wid
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Sin Francisco
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Hale Succeeds Wash as New Air Plant Supervisor
A new air plant supervisor was named today to succeed John Foster. The appointment, effective July 2, follows the retirement of the former supervisor and marks a leadership change at the facility.
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