Borah Calls Churchill Debt Campaign Hypocritical
Senator Borah rebuked Churchill and British aims to cancel war debts while noting Britain and France gained vast territories at Versailles. He argued Americans understand debtor behavior and warned against using vilification to erase territorial outcomes. He cited figures on territorial divisions and cited Wilson’s stance against expansion.
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Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Earl of
Denbigh
Prorah
Nnd
United States
Paris
Europe
Churchill
Borah
Gallipoli
Uncle Shylock
France
Wilson Speling
Iain
Senate probes Illinois vote actions in Chicago fight
Chicago July 24 A special United States senate investigating committee meets Monday under Sen James A Reed to examine alleged vote stealing slush funds and gunmen amid Illinois GOP battles Frank L Smith and William B McKinley spending patterns and George Brennan opposition losses in Chicago area contests
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Chicago
API
Illinois
United States Senate
James A. Reed
Reed
Frank L. Smith
Sena
William B. McKinley
George Brennan
Senate
Cook County
Smith
Me Ey
Fires Sweep Northwest Leaving Millions in Losses
Officials report about 600000 acres burned across the Northwest with timber, camps, ranch homes, and grazing lands destroyed. California bears the heaviest toll with 219000 acres burned. 6000 to 8000 workers labor to contain the fires, which stretch from Washington to Canada and Arizona shows improving conditions.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
British Columbia
Canada
Arizona
Northwest
Kaniksu National Forest
Pend O’reille
Coeur d'Alene
Stevens County
Chelan and
Colvin National Forests
Cascade Range
Columbia River
Kuagene
Ore
Crater National Forest
Tahoe
Klamath
Trinity National Forests
Fortune awaits Vincent in veterans bureau notice
Salt Lake City July 24 AP the local veterans bureau seeks Frank Vincent 37 a former Wyoming national guard member who has 15000 in compensation held in Washington unless located within one year he will be declared dead and the sum reverting to his mother in Riverton Nebraska or Riverton not specified
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Salt Lake City
Veterans Bureau
Frank Vincent
Wyoming National Guard
Washington
Riverton
Ebr
Republicans Meet to Plan State Convention in Salt Lake City
Members of the Republican state central committee will meet at the Hotel Utah at 10 o'clock Monday to fix the convention date and place, determine delegate apportionment, and select a successor to Mrs Justine R Davies, vice chairman.
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Salt Lake City
Republican State Central
Utah
Justine R. Davies
Little trouble near embassy in Paris denied by ambassador
Paris July 24 AP The American ambassador Myron T Tierrick denied any trouble around the embassy saying there was no demonstration before the embassy or chancellery and police protection was normal. Demonstrations against foreigners on sightseeing buses continued in the boulevards with Americans not singled out for verbal attacks during nightly tours.
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Paris
Myron T. Tierrick
Death penalty imposed on Millard Abel in Kansas City
Millard Abel, 25, an ex convict, was sentenced to death in Kansas City amid reports that about a dozen St. Louis gunmen were ready to free him if convicted. He was charged with murdering Harry T. McConnell of the Fred Harvey system in a downtown parking station on May 8, with robbery cited as the motive.
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Kansas City
Millard Abel
St. Louis
Abel
Harry T. McConnell
Fred Harvey
Green denounces raids as prohibition chief in California
In San Francisco Colonel Ned M. Green, suspended prohibition director for northern California and Nevada, outlines terms of his appointment. He says he refused grandstand raids, kept a military style, destroyed many stills, and defended hospitality in his hotel room while denying wild parties.
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San Francisco
Whitcomb
Ned M. Green
Prohibition
California
Nevada
Green
Andrews
National Prohibition
Iis
Colonel Green
Prohibition Office
Paris
France Forms New Cabinet Plans Taxation Shift
Paris reports M Poicare's cabinet endorses a financial rehabilitation plan with indirect tax hikes and a small direct levy rise to back internal restoration. Seven ministers reportedly oppose the Mellon Berenger debt terms and may sidetrack allied debt ratifications, while tax lists for 1926 are to be published and provisional payments urged.
