Kellogg Pact Signing Planned at White House
State department officials anticipate several ratifications to arrive before the Kellogg Peace Pact takes effect. Peru is expected to deposit its instrument via Ambassador Moors, with other nations racing to Washington for the ceremony and a presidential address. A broadcast will carry the signing from the White House across two networks starting at 1 PM EST.
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Washigton
State Department
Alhering
Hoover
Department
Lima
Alexander P Moors
New York
Washington
Japan
White House
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting Co
War Declared Against Seagulls in Utah Fruit Districts
Utah state fish and game officials, responding to fruit growers in Devin Weber and Boxelder counties, declared war on seagulls damaging crops. Commissioner Arthur Mecham said wardens would use shotguns with blank shells to frighten the birds, which are protected by state law.
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Salt Lake City
Devin
Weber
Boxelder
Fish and Games
Arthur Mecham
Fish and Game
Mammoth Hot Springs
Mecham
Passengers Drown After Collision near Shanghai
Sixty two Chinese passengers of the Heinkong were drowned when it collided with the Tatamo Maru in heavy fog near Shanghai. The Hainkong sank in about twenty minutes. Forty two survivors were rescued by the Japanese steamer en route to Kobe while fog hindered rescue efforts.
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Shanghai
China Merchant Steam Navigation Company
Heinkong
Tatamo Maru
Weikhaiwei
Kobe
Steamship Vimelra Strikes Iceberg Off Newfoundland Coast
The British steamer Vimelra bound from Glasgow hit an iceberg near the Grand Banks east of Newfoundland. No injuries reported. steering gear damaged and other damage noted, but the ship continued toward port. It is the first such accident in 15 years since the international ice patrol was formed after the Titanic disaster.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Modec
International Ice Patrol
Vimelra
Glasgow
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
International Tee Patrol
Europe Suffers Heat Wave and Kaiser's Return Talk
Europe endures a vast heat wave from Moscow to Rome with drought and drownings reported across Germany, Hungary, and Belgium. In Berlin the Kaiser era law expired. officials say there is no move to recall Wilhelm and the Crown Prince visits Doorn as a vacation, not a political shift.
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Europe
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Rome
Balkans
British Isles
England
Germany
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Seriin
Gaetan Boux
Qgllon Castle
Ardennes Forest
Vie Danube
Budapest
France
Holland
Belgium
Luxemburg
Brussels
Kaiser Wilhelm
Baron Ulrich von Sell
Owe Hohensaulern
Associated Press
Doorn
von Sell
Republic
Zandvoort
Chicago Bank Merger Creates Third Largest Institution
A 6.222 billion banking group formed today through the merger of the Poreman Banka and the State Bank of Chicago. It becomes the citys third largest bank and marks Chicago's fifth major banking combination in a year.
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Chicago
Poreman Banka
State Bank of Chicago
Parini Injured in Auto Accident Near Como
Piero Parini secretary of the fascist party abroad was cut and bruised in an automobile accident near Como while returning from an inspection of summer camps for Italian emigrant children. The machine struck a telegraph post.
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Milan
Italy
Piero Parini
Fascist Party
Como
Pajamas Toasted as Street Wear Ends in Mayor's Acclaim
Elizabeth City editor W Saunders wore sleepwear in public, was briefly arrested, and toppled by Mayor Flora who ruled no law bans pajamas on streets. The proclamation affirms residents may dress as they please so long as no indecent exposure occurs.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
W . Saunders
Saunders
Flora
Dreas
Jury Quickly Convicts Man of First Degree Murder
Barbour county jury in Ebupala Alabama finds Laster Bouyer alias Charlie Harris guilty of first degree murder for killing Jack Hines, a mechanic, on a roadside four miles from town on July 10. Circuit Judge J Williams sends him to Kilby Prison for electrocution on August 23.
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Ebupala Ala
Laster Bouyer
Alies Charlies Harris
Barbour County
Jack Hines
J . Williams
Kilby
Montgomery
Grant Baldwin relative of former president dies in St Albans
Mrs America Grant Baldwin 46 a cousin of former President Grant died at her home in St Albans last night She had served as postmistress there for eight years under an appointment given by her cousin in Charleston W Va
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Charleston
W Va
America Grant Baldwin
Grant
St. Albans
Prison riot at Clinton confirms gloom after defeat
BAD CONVICTS GROW SULLEN SINCE DEFEAT DANNEMORA N Y July 23 AP Clinton state prison known as Siberia neared normal after 1300 convicts failed to gain liberty. Four nights under guard with 14 state troopers, three rioters dead, and a sullen silence replacing the earlier hoots. Governor Roosevelt to inspect next Monday. Warden Kaiser blamed a group of lifers from other institutions for discipine. Clinton long labeled a punishment prison for tough guys.
