Kidnapped Miami Boy Found Safe After False Ransom Bid
Four year old Billy McAllister was kidnapped from his Miami home and found unharmed in a closet by neighbors. Police report the abductors were described as a fat man and a woman. His grandmother, a wealthy hotel owner, had prepared an 8 000 ransom before a second call canceled police involvement and promised return for cash.
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Wiita
Hoover Campaign Plans Midwest and Coast Ballot Drives
Hoover campaign directors schedule Chicago talks in early August and a San Francisco meeting on August 13 after notification of his nomination. The plan aims to coordinate efforts in the middle west and Pacific coast with regional party leaders. A German vote forecast of strong support is cited from a New York conference among German American publishers.
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Herbert Hoover
Middle West
Pacific Coast
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San Francisco
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National Committee
Alleghenies
Rockies
Work
California
Mr. Hoover
Prom Palo Alto
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Gnair
Commerce Secretary
eivi@ societies
New York
State exacts penalty from seven slavers
STATE exacts penalty from seven slavers at the Kentucky State Penitentiary. Seven murder convicts were electrocuted between midnight and 1:30 a.m. Relatives awaited bodies in death house garments as four white men and three Black men were executed.
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Bodyville
State Penitentiary
Milford
Red” Lawson
Corbin
Se ose Might Do Well to Keep in Shade of Rocks
A fragmented note from Superior Wisconsin hints at a cautious plan to stay shaded and watch food next week. The garbled line ends with a broken point and pale reference, leaving the intended meaning unclear.
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Superior
Wis
Steel Baron Dies in East York Mine Collapse
AP reports on July 18 that Alexander BR Seacech, a former steel king’s recruit among Carnegie’s young men, died at St. Vincent’s yesterday. He was 66.
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Alexander BR Seacech
Andrew Carnegies
Prewmenis
St. Vinn
Reservation Peaceful but Resentment Lingers on Utah Reserve
Peace on the Deep River reservation appears calm, yet resentment lingers among the Geshu te. Indian representatives met with Indian agent Brigance and superintendent Parrow to address charges including improper advances toward Indian girls and misuse of bureau funds. The inspector returned to Salt Lake City and declined further comment, noting no danger of violence but withholding findings.
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Deep River Reservation
Fiske
B. E. Brigance
E. A. Parrow
Utah
Brigance
Indian Bureau
Parrow
Salt Lake
Bandits Slay Bureka Sheriff Deputies Fight at Creek
Four sheriff's deputies and four bandits clashed along Galyer Creek east of Bureka California. One bandit was killed, another escaped into the woods, and the men hunted four more bandits who fled after a fight and car chase.
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Bureka
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Galyer Creek
Here
Umpire Tom Price Out of the Fray
Greene Kirk, sentenced for killing H. W. Memby and Ari Mummery, peace officers of Simpson County, went to the gallows. Three men were killed when a plane crashed at low altitude in downtown Palace, Texas, bursting into flames. Galveston report.
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Greene Kirk
H. W. Memby
Ari Mummery
Simpson County
Palace OG
Tex
Petrest
Galveston
Hammond church deacons jailed for attack on church officer
In Hammond Indiana on July 13 two Hammond Christian church deacons J Craig and Charles Tharp received 180 day sentences in city court for assault and battery tied to a recent beating of Pred White an elder in the church. They face potential appeal and bonds of 63 dollars. Other defendants were bound over to criminal court on a conspiracy charge.
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Hammond
Indiana Perm
Criminal Court
Hoover Conference Aims to Discuss Western States Politics
A plan to convene in San Francisco on Monday August 13 to brief Hoover on political situations in each state west of the Rockies. The call invites discussion with Hoover about regional developments and potential strategies.
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Hoover
Rocky Mountains
San Francisco
Ragged North Carolina youth sought by Borglum in bid for soul
An AP report from July 13 describes the sculptor Borglum searching in North Carolina for a young artist he calls a genius. The boy reportedly traveled from North Carolina to San Antonio to study Borglum while carrying poems and sketches before returning home.
