cattlemen press White House on packer control and co op plans
A western cattlemen delegation led by Paul J. Martin met with President Coolidge to urge cooperative marketing societ ies funded by government aid. They charged Chicago Omaha packers plus affiliated Wall Street banks squeeze profits, citing home sale prices and high freight costs.
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Rapid City
S. D
Western Livestock Fitaee
Oollage
Chicago
Omaha
Wall Street
Paul J. Martin
KK Marketing Association
Evance
Coolidge
Martin
Cniago
Fongo
Federal Reserve
Byrd and crew return home aboard Leviathan from Atlantic flight
Commander Byrd and three airmen arrive aboard the Leviathan in Cherbourg after crossing the Atlantic. Dense fog prevented coast sighting, and the group plans to rest aboard while the German flyer Rasche attracts attention as the first woman to attempt the Atlantic by air.
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Ishtra Doliun
Cherbourg
France
Byrd
New York
Ver-Sur-Mer
Clarence D. Chambern
Nying
Germany
Charles A. Levine
Ommander Byrd
Atlantic
Mathea Rasche
Trix
United States
Freulein Rasche
Documents Sprung In Indiana Political Case Details
The Indianapolis News reports 81 checks and one alleged agreement released by D. C. Stephenson as evidence tied to claims of spending to influence the 1924 gubernatorial election. Stephenson, jailed for life, faces further probes as Rep. Henry E. Rowbottom denies the paper’s authenticity and a Rowbottom aid and two chauffeurs are named in the document set dated July 18, 1924.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis News
D. C
Stephenson
Harry E. Rewbstrein
Evansville
Rowbottom
Howard Bennett
Wiliam Danner
Jackson
Indiana
Twe
Henry E. Rowbottom
First
Brooklyn Decks Pirates In Extra Innings For 2 1 Win
Brooklyn won 2 1 in eleven innings as Partridge scored the deciding run on a single that went past Cuyler to center. Detroit beat Washington 7 3 in the first game of a doubleheader with Heilmann homering in the third. Ruth and LaVerrie sparked a 56 3 Yankees win over the Indians. Macon player Pete Mann died after being struck by a pitched ball in a game with Asheville. Farrell was on the mound.
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Brooklyn
Pirates
Partridge
Cuyler
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Heilmann
Cleveland
Tony Laverii
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Indians
Macon
Pete Mann
Asheville
Farrell
Dining service on big planes to begin aboard Colonial Air Transport
New York July 13 AP a complete dining room service including a six course chicken dinner will start tomorrow on Colonial Air Transport planes between New York and Boston The food is loaded in containers and kept warm by electric heaters The company plans to offer the same service on its New York to Chicago route next month
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New York
Colonial Air Transport Company
Boston
Chicago
Coolidge set for picnic trip to Ardmore
President and Mrs Coolidge will attend a farmer's picnic near Ardmore South Dakota on Saturday with more than 10 000 farmers from Wyoming Nebraska and South Dakota expected. The president will travel by special train from Custer and tour the Ardmore government experiment station focusing on dry farming and inspect local stables.
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Rapid City
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
Hare
Ardmore
Coolidge
Government Experiment Station
Botc
Nebraska-Wyoming
Black Hills
Appointment of John B. Ault as probation and parole officer
Boise July 13 report announces John B. Ault as probation officer for Twin Falls county for fourteen years and as parole officer for the Idaho industrial training school at St. Anthony. Mrs Ault, formerly a Twin Falls teacher, becomes a teacher at the state school.
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Boise
John BR. Ault
Twin Falls County
Idahs Industrial Training School
Et Gt. Anthony
W. D. Vincent
Ault
Twin Palla
Idaho Farmers See Fine Outlook as Gov Baldridge Speaks
Idaho farmers show optimism amid strong crop prospects and rising butter fat output led by Bannock County. Governor Baldridge urges state citizens to back a broad state program and promote Idaho to Pacific markets while noting progress on publicity campaigns and interstate trade potential.
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George W. White
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Dick Wells
Black Hills
Coolidge
Rapid City
Mr. Young
Pocatello
Secretary Young
Idaho Falls
Mr. White
Northwest
Chicago
Yellowstone
Idaho
White
Literary
Umerway
Mid-West
Pacific Coast
Boise
Bliss
Bannock County
Canyon
Baldridge Etic
California
Iidaho i
Indiana probe figures question D C Stephenson
Michigan City July 13 William H Remy Marion county prose cutor and two assistants met D C Stephenson former grand dragon at the state prison. Stephenson serving a life term for murder told of alleged graft involving present Indianapolis officials. Remy declined to predict results of the interview. Emsley Johnson and John Holtaman accompanied.
