Missing Trust President Flees to Canada Believed
Chicago July 25 AP Walter C mR, president of Mehigan Avenue Trust company, vanished with his money in cash and securities. Reports say he fled to Canada with about 300 000 dollars. Mrs Spurgin and daughter reportedly left as well with funds. Authorities say bank affairs were entangled and a woman involved.
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Chicago
Walter C
Mehigan
Avenue Trust ‘Company
Canada
Newmark
Clive
Canton Province Civil War Nears End As Kwangsi Warlord Surrenders
Canton China July 25 AP The civil war in Kwangtung province waged for months by militarists under Lu Ang Ting of Kwangsi nears end with Canton government troops approaching Nan Ree capital. Lu Yung Ting reportedly declares surrender and an autonomous government may be set up in Nanking after Kwangsi pact.
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Canton
China
Kwangtung
Luang Ting
Nan Ree
Mare
Lu Yung Ting
Asiatic News Agency
Ypeking
Kwangsi Party
Nanking
Sinn Fein MP Released From Mountjoy Prison
Countess Markievicz, Sinn Fein member for St Patrick's division of Dublin, was released from Mountjoy prison after serving seven months of a two year sentence imposed last December.
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Dublin
Oa Markievicz
Sinn Fein
St. Patrick’s
Mountjoy
Asbestos Shield Lets Worker Near Blazing Oil Well
In the Amazon oil fields a laborer, protected by an asbestos shield, crawled within a few yards of a blazing well named number 5. After fifteen minutes amid searing heat and pouring oil, he managed to nearly close the valve controlling oil flow. The fire had raged for more than a week, with losses estimated in the millions.
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Mexico City
Amaz'on
Fight Pictures Cause Trouble Over Boxing Grand Jury
Tex Rickard promoter of the Crmpeer Carpentier July 2 bout and F C Quimby film producer were summoned to testify before the federal grand jury on charges tied to transporting fight films from New Jersey into New York. Rickard denies involvement while Quimby admits plans to exhibit but contends the interstate transport ban does not apply to the Dempsey Carpentier bout.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Crmpeer
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
F. C. Quimby
New Jersey
Rickard
Quimby
Kohn Elected President of International Upholsterers Union
William Kohn, business agent of the local Upholsterers Union and Farm Labor party chairman of New York, was elected president of the International Upholsterers Union of America, in a New York announcement dated July 25.
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New York
William Kohn
Upholsterers’ Union
Farmer-Labor Party of
International Upholsterers’ Union of America
Railroads Prepare for Big Chicago Business Rise
Chicago reports that lines serving the city plan expansions. The Chicago Burlington & Quincey adds 23700 workers, with 1300 for car repair and the rest for maintenance of way. The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul also contemplates similar hiring, while the Chicago & North Western remains optimistic about the overall outlook.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Alaska Mineral Production Advances for 1920
Alaska mineral output in 1920 reached 23.303 million dollars, up over 3.5 million from 1919. Copper led gains rising to 12.86 million, with gold 65 thousand, silver 1,400.8 thousand, coal 355 thousand, tin 16 thousand, and other minerals valued, reflecting forty years of territorial surveys.
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Washington
Alaska
Durot
Osteopathic Association Opens Twenty Fifth Convention
About two thousand delegates and visitors attended the twenty fifth annual convention in Cleveland with six hundred women among the attendees. Dr. William K. Waldo delivered the keynote address as the event opened, while exhibits drew interest from delegates and visiting physicians.
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Cleveland
Fitzgerald
William KE. Waldo
Beattie
Wremieges
Association
Iver
Conan
Names cause confusion over Illinois official and South Dakota kin
Report from Redfield South Dakota notes confusion over Fred Stirling a former Illinois lieutenant governor and Senator Thomas Sterling both linked to Springfield but not related. It explains Stirling once lived in Huron and Sterling in Redfield with family origins near Springfield in the 1880s.
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Redfield
Springfield
Fred Stirling
Illinois
South Dakota
Fred Sterlin
Huron
Thomas Sterling
St Louis outlines sweeping city plan with subways and boulevards
Harland Bartholomew, city plan engineer, presents a bold St Louis redevelopment including rapid transit loops, a city beautiful initiative, landscaped borders, artistic terminals, and a zoning system to protect residential areas. A bond vote is planned to finance the civic project.
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St. Louis
Harland Bartholomew
City Plan Commission
Atholomew
Santa Fe Shops Reopen As 100 Car Shape Workers Return
Topeka Kan July 25 The Santa Fe railroad ends its reduced forces with the return of 100 car shop employees. The temporary belt of diminished staffing is lifted as workers resume duties at the car shop in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Railread
Pth
Confessions and Immunity Waivers Shaped Sox Case
Chicago AP report details alleged theft of grand jury confessions by Eddie Cicotte Claude Williams and Joe Jackson from the White Sox era as State's Attorney Crewe prepares to present evidence. Disputed immunity claims and cross examination reveal statements in Alfred Austrian's office and a missing signed confession by Williams.
