Sinclair Named as Assistant to A. H. Conner
Bartlett Sinclair was appointed Assistant Attorney General in the A. H. Conner office in Boise Idaho. The move signals changes in Idaho politics as Sinclair shifts from close Borah ally to a new role amid state Republican realignments and the resignation of James Boone to join John McLane in Salt Lake City.
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Tribune
Boise
Idaho
Bartlett Sinclair
A. H. Conner
Sinclair
Senator Borsh
Bert Conner
H. F. Samuels
Borah
Federal Land Office
Alfred Hogenson
James Boone
John McLane
Link Light and Power, Company
Salt Lake City
Singlet É
State Attorney General’s Office
Wife of Stockman Dies in Denver
Mrs Rosina a Grotta Tomlinson wife of T W Tomlinson secretary of the American Livestock association died in Denver after a long illness She was known by stockmen and cattlemen throughout the west and middlewest Funeral services will be held here tomorrow and she will be taken to Logansport Indiana for burial
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Denver
Rosinaa Grotta Tomlinson
T. W. Tomlinson
American Livestock Association
West
Middlewest
Logansport
Ind
British oarsman wins world amateur rowing title in Philadelphia
Jack Beresford Jr of Britain defeats Walter M. Hoover of Philadelphia to claim the amateur world rowing championship at the Philadelphia gold cup event held July 7. The committee organized the race as part of the world championship program.
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Philadelphia
Jack Beresford Jr
Walter M. Hoover
British Mining Situation Serious Worldwide Crisis Looms
London July 7 AP reports the coal mining dispute in Britain remains a major topic as the cabinet meets to consider the issue. The International Miners Federation gathers representatives from France Belgium Holland Germany and Czecho Slovakia to discuss a global dimension. Frank Hodges of the miners federation says a coal crisis exists in nearly every country and urges international organization while officials hope for a resolution.
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London
International Miners Federation
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Frank Hodges
Miners Federation
Quake Reveals Ancient Graves
Avalon California July 7 A powerful earthquake rocked Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz region causing cliff falls and seasick waves. Archaeologists aboard the Dreamer report on Santa Catalina Island discovering ancient Indian burial sites with five skulls and numerous ornaments unearthed by the tremor.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
San Miguel Islands
Arthur Sanger
Dreamer
Anchorage
Santa Crug Island
Los Angeles Museum of History
Scieence and
Art
Ganger
San Miguel Island
Crazy Man Kills Wife and Child
Ernest Franzen attacked his family with a large knife in Minneapolis killing his wife Ellen and son Morris 9 before turning the blade on himself. Four other children aged 11 to 16 fled the house wounded one seriously as Franzen slit his throat.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest Franzen
Franzen
Ellen
Morris
Ethel
Sharp checks administered to tribesmen in Morocco
Paris reports that French counterattacks in the Taza region have relieved tension as Abd El-Krim’s followers suffer losses. General Naulin is appointed to lead Moroccan operations, with Lyautey remaining to handle administration and propaganda while reinforcements arrive to meet the ongoing uprising of tribes.
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Taza
Paris
Morocco
Marshal Lyautey
Abd.El-Krim
Disciplinary Methods Used by Riff Leader Abd El Krim
Reports from Tetaun in Spanish Morocco describe Abd El Krim enforcing harsh punishment on tribes resisting or aiding enemies. Riffian leader reportedly hauls many delinquents into caves and prisons until they submit to his command. French mobile troops repelled several attacks five miles north of Belkas sem yesterday with reinforcements arriving from the rear.
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Stanislaus Naulin
Morocco
Sovereaest
Guill
Rhineland
Naulin
Africa
Marshal Foch
Sommepy
Tahure
Marne
Vouziers
Tetaun
Spanish Morocco
Eay
Ait Kamara
Belkassem
Large Rum Armada on Lake Ontario
The Buffalo Evening News reports the largest rum armada seen on Lake Ontario preparing at Port Colborne Ontario for a dash toward U S frontiers. Seventeen craft of various types carry cargoes valued collectively over $250 000.
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Buffalo Evening News Today
Lake Ontario
Port Colborne
Ontario
United
Thatea.e
Fencers Duel Ends Without Harm in Rome
In Rome on July 7, famed Italian fencers Mario in incalo and Felice Desimone fought a pistol duel over fencing prowess. Jones Lee fired into the air twice. the dispute was settled without injuries and the duel halted.
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Rome
Mario @inincalo
Felice Desimone
Jones Lee
Honor
Hoover Jr and Young Bride Leave For Harvard Studies
Herbert Hoover Jr and his wife Margaret Watson Hoover arrived in Pocatello and gave Tribune an interview. They plan a Yellowstone trip, then travel east to Boston where he will study at Harvard Business School for two years after the June 25 Stanford ceremony.
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Leland Stanford University of California
Pocatello
Yellowstone
Boston
Ron of
Comgeros
Harvard College
Herbert Hoover Jr
Leland Standford Univ
California
Harvard Business College
Mr. Hoover
University
Hoover
Margaret Watson
Douglas Watson
Palo Alto
Calif
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Mra. Hoover
Business College
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Encounters Heavy Ice
Washington reports the MacMillan Arctic expedition faces many icebergs on its voyage from Battle Harbor to Hopedale Labrador. The steamship Peary message says Bowdoin and Peary move slowly through miles of loose ice cakes, the transmission intercepted by Edward N. Pease.
