Italian aces break own duration flight record
Captain Arturo Ferrarin and Major Carlo Delprete extended their duration flight record to 59 hours landing at Touros Brazil after challenging fog and darkness. Ambassador Bernardo Attoloc...
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Bernardo Attochco
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Touros
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Miers
Bitter fight stalls Smith ticket in Texas primary
In Dallas on July 7 the Texas Democratic scene saw a setback as candidates who pledged not to back Governor Alfred E. Smith were kept on the July primary ballots. D W Wilcor, state executive chair, announced the reversal after remarks by national committeeman Jed C Adams.
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Gov Smith Seeks Reed Help In Presidential Campaign
Governor Smith invites Senator James Reed of Missouri to Albany to advise on the Democratic nomination bid. Reed, a strong speaker, is expected to campaign in middle western states. The report notes sharp exchanges with Mrs Shaver, wife of the party chair, who derides Smith and his critics. Senator Reed’s involvement remains uncertain.
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M Ssouri
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Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League
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Women's Democratic Law Enforcement Committee of
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Wiliam H. King
Utah
Fatal shooting near Harlan ends after feud clash
In Harlan Kentucky two men were killed and a third missing after a gunfight in the mountains described as a scene of feuds. A large mob gathered at the scene as rifles sounded and the pursuit followed the shooting incident.
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Legion Officials to Fight Move Hospital Proposal
Legion officials announced plans to oppose a proposal to relocate a hospital. Colonel Quinlan stated he is confident that neither Belene nor Boise hospitals would be moved, expressing assurance amid the debate.
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President Coolidge to Speak at Minidoka Dedication
President Coolidge approved extending the Minidoka reclamation project in Idaho by 80 000 acres near Gooding to irrigate from the American Falls reservoir. An appropriation of 1 075 000 dollars was provided by Congress subject to his approval. This follows earlier irrigation for about 120 000 acres.
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Gooding
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Congress
Brother Avenges Murder Swiftly in Urbana
In Urbana Ohio on July 7 AP report states M H Keeran a farmer was murdered. His brother W W Keeran killed Wave Osler instantly after Osler shot at him and fled. A posse surrounded the field where Osler hid and Keeran shot him in the head with a rifle. Mrs Keeran the slain man’s wife witnessed the event.
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W. W. Keeran
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Otter
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Take Orders for Special Edition Home and Outdoor Tribune
With publication near, readers are invited to place orders for the special home and outdoor edition commemorating The Tribune moving to its new Idaho home. The edition will feature stories on home and outdoor life. Bagough
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Tribune
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Bagough
National League scores from Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Pittsburgh
Baseball results across multiple NL games including Chicago Brooklyn doubleheader and St Louis New York Pittsburgh clashes. Notable boxes show varied scoring by inning, with pitchers McWeeny Nehf Delaney Taylor Haines and others contributing as batters accumulate runs.
Blackburn Hearing Set After Delays in Salt Lake City
Claude Blackburn 25 of Loa facing murder charge in death of Flora Nelson 19 of Gunnison on May 30 near Bingham. He has been treated for a slashed threat and is now fit for trial. Preliminary hearing postponed as defendant could not appear July 6.
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Flora Nelson
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Hoppe Admits Killing Girl in Toledo Slaying Case
Charles J. Hoppe 36 admitted murder of seven year old Dorothy Sielagowski after his trial for her death ended with a guilty plea. A notarized confession linked him to Lily Dele Croy’s death and other assaults, prompting a sanity hearing adjournment.
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Navy flier sets new plane mark at nineteen thousand feet
Washington reports the Bureau of Standards confirmed that Lieut. Arthur Gavin aboard USS N with over a ton load reached 19,593 feet on June 27 in Philadelphia. Carl F. Schory said this eclipsed the previous world record of 19,196 feet by Richard Wagner, a Swas pilot.
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National Aeronautic Association
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Richard Wagner
Swas
Women carpenters clash with Dallas injunctions at Baptist tabernacle
In Dallas on July 7, a clash over building work at a Baptist tabernacle led to two temporary injunctions and a pastor’s jail. Deputy sheriffs faced a crew of about 50 women and men continuing work despite orders. Judge Towne Young issued broad restraints on all workers until a permanent ruling, while Rev Earl Anderson remained jailed after contempt findings.
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Hoover Resignation Sent But Not Accepted Yet
Superior Wisconsin July 7 AP Secretary Herbert Hoover has submitted his resignation from the commerce department. President Coolidge invited him to Cedar Island lodge as he heads west after the expected political nomination. Decision on acceptance depends on naming a successor and timing remains unsettled.
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Sportsmen to Hold Meetings on Sage Hen Open Season
The Idaho Fish and Game Department calls two meetings to decide whether to open sage hen hunting this year. Weiser hosts tonight with Turner Sparkman and local sportsmen reps present, followed by Idaho Falls next Tuesday with State Game Warden R. E. Thomas. Declared hen scarcity prompts possible county closures in Camas Lincoln Elmore and Blaine.
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Idaho
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Idaho Falls
R. E. Thomas
Utah Weather Outlook Quiet Weekend With Mild Temps
The Utah forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with very little chance of precipitation and mainly mild temperatures. No significant storms are expected across the state.
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Night gunman sought as detectives hunt in Estes Park
A forest ranger posse hunted Tusedo Park near Estes Park Colorado for the attacker who shot Dr George N Sleight 59 of Illinois and his son Virgil 25 of Clinton New York while sleeping in a tent Both victims were in a private hospital resting and nourished but Dr Sleight was listed in very serious condition Officials described the assailant as wearing a checkered jacket and khaki trousers and suggested the shooter might be a tourist The Sleights had been studying glacial action in Glacier National Park and planned to meet a Northwestern University theology professor nearby
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Tusedo Park
George N. Steigint
Illinois
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Clinton
New York
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Northwestern University
California Boat Beats Yale's Best
California won the final Olympic trial for eight oared crews by defeating Yale by a quarter of a boat length in Philadelphia.
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YALE
Philadelphia
Arrest Report: Negro Porter Detained After Train Assault Attempt
In Spokane Washington on July 7, Elle Williams a Pullman porter was jailed in Ritzville awaiting investigation for allegedly attempting to attack a female passenger on a Northern Pacific train near Lind Washington. The 19 year old victim was taken to a hospital with non life threatening injuries.
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