Ford not pausing in peace talks with Jews amid naval conference row
Detroit reports Henry Ford personally steered anti Jewish writings repudiation with Jewish leaders and disavowed involvement of his legal team while Edsel Ford joined a Detroit railroad inspection, as a separate naval conference near Geneva saw tense exchanges over cruiser tonnage and American proposals.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Todey
Ford
Dearborn
Sapiro
Artist’s Idea of Proposed Naval Airship
An artist’s conception shows a proposed navy dirigible of 6,500,000 cubic feet gas capacity flying over a battleship. Machine guns appear on multiple points of the airship and interior engines drive propellers along the lower side. No detailed specifications have been announced. Secretary Wilbur has approved the report.
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Wilbur
Rail Chiefs Forecast Likely Record Midwest Crop
A group of railroad leaders met with President Coolidge at the summer White House in Rapid City South Dakota and predicted a bumper crop year. Hale Holden Charles Perkins and Howard Elliott reported crops west of the Missouri River look exceptionally good with cars being stored to handle a potential record harvest. They avoided speculation on merger talks between Great Northern and Northern Pacific, and Coolidge spent a quiet day on the lodge porch.
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Rapid City
White House
Coolidge
Hale Holden
Charlies F. Perkins
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Missouri River
Mr Holden
Nebraska
Black Hills
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Byrd Honored by Dunkirk Calais and Paris Citizens
Commander Richard Byrd receives praise from Dunkirk Calais and Paris as his party travels through France aboard ships and planes. Crowds greet the aviators in Le Touquet and along the coast while final preparations and celebrations mark the homeward voyage ahead.
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Paris
Jehard E. Byrd
Dunkirk
Calais
Riviera
Leuquet
France
le Touquet
American Chamber of Com
Lindbergh Named Co-Patron of Miniature Airplane Contest
New York July 9 AP Colonel Charles Lindbergh has joined Orville Wright as official high co patron in the nations contest promoting miniature airplanes on public playgrounds this summer. He stated the project could help spark youth interest in aviation development.
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New York
Charles Lindbergh
Orville Wright
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Lindhn
O Mahoney Refuses First Offer for the Red Prince
Rob ert Edeson and May Robson mourn John Drew's death in Los Angeles. Edeson calls him one of the era’s greatest artists and a beloved figure from the old school. Robson says he was a fine artist and genius. Cecil B. DeMille recalls inspiration from Drew and marks the loss to drama.
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Los Angeles
Old Guard
Robert Edeson
May Robson
John Drew
Cecil B. DeMille
Red Prince Mine owner rebuffs two year lease offer
Mining engineer H B Thayer of Denver inspected the Red Prince mine east of Red Hill and left for further claims. D J O Mahoney rejected a lease and bond proposal from a Snake River Valley financing group that would fund exploration and royalty terms if ore value justified the deal.
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Red Prince
D. J. O'Mahoney
Red Hill
Thayer
Denver
O'Mehoney
the Tribune
Snake River Valley
O'Mahoney
Tribune
Onebousy Lane
Obregon Defeat Foreseen Says Alvarez Castilo
Alvarez del Castillo former Mexican congress president argues Morones aims to back Obregon by provoking US oil and land disputes. Castillo, exiled after the La Huerta failed revolt, predicts Obregon’s defeat and accuses Morones of courting nationalistic sentiment to defend sovereignty. Also notes John Milius sale to the Pittsburgh Pirates announced in Washington.
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Alvarez del Castillo
Mexican Congress
Morones
United States
Alvaro Oregon
Castillo
Morone
Obregon
Mexico
Holior
Miljus
John Milius
Seattle Baseball Club
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walter Siders Reelected Head of NEA Board
Walter R. Siders of Pocatello Idaho was chosen chairman of the NEA board of trustees to serve a four year term, succeeding himself. He said Seattle hosted the sixty fifth NEA convention at which the meeting concluded. His leadership helped secure the Seattle gathering.
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Seattle
Wash
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello
Idaho
National Educational Association
Siders
Farm Aid Debate Looms for Midwest Farmers
St Paul July 9 President Coolidge will hear next week how midwest farm organizations feel about farm aid legislation. The forthcoming discussion will reveal their stance on government support and policy direction.
