Lawyers In Julian case linked to McAdoo and King
Grand jury records in the Julian Petroleum stock bubble investigation mention William Gibbs McAdoo and Senator William H. King as attorneys for S. C. Lewis, head of the defunct Julian company. Lewis’s takeover and the stock over‑issue tied to indictments for usury weigh on the case, while Packard claims he brokered King’s connection and that McAdoo joined later as counsel.
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Los Angeles
William Gibbs McAdoo
William H. King
Utah
Grand
Julian Petroleum Corporation
McAdoospd King
S. C. Lewis
Julian Company
C. C. Julian
Lewis
Julian
Fred Packard
New York
Washington, D. C
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King
Packard
McAdoo
Lewis Corporation
Young King Michael of Romania Reigns as Regency Guides Early
Five year old Michael of Romania is proclaimed king with a regency council to rule until he turns eighteen. He is the grandson of late King Ferdinand and Queen Marie, succeeding his father, as the nation prepares for a long wait before the throne is fully assumed.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Michael of
Michael
Ferdinand
Marie
Anarchist Suspect Tied to Buenos Aires Bombings
Police say Miguel Arcangel Roscigna, described as a noted anarchist, is under detention on suspicion of involvement in Friday night bombings targeting the George Washington statue and the Ford agency in Buenos Aires. Authorities connect him to the Sacco Vanzetti committee and to bombings at U.S. legations in Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
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Buenos Aires
Miguel Arcangel Roscigna
George Washington
Ford Agency
Buenos
Montevideo
DeAlver
Justo
Sacco
Vanzetti
Boston
Jose Morro
Committee For
Committee of Sacco-Vanzetti
Riots Flare In Whiting Between Native And Foreign Born Workers
Violence erupted in Whiting after weeks of feud between native and foreign born workers. More than twenty were slashed or beaten, one left near death with a fractured skull. Reinforcements from Hammond and East Chicago restored order. seven natives and twelve foreigners were arrested and guarded.
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Ind
Whiting
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Chicago
Schumann-Heink Returns to Buy Hamburg Liner
New York reports soprano Mme Stine Schumann-Heink, dean of matrians, back in America to purchase the liner Hamburg after a wartime visit to her home. She arrived with a date, Mrs. Charles E. Hil.
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New York
Mmestine Schumann-Heink
Mtralos
America
Hamburg
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Charles E. Hil
Mrs Armour Dies in Local Community
A local obituary notes the death of Mrs Armour at her residence today. The brief entry lists her as a member of the Slate of te Ba 2 and company and provides no further details.
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Eee
Te Ba 2 and Company
Settlement Fallout Strains McPherson Family Rift
Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Minnie Kennedy clash over Angelus temple control and finances. Kennedy departs Los Angeles for Taft while McPherson drafts settlement proposals after a reorganization at the temple. Ainsworth status unsettled as talks continue.
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Los Angeles
Minnie Kennedy
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Temple
Kennedy
Taft
Cal
Illinois
Mrs. Kennedy
McPherson
Alton
California
Ken
Senator Crumpacker's Death Linked to Plot Belief
San Francisco July 25 A note found after the death of Rep M E Crumpacker of Oregon indicates he believed he was a plot victim. The letter to family and colleagues cites personal peril and says he must end his life to protect his family as others oppose him. Crumpacker was in San Francisco for a session with Speaker Longworth’s party and had shown strange behavior since arrival.
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Maurice E. Crumpacker
Portland
Ore
Bay
Cully
Jim
Ted
Peter
Maurice
M. E. Crumpacker
Oregon
San Francisco Bay
Crumpacker
Nicholas Longworth
Burials and royal rites mark Fer dinands last tribute at Arg es
Hundreds of thousands pay homage as King Ferdinand is buried beside royal ancestors at Carten de Arges. Queen Marie swoons by the bier. Carol attends mass in Paris. royal mourning dominates the day.
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Ferdinand
Carten de Arges
Marie
Bier
Carol
Paris
Giants Beat Pirates 1-0 On Reese Home Run
In New York on July 25 AP reports Reese hit a seventh inning home run that gave the Giants a 1 0 victory over the Pirates and knocked Pittsburgh from the NL lead. Cincinnati won 3 2 over St Louis in the first game of a doubleheader with Cruz delivering a run in the tenth.
