Five die as Erie train crashes into freight near Corning
Five persons are burned to death and a sixth may die after the eastbound Cleveland New York express struck a freight train near Corning New York. The passenger locomotive plowed into a tank car causing a fire that swept baggage cars a coach and other cars. Names identified include engineer Pred E Blake of Hornell and fireman Wa tonik of Susquehanna Pa. Swan Berger 38 of Moline and Vaughn Rose of New York City among those burned. A severely burned survivor was extracted and rushed to Corning hospital.
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Corning
N.Y
Erie Railroad
E Blake
Hornell
W.iatonik
Susquehanna
Hulbert
Arkport
Flavin
Salamanca
Swan Berger
Moline
Vaughn Rose
New York City
Reilroad
Rotary Officials Meet in Ogden
About 40 presidents and secretaries of Rotary clubs from Utah and Idaho gathered in Ogden Utah for their annual conference with the district governor. Milton F Lippman of Salt Lake City opened the meeting detailing club communication methods. Ralph Bristol of Ogden spoke as the event continued with plans for a dinner hosted by the Ogden Rotary.
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Ogden
Utah
Rotary
Idaho
Dias
Milton F Lippman
Salt Lark
Lippman
Ralph Bristol
Ogden Fotary
Former Idahoan Dies Tick Bite in Wyoming
John Stahl, a Shoshone resident who moved to Wyoming 50 years ago from Idaho, died this week from a tick bite infection. His death marks Fremont county's fourth tick bite fatality this year and possibly Wyoming's seventh overall. In unrelated news, the Federal Reserve reported that New York member banks held 5.756 billion dollars in loans to brokers and dealers for the week ending July 10, unchanged from the prior week.
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Lander
Wyo
Fremont County
Wyoming
John Stahl Planter
Shoshone
Stahl
Idaho
Washington
New York Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Iowa Senator Brookhart Visits Pocatello Idaho
United States senator from Brookhart town travels by automobile to Pocatello Idaho for a visit with relatives. He plans to inspect local reclamation projects and is accompanied by his sister Miss Lillian Brookhart and nurse at the Pocatello neutral hospital. A nephew Ray Brookhart also resides in Pocatello.
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Salty Lake City
AP Smith W Brookhart
United States
Pocatello
Brookhart
Oregon Short Line
Lillian Brookhart
Pocatello Neutral Hospital
Ray Brookhart
Chinese Coup Halts Russian Control of Harbin Railways
An official announcement reports the Chinese have disbanded the Russian general manager and department heads of the Chinese Eastern Railway in Harbin. Shan Chi-Khan is named to take charge as telegraph and telephone links to home officers are cut. Police close the Harbin Soviet trade union offices as twenty Russian officials are arrested and deportation is expected.
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Harein
Manchuria
Shan Chi-Khan
Harbin
Unio
Mercantile Meet
Munchall
Japanese officials watch Manchuria as coup threatens rail lines
Tokyo officials view the Chinese coup with anxiety as it ends Russian control of the Chinese Eastern railway and threatens Japan's vital stake in the Chinese Southern railway. The report suggests possible follow on actions along the South Manchurian line.
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Eastern Railroad
Manchuria
Japan
Tokyo
Mrs Colby Seeks Divorce Decree in Reno
Mrs Nathalie Hedewick Colby wife of Bainbridge Colby former secretary of tine in Wilson's cabinet plans to seek a Reno divorce after Paris court denial in March 1928. Her daughter Mrs Robert Cameron Rogers is with her at a Reno bungalow as publicity surrounds fast divorces. The Colbys wed in 1885 and have two other children.
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Nathalie Hedewick Colby
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Colby
Robert Cameron Rogers
Rene
Colbys
Frederick Delafield, Jr
Nathalie Bedgwick Colby
Bandits Get One Dollar Each In Utah Street Car Holdup
In Ogden Utah three bandits stopped a street car at the Wall avenue south terminus and forced J L Muirbrook to surrender one dollar each. One robber held the passenger, another searched, and a third watched the proceed.
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Ogden
Utah
J. L. Muirbrook
Wall Avenue
Italian Air Aces Back From Transatlantic Flight in Rome
Roger Williams and Captain Lewis Yancey, fatigued but elated, began official and social duties in Rome after their Spain to Rome flight. They met American officials, toured Littorio field with their plane, and were welcomed by Mussolini who praised their achievement and urged them to enjoy the success.
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Lewis A. Yancey
Old Orchard
Rome
Pathfinder
Spain
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Santander
Aigomletion
Eternal City
Secial
Alexander Kirk
Littorio Air Field
Villa Sparta
Kuk
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Muussolini
Aeronautics
Torenia Villa
Ayat
Helican princes confined by illness in Brussels
Crown Prince Leopold fell ill with a cold during the Mamurs festival and will remain in bed in Bla room for several days. His younger brother Prince Charlies also suffered a severe bout of influenza, prompting similar confinement.
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Brussels
Leopold
Mamurs
Charlies
Boy Drowns Near American Falls In Canoe Accident
An 11 year old boy, Mack Travelute, died in a boating accident at American Falls lake. His overturned sail canoe was found on the West shore with his body beneath it. Investigators think a sudden wind shift caused the boom to strike, likely rendering him unconscious and overturning the craft.
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Mack Travelute
American Falls
Mack
Kathryn Travelute
Travelute Hotel
O. J. Quane
American Falls Press
Tribune
L. E. Davis
Travelute
Scores and lineup notes from Saturday baseball games
Postponed games due to rain and rescheduled clashes include New York at Seattle while Washington meets Cleveland. Boston battles for a 135 Pole score. Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia with 220 points, and Brooklyn shows mixed results as teams and players like Malone, Taytor, Blake, and Walker appear in scattered box scores and notes across the card.