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Michigan City
Ind
William H. Remy
Marion County
Inadiana
D. C
Emsley Johnson
John Holtaman
Indianapolis
Probing Deeper in Utah Desert for Potash Prospects
Washington reports that geological survey experts require further and deeper prospecting of Great Salt Lake potash deposits in Utah to assess potential large scale commercial use. Shallow surface brines are scarcer than expected, and deeper brines must be studied under joint survey with the general land office and bureau of mines.
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Washington
Great Salt Lake Desert
Utah
Geological Survey
General Land Office
Bureau of Mines
Boy's Tragic Death After Sucked Through Pipe In Yakima
The body of six year old Woodrow Johnson was found near Wiley City after being pulled a quarter mile through a six inch water pipe from a ranch penstock. He was carried by the line and sucked in until his body met a valve. He was the son of fruit farmer David Johnson.
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Yakima
Wash
Woodrow Johnson
Wiley City
David Johnson
Three Held on Murder Charge in Louisiana Case
Mrs Ada Bonner Lebouef Dr Thomas E Dreher and James Beadie were indicted for the murder of James J Lebouef in Franklin Louisiana. The grand jury met all day with about a dozen witnesses called and a sworn statement from Mrs Lebouef linked to the killing. Beadle denied involvement while Lebouef accused him of the shooting. Mrs Willie Tiusband Lebouefs mother spoke of a past plot to poison her son.
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Franklin, la
Ada Bonner Lebouef
Thomas E. Dreher
James Beadie
James J. Lebouef
Lebouef
James Beadle
Siaging
Willie Tiusband
Leboruf
Husband
Franklin
Two Wives Are Left Behind Him
Cecil Hawley a civil engineer said to be son of Oregon congressman vanished from Chicago leaving two women claiming him as husband. Mrs Anna Anslea Hawley of La Porte Ind married him in 1922 and filed for annulment while Mrs Bell Hawley of Salem Ore learned of the union through Hawley’s relatives. she had two children.
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Chicago
Cecil Hawley
Hawley
Oregon
Anna Anslea Hawley
la Porte
Ind
Bell Hawley
Salem, Ore
Smith Announces Oakland Honolulu Round Trip Flight Plan
Ernest L. Smith civilian aviator and navigator Emery B. Bronte of San Francisco plan a round trip from Oakland to Honolulu with a stop at Wheeler Field for refueling and quick checks. They expect to depart at 7 a.m. tomorrow and return soon after, possibly delaying a longer stay in the islands.
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San Francisco Bay
California
Honolulu
Maitland
Terra Firma
Hegenberger
Orient
Midway Island
Guam Island
Manila
China
Sports Doubleheader Results With Hot Wins Across Leagues
Baseball scores show New York beating Cleveland 9 1 to 3 8 with late runs as Ruether and Collins worked for Cleveland. Detroit defeated by 7 to 0 as Burke Kaufmann Lizvenbee Tate and Stoner contributed. Philadelphia routed Chicago 7 to 5 with Grove Cochran Lyons Cole and McCurdy in clutch hits. Cincinnati toppled New York 11 to 9 behind strong batting. Chicago split with Boston in 3 3 3 and 4 1 0 action. In boxing Harry Wills weighed 320 1 4 pounds versus Paulino Useudun for the main bout at J field.
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New York
Harry Wills
Paulino Useudun
J's Field
Wills
Paulino
Earthquake Toll Rises in Palestine and Transjordania
Reports from Jerusalem say the Palestine Transjordania quake leaves over 150 dead in Palestine and about 100 in Transjordan with many injured. Antiquities experts fear damage to monuments near Cairo as the epicenter lies closer to the region and communications hamper relief efforts.
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Jerusalem
Cairo
Amman
Daily Express
Egypt
Karnak
Nablus
Samaritan
Holy Land
Palestine
Transjordania
Plenary naval session set as Geneva talks continue
Geneva reports say the tri-partite naval conference will convene a plenary session tomorrow at 3 p m to display friendly negotiations. Hugh S Gibson may honor Keven O Higgins after his assassination as discussions focus on cruiser limits and Japan's stance against treaty expansions.
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Geneva
Tri-Partite Naval Conference
Hugh
Gibson
Keven O'Higgins
Sumuay
H. M. Butler
International Labor Bureau
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Cincinnati Reds Pound New York Pitchers in Win
Cincinnati Reds defeated New York by a wide margin in a July 13 game. The Reds pounded three New York pitchers for nineteen hits to secure a ten run victory.
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Cincinnati
New York
Cincinnati Reds
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Stoner
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