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Paris
M. Poiticare
Ministry of National Union
Poincaire
France
Poincare
Painleve
Herriot
Leygues
Tardieu
Bokanowski
Louis Marin
M. Sarraut
M. Fallieres
United States
Great Britain
M. Poincaire
Ministry of Fuurces
M. Poincaires
Weekend Weather Outlook Shows Mild, Fair Days
Mostly fair Sunday and Monday with minimal temperature changes. Forecast calls for light winds and dry conditions across the region with daytime highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and cooler nights.
Wells Strike Water Solution for City Crisis
Citywide water plan advanced as drillers connect 5000 feet of pipe to a test well south of the city. State chemists report the water as practically pure with tests for bacteria negative. A 48 hour run suggests 1000 gallons per minute, with potential 2.5 million gallons daily under a larger pump plan and eight to ten wells.
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Ben Ross
Tribune
Mr. Ross
Ross
Fidelity Security Company of
Maryland
Theo Turner
Armiea Iron
Ie Fouch
State Board of Health
Arsenal Budget Talks Highlight Naval Budget and Dirigible Plans
Mr. Wilbur meets the president to discuss the 1927 naval budget and possible start of a six million cubic foot helium dirigible costing 5 to 6 million dollars. He notes secrecy on aviation programs and reports Elk Hills oil reserve profits of 5.5 million dollars due August 1, with 250 thousand monthly later.
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Mr. Wilbur
West Coast
Shenandoah
Lake Denmark
N. J
Congress
Wilbur
Warner
Naval Aviation
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
California
Treasury
Washington
FE. L. Doheny Company
United States Supreme Court
Doheny
Honolulu
Senate Oil
Supreme Court
Coollidge
Moody Leads Texas Governor Race in Early Returns
In Texas Democratic primary returns from 145 of 252 counties Moody shows a strong lead over Ferguson and Davidson with Moody at 65 505 to 33 466 and Davidson at 18 504. Early statewide votes amid rain highlight competition between Moody Davidson and Miriam Ferguson as polls close.
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Dallas
Texas
Dan Moody
Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Miriam Ferguson
Texas Election Bureau
Moody
Davidson
Zimmerman
Milmans
Johnson
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Houston Lumberman
James B. Ferguson
Governors Gather for Twelfth Annual Conference in Cheyenne
Cheyenne opens the twelfth annual governors conference with more than twenty leaders arriving. Nellie Taylor Ross will officially welcome the governors, with attendance expected from J W Trumbull Florida J W Martin Georgia H Walker Idaho Len Small Illinois Ed Jackson Indiana John Hammill Iowa W C Fields Kentucky Ralph C Krews ter Maine Theodore Christianson Minnesota J E Erickson Montana Adam McMullen Nebraska J G Winant New Hampshire A T Hanett New Mexico M E Trapp Oklahoma A G Sorlie North Dakota Walter Pierce Ione Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania T G McLeod South Carolina Gunderson South Dakota G I Dern Utah Franklin Billings Vermont Harry Byrd Virginia Howard Lowe West Virginia W R Farrington Hawaii.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nellie Taylor Ross
United States
J. Wh. Trumbull
Connecticut
J. W. Martin
Florida
New Mexico
M. E. Trapp
Oklahoma
A. G. Sorlie
North Dakota
Walter Pierce
Ione Gifford Pinchot
Pennsyvania
T. G. McLeod
South Caro
Gunderson
South Dakota
G. I. Dern
Utah
Franklin
Billings
Vermont
Harry
Byrd
Virginia
Howard 0Owe
West Virginia
W. R. Farrington
Wyoming National
State Capitol
Gover
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the Tribune
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Lovejoy Street
Lander Street
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Ma’' Ferguson
Arsenal
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