Britain to ratify London Naval Treaty in short order
The UK House of Commons adopted the second reading of the London naval treaty bill, moving toward ratification after a third reading. The United States already approved the pact. Japan is still debating. The measure includes changes to the Washington treaty provisions and aims to give full legal effect beyond government circles. In Tokyo, the privy council received the London treaty for consideration after the emperor was formally asked to approve it following Premier Hamaguchi's morning visit.
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London
House of Commons
United States Senate
Japan
C. G. Ammon
Admiralty
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Tokyo
Privy Council
Hamaguchi
Hayama
Solving Puzzle Mixed Babies In Chicago
Seven scientists hired by health commissioner Dr. Arnold Kegel report findings on a baby mixup between the Bamberger and Watkins families. They expect to declare the infants as the proper parentage and seek court acceptance of their results. An ultraviolet foot-stenciling device is described to prevent future mixups, marking a baby for seven months.
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Chicago
Solomons
Bamberger
Watkins
Science and Medicine
Arnold H. Kege
William Watkins
Charles Bambergers
Harry Olson
Kegel
Baby Bamberger
Baby Watkins
Buckley Murder Stirred City After Recall Campaign
Detroit police said an affidavit accusing radio announcer Jerry Buckley of taking money from bootleggers existed but Commissioner Wilcox admitted no affidavit was on hand. Buckley, WMBC political commentator and recall supporter of Mayor Bowles, was gunned down in the La Salle Hotel lobby amid prospects of mudslinging and gangland feuds.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Thomas C. Wilcox
Jerry Buckley
Jerry” Buckley
Buckley
WMBC
Charles Bowles
la Salle Hotel
Paul
Jerry
Five Bandits Take All Race Money in Argo Robbery
Five armed bandits robbed the Argo race track bettors of cash totaling 2700 from the proprietor and patrons. Police pursued the car through suburban streets as a gun battle erupted, with residents fleeing. The bandits escaped in an automobile after a chase spanning about a mile.
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Chicago
Argo
Jail Delivery From Bastile Triggers Farmington Escape
A jail delivery from Davis county jail in Farmington freed two men Roy Thomas and Elwood Adams after a large hole was cut in the wall by accomplices. Claude Anderson and Larry Tunnis alerted officers. Thomas allegedly beat and robbed Blanche Price at a resort.
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Farmington
Utah
Davis County
Roy Thomas
Salt Lake City
Blanche Price
Here
Elwood Adams
Bhat
Claude Anderson
Colorado
Larry Tunnis
Sashel Anderson
Jim Turner
Tunnis
Anderson
Thomas
Mas
Miss Price
Coyote bounty ring busted in Kansas raids
Four men including leader W. H. Leonard were jailed after pleading guilty to a fraud scheme that collected $1 bounty per coyote scalp. Leonard said he imported coyotes from New York for two decades and paid no more than a small cost.
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Coyotes Hill City
Kas
W. H. Leonard
New York
Kansas County
Mormons Celebrate Pioneer Trek and Founding Jurisdiction
In Salt Lake City July 21 AP reports Utah marks the Mormon pioneers journey to the Great Salt Lake with parades and the rededication of Fillmore as a state capital site. Governor Dern oversees a mock legislature as descendants trace the trail toward Emigration Canyon.
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Salt Lake City
Plains
Valley of the Great Salt Lake
Missouri
Fillmore
George H. Dern
Commonwealth
Wasatch Mountains
Emigration Canyon
Brigham Young
Utah
Church
Palmyra
N. Y
Church of Latter Day Saints
Valley
Great Salt Lake
National Shrine of Mormonism
Joseph Smith
Cumorah
Troubles Come To Ditch Rider
Boise report from July 24 states Tipp Strunk ditch rider for the Big Wood Canal in Richfield area seeks compensation from the industrial accident board for a black eye two missing teeth and facial injuries from an irritated farmer and his son, who grabbed him and struck him while he was performing his duties.
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Boise
Tipp Strunk
Big Wood Canal Company
Richfield
Industrial Accident Board
Strunk
Baldridge Grants 90 Day Reprieve in Boise Conspiracy Case
Governor Baldridge reprieves J M Jensen of Boise after he serves over a year for conspiracy to defraud in an auto deal. Jensen had been sentenced to one year in jail and a $500 fine. Bondsmen had guaranteed the fine and secured the reprieve.
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Boise
H. C. Baldridge
J. M. Jensen
Ada County
Jensen
Ruth Homers In Yankees Win Over Tigers
Babe Ruth hit his 36th homer of the season in the eighth inning to give New York a 4 2 lead against Detroit behind pitcher Guy Cantrell. Final score shows a Yankee win as Detroit failed to rally in the later innings.