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Chicago
Bdadtette
Claude Williams
Joe
Rant Stave
George
New York
Williams
Alfred Austrian
White Sox
Grand Jury
Alteged
Trax Jury
Hoyne
Crewe Rts
Crewe
Eddie Cicotte
Jon Jackson
Hartley Replogle
Judgeharles
MaucDonald
Alfred Austria
Chicago American
Benedict Short
Jackson
Bay Ball Speers
Gorman
Judge Wald
Fim
Harry Keeman
Kaatse. Louis
Awstrian
Redmom
Ae Tepolgie
Gabinn
Eddie
Testimony in 1919 Series Bribery Case Mentioned
The transcript shows the grand jury room discussion and a waiver reading. The defense references Joe Jackson and a claim of throwing the 1919 series and paying 16000 dollars, with the witness unsure what was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury Room
Ége McDona
Joe Jackson
Two Bankers in Trouble Over Bank Failure in Ovando
Information charges C H Cassill and Scott Cassill officers at First State Bank of Ovando with larceny of funds and false entries tied to the bank failure. They are in Powell county district court with $15,000 bail each and in sheriff custody awaiting Deer Lodge hearing.
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Butte
C, H
Scott Cassill
First State Bank of
Ovando
District Court of
Powell County
Mayor Admission Debate Stirs Washington in July
In Washington July 25 AP report on Secretary Davis and the Mayor of the United States Monrovia discussing admission rules. The article notes a fractional eligibility issue with July’s figures and suggests the entire mayor may be admitted despite the lack of provision for such fractions. Idaho forecast calls for unsettled weather with possible showers and cooler temperatures.
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Washington, D. C
Davie
United Monrovia
Davis
Colored man ingests mercury whiskey cocktail in desperate act
Edward McMillian, 25, a resident of 2917 North Third Avenue, drank five large bichloride of mercury tablets with whiskey shortly before 3:30 pm Saturday. He fought medical staff, was held during stomach pumping, recovered enough to be released from Lynn Brothers hospital that evening, and offered little explanation beyond a bleak outlook. He had recently moved from Kansas City to Pocatello.
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Edward McMilliam
North Third Avenue
McMillian
Lynn
Millian
Pocatello
Kansas City
Ezra Meeker Visits Pocatello Pioneer Marker Talk
Ezra Meeker the renowned Oregon Trail promoter arrives in Pocatello Washington born visitor plans to inspect Fort Hall site markers and to speak at the Fort Hall ceremony marking the 87th anniversary of the first sermon west of the Rockies. Meeker age nearly 91 travels with intent to arrange monuments and promote trail history with local ceremonies and a farewell address.
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Pocatetlo
Ezra J. Meker
Seattle
Wash
J. Meeker
Oregon Trail
W. PF. Howard
South Gacheld
Pocatello
Tribune
Old Fort Hall
Mr. Merker
Meeker
Imgetun
Washington
Wyoming
Nebraska
Fort Hall
Soda Springs
Ezra Meeker
Northwest
Rockies
Bannock Hotel
Ae Ane Ee Meeker Wilver
Communist Ambush Near Siena Leaves Casualties
Rome reports fifty Pascisti, an extreme nationalist group, were ambushed by Communists at Grogsch, Tuscany. One nationalist was killed and others fled. homes of Communists were burned amid reports of additional deaths.
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Rome
Grogsch
Siena
Tuscany
Comuniste
Rockefeller grant extends activities for grantee
In New York on July 28 a revision to a Rockefeller grant broadens the scope of activities for the grantee. The update specifies extended participation and related proposed undertakings.
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New York
Rockefeller
Pond Brooklya Medical Case Raises Vision Question
A garbled report references a physician and a potential demonstration of a treatment for blindness. It mentions Dr. Pond and a test about a eye condition, claiming earlier demonstrations suggested possible general use.
Rum Hunting Leads to Heightened Vigil in New York
New York authorities increased patrols and tightened surveillance after evidence emerged of ongoing rum running activity on July 95. Officials warned of intensified checks near ports and along transit routes as investigations continue.
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New York
City tries to calm railway dispute with national authorities
Fragmentary text shows officials from the city negotiating with national railway authorities over a contested matter. The wording hints at tensions around transport policy and federal involvement, with local leaders asserting jurisdiction while national agencies push for a resolution.
New York July Rostrum at the Steele Exchange
In New York this July a rostrum at the Steele Exchange drew attention as speakers presented perspectives on market activity and economic concerns reflecting the era's financial discourse.
American steamer Parthian sinks in Gulf of Oran
Londor July 25 reports the American steamer Parthian of 1366 tons, en route from Alexandria to Hamburg, foundered in the Gulf of Oran after a fire. No lives lost, but cargo losses include cotton and silk, with damage described as considerable.
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Londor
Seghana
Parthian
Alexandria
Hamburg
Gulf of Oram
Mexico and Japan urged to join destiny of civilization
Mexico City dispatch reports Prince miseense, heir to Japan, and successors of two nations urged by a Paris Universal correspondent to bridge the gulf between Mexico and Japan. The message says destiny marks clear aims for mutual cultural mission against barbarism and calls for closer ties between the two civilizations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Prince Miseense
Japan
Paris
Universal
Destiny
Unclear sports update with mixed fragments
Fragmentary report lists teams and scores including Han Soaneiges 44 Portland 13 and Vernon 9 Sacramento 3 2.Bee unclear timing and lines. No coherent event details or complete match context available.
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Han Soaneiges
Portland
Los
Bee
Vernon
Sacramento
Local meeting on extension project proceedings
A local session will discuss an expansion and surplus handling for a project. The gathering will occur at dock time and location, with officials to disclose financing details. Attendees from nearby towns, including Pocatello, are expected to attend.
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Minckfoot
Jeans
Pocatello
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