Abd El Krim Exiled to Reunion Island by Accord
Abd El Krim the Riffian chief who surrendered to the French will be exiled to Reunion island in the Indian Ocean under terms of a Franco Spanish Moroccan accord signed in Paris. The pact was signed by Primo De Rivera and Briand in the presence of foreign officials and Prime Ministerial aides.
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Paris
Abd-El- Krim
Reunion Island
Indian Ocean
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Briand
France
Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor
Foreign Office
Marshal Petain
Simon
Oudja
Jordana
Morocco
Hecla Mining Company Expands Idaho Interest
Boise July 13 Hecla Mining company plans extensive Idaho investments as it investigates southern and central regions. President James McCarthy confirms option on Mountain King Property and talks with Robert Bell and Gordon Smith on taking over the South Butte project while engineers survey the area. Byron Wilson and Rush White assist in developments as Hecla broadens stake in the Wood River district.
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Boise
Heela Mining Company
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
James ¥. McCarthy
The
Heela
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Wood River District
Bunker Hill
Hall Interstate
Deadwood Basin
Hecla
Monday
Mountain Kin
Bheep Mountain
Bailman River Basin
J. B. Eldridge
Robert N. Bell
Gordon C. Smith
South Butte
Henry Ford
Red Bird
Clayton
Smith
Mr. Bell
McCarthy
Byron Wilson
Wallace
Rush J. White
Four Die in Gun Attack on Detectives and Prisoners
New York July 13 gunmen in an automobile fatally shot two detectives and two prisoners south of Madison Square. The assailants trailed them from Harlem on the way to police headquarters.
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New York
Madison Girore
Harlem
Grand Jury Probes Aimee Semple McPherson Case
Los Angeles dispatch reports a grand jury inquiry into the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping affair. Foreman William A. Carter promises a thorough probe while Judge Keetch warns the panel will not reveal conclusions without indictments. No trace of the alleged kidnapers or the two offshore shacks has been found. McPherson says she was drugged and abducted, later making a 20 mile desert trek to Douglas Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Grand Jury
Los Angeles County
Arthur Keeteh
Aimee Semple Metherson
McPherson
Douglas
Ariz
Meredith Shinn
McDonald
Cochese County
Arizona
California
Carter
Keeteh
Refused Testify Against Brother in Murder Case
In Chicago on July 13 a dramatic defense disclosure emerged as Robert Levit pleaded guilty to murder the same charge that has Russell Levit under a sentence to hang on October 15. The defense said Robert would rather be sentenced to hang than testify against his brother and Robert did not take the stand.
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Chicago
Robert Levit
Russell
Robert
Catcher Ike Danning Sold to Pirates from Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls catcher Ike Danning has been sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates for 2500 dollars. S. W. Dreyfus, Pirates treasurer, made the offer and acceptance was wired with Danning allowed to finish the season with the Spuds. Pirate scout Joe Devine selected Danning after watching several games.
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Idaho Falls
Ike Danning
Pittsburg Pirates
S. W. Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Danning
Joe Devine
Devine
Salt Lake Judge Seeks Divorce After Four Months
Salt Lake City July 13 Judge Chris Mathison of the third district court filed for divorce from Della Atchison nee Moffitt whom he married March 11 after hearing a divorce case in which a high school boy played a leading part Cruelty is charged in the complaint.
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Salt Lake City
Chris Mathison
Third District Court
Della Atchison
Moffitt
Washington approves bill on taxes for road land grants
A dated July 13 action records a signed bill affecting Oregon and Washington counties. The measure covers taxes lost through road land grant allocations, outlining fiscal adjustments and implications for local governments.
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Washington
Oregon
Washa
Present System Is Not So Good
Denver July 13 A survey of Missouri condition s in criminal justice was outlined at the American Bar Association meeting. Arthur V. Lashler said annual justice costs exceed ten and a half million dollars with losses to criminals over ninety million. He cited lenient pleas, reformatories for youths, bonds, prosecutors’ wide powers, easy continuances, and sheriffs acting mainly as process servers.
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Denver
Missouri
Amercan Bar Association
Arthur V. Lashler
Missouri Association For Criminal Justice
Subway Strike Costs Interborough Revenue in First Week
New York July 13 The first week of the subway strike cost the Interborough Rapid Transit company 239399.30 in revenue after comparing with the previous year’s week. Officials said extending the return deadline to 24 hours did not bring any workers back, indicating those willing to return did so before noon yesterday while others persisted in wage demands.
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New York
Interborough
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Governor Smith to lunch with President at White Pine camp
Governor Smith has accepted President Coolidge’s invitation for a Friday lunch at White Pine camp. Railway time tables were requested for speedy travel options from Albany, with aides considering sending a state car to Paul Smiths to return the governor if needed.
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Albany
Smith
Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Paul Smith
Bank of Dade City Closes Doors After Cash Deficit
The Bank of Dade City did not open and a notice said directors ordered closure as reserves fell short of legal requirements. Directors acted after a run yesterday. depositors reportedly received full payment. The bank was deemed solvent.