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New York
Reese
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Aagin
Cincinnati
Cruz
Walker
St. Louis
Woman builds daily paper amid duties at home in Tennessee
Edith O Keefe Susong, publisher of The Greenville Democrat Sun, runs a thriving daily paper from a weekly, despite limited funds and two young children. She led the paper from a $3,000 mortgage with little equipment, serving as editor and manager while remaining active in state clubs and associations.
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Horace Heenegar
Associated Press
Greenville
Tenn
Edith O'Keefe Susong
Greenville Democrat Sun
Susong
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Tennessee Press and Authors’ Club
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Marthe Arnold
Alex
Mttie Weekly
Greenville Democrat
Wedding Is Pagan as Well as Vulgar
The Rev Dr Caleb R Stetson rector of Trinity Episcopal church denounces fashionable church weddings as vulgar and pagan and condemns easy divorce, saying only Christians should marry in church. He warns divorce leads to progressive polygamy and respectable promiscuity in his Trinity parish yearbook note.
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New York
Caleb R. Stetson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Parish
Coolidge Will Stay in Hills All of August
President and Mrs. Coolidge remain at their Black Hills summer residence through August. Their son John may join for a three week visit around mid August after Vermont summer session ends. They plan trips to Custer and Deadwood for local observances and expect White House repairs to finish mid August.
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James A. Stillman
New York
Stillmans
States
Dominion
Three Rivers
Fowler McCormick
Harold P. McCormick
Chicago
Coolidge
Hills
Rapid City
Black Hills
John
Game Lodge
University of Vermont
White House
Washington
Custer
Deadwood
Rutherford broadcasts reach chain of 53 stations
Joseph Rutherford head of the International Bible Students association delivers an address to his convention in Toronto via 53 radio stations nationwide and rebroadcast to Europe and Australia. He denounces organized Christianity as an unholy alliance and sparks criticism at WEAF. The feat surpasses prior network records set by boxing and aviation events.
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Joseph F. Rutherford
International Bible Students Association
United States
Europe
Australia
Rutherford
Association
Toronto
National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
Greater New York
Pastor Russell
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Marilyn Miller postpones divorce plan from Jack Pickford
Marilyn Miller told AP that she has dropped the idea of divorcing Jack Pickford. She admitted she had planned a Paris divorce but has decided to postpone action indefinitely under certain circumstances.
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Franch
Riviera
Marilyn Miller
E Associated Press Today
Jack Pickford
Paris
Oversight Marred Funeral of King Ferdinand
In Curtea de Arges Romania on July 25 the royal funeral for King Ferdinand encountered a delay when funeral ropes were missing for lowering the coffin. Queen Marie, exhausted, nearly tottered at the grave as officials improvised, and the family left after the coffin was set in place and prayers concluded.
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Bucharest
Romania
Ferdinand
Curtea de Arges
Marie
Army Dirigible on Long Flight Lands at Langley Field
Langley Field Virginia July 25 AP The army dirigible RS-1 arrived at Langley field at 7 45 am today on the first leg of a 2860 mile test flight from Scott field Illinois The airship commanded by Lieutenant Colonel John A Paeglow is on its longest voyage with stops including Washington New York Boston Buffalo and Detroit A crew of fifteen aboard includes Captain H C Gray who recently set a world altitude record The first landing attempt failed and the craft circled the field awaiting a chance to land
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Scott Field
Ilinois
John A. Paeglow
Washington
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Detroit
H. C. Gray
Boston to Washington Flight Fliers Start Westward Trek
Albert Hagen berger and ster J. Maitland, San Francisco Hawaii flyers, left Boston at 10 42 this morning on a two day trip. Refueling planned at Mitchell Field New York before continuing to Bolling Field Washington.
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Albert Hagenberger
Ster J. Maitland
San Francisco-Hawaii
Mitchell Field
New York
Bolling Field
Washington
Smoot Returns aay 25 Coast Between October 18
Senator Smoot returns to the coast on October 18 with a visit noted by AP. A referee or official oversight is mentioned regarding Bleck.
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Smoot
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