Japan Accepts Kellogg Pact War Renunciation
Japan informs Washington of full acceptance of the Kellogg proposed treaty for renunciation of war. Czechoslovakia’s position awaited. Tokyo hopes for worldwide endorsement. Baron Tanaka states Japan is proud to join the movement. no reservations attached. Kellogg to decide timing and venue for signing after Czechoslovakia’s acceptance.
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Slovakia
Washington
Japan
Kellogg
Czechoslovakia
Tokyo
Baron Tanaka
United States
State Department
Smith Campaign Organization Named by Raskob
John J. Raskob announces a general staff for Governor Alfred E. Smith’s presidential campaign. An executive committee including Raskob and James J. Joey leads from New York headquarters in the General Motors building with regional offices in St. Louis and Salt Lake City.
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New York
John J. Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
General Motors
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Parker Corning
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Harry B. Hawes
Midwest
Pred W. Johnson
Rock Springs
Wyo
Utah
Pioneer jurist Kennedy Brooks slain in Missouri feud
Kennedy Brooks a 73 year old authority on international law and member of a once wealthy Joplin family was shot to death at Brock's farm near Joplin Missouri Francis Overby a tenant farmer claimed Brooks stole chickens and surrendered to a constable after ambulances arrived Brooks died during the incident and Overby was jailed pending investigation
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Joplin
Kennedy Brooks
Francis E Ome
Brock
Brooks
Overby
Jell
Italians Order German Planes
The Heinkel plant received a wireless rush order from Captain Romagna aboard Citta Di Milano at King's Bay for two Heinkel type aircraft with 600 horsepower. The planes, adaptable to ice water or snow landings, must be delivered in twelve days to aid the search for six missing crewmen from the Italia incident on May 25. The planes are expected to outpace Norwegian seaplanes at Bpstebergen due to longer range and a shorter runway need.
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Germany
Heinkel Airplane
Romagna
Citta di Milano
King’s Bay
Italia
Bpstebergen
Smith silent on text for coming speech Albany
Governor Smith keeps his address secret focusing on farm relief prohibition and federal reorganization. He will wait for an optimal radio hookup before notifying the nation, with a formal nomination notification expected after mid August and broadcast from the state capitol steps.
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Smith
State Capitol
Herbert Hoover
MarinesClosing Nicaragua Campaign Nears End
The U S Marines believe the Nicaragua mission is near completion after 500 natives surrendered recently. Only General Sandino with about 150 men remains in Jinotega province, hidden in jungle along the Coco and Bocay rivers, as marine forces tighten around him.
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Marine Corps
Sandino
Coco and
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Jinotega
Nicaragua
Bandino
Gan- Gino
Honduras
Dozen Injured When Train Passes Open Drawbridge
Dozen people were injured when a Long Island electric train plunged through an open drawbridge over Jamaica Bay between Broad Channel and Hammel. The first car with 94 passengers submerged. the second teetered on the edge. Jamaica Bay tug Dynamic rescued the motorman and several passengers. eight ambulances from Queens Village ferried injured to hospitals.
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New York
Itland
Jemica Bey
Broad Channel
Hammel
Jamaica Bay
Dynamic
Queen's
Fischer
Queens Village
Ellen Terry Dies Quietly in Kent Village Home
Noted English actress Ellen Terry died at 8 56 AM in a secluded Kent farmhouse after a decline from heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage. Surrounded by family, she expressed affection for America and recalled decades of stage triumphs in London and beyond.
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Small Hythf
Kent
England
Dame Ellen Terry
America
Baldridge Borah and Mead Inspect New Dam Project
Commissioner Elwood Mead Senator William Borah and Governor H C Baldridge began a tour of the Black Canyon reclamation project in Boise. Development of the project is tied to an appropriation bill now under consideration.
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Boise
Elwood Mead
William E. Borah
H.C. Baldridge
Black Canyon
Baseball scores and box shows from National League games
National League action across multiple games highlights Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago. Notable lines include Brooklyn and Pittsburgh first games 36 4 final and 1x in extras, second games 2 0 split, and St Louis Philadelphia doubleheader results with large St Louis scores and pitching notes.
