Borah Opposed House Tariff Flexibility Draws Democratic Critique
Washington July 25 AP A Democratic publicity release quotes Senator Borah Idaho Republican opposing the House tariff bill flex provision. Borah distant on leading a senate attack, noting he opposed similar provisions in 1922 and criticizing delegation of taxing power to the executive. Republicans on the Finance Committee work on the bill behind closed doors. their stance on the flexibility clause remains unclear.
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Naval policy at White House fuel for possible announcement
Washington July 24 AP It was signaled at the White House that a major naval policy move might come before nightfall with speculation on naval limitation. Dawes has discussed the issue with British officials and MacDonald spoke in London of parity and halting some warships. High army officials begin reviewing Hoover's plan to cut military expenditures as the nation weighs its defense program.
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Master Forger Blames Career On Woman Involved
Frank Andrews a self described master forger told police a woman with many aliases lured him into crime. He said the operations stretched from Butte Montana to the Pacific coast while he posed as a US Secret Service agent and cashed forged checks. Andrews was arrested in Spokane after detectives identified him on a street corner and police sought the woman’s capture.
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Ogden Hatters Store Fire Causes $20,000 Loss
Ogden July 24 AP Fire damaged the Eastern Hatter and Shoe store costing about $20,000 in building and stock. Firemen contained the blaze within half an hour using six lines of water and chemical. cause of the fire is not known.
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Plane collides with steam roller at Roosevelt Field
A small plane piloted by James Riddle collided with two steam rollers at Roosevelt Field New York while landing in dust. The aircraft struck a roller smoke stack and toppled the operator A C Naratai, breaking his shoulder. The plane wrecked, left wing torn off, but Riddle and passengers escaped uninjured.
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Babe Ruth Returns to Yankee Lineup After Strain
Babe Ruth rejoined the New York Yankees in the starting lineup for the second game of the Detroit series. He had nursed a strained left leg muscle for a week, returning to action in New York on July 24.
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China blames Bolshevik row on Russia over Manchuria
The Manchurian provincial government accuses Soviet Russia of hostilities and warns that seizure of Chinese cargo boats and trains and Russian air overflights risk breaking the Kellogg pact. It states China will replace Soviet officials on the Chinese Eastern railway and neutralize Bolshevik influence to preserve peace and order.
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Peace talks sought on Chinese Far East railway dispute at Changchun
Dispatches say Chinese and Russian officials aim for a peaceful settlement. Russian consul general M Melnikov arrived unexpectedly from Harbin to join discussions in Changchun as efforts to resolve the controversy continue.
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St Louis Robin Surpasses Endurance Flight Record
Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine piloting the St Louis Robin push past the world endurance flight record. At 2 17 p m they exceeded the previous mark by a full day during a sustained flight at Lambert St Louis field. They reported steady engine sound and planned to continue aloft, thanking onlookers as they near day twelve.
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Pioneer Day Observed Across Utah and Regions
Salt Lake City reports Pioneer Day celebrations marking the 1847 arrival led by Brigham Young. Utah communities, southern Idaho and western Wyoming plan programs, with a Daughters of the Pioneers dinner for 17 pioneers. State holiday provisions close banks and offices. celebrations extend to Palmyra New York where Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon originated.
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Stimson Refuses Revoke Passport in Detzer Case
H Ralph Burton, attorney for the Daughters of the American Revolution, urged Secretary Stimson to reconsider the State Department decision denying revocation of Miss Jothy Detzer's passport. Burton argued the oath to defend the constitution was unmet, citing the Rosika Schwimmer case, but the department said the oath as modified is adequate for passport purposes.
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Jerome man files suit for damage against A L Webster
Jerome July 24 C E Hyde agricultural teacher at Jerome high school sues in district court for 10000 dollars claiming an article in a local paper signed A Taxpayer harmed his honesty good name and reputation as citizen and teacher The complaint alleges disparaging remarks about his work and finances in the story
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J P Morgan Arrives Aboard Mauretania For European Rests
New York July 24 AP reports J P Morgan sailing into today on the liner Mauretania for a vacation at his Hertfordshire home England and his hunting lodge in Scotland.
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Enid Student Dies in Oklahoma City Air Crash
Joe A. Graham twenty six of Enid Oklahoma a flying school student was killed in an airplane crash at the municipal airport in Oklahoma City this afternoon AP reports the tragedy.
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Unsettled Weather Looms Tonight and Thursday
The UTAM Weather forecast indicates unsettled conditions tonight with a chance of lingering rain. In the southwest portion, temperatures may be slightly warmer tonight before a broader unsettled trend persists into Thursday.
Scores Summary from Today's Baseball Games
Navy defeated by four runs 4 to 10 as Picinich and Metno led Boston to a 5 to 1 win. Cincinnati won 3 to 1 with Cunningham, NR Smith and Spoh er among key contributors.
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Anita Stewart Weds George Converse in Hollywood Nuptials
Actress Anita Stewart and banker George Converse were married in a private Hollywood ceremony at noon. The couple, both previously married, plan a honeymoon after a reception and will reside in New York.
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Lady Astor Rebuffed in Commons Clash Over Corruption
In London July 24 AP reports a heated Commons exchange as Lady Astor from Sutton division Virginia-born and Plymouth seated faces calls of corruption from Westham guardians. Deputy Speaker Dun—ico urges quiet while Jack Jones defies decorum, calling her a dirty liar and later a dirty ar. The dispute continues with interruptions as colleagues urge restraint.
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Marines Killed in Car Accident at Quantico
Two Marines from the Quantico barracks were killed and a third seriously injured in an automobile crash near Quantico Virginia early today. The dead are John Manning of Milwaukee Wisconsin and Arthur Thomas Smith of Salem Ohio. Kenneth Albert Cover of Youngstown Ohio was critically injured.
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Nations adhere to solemn pact at White House
At the White House on July 24 President Hoover presided as Japan deposited its ratification of the Kellogg Briand treaty ending war as a tool of policy. Five more nations Chile Costa Rica Haiti Venezuela and Switzerland completed adherence though Switzerland requires a popular referendum. The ceremony included a greet between Hoover and Coolidge and a reception of 467 diplomats before the speech was cut short.
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Snook Trial Opens in Murder Case
In Columbus Ohio Dr James H Snook former Ohio State University professor faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of his co ed lover Miss Theora Mix The crowded courtroom included about 175 women with 60 more turned away Jurors were questioned as the defense hints at insanity or self defense while Snook notes from his chair The trial began amid references to the electric chair and potential death penalty if convicted.
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Blowing Test Lifts Large Submarine Vessel V4
In San Diego on July 24, the V4 submarine with 87 crew was rescued at sea using compressed air from the rescue ship Ortolan. Ballast tanks were blown, lifting the vessel from 66 feet below the surface, proving feasible open sea rescue of a craft this size.
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