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North Carolina
San Antonio
Texas
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Herth Carolina
Greensboro
Democrats End Preparation For Coming Battle
New York July 13 AP a state by state canvass to set the political law of the land will be made before the Democratic presidential campaign begins. National committee members return from conferences with John J Raskob GM financial chairman at the head to report to Senator Gerry Rhode Island campaign advisory chair. Governor Smith encouraged them as the campaign scope awaits final determination. Smith planned to return to Albany as dates for official notification remain unclear. Raskob, Smiths ally, to head the campaign as generalissimo after a final conference with Governor Smith and committee members.
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Democratic National Committee
John J Raskob
General Motors
Smith
Gerry
Rhode Island
Albany
Weather postponements hit today’s American League games
Detroit at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Boston Washington at Cleveland all postponed due to rain, wet grounds, or drizzle. Rescheduled dates to be announced by the league and clubs.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Rain Postpones MLB Games Amid Weather Delays
Rain causes postponements across several matchups including Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago, with Pittsburgh at Philadelphia also delayed. Names like Aldridge Faulkner O Parrell Cummings Sherdel Frankhouse and Wilson appear among listed participants or teams.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Aldridge
Faulkner Aod O'Parrell
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Utah Real Estate Meeting Draws State Realtors
Provo hosts the Utah Real Estate Association annual mid-summer convention with realtors from across Utah gathering to participate in the event tomorrow in Provo.
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Utah Realtors
Provo
Utah
Utah Reality Association
New Home and Outdoor edition promotes Northwest tourism and outdoor interests
The Tribune announces a New Home and Outdoor edition aimed at locals and tourists. It highlights vacation activities, outdoor spots, fishing, hunting, lakes and rivers, and features rare pictures and articles across six sixteen page sections.
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the Tribune
Northwest
Icebreaker Krassin Nears Rescue of Italian Squadron
The Russian icebreaker Krassin has rescued five more crew members from the ill fated Italian dirigible and presses to complete further rescues as it aids a stranded group in the Arctic. Captains Alberto Mariano and Filippo Zappi were among those previously saved.
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Cayright
Associated Preas
Moscow
Arctic
Alberto Mariano
Filippo Zappi
Curse on Zion City land tied to Bartlett sale
Mrs. John Edgar of Zion claims divine curse rests on land sold by Wilbur Voliva to Bartlett. She notes William Lumsen was killed at the Bartlett subdivision, the third death since the sale, as Zion followers contend the site is holy and should remain inside Zion.
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John Edgar
Zion
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Voliva
Bartlett
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
William Lumsen
Edgar Eaild Lumsen
Dr. Dowie
Holy Land
Germany Accepts Kellogg Pact in Sharp Reply
Berlin voices sweeping acceptance of the Kellogg treaty against war and says it is ready to sign immediately in the form presented. France expected to reply within days and the note publicized in Washington details Germany’s favorable stance on the pact.
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France
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Herrick
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Bastille
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Italy
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Coures
Prohibitionist Ticket Named At Convention
An insurance man and a farmer salesmen will head the Prohibition party ticket. William F Varney of Rockville Center N Y nominated for president on the second ballot with 60 votes to Hoover 45 on the first roll call James A Edgerton of Alexandria La named vice president after leading unity efforts He said he had been a Democrat all his life. Gov Alfred E Smith of New York was placed in nomination amid anti Hoover sentiment and dissension flared with John B Hemmond former Des Moines police chief throwing his badge on the table
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Prohibition Party
William F. Varney
Rockville Center
N. Y
Herbert Hoover
James A. Edgerton
Alexandria la
Independence League
Jefferson-lincoln League
Prohibition
Farmer-Labor
Fegerton
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Hoover
Varney
Smith
John B. Hemmond
Des Moines
Nominees Decline Force Farmer Labor Nomination Shuffle
The Farmer Labor party in Chicago struggles to fill substitute nominees after George Norris and Will Vereen T Worrie decline the presidential and vice presidential nominations. Bert Martin says the committee can appoint once official replies arrive.
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Chicago
Farmer-Labor Party
Salt Lake Doctor Injured In Collision
Salt Lake City July 18 Dr. 8 D Calonge a prominent Lake physician was critically injured in a collision here today. He was driving alone when his car struck a vehicle driven by Tony Stanatokes of Helper. Police arrived at the scene and began their investigation.
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D. Calonge
E Lake
Calonge
Ome
Tony Stanatokes
Helper
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