Religious war blamed for Obregon assassination in Mexico City
Police tighten evidence against Jose De Leon Toral in Mexico City as a public trial looms for the Obregon assassination. Investigators cite Catholic clergy involvement and shrine workers at Our Lady of Guadalupe, with arrests and questions widening as authorities seek a religious motive amid political enemies.
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Jose de Leon Toral
Alvaro Obregon
Antonio Rios Zertuche
el Sol
Guadalupe
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Mexico
Knights of Columbus
Obregon
Carranza body returns to Mexico after tribute in Laredo
In Laredo Texas on July 21 the body of Captain Emilio Carranza was given into Mexican custody on the international bridge after a nationwide display of mourning. Army planes dropped flowers as soldiers from both nations joined in the ceremony before the casket was placed on a train bound for Mexico City. The tribute followed a long journey from New Jersey to reinforce a goodwill visit remembered alongside Charles Lindbergh’s Mexican tour.
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Emilio Carranza
Carranza
New Jersey
Mexico
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Lindbergh
Berry Pickers
San Antonio
Second Army Division
Washington
Eighth Engineers
Port McIntosh
International Bridge
Nueva Laredo
Mexico City
Expedition Seeks African Blizzard
An American expedition departed Nairobi for the Mountains of the Moon in Equatorial Africa with Carveth Wells leading the joint Cudahy Massey Milwaukee Museum and Geographic Society of Chicago party. They aim for Rumemsori rance on the Equator to reach tee walls and deep snow and expect to climb the mountains around mid August.
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Moon
Equatorial Africa
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Milwaukee Museum
Geographic Society of Chicago
Equator
Wells
Coolidge Names Chicago Man Roy West to Interior Post
President Coolidge selects Roy O. West of Illinois as secretary of the interior. West replaces Hubert Work who resigns to become chairman of the Republican National Committee. West, a lawyer and longtime Republican activist, has served as secretary of the Republican National Committee and as Illinois party leader.
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Wis
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Republican National Committee
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Lmet
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Aviator Clashes With Truck Drivers Over Mud Spatters
In Newark on July 21 a lone aviator Kenneth S. Collins clashed with about forty truck drivers on a road used for repair. He rammed his mud spattered plane toward the trucks, clipping a mirror and ripping a truck top. Collins was arrested on malicious mischief charges, later released on $200 bail. He said the stunt was revenge for mud thrown at his biplane.
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Kenneth S. Collins
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Frank H Krouse
Krouse
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Hoover Begins Political and Business Work
Herbert Hoover launches a series of political conferences starting with California Governor C. C. Young as he gathers information on the Pacific coast. He plans meetings with Hiram Johnson and other leaders, then returns home for a quiet Sunday before finalizing acceptance speeches.
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Stanford University
Calif
Herbert Hoover
C. C. Young
California
Pacific Coast
Hoover
Hiram Johnson
Farmers Join Associations Washington July 21
Three million farmers join cooperative marketing and purchasing associations per a department of agriculture survey. North central states show growth while the south declines. grain marketing leads with 900000 members and dairy 100000. Cotton and fruits and vegetables also show participation. 70 percent come from 12 north central states, 12 percent from the south. Pacific states unchanged.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
North Central States
South
Coopers’ve
Pacific States
Nez Perce County Property Value Surges in Assessment
Nez Perce County reports a jump in assessed value to 614,922,564 from 13,908,500 last year. Improvements totaled 533,840 outside cities and 1,537,665 on business and residence lots as the county submits its roll for the state equalization board.
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Boise
State
Equalization Board
Gen Obregon to Be Laid at Rest This Afternoon
Mexico notes the funeral time change for General Alvaro Obregon per the family wish. Services are set for 4 o clock this afternoon in Navajoa Sonora with details including burial, the widow’s stress, and medical attendance by Dr V A Smalker of Nogales Arizona.
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Gen. Obregon
Sonora
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
General Obregon
V. A. Smalker
Nogales, Ariz
Senora Obregor
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