Endurance record chase by two former pilots at Culver City
L W Mendell and BR Reinhart push a second hand biplane named Angeleno to extend a duration flight at Culver City airport. They aim to surpass the 300 hour mark, having already topped 200 hours, with refueling support from Paul Whittier and McAdoo backers.
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Culver City
Cal
L. W. Mendell
BR. B. Reinhart
Wiliam G McAdoo
Reinhart
McManus, Jr
W. G. McAdoo, Jr
Rescue Efforts Stalled in Submarine H-47 Clearance
In Pembroke Wales July 11 weather halts rescue work on sunken submarine H-47. High seas and 330 foot depth impede divers as crews wait for wind shift. L-69 attempts Morse signaling with no response. Casualty list shows five sunken craft with three saved and 20 men missing. Petty Officer Hicks added to the roster.
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Pembroke
Wales
Saint Georges Channel
Milford Haven
Seaboard
Tsat
Hicks
Uston
Lion on the loose near Binghamton prompts hunt
Reports say an African lion wandering the hills northwest of Binghamton shifted to Castle Creek ten miles north. A calf and a cow were killed overnight, with six farmers spotting a lionlike animal. Over fifty state police deputies and volunteers joined the chase using pitchforks and shotguns. the animal likely escaped from a circus train.
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Binghampton IY
Castle Creek
Sheriff's Office
Wilbur Visits Fort Hall Reservation and Nearby Projects
Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur tours the Fort Hall area near Pocatello Idaho. He meets with Senator John Thomas, Representative Addison T Smith, and local leaders to inspect irrigation, dams, and the Michaud Flats. A morning at the Short Line shops precedes talks with tribal officials and a tour of the Indian school.
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Pocatello
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Hoover
Wilbur
Fort Hall
American Palls
Michaud Flats
American Falls
United States
John Thomas
Addison T Smith
George Lavattain
Stephen Janus
Blackfoot
C A Engle
Willur
Orloff and Pawlonowski Sentenced for Forged Documents
Vladimir Orloff and Peter Pawlonowski received four months each for forging documents and defrauding. Because they had already served four months in jail awaiting trial, their sentences were counted as served and they were released. The case relates to an attempt to sell documents to Herbert R. Knickerbocker, New York Evening Post correspondent, with implied ties to Senator Borah through later shown false documents.
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Berlin
Vladimir Orloff
Peter Pawlonowski
Jai
Herbert R. Knickerbocke
New York Evening Post
Senator Borah
Vice Consul's Wife Targeted In Opium Ring Probe
San Francisco July 11 government officials traced alleged international opium smuggling after the bag gage of Susie Ying Kao wife of the suspended Chinese vice consul yielded a fortune in opium. Investigators said they found incriminating evidence in her baggage and that a high Chinese official might be implicated. US Attorney Hatfield noted her quasi diplomatic status blocked arrest pending Justice Department instructions. She claims ignorance and says she was duped. Federal officials said Kao would have earned 23000 if the operation succeeded. Names of ring leaders were known to investigators with ties to San Francisco Honolulu and China. Muted backlash in Chinatown as nationalist circles urge a mass meeting to protest the act.
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Washington
Susie Ying Kao
Mrs. Ying
Department of Justice
Ying
Honolulu
China
Kao
Chinatown
Ying Kao Faces Uncertain Future Amid Racial and Legal Tangles
Washington news reports that Ying Kao, trusted Chinese vice consul in San Francisco, encounters an uncertain future as issues of race, nationality, and international diploma use intersect with U.S. and foreign policies.
Killing of Escort and Attack on Girl Near Eupala Alabama
Jack Hines aged 25 was shot and killed while Beatrice Clark 15 was attacked and seriously injured four miles north of Eupala Alabama by an assailant described as a Negro who fled in Hines's car. County officers organized a citizen posse to hunt the attacker. Both victims were members of prominent local families.
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Eupaula
Ala
Jack Hines
Beatrice Clark
Here
Local Thunderstorms Gust Across Northwest Regions
Local meteorologists forecast widespread thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight with cooler air moving into the northwest portion. Priday fair conditions expected in the west while the eastern area remains unsettled.
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Northwest
East
Hunter Dies With Quarry
A search party found Aldo Sanford dead near a moose in the Fall River basin north of Kemmerer Wyoming. Evidence suggested Sanford shot the moose and was killed when the animal disabled him in the struggle.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Virgin Wilderness
Aldo Sanford
Sanford
Fall River Basin
Here
Mrs Rogers Secures Divorce Under Dutch Laws
The Hague July 11 AP The Dutch district tribunal at Utrecht granted absolute divorce to Henry H M Rogers from Mrs. Rogers on grounds of infidelity. The couple, once tied to Standard Oil, are parents of Millicent Rogers Ramos formerly Countess Salim. The divorce was registered today among foreign civil records. the couple married in New York on November 7, 1900. They listed No 2 Zeist near Utrecht as their permanent address.
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Hague
Henry HM. Rogers
HM. Rogers
Standard Oil
Millicent Rogers Ramos
Salim
Utrecht
Central Bureau of Civil Registration
Dutchiew
Actus
Mra Rogers
New York
Zeist
Whichas
Arrests Mount in Bucharest Crackdown
In Bucharest, 10 more suspects were arrested overnight, raising total detentions to 58 in the crackdown on the recent revolutionary movement. Prime Minister Maniu told an AP correspondent the movement was of significant concern.
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Bucharest
Romania
Maniu
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