Kidnapped men found after ten days in Tennessee mountains
Chattanooga July 7 AP reports Lawrence Bowman and Dr W D Mason were held for ten days by five masked men in the Tennessee mountains. They were beaten and tortured and tied to trees each night. Bowman says the captors opposed prohibition raids and a feud with a rival mountain family is discussed. A $1000 reward remains unpaid.
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Chatanooga
Tenn
Lawrence Bowman
W. D. Mason
Tennessee
Bowman
Mason
Prohibition
Flags Presented for Post Office Collection Include Oregon
Washington July 7 Oregon and Mississippi state flags were accepted by the Postmaster General for the post office department collection. Only Kansas Nevada New Mexico North Dakota and Wyoming remain missing to complete the set. The Oregon flag was presented by Mrs. Wm. G. Burkhead the secretary to Senator Stanfield.
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Washington
Oregon
Mississippi
New
Post Office Department
Kansas
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Wyoming
Portland
Four youths rob Hamtramck cashier of 14500 in broad daylight
Detroit July 6 AP four youths held up Joseph Jasinski cash ier of the Hamtramck National bank after he withdrew 14500 from the Peoples State bank of Hamtramck. He was stopped at the curb and the robbers fled in a car before an outcry could be made.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Pasinski
Hamtramck National Bank
Peoples State Bank of Hamtramck
Jasinski
Rum ships depart New England coast amid coast guard sweep
Boston July 7 AP Virtually all rum ships off the New England coast have departed and no new craft sighted since a coast guard campaign. Officials asserted at coast guard headquarters this followed reports of a new fleet anchored off Swampscott where President Coolidge is vacationing.
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Boston
New England
Coast Guard
Swampscott
President Coolidge
Teacher and Seven Children Drown in Picnic Tragedy
At a Sunday school picnic at Pinafore lake near Bt. Thomas Ontario the setup of two flat boats capsized carrying twenty seven children and a teacher. The teacher Mrs Watts and seven children drowned bringing the death toll to eight with two bodies still unfound.
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Bt. Thomas
Ont
Pinafore Lake
Watts
Hijackers and posse battle near Moss Landing
A gunfight broke out on a country road near Moss Landing as hijackers clashed with a sheriff posse led by Sheriff Oyer. Mr. Rader was killed and Sheriff Oyer wounded. a posse of about 50 joined the pursuit while two Monterey cavalry companies patrolled at dawn with no confirmed arrests or injury counts yet.
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Rader
Sheriff Oyer
Livingston
Watsonville
Dyer
Moss Landing
Monterey Presidio
France Debt Mission May Visit Washington This Fall
The path is open for France to send its debt funding commission to Washington in the next months except August 5 to 16 when the Belgian mission meets treasury officials. Ambassador Daeschner was informed through acting Secretary Winston. Paris experts are expected to depart early in September. The treasury schedule did not mention talks with the Italian debt commissioners.
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Washington
France
Treasury
Daeschner
Winston
American Debt Commission
Paris
Shrine Circus Opens in Pocatello July 15
The Shrine club in Pocatello prepares a week long circus starting July 15 under Shafer and featuring Belle McMahon, aerialists, slack wire acts, and professional talent. Advance ticket sales are strong with many season passes sold. A parade and clown contest with entrants painting costumes takes place Monday July 13.
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Shrine Circus
Shriners of
Potatello
Pocatello
Belle McMahon
Harry Niles Shafer
Shafer
Ccircus
Evolution Law Debate Surrounds Scopes Trial
Scientists at the university voiced support for Darwinian ideas as the Scopes trial loomed, while Macon County officials praised Representative Butler for defending the Tennessee anti evolution statute and condemned efforts to weaken the bill.
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Jennings
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Macon
Butler
Tennessee Anti-Evolutionatute
Town Talk Big Elks Meeting Promises Surprises Tonight
The Elks lodge plans a last regular weekly meeting and summer initiation with a banquet and stunts for new members. Downey resident Joseph Brimm reports heavy rains damaged hay but grain crops look excellent and farmers anticipate a prosperous year.
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Elks Lodge
Joseph Brimm
Downey
Chamber luncheon to feature American Falls dam program
Chamber officials announced at morning meeting that an American Falls dam program will be observed at the noon Wednesday luncheon. A large attendance is expected from forum members and guests.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Denver Attorney Paul DeLaney Arrives for Monte Christo Suit
Denver lawyer Paul DeLaney arrives in the city to engage in professional business. He shows interest in the Monte Christo mine case still pending in district court and is noted as an author of some repute, author of The Tolls of the Sand.
