Texians Plan Anti Smith Campaign In Texas
Texas Democrats meet to organize opposition to Governor Alfred E. Smith and bolt the party if he is nominated. W A Collins and Oscar B Colquitt lead bone dry faction urging a state executive committee and campaign manager for anti Smith effort with July 17 meeting set.
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Ballas
Tex
Alfred E. Smith
Texas
New York
W. A. Collins
Oscar B. Colquitt
Collins
Colquitt
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Dent
Jed O. Adams
Edith E. Wilmans
William Hewkins
Thomas B. Love
National
Texes
American Fliers Return From Australia in Rio Parade
Harry Lyon and Jam Warner, who helped fly the Southern Cross from Oakland to Australia, arrived back in San Francisco to a large homecoming. Mayor James Rolph Jr led the city committee while ex Senator James D. Phelan headed the civic group. Lyon’s mother welcomed him as a purse from the San Francisco Examiner exceeded $10,000 raised for Lyon and Warner.
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San Francisco
Harry Lyon
Jam Warner
Thei Pert
Southern Cross
Oakland
Calif
Australia
James Rolph, Jr
Civi
Bsired
James TD. Phelan
Lyon
Maine
The
San Francisco Examiner
James Warner
Austalia
Matson
Boise Man Challenge Caps Idaho Sterilization Law
Herbert Gorey, 98, challenged the Idaho sterilization statute in district court contending the state eugenics board lacks legal existence and thus the court has no jurisdiction over his case. The AP report notes a demurrer and the legal dispute over the controversial law.
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Boise
State Eugenics Board
District Court
Idaho
Herbert ‘Gorey
Three Nobile expedition castaways rescued on Antarctic ice
Three of the ill fated Nobile expedition were found alive on the ice west of Cape Pilaten near Northeastland after forty three days. Russian airman Chukhnovsky from the ice breaker Krassin sighted them and circling five times tried to land to aid Dr Malmgren and companions.
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Moscow
Cape Pilaten
Northeastland
Iain Filippo Zappi
Foyn Island
Chukhnovsky
Krassin
Dr. Malmgren
Foyn
Young Slayer Back in Jail in Union City Tennessee
Johnnie Vaughn 31, accused slayer of his rival in love, is back in the county jail after a five day manhunt through West Tennessee. He told a deputy he left jail for “business” and expected to return the next morning as the state supreme court reviews his case. In Los Angeles, Jacob Tamendeajeeman reported a jewelry heist worth about 100 000 dollars at a Geuntown District jewelry store.
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Union City
Tenn
Johnnie Vaughn
West Ilinois Woods
West Tennessee
Vaughn
State Supreme Court
McCain
Angeles
Jacob @tamendeajeeman
Te Galtes Tedey
Jewelers
Geuntown Dintrict
Senator Borah backs nationalist Chinese policy in speech
Boise July 11 Senator William E Borah chairman of the foreign relations committee expressed sympathy with the nationalist Chinese movement and urged renewal of treaty arrangements allowing China to manage its own affairs. He said China should be given every possible opportunity to govern its own events and work out its future.
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Boise
William EB. Bersh
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Chine
Two in ehagging Clarence
Two men are engaged in a clash with Clarence as the central figure in a July 11 AP report from LOUM. Details are fragmentary, but the incident centers on a confrontation surrounding Clarence with minimal context provided.
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Loum
Clarence
Formal Murder Charge Placed Against Denver Theatre Man
Denver July 11 A. B. Dickson a Denver theatre man was charged with first degree murder after shooting Herbert Powell 19 in Dickson home during a struggle over a gun. Dickson denies premeditation claiming the shooting was unplanned. Dickson jailed. Mrs Dickson reportedly hiding and near breakdown from shock.
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Denver
Colo
A. EB. Dickson
Herbert Powell
Missing forest patrol plane sparks search by two pilots
In Spokane a forest patrol aviator and Howard Flint chief district forester vanished after taking off from Pell’s field on a patrol over North Idaho. Two planes piloted by Nick Mangmer and Mayor Caleb V Haynes launched an early morning search for the missing aircraft.
