Murder in lava beds linked to aviation school funds
Arto Latham of Carey Idaho confessed to fatally shooting Austrian chance acquaintance Fred Kobyluk near Arco Butte County. Motive cited as money to attend aviation school. body hidden in lava and later located by investigators with limited success. Latham and Dan Elink allegedly lured Kobyluk to Idaho for work before the murder.
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Craters of the Moon
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Arco
Fred Kobyluk
Park City
Utah
Arto Latham
Carey
Latham
the Tribune
Bobyluk
Dan Elink
Salt Lake
Kobyluk
Exang
Butte County
Per
Elink
Obyluk
Tham
Flink
Blaincounty
Utte
Blaine
Carey Andre
Gumshoer Caught In Georgia Debates Floor Incident
An Atlanta man B. H. Eivan questioned in Georgia proceedings with Miller Bell of Milledgeville. Officials found his badge credentials were fake and that he had no official status. The incident involved disorder during debates with reports of dummies and enticement, but no conclusive evidence.
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Bradiaon
Elass
le Bull
Georgia
Elene Fon
Inter
Unclear Legislative Bits On Unification Plan Progress
Fragmentary notes indicate discussion on a unification plan and a possible adjournment or action related to economic general council resolutions. No clear entities or dates are readable in the fragment.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at New York voyage and engagement
Reading shows fragmented text mentioning New York, a voyage by ship, and an engagement but lacks sufficient detail for concrete reporting. Further readable content would be needed to establish names, dates, or outcomes.
Third Party Extends Bid to Presidential Candidate
In Cleveland, July 8 AP reports the Conference for Progressive Political Action asks Senator Robert M. LaFollette to permit use of his name as a presidential candidate. A favorable reply is expected, with details to be delivered to the convention. Delegates arrive, including William Green of the United Mine Workers. Socialists attend as observers. a Labor Federation visit may push labor concerns to the national stage.
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Cleveland
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
National
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Washington
Nationa
William Green
United Mine Workers of America
Morris Hillquit
Committee of Progressive Political Action
Committee
American Federation of Labor
Repubican
Delegates Ask Release for NY Governor Smith Support
Democratic leaders in Nevada urged the state delegation at the national convention to abandon McAdoo and support Governor Smith of New York. The text notes delegates were bound by the unit rule and sought authorization to change their votes. The report documents internal pressure and telegraphic requests from Nevada delegates.
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Reno
Nevada
McAdoo
Smith
New York
BR. Teher
Deleer
Pig production shows decrease in spring crop data
Washington reports a drop of about 8,000,000 pigs in the spring crop of the corn belt. The survey indicates hog production in the corn belt, which peaked in spring 1923, is receding and has nearly returned to normal levels.
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Washington
Saan Vey
Martes Agricule
Pie Sure Vey
Quarantine Delays Greb Stribling Goldstein Murray Bout
Boxing matchups featuring Harry Greb Young Stribling Abe Goldstein and Connie Murray were postponed by Mayor Dall amid a small pox quarantine claim though health officials say no quarantine is in effect Promoters and fighters await a rebook decision as both camps stay nearby and prize money remains held in Chicago banks with each fighter guaranteed fifteen thousand dollars.
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Michigan City
Ind
Harry Greb
Young Stribling
Macon
Abe Atte Goldstein
Connie Murray
Sioux City
Blue Sky
W. F. C. Dall
George H. Ramsey
Michgan
Lansing
Chicago
Dall
Greb
Stribling
Pittsburgh
Larson Named Chief of New Dairy Bureau
Washington July AP announces the appointment of Dr C W Larson as chief of the new dairy bureau of the Agriculture Department created under the last session of Congress. Larson, 1921 chief of the dairy division in the animal industry bureau, will head the reorganized dairy work now transferred to the new bureau.
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Washington
C. W. Larson
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Larson Ainee
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
American fliers reach India on world tour stop
American round the world fliers arrived in Ambala India from Albuquerque on July 2 and planned to depart for Manila next, with Air Service and Nelson's plane crew noted.