Tariff is Great Benefit to Idaho Says Thomas
Senator John Thomas returns to Idaho praising tariff protections as favorable to Idaho. He notes ratification of the London peace pact, hints at Borah’s forthcoming trip, and mentions a possible daughter’s marriage while detailing his Alaska committee assignment and health. Local greetings greeted the senator on the train platform.
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Idaho
Thomas
John Thomas of
Gooding
Pocatello
Tribune
Senate
Washington
Alaska
Arthur Peavey
Congress
W. E. Borah
Smoot and Bride Start Honeymoon
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah and his bride Mrs Alice Taylor Sheets began a delayed honeymoon after their Salt Lake City wedding. They planned to sail to Honolulu but Hoover’s urgent call required Smoot to return to assist a naval treaty quorum. They had been White House guests and will depart for Salt Lake City.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Smoot
Salt Lake City
Alice Taylor Sheets
Honolulu
Hoover
Mrs. Smoot
White House
Murdered woman's body found in blackberry patch
Akron Ohio July 24 AP reports the torso head and limbs of Mrs Myrtle Smith were found severed in a blackberry patch near Hudson identified by her husband Marshall Clyde Smith of North Randall. She had been missing since June 16 and appears to have been shot several weeks earlier with body parts laid with a necklace ring and brooch.
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Akron
Hudson
Marshall Clyde Smith
North Randall
Myrtle Smith
Trapshooters Begin State Championship Preparations in Salt Lake
Western trapshooters gathered for a three day state championship prep at Salt Lake City new municipal grounds. Sam Sharman hinted he might skip the Becker combination trophy due to illness. Idaho Wyoming Colorado California shooters join Utah’s top marksmen. Ogden boasts deep talent across events.
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Salt Lake City
Sam Sharman
Gunner
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
California
Utah
Ogden
Italy Earthquake Toll Forecast Reaches 3000
Avellino and six provinces face mounting death counts as officials recount bodies. Relief forces mobilize across 85 towns for more than 100000 homeless, with 41963 injured reported and operations led by Prefect Vicidomini and Senator Cremonesi as American agencies monitor the disaster.
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Italy
Public Works
Cremonesi
Red Cross
Bromley Ready for Big Flight to Tokyo
Tacoma July 24 AP Lieutenant Harold Bromley tests final prep for a one stop flight to Tokyo in a monoplane with a blind flying instrument nearly finished. Robert Wark pilots a nonstop refuel plan from Seattle to Tokyo with stops at Juneau and Nome Alaska. Bromley hopes to depart with 700 gallons for a 21 hour leg to Nome then 900 gallons to Tokyo totaling about 27 more hours.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harold Bromley
Tokyo
Robert Wark
Seattle
Wark
Juneau
Nome
Alaska
Bromley
Nurses Proclaim Mixup of Baby Identities
A Chicago Englewood Hospital case sees a jury of scientists determine that two babies born the same day were switched, with one dissenting vote, meaning the infants were living with the wrong parents.
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Chicago
Englewood Hospital
Earthquake toll in southern Italy rises with new figures
Government figures released this morning show 1,778 dead and 4,264 injured from the Tuesday quake in southern Italy. Additional bodies are being recovered as reports arrive from stricken towns across Avellino Benevento Foggia Potenza Naples Salerno. Houses destroyed total 3,188 with 2,757 damaged across 83 towns in the affected provinces.
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Italy
Leoni
Avellino
Benevento
Forgia
Potenza
Naples
Salerno
Poggia
Victims Buried In One Grave After Rhine Bridge Collapse
In Coblenz Germany thirty six victims of Tuesday's bridge disaster were buried last night as Rhineland mourns. A funeral at Turner hall followed a long wake. the six child victims lay in the center of a single coffin line. The pontoon bridge gave way during a fireworks display as French troops evacuated the region. Further bodies were expected to be recovered.
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Coblenz
Germany
Rhineland
Moselle
Leutzel
Turner Hall
Orchestra Leader Robin Tremaine Dies at 54
AP report from Asbury Park New Jersey says Robin C. Tremaine died today. Tremaine aged 54 was an orchestra leader and manager and father of Paul Tremaine. He was born in Lafayette Indiana and served as music critic for several Midwest and western newspapers.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Robin C. Tremaine
Tremaine
Paul Tremaine
Lafayette
Ind
Six House Members Seek Senate Seats Across Parties
Six members of the House pursue Senate seats in the next Congress. Illinois Republican Ruth Hanna McCormick and Pritchard of North Carolina have won nominations. Dickinson of Iowa, White of Maine, Sproul of Kansas, and Hull of Tennessee are set for August primaries.
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House
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
White
Maine
Dickinson
Iowa
Pritchard
North Carolina
Sproul
Kansas
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
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