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Paul DeLaney
Denver
DeLaney
Monte Christo
Local Merchants Sail East for Buying Trip
John Hood and his son Leo of the Golden Rule depart in this city with W A Van Englen manager of the Twin Falls store H Van Englen manager of the Burley store and KE W Elliot manager of the Logan store for several weeks buying trip to New York City Chicago Boston and other eastern cities.
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John Hood
Leo
W. A. van Englen
Twin Falls
H. ©. van Englen
Burley
KE. W. Elliot
Logan
Pocatello
New York City
Chicago
Boston
Blackfoot Prepares for September Eastern Idaho Exposition
E J Fieldsted, manager of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce and secretary of the Eastern Idaho Fair Association, attends the weekly Blackfoot meeting to finalize arrangements for the big exposition to be held in Blackfoot in September and to coordinate exhibits and entertainment features.
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E. J. Fieldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho Fair Association
Papers Served in Condemnation Suits for American Falls Reservoir
Papers to be served on 42 defendants in government condemnation suits against American Falls residents were turned over to United States deputy marshal H A Buchenau in Boise. The suits filed June 26 seek land for the American Falls reservoir with price disputes cited as the cause.
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American Falls
H. A. Buchenau
United States
Boise
Idaho Pharmacy Board to Review Licenses in Boise Meeting
Idaho's state pharmacy board will meet today in Boise to examine candidates for state licenses. Commissioner F A Jeter announced the session. Board members include J P Halliwell of Pocatello Donald White of Boise and Austin A Walker of Boise. Eleven applications are on file for examination with two by reciprocity.
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Idaho
Boise
F. A. Jeter
J. P. Halliwell
Pocatello
Donald Whitehead
Austin A. Walker
Earth tremors and storms blamed for home frame shifts
Reports from local residents note door frames and window sills misaligning after recent earth shocks or heavy rainfall. Doors that once closed properly now stick, and similar issues affect windows, with consensus pointing to the tremors or rain as the cause in this locality.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
Miss Gertrude Holmes and Sister Leave Idaho Falls for Caldwell
Miss Gertrude Holmes and her sister Miss Margaret Holmes both of Idaho Falls depart for Caldwell Idaho after a visit in the city. They arrived yesterday evening and expect to stay about a month in Caldwell. Gertrude Holmes spent the weekend in Pocatello visiting friends.
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Gertrude Holmes
Margaret Holmes
Idaho Falls
Caldwell
Idaho
Pocatello
Labor methods in Germany explained by American salesman
Harry Clare, traveling sales man for the American Firebox Co of St Paul, arrives in Pocatello after a two month Germany trip. He contrasts German shop work as artful and deliberate with American efficiency noting Germans perform about one third as much per period. He discusses railroad practices and predicts American methods may be adopted in German factories.
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Harry Clare
Colny
Pocatello
Sasset
Germany
Mr. Clure
Ites
Settlement Reached in Bucharest Between Harvester Firm and Romanian Developers
The International Harvester company of Chicago settled with Romanian developers for about $1,000,000 prior to the war after years of negotiations.
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Bucharest
International Harvester Company of
Chicago
Man Rescued After Four Days Under Truck
John Ital, 60, was freed after four days pinned beneath an overturned truck on a lonely road fifty miles from Kingman Arizona. He was taken to a hospital yesterday and doctors expect recovery.
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Kingman
Ariz
John Ital
Giants Top Pirates In Open To Five Game Set
New York beat Pittsburgh 7 to 6 at the Polo Grounds in the first of five games. Kent Greenfield pitched for the Giants with Arthur Nehl backing him. Aldridge, Sheehand and Adams started for the Pirates. The Giants erased an early deficit with a fourth inning burst and were tied in the eighth before Meusel and Kelley drove in the runs.
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New York
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Kent Greenfield
McGraw
Arthur Nehl
Aldridge
Sheehand
Adams
Giants
Vic Aldridge
Grates
Cuyler
Moore
Frisch
Meusel
Kelly
Terry
Smith
Ohe Pirates
Snyder
Lindstrom
Young
Sheehan
Kelley
Prisoner Recaptured After Escape From Governor's Island
Newark July 7 AP Charles A Moodey one of three army prisoners who escaped Governor's Island June 27 after beating a sentry with a shovel and seizing a riot gun has been recaptured and returned to the Island. The other two fugitives remain at large.
