Borah Quoted by Democrats Opposing Bill
Senate position on the House tariff bill sparks debate as Senator Borah Idaho Republican is quoted by the Democratic National Committee criticizing the flexible provision as unconstitutional. Observers note Borah previously opposed similar provisions and may target the measure with the finance committee’s limits debated by Republicans.
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Navy policy awaited as Hoover curbs military spending eyed
Washington July 24 AP High officials opened a close study of President Hoover's program to curb military power expenses. Amb Dawes discussed naval problems with British officials amid MacDonald London parity talk and Kellogg Briand treaty effects. Continued on Page Eight.
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White House
London
MacDonald
Dawen
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Atoy
Hoover
United States
Master forger blames career on woman in spree
Spokane police hold Frank Andrews a self described master forger arrested after three year cross coast fraud. He says a woman known by many aliases named Helen Dale drew him into crime and funded the scheme by urging forgery while he posed as a US Secret Service operative and cashed forged checks.
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Wash
Frank Andrews
Pacific Coast
Andrews
United States Department of Justice
U S
Secret Service
W. H. Moran
Secret Service Bureau
Washington
Butte Mont
Helen Dale
Northwest
California
Dale
Ogden Hatters Store Damaged by Fire
Ogden branch of the Eastern Hatter and Shoe Company suffered building and stock damage estimated at 620000 after a Tuesday evening fire of unknown origin. Firefighters brought the blaze under control within about thirty minutes using six water lines and chemical agents.
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Ogden
Plane collides with steam roller in accident
An airplane piloted by James Riddle collided with a steam roller at work. The plane struck the stack and tore off the left wing while the roller operator A C Narserat suffered a shoulder injury. Riddle and passenger were uninjured.
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James Riddle
A. C. Narserat
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Babe Ruth Returns to Yankees Lineup in Detroit Series
Babe Ruth rejoined the New York Yankees starting lineup for the second game with Detroit after a week of a strained left leg muscle. The star slugger resumes batter duties as New York seeks the win.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
China blames Bolshevik actions for row in Manchuria
The Manchurian government accuses Soviet Russia of initiating hostilities by seizing Chinese cargo boats and trains and sending planes over Chinese territory. It warns of breach of the Kellogg pact while insisting on preserving its control of the Chinese Eastern Railway and pledging to clear Bolshevik influence to maintain peace and order.
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Manchuria
China
Rusia
Russia
Chinese Eastern Railway
Ussr
Chinese Russian Talks in Changchun on Railway Dispute
Advices from Manchuria report Chinese and Russian officials seeking a peaceful settlement of the Chinese Eastern railway dispute at Changchun. Russian Consul General Usat M Melnikov arrived from Harbin, adding to diplomatic efforts today.
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Manchuria
Changchun
Changelin
Rengo
Usat
M. Melnikov
Harbin
St Louis Robin Surpasses Endurance Flight Record
Pilots Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine in the St Louis Robin push their endurance flight past the previous world mark. At Lambert-St Louis field they exceeded 267 hours with 70 gallons of fuel and oil on hand, as 50,000 spectators watched their sustained flight and praised the achievement. The pair noted engine reliability and joked about the motor, signaling they may stay aloft another day.
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Forest O'Brine
St Louis
Lambert-St Louis Field
Dale
Red) Jackson
Forest O Brine
Lambert-St. Louis Field
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O'Brine
Unis Mor Uina
Pioneer Day Observed Across Utah to Mark Mormon Migration
July 24 observes the arrival of Brigham Young and the pioneer band in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. Communities in Utah and surrounding regions plan commemorations with programs, parades, and a dimmer for 17 pioneers in Salt Lake City. Pioneer Day is a Utah state holiday, with banks and offices closed and events reported from Idaho and New York sites tied to early church history.
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Nauvoo
Salt Lake Valley
Brigham Young
Emigration Canyon
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Daughters of the Pioneers
Salt Lake
Tribne
Palmyra
N. Y
Joseph Smith
Church
Stimson Refuses Revoke Passport for Dorothy Detzer
Ralph Burton, attorney for the Daughters of the American Revolution, asked Secretary Stimson to reconsider the State Department refusal to revoke the passport issued to Dorothy Detzer, executive secretary of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. He argued she had not sworn to defend the Constitution, but the department said the modified oath was adequate for passport purposes and aligned with established practice.