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St. Paul
Coolidge
Middle West
Officers Not True to Trust in Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland July 9 The triennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers found L G Griffing first vice president guilty of laxness carelessness and indifference in the conduct of the organization's affairs Two more officials face trial on similar charges No penalties were imposed Griffing defended himself Lindquist secretary treasurer was found guilty earlier Harry P Dougherty second vice president will be tried next week
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
L. G. Griffing
Griffing
Brotherhood
C. E. Lindquist
Harry P. Dougherty
White House Collie Prudence Prim Nears End
Rapid City reports Prudence Prim a white collie, a White House favorite with Rob Roy, is not expected to live after falling ill with distemper. The Port Meade veterinarian gave up hope and informed President and Mrs Coolidge. The dog is under care in the Black Hills.
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Rapid City
White House
Prudence Prim
Port Meade
S. D
St Paul Seattle Tokyo Flight Postponed to Spring
The St Paul Seattle Tokyo airplane flight is deferred from September to spring. Louis W Hill of St Paul, Great Northern Railway chairman and chief backer, cites inability to construct a plane in under 80 days and suggests weather along the route would render flying inadvisable.
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St. Paul
Divorce Mull Paris Given Body Blow
Paris reports indicate stress on French secrecy laws as leaks reveal American divorce cases in Paris. The ministry of justice investigates how divorce details reach American papers, with potential court action for divulging proceedings. The piece cites Jack Pickford and Marilyn Miller and discusses press practice versus French legal norms.
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Paris
Gan Ne
France
Ministry of Justice
Jack Pickford
Marilyn Miller
Los Angeles
Palais de Justice
Five are Cited In Cases of Flogging
In Toccoa Georgia on July 9 AP reports W C Acree a high school superintendent and church leader is to face trial with four others in a flogging series case. Acree stands accused of assault with intent to murder and carrying a pistol in the flogging of Mrs Ansten Bowers and her son Lloyd. The docket remains crowded but prosecutors plan to bring the others to trial next Tuesday for flogging Bartola Singleton. The Bowers allege Acree held Mrs Bowers during the beating and claim the motive was immorality and failure to attend church.
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Toccoa
Ansten Bowers
W. C. Acree
Acree
Stephenson County
Estonville
Bowers
McMillan
Bartola Singleton
Hardy climbers conquer night ascent on icy Columbia peaks
Alfred Ostheimer Jr. of Philadelphia and Hans Fuhrer, a Swiss guide, achieved two fist ascents of 11 000 foot peaks in the Columbia Icefield in three hours. They opened a new route on a 12 000 foot peak, much of the work done at night amid dangerous ice and bitter cold with lantern and flashlight.
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Jasper Park
Canada
Alfred Ostheimer, Jr
Philadelphia
Hans Fuhrer
Columbia
Great Columbia Range
Wreck of Rock Island Flyer Californian Injures Fifteen
A broken rail caused the Rock Island line flyer Californian wreck near Goodwyn Arkansas. Fifteen injured by the crash with one in fair condition. Dr J H Miller of Cave City Kentucky hospitalized with serious injuries. The crash toppled seven coaches down a ten foot embankment.
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Goodwyn
Ark
Rock Island Railroad
Flyer
J. H. Miller
Cave City
Forest City
Sagehens Scarce In Custer County After Heavy May Snow
Mackay notes sagehens will be premium in some areas but scarce in Custer county when the season opens this fall. Observers report many mother hens without chicks or with only one or two, blamed on heavy late May snowfall reducing chick survival.
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Tribune
Mackay
Custer County
Eruption at Hale Maumau Kona lava lake intensifies
Rain driven squalls and wind liven the Hale Maumau lava lake scene in Kalauea as eruption continues from Thursday morning. Two lava fountains rise as molten rock spills in eddying droplets and two large lava streams traverse the pit floor, building up the lava lake.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Hale Maumau P'Rt
Kalauea
T. H
Kilauea
Hale Maumau
Wilson
Axed young woman found as mystery topples in Battery Park
New York police suspect an axe murder after parts of a young woman were found near a Battery Park subway kiosk. Limbs wrapped in a red cloth and khaki pants were examined at the morgue. A brown paper bundle contained a column of purchase figures likely left as a clue by the killer.
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New York
Battery Park
Battery Wall
Carey
Woman Beaten by Masked Men in Alabama Farmstead
Mrs Bertha A Slay 28 was abducted from her bed and severely beaten by masked men at a Colbert county farm near Florence. Sheriff Stutts said the assailants wore klan costumes and attacked after she refused to confess to a local scandal.
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Florence
Ala
Bertha A. Slay
Stutts
Colbert County
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