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Newark
Charles A. Moodey
Three Charges Dismissed in Dosber Riot Case
Shanghai July 7 AP The international mixed court dismissed three of four charges against Zinovis Dosber a Soviet oil syndicate representative tied to Chinese riots He was released on bail of 20000 taels about 12000 dollars with Soviet trade mission to furnish funds if needed
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Shanghai
International Mixed Court
Zinovis Dos- Ber
Dosser
Furnigeh
Mrs. Rogers Meets President on Veterans Care
Mrs. John Jacob Rogers, succeeding her late husband as Fifth Massachusetts representative, conferred with President Coolidge at White Court Swampscott on July 7. They discussed ensuring proper care for disabled war veterans and Mrs. Rogers’ related public service.
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Swampscott
Mass
John Jacob Rogers
Massachusetts
New England
White Court
Coolidge
Ethics Points For Publishers Adopted By Southern Association
The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association adopted a code urging newspapers to print news honestly and fairly without bias toward editorial policy. It stresses respecting differing opinions, decency in all content, avoiding reputational harm, tolerance for diverse groups, and honesty in dealings with readers, advertisers, staff, and competitors.
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Asheville, N
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Guiding Star
Rosenberg Sarmiento Bout Postponed by Rain
In Cleveland the ten round no decision bout between Charley Rosenberg the bantamweight champion and Pete Sarmiento Filipino was postponed due to rain and moved to tomorrow night at Olympic arena.
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Cleveland
Olympic Arena
Charley
Phil
Rosenberg
Pete Sarmiento
Filippino
French deputies ratify Washington Conference China treaties
Paris reports the French chamber of deputies ratified the two Washington conference treaties relating to China without a record vote. Action was postponed until the evening session after an afternoon review.
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Paris
French Chamber of Deputies
Washington
China
Chicago Bank Reorganization Extends Deadline for Onativia Plan
Chicago banks holding Dean Onativia securities extend the deadline by one more day for completing a reorganization plan. The $35,000,000 bankruptcy proceeding could end this week with no loss to investors or creditors.
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Chicago
Onativia Securities
Dates Set for Debt Missions in Washington Talks
Washington reports tentative dates for receiving the French and Belgian debt missions and ongoing talks with Italy. Czechoslovakia will announce readiness to enter immediate conferences for settlement of its reconstruction debt about 80 million dollars plus 11 million for troop transport expenses. If needed a U S debt commission may be sent, otherwise settlement may proceed by legation exchanges.
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Washington
Italy
State Department
United States
Department
America
Siberia
Czecho-Slovakia
U. S
Poland
Lithuania
Wilbur Takes Bride At Stanford Memorial Chapel
Lyman Dwight Wilbur son of Secretary of the Navy Curtis Wilbur married Henrietta Shattuck in Stanford University Memorial Chapel. Secretary Wilbur and relatives attended. Miss Shattuck from Merced is the daughter of late Herbert A. Shattuck former Edison publicity director.
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Stanford University
Calif
Lyman Dwight Wilbur
Navy
Curtis Wilbur
Henrietta Shattuck
Merced
Wilbur
Miss Shattuck
Herbert A. Shattuck
Thomas A. Edison
Soviet Executions of Spies Reported in Moscow
Soviet authorities executed Generals Belavin and Ivanoff and Magistrates Viasoff and Sholokhoff in Moscow after a Kiev trial found them guilty of granting immunity to criminals and accepting bribes.
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Moscow
Belavin
Ivanoff
Red Army
Viasoff
Sholokhoff
Kiev
Utah Weather Outlook Quiet Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for generally fair skies across Utah with mild temperatures. Expect light winds and no precipitation as a high pressure system settles in for tonight into Wednesday.
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Utah
Headaches and Constipation Relief Ad
Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets advertised to relieve headaches and constipation. Halliwell Drug Co. Whittlesey's Pharmacy promote the product as a remedy in a period newspaper advertisement.
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Hollister
Halliwell Drug Co
Whittlesey’s Pharmacy
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Liberty Bonds
Citizen’s Bank
Pocatello, Idaho
Chamber Forum
Greenfield and
Nehl
Petersen Furniture Co
Leonard
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