Borah to Speak in Every State on World Court
Senator Borah Republican Idaho and fierce foe of American entry into the world court plans a nationwide speaking tour through all states before November. He will begin in the south and west this summer, then address audiences in the east. As chairman of the foreign relations committee he intends to take the issue to the country amid a charged congressional campaign.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Union
Congress
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
President Coolidge to spend summer at White Pines camp
President and Mrs. Coolidge depart today for a Adirondack vacation. A special train will take them to Paul Smiths New York then by car four miles to White Pines on Lake Osgood. Everett Sanders Edward Clark and aides join the party with Marine guards and White House servants. Executive offices set up at Paul Smiths hotel.
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Washington
Coolidge
Adirondacks
Paul Smith
Everett Sanders
Edward’. Clark
Secret Service
White House
Paul
France to settle foreign debts to stabilize the franc
Finance Minister Caillaux told the chamber of deputies that France must settle its foreign debts to stabilize the franc. He urged government decree authority to implement austerity, restrict consumption, and finalize a debt settlement as a prerequisite for financial stabilization.
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Paria
Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
France
Plumber Charles Arnup Found Dead Near State Fair
Charles E. Arnup, a plumber, was found dead near the state fair grounds entrance early Sunday. Authorities say the death resulted from natural causes and no inquest will be held, with religious services noted in the announcement.
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East Lake City
Charles E. Arnup
State Fair
Pet Cemetery Planned for Chicago with Mausoleum Plans
Chicago on July 6 AP reports Michael J. Blaze seeks a permit for a five acre landscaped pet cemetery. The plan includes funerals with each burial and a signed sealed certificate. operations cover animals from mice to elephants.
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Chicago
Michael J. Blaze
High Altitudes Reveal True Nature Of Flyers
Researchers at Mitchell Field have studied aviators in a low pressure chamber to see how 12 000 feet and higher affect behavior. Observers note that high altitude lifting reveals true relations of the flier to the higher environment, showing shy or boisterous traits. The study will reopen at Brooks Field, Texas, in September.
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New York
School of Aviation Medicine
Mitchell Field
Brooks Field
Texas
Andrews May Resign Office
Assistant Secretary Andrews in charge of prohibition enforcement said he had not decided whether to resign. He noted improved outlook since last week and planned to stay until September to finish ongoing plans before sailing to London.
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Washington
Andrews
Congress
Mellon
Treasury
London
Hollywood hotel razed by fire in Long Branch
The Hollywood hotel in Long Branch New Jersey a 50 year old fashionable hostelry burned in a early morning fire. The blaze began in a boiler room of a basement wing and spread through the building. Estimates of loss from 400 guests possessions reach four hundred thousand to five hundred thousand dollars.
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Long Branch
N. J
Hollywood
Governor Al Smith Accepts Nomination in New York Rally
Governor Al Smith accepts the nomination at the Tammany Hall Inde poienes Day rally in New York. Chief Bacham John R. Vorhies introduces him as a potential president in 1928 while Rochester Senator Wade Worth and James W. Wade discuss government regulation and support for a Republican candidate.
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Tammany Hall
Almith
Bacham John R. Vorhies
Rand
Tammany
Smith
Rochester
James W. Wadeworth
United States
Artin B. O’neil
Prowldonay
Quiet Fourth of July in Bolso with few celebrations
AP report from Bolso notes a quiet Fourth of July with no official celebrations. Many residents traveled to the hills for a double holiday, a dozen fire alarms were triggered but all were grass fires or false alarms.
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Bolso
Aimee Semple McPherson Subpoenaed By California Grand Jury
Los Angeles July 6 Aimee Semple McPherson was served a subpoena by District Attorney Keyes to appear before the grand jury and recount her abduction story given in Douglas Arizona after 36 days missing from Angeles Temple. Keyes also asked Douglas Police Chief Bowden to testify. Mrs Minnie Kennedy and others connected with Angelus Temple were ordered to appear. Douglas officers plan to search for the abductors shack and extend the probe into southern territory.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Keyes
Douglas
Arizona
Angeles Temple
Bowden
Minnie Kennedy
Angelus
Douglas, Ariz
Prince Gus Adolphus Angles Yellowstone Fishing Victory
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden spent his last Yellowstone day angling and caught 14 trout, while Colonel Oscar Selberg picked up four on a self rowed punt. Princess Louise walked the lake area as the royal party planned a morning departure to Phelps Lake and then Rock Springs en route to Salt Lake City.
Physician dies from Idaho crash near Cambridge
Dr William T Seeley a Kendrick Idaho physician died from injuries suffered in a collision near Cambridge Oregon He and Mrs Seeley were en route home when their car stopped for a tire replacement and a second car struck them Elmer Cummings of Cambridge was named as the driver claiming a glare from an oncoming car blinded him.
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Fruitland
Idaho
William T. Seeley
Kendrick
Lewiston
Cambridge
Holy Rosary Hospital
Ontario
Ore
Besley
Elmer Cummings
Desertion charge reduced for Det y tenesenn in Beirut
In Beirut Syria on July 6 the serious charge of desertion from the forum legion against Bennett J. has been reduced to absence without leave with extenuating circumstances. Doty fought for France against four Druce tribes. The new charge carries six to eight months imprisonment. death penalty remains maximum for desertion under fire.
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Beirut
Syria
Forum Legion
Bennett J
Dety Tenesenn
Doty
France
Tragedy Follows Tire Theft Attempt in West Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on July 6 an attempt to steal a car tire ended in tragedy when a policeman fired on two men. Frank Gulick of Ason Township Delaware County was killed and George Messenger of Philadelphia was wounded. Messenger said Gulick proposed the theft during a ride home after visiting friends.