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Dade City
Pla
Bank of Dade City
Nationwide drive to elect liberal congress and referendums
A circular from the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment outlines a nationwide campaign to elect a liberal congress and push wet and dry referendums in states including New York California Montana and others. It notes pledges from current senators and representatives and describes a DC committee led by retired Major General William A Wright to raise funds and keep accounts open for inspection.
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Washington
Liberal Congress
Association Against the Prohibition
The
Distric of Columbia
William A. Wright
New York
Sedamate
Montana
California
District of Columbia
Mercury Hits 89 At Noon Amid Warm Spell
A weather report notes temperatures reaching 92 yesterday and 89 at noon today as the heat persists. The record heat this season topped at 99 on June 26 with Western state readings around 97. Forecasters predict continued fair weather and stable temperatures.
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Sol
Mercury
Baltimore merchants urge TNT warehouse removal near Curtis Bay
Businessmen in Baltimore address President Coolidge at White Pine camp asking for the removal of a government warehouse at Curtis Bay containing large quantities of TNT nitroglycerine and powder. The request cites the hazardous storage less than six miles from the city.
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Baltimore
President Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Curtis Bay
Cuttle Bay
Utah State Fair Dates Set for October 20 26
Governor George Dewey Dern fixed the Utah State Fair dates inviting attendance at Ault Lake City. The event runs from October 20 through October 26 with plans for exhibitions and community activities across the grounds.
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Ault Lake City
Overnor
George UH. Dern
Texans Study Teaching Change Prompted by State Law
New York publishers modify school texts to remove evolution references for Texas classrooms. Books like Healthful Living and Biology for Beginners have chapters and paragraphs on human development and evolution excised, including discussions of Darwin's theory and man’s upright posture.
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New York
Texas
Jess Williams
McMillin Company
Truman J. Moon
Henry Holt and Company
Logging Camp Scene Braces Fire West of Deer Island
Oregon fires rage across multiple logging sites with Deer Island camp swept away by a blaze near Carcass creek. Silver Falls Timber reports 200 to 800 acres burning near Silverton as crews rush to contain threats to Mount Hood forest near Mitchell Point.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Deer Island
Deer Island Logging Company
Carcass Creek
Silver Falls Timber Company
Silverton
Clear Creek
Beaver Creek
Columbia County
United States Forestry Service
Mount Hood National Forest
Mitchell Point
Government asks for matrimonial ideals and family size guidance
A Washington inquiry seeks official government stance on marriage and family size. A young man about to marry requests literature on ideals the government advocates for marriage and family size, directed to the Department of Domestic Affairs and DC Board of Commissioners secretary Daniel E B Garges.
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Washington
Department of Domestic Affairs
Daniel EB. Garges
District of Columbia Board of Commissioners
Wage talks proceed with modest Union Pacific changes
East Lake City July 13 AP no great changes in wage figures on the Union Pacific lines foreseen by representatives of Bein company and unions at the conference. Ten days needed to finish negotiations. Early sessions focus on working conditions seniority rules hours and transfers. Wages for the agreement period will be set next week. Participants include Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroads Oregon Washington Railway and Navigation and St Joseph and Grand Island. The new pact would replace the expiring November 1 agreement affecting about 14 000 workers.
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East Lake City
Union Pacific Lines
Bein Company
Wien
G. H. Sines
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Los Angeles
Oregon, Washington Railway and Navigation Company
St. Joseph and Grandsland
Grakelow Elected Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks
Chicago reports Charles F. H. Grakelow of Philadelphia elected unopposed as grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, succeeding William Hawley Atwell of Dallas. Grakelow, longtime publicity director, praised lodge unity and charitable aims while Atwell summarized the order as nonpolitical and devoted to noble ideals amid lodge suspensions for liquor violations.
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Chicago
Charles FH. Grakelow
Iladephia
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Frame William Hawley Atwell
Dallas
Tex
Grakelow
Myor Kendrick
Philadelphia
Order
World trip finishers race to New York in record time
Ed wards Evans and Linton Wells, globe circlers, were en route from Salt Lake City to New York when Army Air Service officers announced a last minute plan change. The pair traveled from North Platte to Rantoul then on toward Cleveland with stops and continued eastward toward the final leg of their around the world race.
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North Platte
Neb
Linton Wells
Edward
Evans
New York
Salt Lake City
Rantoul
Ill
Boland
Fisher
Omaha
Monmouth
Dayton
Ohio
Edwards, Evans
Globe Circlers
Cleveland
Army Air Officers
Washington
Cheyenne
Wye
Tormee
C. E. Evang
Salt Lake
Eddie Stinson
Chicago
Linton Wel
Army Air Service
Fort Crookfield
American league results from New York to St. Louis
Baseball scores show New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis games with varied final tallies. Errors and substitutions noted. multiple pitchers listed for each club. A separate coal shed fire near Tallis Day disrupted local activity with quick firefighting response.
Death of Navy officer after pitched ball incident
Earl Leonard Miller U S N chief quartermaster of the battleship West Virginia died in Port Angeles Washington after being struck by a pitched ball during a faceball game He played two innings then returned to his ship Last night he became blind His widow and child live in San Diego California He would have been eligible for retirement in fourteen months.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Earl Leonard Miller
West Virginia
San Diego
Calif
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