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Washington
MacMillan Arctic
Battle Harbor
Hopedale
Labrador
May Department
Peary
Bowdoin
Biottelsnrie Estate
Edward N. Pease
Funaigar
Mouth
Maas
Polar flight comrade doubts planes for polar travel
The man who escorted Amundsen on the Arctic air voyage warned that airplanes are unsuitable and dangerous in polar conditions, noting one exception.
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Oslo
Amundsen
North Pole
President Coolidge declines further comment on speech
In Swampscott Massachusetts on July 7 President Coolidge refused to expand on his call for European nations to enter a mutual security pact. He said his previous remarks were clear and no further explanation is needed.
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Swampscott
Mass
Cambridge
Coolidge
Europe
Merica
Republican Leader Curtis Returns for Throat Treatment
Curtis of alineas, the Republican leader, arrived in Washington from the west for several days of throat treatment before continuing to Narragansett Pier for his summer vacation.
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Washington
Curtis
Alineas
Narragansett Pier
Hijackers and Posse Engage in Gun Battle
Salinas California July 7 AP A truck and a liquor laden automobile were found near Moss Landing after a gun battle between suspected rum runners and a sheriff’s posse. Sheriff W A Dyer and Officer Harry Livingston were wounded. Two suspects were captured, coast guard warned, and forces from Monterey Presidio joined the chase.
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Salinas
Calif
Moss Landing
M. S Radtr
W.a.dyer
Harry Livingston
San Jose
Presidio
Monterey
Ayer
Livingston
Moneterey Presidio
Moss Lending
Here
Kanda
Ee i
Rader
Ies A
Edit
Ie Wee
Sppeel
Harry Livingeton
Monterey Bay
British women and children leave Chunkiang amid shortages
A Hankow message says all British women and children have departed Chunkiang while British men remain. Food shortages prevail as anti foreign sentiment grows during Chinese troubles. Chunkiang lies about 800 miles above Nankin on the Yangtse River.
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London
Hankow
Chunkiang
Yangtse
Baseball doubleheader and scores across multiple games
Postponed Philadelphia at Cleveland led to a doubleheader next day while Chicago beat St. Louis 7 to 2. Boston defeated St. Louis 8 to 3. Pittsburgh removed New York in a 6 to 7 loss. Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Philadelphia, and Rixey and Krueger led Philadelphia in the second game. Donohue, Wingo, Betts, Ulrich, and Wilson contributed for Philadelphia in various contests.
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New York
St. Louis
Hoyt
H. Johnson
Bengough
Gaston
Caldwell
Tapgrave
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Donohue
Wingo
Betts
Ulrich
Wilson
Locomotive Theft Ends in High Speed Collision
Nicholas Oper of Long Island admitted stealing a 65 000 locomotive from a private roundhouse on July 3. He alighted unhurt after being hurled from the cab at a sharp curve. The runaway engine, at 65 miles per hour, collided with a Long Island railroad locomotive, causing extensive damage estimated at 150 000 and injuring Engineer George Dimmick. Oper is held on 1 bail for a hearing.
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New York
Nicholas Oper
Low Island
Oper
Long Island
George Dimmick
Judge denies new trial in Sinclair Teapot Dome case
Cheyenne July 7 AP Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy denied the government's motion for a new trial and dismissed the suit in the Sinclair Teapot Dome dispute. The ruling clears the path to the U S court of appeals for review of lease validity and related fraud claims involving Harry F Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
T. Blake Kennedy
U. S. Court of Appeals
Kennedy
Continental Trading Company
Pali
Osler
Foudlu
Fall
Navy
Interior Department
Sinclair
Whih
Application for Anti Klan Meet in Washington
An application for a peaceful anti Klan gathering was filed with district authorities for August 15 in the name of Reverend George H. Lawson of Keyport who calls himself the anti Klan candidate for governor of New Jersey. The event would follow by a week a Ku Klux Klan parade that has been authorized.
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Washington
George H. Lawson
Keyport
New Jersey
Tribune's New Home Opens in Chicago Tower
Tribune Tower in Chicago opened after two years and one month of construction. About 20 000 people toured the seven story tower, with flowers flooding lower floors for editors Colonel Robert R. McCormick and Captain Joseph Medill Patterson. The Gothic limestone exterior and marble interior echo a grand 4 000 person facility costing an estimated amount not disclosed.
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Tribune
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Robert R. McCormick
Joseph
Medill Pattersson
Bryan arrives in Dayton for Scopes trial in Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan reached Dayton Tennessee amid a cheering crowd as he joined the Scopes trial fight against the state anti evolution law. He said he would remain until the trial ends and noted Judge Goins denial of a federal restraining order.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
John T. Scopes
Bill
Mr. Bryan
John D. Neal
John Thomas Scopes
Cookeville
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Union
Fey Pesce
Hopkins scientist claims direct observation of evolution
Johns Hopkins University biologist Dr. Herbert Spencer Jennings is cited as the first to observe and control evolution in living things. The report asserts that hereditary traits change under external conditions and that lineages diverge across many generations, contradicting fundamentalist views of unchanging forms.
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Herbert Spencer Jennings
Jennings
Stolen Vatican jewels recovered after church heist
Rome reports that Vatican treasures stolen Friday from St Peters treasury were recovered. Police arrested Stella, a former shoemaker, and two painters Amerigo Leardi and Rubbondo Primavera who worked at St Peters. Stella allegedly coordinated with accomplices among church workers and jewelers Maretta and Grazini.
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Stella
Peters
Ohce
Marotta
Treweler
Tella
Maretta
St. Peters
Laigh Grazini
Biella
Vatican
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