Cruiser problem cleared at Geneva conference session
Geneva July 8 delegates wore smiles as they emerged from a private executive committee session. No major progress on the cruiser issue was reported though tone was hopeful with plenipotentiaries determined to reach agreement. Japan proposed higher submarine shares while American and British figures differed.
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Saito
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UAL RIGHTS UNDER DISCUSSION
Delegates at the National Woman's Conference in Torado Springs discuss pressing federal constitutional equality amendment. Messages from national president Mrs O H P Belt and Edith Haughen Hooker outline plans and a report on 50 points of legal research against women.
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New York
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Belmore
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Younger
California
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Ogden Springs Resort Destroyed By Fire In Ogden
The Utah Hot Springs resort ten miles north of Ogden on the Oregon Short Line was burned to the ground at midnight. Firemen say sparks from wiring started the blaze. the frame structure valued at 40000 dollars, with more than 100000 dollars spent on the place over 20 years.
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Ogden
Utah Hot Springs
Utah
Oregon
Ogden Capitalists
Color Blindness Affects Washington Drivers
Washington officials report a new traffic control problem as color blind applicants rise in DMV testing. Two percent of permit seekers cannot distinguish go and stop signals, prompting rejection of color blind applicants and denial of license renewals for older drivers unable to differentiate lights.
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Washington
William Harland
Cotham Plans Reception for Five Aviators
New York prepares a grand welcome for five American trans Atlantic fliers in France led by Commander Byrd. Grover A. Whalen states plans hinge on a final announcement with a joint or separate arrival. The fliers are expected to sail from Europe on July 12 aboard the Leviathan and reach New York around July 18.
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Charlies A. Lindbergh
France
Grover A. Whalen
Byrd
Acosta
Ne- Ville
Balchen
Chamberlin
Europe
Revolt Appears Broken Down in Shantung
AP reports July 8 that the first Japanese troop train from Tsingtao reached Tsian without incident and more convoys moved in. Five hundred marines landed at Tsingtao to guard the port while rebels appear quiet and the southern Nationalists lack strength to threaten Tsingtao. Northerners claim Linchin retaken and push toward Hanchang near the Tsinfu.
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Shantung
United States
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Tsinfu
Dil Magnate Rockefeller 88 Still a Powerful Factor
York July 8 AP John D Rockefeller 88 today remains a central figure in Wall Street struggles. The Standard Oil magnate observed his birthday at Pocantico New York engaging in golf and estate drives as bankers and directors debated stock moves. His long career and stock exchange seat illustrate enduring influence in railroad consolidation and markets.
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Rockefeller
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Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Western Maryland
Mr. Rockefeller
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohsio
Howacines Io
Commis
Byrd Aims For South Pole Flight Through Harsh Antarctic Terrain
Washington July 8 AP Commander Richard E Byrd plans a South Pole flight facing jagged 10000 to 15000 foot peaks and barren, inhabitable terrain. Topographers say the journey crosses a vast ice barrier and routes over high mountain rims as Amundsen precedents noted.
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Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Antarctic
North Pole
National Geographic Esociety
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Arctic
Antarctic Continent
Antarctica
Spitzbergen
Byrd
New Zealand
Amundsen
Blonde Helper Emerges in Whitman Case Ad Concludes
New York July 8 AP A 23 year old Mrs Margaret Hoffman testifies in the grand larceny case against Robert Whitman alias John Wiedemeier known as Lord Beaverbrook. She says she met Whitman in Chicago two years ago and offered to help him financially after he proposed a movie career and claimed theatrical power.
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Robert Whitman
Lord Beaverbrook
Whitman
Rose Durkin
Margaret Hoffman
Chicago
John Wiedemeier
Boston safety sign campaign taps 5000 signs
The Boston Automobile club abandons refined wording to protect children at play. Five thousand signs are posted mainly in congested residential districts with the message Kids near. Slow down.
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Boston
Boston Automobile Club
Coolidge Takes Fancy To Riding In Rapid City
President Coolidge enjoys his first riding experience and considers horseback recreation while in Rapid City South Dakota in July. He discussed riding with cowboy Dakota Clyde Jones who oversees the White House stables for the summer. Kit the seven year old bay may be his regular mount with Senator also at his disposal.
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S.D
Coolidge
Clyde” Jones
Tri-State
Belle Fourche
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White House
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Custer
Lindsey May Be Candidate for Congress in Denver
Friends of Ben B. Lindsey former Denver juvenile court judge launch a bid to elect him to Congress after the death of Rep William Vale. Lindsey ousted a week ago by a state supreme court ruling he was illegally elected in 1924 travels to Los Angeles to rest and weighs a run for Congress or a special election for his former post. Mrs Lindsey vows the fight continues despite the move.
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Ben B. Lindsey
William Vale
Lindsey
State Supreme Court
Congress
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Juvenile Court
Ban Johnson Resigns as American League President
New York July 8 AP Ban Johnson tendered his resignation as American League president effective on or before November 1 1927. He cited ill health though he felt better recently, no successor named yet, and Navin conversing with Detroit club officials after the session.
