Obregon to Be Buried as Hoover Relative Dies in Placerville
Charles D. Henry father in law of Herbert Hoover dies at Placerville California at 5 30 am while a special Republican train moves toward California. In attendance were Mrs Quthrie Large and Allan Henry Hoover. Henry suffered a prior paralytic stroke on July 4.
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Levine crashes during landing attempt over Long Island
Levine's transatlantic mono plane Columbia wrecked at Curtissfield Long Island after multiple approaches. Passenger Major A L Fleming unharmed as the right wing and nose gear were damaged in the crash. Levine blamed his piloting for the mishap during a 20 minute flight.
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Plane Aids Mountaineers Over Mont Blanc Rescue
A French pilot Thoret flew to assist climbers near Mont Blanc after a companion slipped 2,000 feet. He landed to mark Dont move on the wings then alerted a telephone station and summoned rescuers who saved the two men.
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President Coolidge Warns Hoover On Health During Campaign
President Coolidge expresses concern that Secretary Hoover may not maintain good health amid the campaign ahead. He advises remaining fresh and fit as the Republican ticket presses through the preconvention period and travels to Cedar Island lodge where Hoover faced a strenuous schedule.
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Hoover predicted to offer practical farm relief plan
Governor John Hammill of Iowa, after a conference with Herbert Hoover on a special train, predicts Hoover will present a specific and worthwhile farm relief program. Hammill says Hoover will make farm relief a top priority in his administration and outlines that Iowa may deliver a large electoral margin. A note follows about corn belt committee actions and calls for clarification from Governor Smith and Mrs. Raskob.
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Early Baseball Scores From Circulars Standouts
Cleveland defeats Boston 13 5 after a 6 run 6th inning. Detroit edges Cincinnati 7 5 in nine innings. Brooklyn and Cincinnati settle in a 0-0 tie. Boston beats Pittsburgh 16 21 1 in a slugfest. Doak and Gooch star for Cincinnati while Barnes and Brandt lead Boston in a dramatic day of baseball highlights.
Mellon speaks two words to press on arrival in Cherbourg
Secretary Mellon, arriving in Cherbourg aboard the Majestic, gave two words to reporters. When asked his itinerary he simply answered Rest, repeating the word as he prepared to depart for Dinard. The scene closed with a brief weather note for Utah forecasts.
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Europe markets Idaho prunes show steady rise says Smith
Edwin Smith of the U S Bureau of Economics told the Idaho Horticultural Association convention in Parma that Europe offers a growing market for Idaho fruit, with prunes leading. About 300 growers attended at A A Steele’s orchard as he noted English interest and steps to remove spray residues. Separately in Macon Georgia George Stallings the Montreal club owner and 1914 Braves miracle man is reported slightly improved after a heart ailment kept him in hospital.
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Tribune Home and Outdoor Edition Issued July 29
The New Home and Outdoor edition delayed by plate and copy issues will be issued Sunday July 29. It aims to showcase many engravings and features about Idaho with unusual pictures for tourists and vacations. The issue will exceed one hundred pages and readers are urged to contact circulation offices for extras.
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Silent Tribute as Obregon Assassination Shocks Mexico
Mexico City reports the assassination of General Alvaro Obregon. President-elect Calles and leaders led a silent funeral procession to the station. Obregon’s death triggers condolences from Governor Smith and a news note about a howling dog near his home heard before the murder.
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Typhoon Strikes French Indo China. Fifty Die
A powerful typhoon battered the coast of French Indo China. At least 50 people perished, including 30 drowned when the French steamer Cap Lay sank after a boiler explosion near the Songtambac river mouth. Over 290 rescued before wreck on rocks. Annamite natives, junks, and sampans were lost around Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Investigation urged into Nobile flight in North Pole
Oslo July 18 AP reports calls for a court of honor to probe General Umberto Nobile's North Pole expedition leadership. Danish explorers suggest Fridtjof Nansen head the inquiry, which Nansen declined noting need for closer scrutiny of several expedition events.
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Carranza on Last Journey to Mexico
Mexico's premier aviator Captain Emile Carranza lies in state in New York as a funeral procession of 10 000 troops marches from the chapel to Broadway. Aerial escort of 21 planes and a special train at Pennsylvania Station carry the coffin to Mexico while Taps sound and crowds pay tribute amid mournful reflections on violence in the country.
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Iowan Declares Hoover Is Able to Direct Farm Aid
Ottumwa attorney and state Republican chairman William A. Hunt delivers the keynote at the state convention criticizing Democrats on prohibition and endorsing Herbert Hoover as best suited to lead farm relief. Hunt argues Hoover’s farming program offers the strongest path to solving the farm problem.
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