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Philadelphia
Frank Gulick
Ason Township
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
George Messenger
Messenger
Gulick
Baseball scores from Pittsburg and Chicago doubleheader
In Pittsburgh Chicago opened with eight runs on nine hits while Pittsburg produced none in the loss. The second game saw Chicago manage two runs to Pittsburg eight as Osborne Hartnett and Smith led the scoring. At St. Louis Cincinnati also lost two to eight to the Cardinals with Mays Piernich Vick and O’Farrell contributing. Detroit beat St Louis 7 to 2 as Wingard Schang and Hayworth featured. Chicago blanked Cleveland 8 to 0 with Karr Sowell Blankenship and McCurdy delivering the win. Boston-Philadelphia game postponed due to wet grounds with two games planned for tomorrow.
Dog leads to trainer's fatal fall in Chicago
In Chicago on July 6 a man named George Babastino tried to pull his dog from a kennel. The dog resisted and the collar slipped over the dog's head causing Babastino to fall backward and break his neck.
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Chicago
George Babastino
Babastino
Wife seeks diamonds by exhuming champ’s body
Mrs. Robert Fitesimmons plans to exhume the body of the former heavyweight champion to recover diamond fillings from his teeth. She says the diamonds will augment her savings after charitable gifts.
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Chicago
Robert Fitesimmons
Weather note hints at little change in temperature
The notice describes a partly cloudy night in the north portion with minimal temperature change expected overnight and into the new day.
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Uta
Brothers Mitchells Arrested After Middleton Bank Robbery
Arthur and Walter Mitchell alias Ed Johnson and Walter Wilson surrendered to Canyon County Sheriff to face trial for robbing the State Bank of Middleton. They had escaped from the Canyon County jail on June 28 and were recaptured after a nationwide search. Their father Frank Mitchell, mine manager, said the moonshine era and a spree led to the crime and later regret.
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Arthur
Walter Mitchell
Ed Johnson
Walter Wilson
C. Y. Mason
Canyon County
State Bank
Middleton
Liberty
Frank Mitchell
Boise Basin
Caldwell
Mason
E. I. Harris
Harris
Canyon
Ada
Dorsee
Frank E. Mitchell
Golden Age
Placerville
Walter
Mitchell
Bingham
Nevada
Middleton Bank
South America
Robbers Loot Plant in Perth Amboy Cash Vault Break
A ten man gang attacked the Castle to Cream plant near Perth Amboy New Jersey looting the office safe and binding employees. They escaped with an estimated fifty to ten thousand dollars as police were alerted after a lookout fled from the scene.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Aix
Birthday Surprise for Los Angeles Hammer Murderess
Clara Phillips known as the Los Angeles hammer murderess received a belated birthday party at San Quentin on her twenty seventh birthday. Inmates and prison matrons helped arrange a small celebration in her cell with gifts a letter from her husband and a decorative table. Phillips is serving a long term for the murder of Alberta Meadows in Los Angeles.
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San Quentin
Calif
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles Hammer
Alberta Meadows
Clara
Submarine S-51 on Final Journey to Brooklyn Yard
The United States submarine S-51 laden with crew bodies tows toward Brooklyn Navy Yard from Block Island Rhode Island as divers and salvage ships assist. The 160 mile journey aims to reveal secrets and recover 25 missing crew members from the 1939 Atlantic sinking after collision with City of Rome.
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United States
Long Island Sound
Block Island
Rhode Island
Falcon
Vestal
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Ita
City of
Rome
New London
Conn
Brooklyn
Strike Thes Up Subway System Strikes City Deadlock
New York July 6 trains on the Interborough Rapid Transit system faced a nine hour strike by motormen and switchmen demanding higher wages. Service was reduced with strike breakers, congestion at peak hours, Brooklyn service halted and police deployed to maintain order.
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New York
Metropolia
Chicago
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Blue Coate
Wewa
Coast League Schedule Shows Limited Games Today
In San Francisco two games were set, including the Missions versus Port and another match between Oakland and Sacramento. No Coast league baseball in Los Angeles today. action resumes Thursday.
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San Francisco
Poll Watchers and Campaign Funds Scrutiny in Pennsylvania
Washington reporters report the Senate campaign funds committee probing party operations in Philadelphia. Witness T P Walnut says 600 watchers were hired by Governor Pinchot’s group at Philadelphia polls with $5 for women and $10 for men. Ware supporters allegedly had 1,500 watchers. Committee chairmen threaten warrants for absent Morin as funds questions arise and contributions are traced to the Ware organization.
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Washington
John M. Morin
Western Cameign
Are
Pennsylvania
Campaign Funds Committee
King
Morin
Ware
Philadelphia
Pepper
Walnut
Goff
West Virginia
Mexico City clergy clash over new religious regulations
Ferdinand Noriega, head of the Bar association, calls a meeting of Mexico City attorneys to debate government rules on religious instruction and sectarian publications. Foreign Minister Saenz declines to comment on a pope protest while Universal urges tolerance in its editorial stance.
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Mexico City
Ferdinand Noriega
Bar Association
Senor Noriega
Saenz
Ki Universal
Calles
Mors del
Northwest championship won by Otorey team at Vancouver racks oval
The 76th Artillery team from Otorey California defeated Boise Maine to win the Northwest championship at the Vancouver racks oval. Monterey team also remained undefeated to close the ten day tournament started ten days ago.
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Boise Vancouver
Wash
76Th Artillery Rr
Otorey
Calif
Vancouver
Boise, Ma
Oto
Borse
Monterey
Crowded Minneapolis Night Ends With 120 Arrests
A July AP report notes a crowded downtown scene in Minneapolis with many men detained for drunkenness during a holiday period. Twelve were released to clear space for others as police processed more than a hundred arrests.
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Minneapolis
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