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American League
New York
Johnson
Western League
Hone
League
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Club
Mine inspection underway in Idaho tour begins
Stewart Campbell the state mining inspector left for Hailey to base his tour of Blaine Lemhi and Custer counties spending two weeks examining the south central Idaho mining region. In New York the Federal Reserve says the central bank heads conference has not discussed reparations or stabilizing the French franc.
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Stewart Campbell
Hailey
Blaine
Lemhi
Custer
Campbell
Idaho
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Central Bank
Cubs Maintain First With 1 0 Win Over Pirates
In Chicago, the Cubs beat the Pirates 1 to 0 to stretch their lead as Charley Root earned his 15th win of the season. Grimm doubled and Beck fielded a grounder allowing Grimm to score after Hartnett fouled, while Root shut out the Pirates on eight innings.
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Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Charley Root
Corsairs
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Cubs
Root
Chicago
Grimm
Hartnett
Beck
Stayner
Johnson Heads Brotherhood
Alvanly Johnson, rising from call boy to grand chief engineer, was elected senior executive officer for six years at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers triennial convention in Cleveland. Delegates scrapped Warren S. Stone era management law and returned full charge to the grand chief engineer, transferring banking and labor powers. William B. Prenter loses executive capacity.
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Alvanly Johnson
Great Northern Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Warren S. Stone
Johnson
William B. Prenter
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State treasurer reports Utah costs and revenues for year
Salt Lake City July 8 AP Support of the state government during the fiscal year ending June 30 cost 3 882 339 49 the annual report of John Walker state treasurer completed today disclosed The amount represents receipts from all sources Ad valorem taxes state and school purposes account for less than half The gasoline tax 3 5 cents per gallon totaled 1 330 639 23 Federal appropriations 932 105 33 Motor vehicle registrations 655 074 85 Sportsmen licenses 112 494 31 Interest on state loan board investments 485 723 19
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Salt Lake City
John Walker
State Loan Board
Baseball scores from multiple venues today
National games include St Louis at Boston with a 2-3 result and Chicago beating Pittsburgh 18-0 in a blowout. Brooklyn defeated New York 29-6, Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 15-5, and Washington topped Cleveland 7-4. Detroit beat New York 11-8 after late scoring.
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Thomas
Giard
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Woodall
Chicago
Boston
Gardner former Syracuse Post Standard publisher dies at home
Walter Edwin Gardner, former publisher of the Syracuse Post Standard, died at his Syracuse home early today after retiring ten years ago. He and his wife traveled extensively.
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N. Y
Walter Edwin Gardner
Syracuse Post Standard
Indian Music Au Natural Makes No Appeal Says Composer
Boise July 8 Chicago composer and teacher Louis Victor Saar arrived en route to Portland. He witnessed the sun dance of Fort Hall Indians and declared there is nothing in real Indian music. Saar will perform a piano recital at the Presbyterian church this evening featuring his own not ultra modern compositions.
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Louis Victor Saar
Chicago
Portland
Fort Hall
Saar
Presbyterian Church
National Air Derby Starts in September Across United States
Spokane announces the National Air Derby with 20 designated overnight stops and control stations. The $28,250 prize race from New York to Spokane includes separate routes for class A and B planes, with key refueling depots at Cleveland Bellefonte Bryan and Lemmon. The event aims to boost commercial and practical flying and links northern routes to the east.
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Roosevelt Field
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Ohio
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Aberdeen
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Then & Billings
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Northern Airway
Department of Commerce
Northern Air Mall
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Derby Association
UTA Weather Forecast Mostly Fair Tonight and Saturday
Mostly fair conditions expected for tonight and Saturday with little change in temperatures. The forecast calls for light winds and dry weather across the region, with no significant precipitation anticipated.
Oil Laws A Source Of Grief
James R. Sheffield resigns as ambassador to Mexico effective at presidential discretion. He cites no reason but plans to rest and possibly travel Europe for six weeks. The move comes amid tensions over Mexico’s oil laws and related land matters, with no recall implied and the post potentially remaining vacant.
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Rapid City
S. D
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Coolidge
Sheffield
Europe
Yale
Everett Sanders
Murder charge in slaying of Loretta Martinez near Mammoth
Andreas Neunz, 22, is held in Pinal County jail at Florence on murder charges in the July 4 killing of Loretta Martinez. Martinez, born in 1820, was found dead on a highway about a mile from Mammoth with head injuries from stones and an automobile jack.
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Andreas Neunz
Pinal County
Florence
Loretta Martinez
Martinez
Mammoth
Ford ends anti Jewish articles pledge by Ford Lincoln
New York July 8 AP Arthur Brisbane publicizes Henry Ford ordering the Dearborn Independent to permanently halt articles hostile to Jewish people The statement expresses regret for any injury caused and notes future coverage will avoid anti Jewish content The offer to buy the paper is denied as Ford aims to make it a house organisation with no such articles going forward
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Arthur Brisbane
Henry Ford
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New York American
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Ford
M&n
Jm m
Sapiro
Dearborn Independent
William Randolph Hearst
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