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Dannemora
N.Y
Clinton State Prison
Siberia
State Department of Correction
Roosevelt
Harry M Kaiser
Clinton
Southern Pacific seeks lease of 155 mile Nevada California Oregon line
The Southern Pacific railway applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to lease the 155 mile Nevada California Oregon railway leveraging a through route between Lakeview Oregon and Wendel California to connect Klamath Falls Oregon with Ogden Utah.
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Washington
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Comsmmission
Lakeview
Oregon
Wendel
California
Klamath Palls
Ogden
Utah
Goldman Sachs Group to launch $100000 investment trust
In New York on July 23 the AP reports the formation of a $100000 utility and investment trust sponsored by Goldman Sachs Trading Corporation and Central States Electric Corporation. The fund aims to unite Goldman Sachs banking interests with Central States Electric, a utility investment firm and large North American public utility investor.
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New York
Goldman Sachs Trading Corporation
Central States Electric Corporation
Wall Street
Goldman Sachs
Central States Electric
Union Pacific Launches Bus System in Idaho Region
Union Pacific subsidiary Gem State Transit wins permit to run buses along the old Oregon trail from the Oregon Mine to the Utah Idaho line in southern Idaho. The move enables Portland to Salt Lake service in competition with Columbia Gorge Motor Transportation, which already operates and sought schedule expansion. Union Pacific argues bus service can be increased in cooperation with its Oregon Shore line to centralize traffic at railroad hubs.
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Boise
Galt Lake
Columbia Gorge Motor Transportation Company
Columbia Gorge Line
Union Pacific Stages
Oregon Shore Line
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Stage
Border booze row resumes in gun battle
Four border patrolmen clashed with a group of about twenty rum runners on the Rio Grande killing two and wounding another. Five smugglers were captured and over 150 gallons of whiskey seized as authorities linked a suspected El Paso business firm to the operation.
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Tex
The
Rio Grande
H. C. Horeeley
Border Patrol
Lieman
Horseley
Ivan E. Scotten
Scotter
Rio Grance
Gusk
Denver
Juarez
Marines Reduced in Nicaragua Under Hoover Plan
President Hoover ordered twelve hundred marines withdrawn from Nicaragua as reports indicated order had been restored and current forces exceeded necessity. About 2,300 marines will remain in the Central American republic to maintain stability and protect interests.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Hoover
Central American Republic
Boston and Cincinnati Scorelines in Wide MLB-Like Play
Boston loses to Cincinnati 9 to 5 after a rough eighth inning while New York falls to Brooklyn 24 to 6 in a high offense game. Pittsburgh and others post double digit totals as St Louis plus Boston contest ends 11 to 4 with late heroics.
Milwaukee Strike Injures Victor Berger Former Congressman
Victor Berger, noted socialist leader and former congressman, was seriously hurt in Milwaukee after being struck by a street car, suffering a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Russians Seize Chinese River Steamer and Family
Dispatches report Russian forces capturing the Chinese river steamer Ian near Blagoveshchensk with the wife and infant daughter of Ray Talbot an American. Talbot as deputy commissioner of Chinese maritime customs at Taiei ho was told both were comfortable and treated kindly.
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Haicheng
Blacoveshchenk
Amur
Manchiki
Pogranichnaya
Manchurian
Harbin
Russia
China
Endurance Flight Sets New World Record at St Louis
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine on the St Louis Robin at Lambert Field set a new endurance flight world record of 247 hours 45 minutes 32 seconds, surpassing the Angeleno mark. Crowds cheered as they planned to continue the test as long as the plane allowed.
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Forest O'Brine
St. Louis
Lamibert
ST. Louis Ptield
Dale “Red” Jackson
Roland Reinhart
Loren Mendell
Culver City
Calif
Jackson
O'Brine
Curtis-Robertson
Lambert-St. Louis
Houston
Tex
Glenn L. Loomis
Joe Glass
Biliion Dollar City
Shreveport
W. Currey Sanders
van Leary
Louisiana
RWKH
Steere Field
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Owen Haughland
Buffalo
Minn
T. L. Crichton
Haughland
Wold Chamberlain
Prince of Wales Brews Extra Strong Royal Ale
In Burton on Trent England the Prince of Wales began brewing a new extra strong ale called the Prince's brew. He tasted several brews before starting his own batch, following Edward VII's Burton visit in 1902. The event highlights royal involvement in traditional brewing at this famed ale center.
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Burton-On-Trent
England
Prince of Wales
Prince
Edward VII
Burton
Crook Pleads Guilty To Wrecking Private Bank
James Rae Clarke senior partner of Clarke Brothers private bank pleaded guilty to mail fraud and taking full responsibility for the bank demise of about 5 million dollars. He and three brothers faced charges of fraud and concealing assets as bankruptcy. sentencing delayed to aid court salvage efforts.
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New York
James Rae Clarke
Clarke Brothers
Philip and Hudson Jr
John Booker
Marty B Anderson
Cheorge Goordon Battle
Partor
Tseir
Battle
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