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H Ralph Burton
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Stimson
State Department
Dorothy Detzer
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Burton
Supreme Court
Rosika Schwimmer Naturalization
Jerome Man Sues Over Article Damaging Reputation
C. E. Hyde, Jerome high school agricultural teacher, files suit in district court for 10000 alleging an article published in a local paper signed "A Taxpayer" harmed his honesty and reputation by disparaging his work and questioning his financial standing.
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C. E. Hyde
Jerome High School
A L. Webster
Hyde
J P Morgan Sails for Vacation Destinations Abroad
J P Morgan sails late today on the Mauretania for a vacation at his Hertfordshire home in England and a hunting lodge in Scotland, according to AP reports.
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New York
J. P Morgan
Hertfordshire
England
Scotland
Plane crash claims life of Enid student at Oklahoma City airport
Oklahoma City July 34 AP Joe A. Graham 26 of Enid Oklahoma a flight student was killed in a crash at the municipal airport this afternoon. The report notes the victim was among eight flying school students at the facility.
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Joe A. Graham
Enid
Okla
Weather Brief: Warmer Tonight in Southwest Portion
Unsettled conditions persist tonight with warmer temperatures expected in the southwest portion. The forecast calls for continued unsettled weather through Thursday with mild to warm readings and potential regional showers.
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South West
Baseball scores from a midweek league doubleheader
Detroit and New York compiled uneven run totals with Detroit defeating New York 7 to 5 while St. Louis and Boston split, and Philadelphia and Brooklyn posting narrow wins. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also posted losses with mixed line scores and replacements listed.
Stewart and George Converse Wed in Hollywood Private Ceremony
Anita Stewart, 28, motion picture star, and George Converse, 29, New York banker, were married at noon in Hollywood. A reception followed before the couple depart for a honeymoon in Honolulu. both have been married once before.
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Anita Stewart
George Converse
New York
Honolulu
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Lady Astor Faces Heated Exchange in Commons
July 24 London AP reports Lady Astor born in Virginia sits for Sutton division faced a fiery Commons floor clash. She was called a dirty liar and a later insult prompted a demand to withdraw, with Deputy Speaker Dunnico urging quiet as Jones and others pressed for specifics.
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Lady Astor
Virginia
Sutton Division
Plymouth
House of Commons
Commons
Astor
Westham
Jack Jones
Iverton
Dunnico
Jones
Labor
Nations Adhere To Solemn Pact At White House
At the White House on July 24 President Hoover welcomed 47 diplomats as Japan deposited its instrument of adherence to the Kellogg Briand treaty binding 46 nations to renounce war. Chile Costa Rica Venezuela and Switzerland also completed adherence. The pact’s fate rests with a popular referendum. The ceremony included Coolidge and Borah and featured kleig lights and formal attire.
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Hoover
White House
Frank B. Kellogg
Henry L. Stimson
Esme Howard
Paul Caudel
France
Washington
Japan
State Department
Debuchi
Chile
Costa Rica
Venerosla
Switzerland
East Room
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Senator Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Marines killed in car accident at Quantico
Two marines from the Quantico barracks died and a third was seriously injured in an automobile crash near Quantico Virginia. The deceased were John Manning of Milwaukee Arthur Thomas Smith of Salem Ohio and Kenneth Albert Cover of Youngstown Ohio. The injuries were described as critical.
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Deac
John Manning
Milwaukee
Arthur Thomas Smith
Salem
Ohio
Kenneth Albert Cover
Youngstown
Snook Trial Under Way In Ohio Murder Case
In Columbus on July 24 Dr James H Snook a former Ohio State University faculty member faced first degree murder charges for the death of his coed lover Miss Theora Hix. Jury questioning focused on potential death penalty views as a hammer beating throat slashing and body dumping at a rifle range last June were alleged. Snook sat with a pencil taking notes as his wife listened.
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Ohio
API
James H S8nook
Ohio State Universiy
Theora Hix
Dr Snook
Miss Hix
Snook
Edith Dysinger
Submarine Rescue By Blowing To Surface Demonstrated
In San Diego July 24 the V4 submarine was salvaged by blowing ballast tanks via the rescue ship Ortolan. Fresh air replaced stale air, and the craft rose 66 feet to surface with 87 officers aboard, marking a first in open sea recovery of a vessel of this class. The operation proved salvage work effective.
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Ortolan
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