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Gpokane
Wash
Fear Forest Patrol
Howard Fllint
Fom Pell
North
Idaho
Bride
Nick Mangmer
Caleb V. Haynes
New York Arrests Pierce Oil Auditor in Mexico City Case
Roberto L. Ratto a longtime Pierce Oil general auditor was arrested in New York on a charge of embezzling fifty thousand dollars. The case links his religion based activities to the alleged crime and notes he is held at the Tombs with bail denied under federal law. The prosecution aims to extradite him to Mexico City.
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New York
Roberto L. Ratto
Pierce Oil Company
Matteo City
Ratto Wee
Mexico City
New Home and Outdoor Edition of The Tribune
Strong advance demand for The Tribune outdoor edition prompts readers to place orders with the business office without delay. It highlights scenic areas hunting fishing and outdoor pages as well as a dog page with about thirty five hunting fellows in fast Company and previews Idaho vacation spots and recreational life.
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The
Tribune
Idaho
Baseball Scores Across Cities Amid Tight Contests
National league games feature Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and Boston in a day of close totals. Notables include varied runs and pitching lines with multiple relievers and key hitters providing the decisive moments across Detroit New York Washington and Cleveland matchups.
Lindbergh Narrowly Escapes Fire During Prep Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh faced a near disaster when his Curtiss Falcon biplane burst into flame from a flooded carburetor while warming up for takeoff at Gast Lake City airport. Mechanic P Noonan escaped unharmed after dousing the blaze, and Lindbergh proceeded with the flight, reaching Salt Lake airport later.
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Lindbergh
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Moses Attacks Walker Over Hollywood Address
New York Senator Moses of the Hoover advisory council denounces Mayor Walker's Hollywood address as exposing the "inevitable character of Tammany hall." He says Walker warns film producers against political partisanship and accuses the mayor of October tactics in July. Moses rebuts that moving pictures are a legitimate publicity tool and Republicans will use them properly.
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New York
The
New York Times
Moses
Hoover Advisory Council
Hollywood
James J. Walker
Tammany Hall
Walker
Potomac
Civil Service considers August exams for prohibition staff
The civil service commission announced plans to start certifications for filing positions of agents and investigators under the prohibition bureau in early August. Examinations will be held nationwide, with a possible reannouncement in sections facing a shortage of eligibles.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Legion Age Limit Enforced in American Legion Baseball
In Indianapolis on July 11, the American Legion announced strict enforcement of the 17 year age limit for junior baseball. Dan Bowers, national director, said teams using players over 17 will forfeit further competition. Eligible players must be 17 or younger before January 1, 1929, amid rising concerns of rosters bending the rule.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Dan Bowers
The
Legion
Sowers
Sowers Sxc
Bottonley belts twentieth homer in St Louis game
St Louis July 11 AP Jim Bottonley of the Cardinals hit his twentieth home run in the first inning of the New York St Louis game today.
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ST. Louis
Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Editor slams farm aid at Detroit convention
William Johnson of Farm Life criticized farm relief supporters as dwelling on luxuries rather than necessities. He argued real urban distress stems from lack of federal aid, while farmers enjoy modern comforts. He warned the next generation may face high prices for airplanes amid progress-driven discontent.
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Detroit
Wiliam Johnson
Farm Life
Johnnson
Granddad
Johnson
Fake Accident Ring Exposed in Insurance Fraud Probe
An alleged fake accident network in New York involved 13 lawyers and 5 others, staging falls on sidewalks and manhole obstructions to claim injuries. Investigators describe runners, floppers, and witnesses coordinated by attorneys to file suits and obtain medical certificates for insurance payouts.
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New York
Supreme Court
Wasserevogel
Daniel Laulich
Irving Fuhr
Laulich
Puhr
Bonded booze siphoned out in New York warehouse theft
In New York an audacious liquor theft targets a warehouse in lower Manhattan. Authorities say $3,000,000 worth of government whiskey and alcohol was siphoned. Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert B. Watts reports confessions from three of six suspects, naming their alleged leader as a known figure.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Robert B. Watts
Soasistant Uni
Hoover Plans Brief Visit With President at Lodge
President Coolidge will host Herbert Hoover for two days at the Brule en route to Palo Alto where he will be formally notified of the nomination on August 11. Hoover arrives Monday morning and departs Tuesday night for San Francisco. Mrs. Alvin T. Hert leads women workers for the campaign as plans focus on the eastern drive.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Brule
Palo Alto
California
Hoover
White House
San Francisco
Bacharach
New Jersey
Hoover-Curtist
Alvin T. Hert
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