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India
Washington
Amballa
Alababad
Nelson
Plana Ewln
La Follette Poised to Lead Third-Party Bid
Cleveland reports the Peansanes Political Action conference, meeting July 4 and 6, backs Robert M. La Follette for President on a third party ticket. Delegates from 80 states attended the St Louis meeting and back a Northwestern state sweep for La Follette with Wisconsin leading fuel for a six to eleven state path to the White House.
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LA Follette
Delegates Favor Plank On Low Cost Living
Delegates at the Democratic convention in Madison Square Garden favor a cost of living plank as bills on hotel charges are shaping the debate. The record pace of balloting and long stay in New York reflect a growing belief that living costs may break the deadlock among candidates.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Smith Forces Hold Tight In Tight Democratic Deadlock
A deadlocked Democratic convention stalemate persists as Smith forces cling to a firm lineup while leaders weigh a conference to break the impasse. Ballots show roughly even totals among wets and drys with McAdoo allies distributing votes among Smith Underwood and Davis versus Cox and Ralston groups.
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Gti
McAdoo
Peac
Add
Smith
Ralston
Cox
Norman E. Mack
Underwood
Florida
Indiana
Middle West
Missouri
Iowa
Oklahoma
Thomas Tager
Nebraska
Davis
McAdo
Baloton
Taggart
Areieg
LATA
Okla
Democratic Convention Fails To Nominate After Night Ballots
At Madison Square Garden on July 3 the Democratic National Convention continued without naming a presidential nominee after twelve ballots. McAdoo lost ground while Smith gained slightly. Ralston rose as a compromise candidate but failed to reach the required majority. Davis slipped, and Iowa briefly abandoned its unit rule before returning to McAdoo.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
McAdoo
Ralston
Indiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New York
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Iowa
Towans
Smith
Davis
Elimination plan discussed to break presidential deadlock
Delegates and leaders, including Thomas Taggart, debate a vote by elimination to end the four week deadlock at the convention. A unanimous consent rule could allow dropping the lowest candidate each ballot. Iowa and Kansas show shifting support as McAdoo and Smith delegates resist changes.
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Thomas Taggart
Ralston Boom
Ralston
McAdoo
Smith
Perenni
Taggart
Iowa
Kansas
Towa
Kanssa
Lowa
Tremblor Recorded Near Chicago
Earthquake detected on the University of Chicago seismograph from 10:58 p.m. to 1 a.m. CST. Maximum intensity occurred about 11:84 p.m., with the disturbance estimated 16 miles away to the south.
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Tremblor
Chicago
Weather Bureau
University of Chicago
Lieutenant Smith Fractures Rib Flight Update
Lieutenant Russell H. Maughan, transcontinental flyer, arrived at McCook Field Dayton from St Joseph Missouri after noon today. The report notes an injury to Lieutenant Smith with a fractured rib during the prior week in a coast to sunset flight toward York, Minnesota.
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Dayton
Russell H. Maughan
McCook Field
Bt. Joseph
Cassful
York
Mince
Ralston Boost in the South as Ballots Continue
Political convention coverage shows McAdoo losing ground on the forty-third ballot as Oklahoma shifts 20 votes to Robinson. Glass releases 24 delegates but keeps them pledged while North Carolina and Missouri maneuver over support. Ralston gains momentum in Indiana with Telegalion backing and potential shifts ripple through the Missouri delegation.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
McAdoo
Oklahoma
Robinson
Arkansas
Glass
Virginia
Baltimore
Stenean
North Carolina
Davis
West Virginia
Migesourl
Gardner
Democratic Tional Committee
Smith
Eaniste
Taggart
Renator Ralston
Indiana
Sattereoupe
Thomas Art
Mendeo Ranka
Or ‘Ary
Detly
Pest
Ralston
John
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Luleo
Elsie Davenport
California
Peggy Watts
Oregon
Ruby Blaine
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Massachusetts
Laurette Rehme
Cletus Ryan
Michigan
Viola Brown
Montana
Roberta Lee
Eleanor Ryan
Ohio
Dale
Pennsylvania
Larson
Dairy Bureau
Conference For
Peensanes
Robert M. la Follette
Congress
Conference Bureau
St. Louis
United States
LaFollette
House of Representatives
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Wheeler
Howell
Dill
Fragzier
North Dakota
Shipstead
LaPollette
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Haw How Wade
Warren & Btone
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