Minister Presents Demands from Angelus Temple Split
The Rev. Gladyon Nichols of the Philadelphia church leading 280 secessionists demands Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother publicly clear up the kidnapping claim or lose public confidence. Nichols says no reconciliation with McPherson regime and rejects any return to the temple. He notes two Angelus temple representatives sought to discuss a possible reunion.
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Los Angeles
Gladyon Nichols
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple Rickerson
Nichols
British Envoy Protests British At Washington Press Campaign
London reports Sir Esme Ard, British ambassador, told to protest anti-British propaganda in the American press. Sir Ards in Manchester Massachusetts declines to comment. Geneva naval talks near adjournment. Senate debate on naval parity with Britain through 1942 continues. Coroner’s jury in Seattle returns death verdict in Maude Adams Payne case. Various international and domestic political notes and incidents summarized.
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Sir Esmeard
Washton
Washington
Manchester
Mass
Summer E
Seattle
Maude Adams Payne
Lake
Drowned men on cribbing tips at White Rapids
Men from Menominee Michigan drowned when a cofferdam crib on White Rapids river tipped over. Reported casualties include Leo five seven, Michael Palky forty five, Natalde sixty, Emanuel Le eur sixty two, John Welburn forty three, Bylvian Leroy Stephenson Michigan, Oscar Johnson Iron Mountain. Some were rescued.
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Seims
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Michael Palky
Na- Talonde
Emanuel Leeur
John Welburn
Merd
Minn
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Bylvian Leroy
Stephenson
Oscar Johnson
Iron Mountain
Judge Collins Orders Grand Jury Inquiry Into Public Office Corruption
Indianapolis July 26 Judge James A Collins of Marion County criminal court instructed the grand jury to probe wilful and corrupt misconduct in public offices and related criminal laws. The move follows political corruption charges brought by D C Stephenson life term prisoner at Indiana state prison. The panel was told to scrutinize the original investigation and any evidence presented by prior juries.
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Indianapolis
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Grand Jury
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Indiana State Prison
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Planes to Dominate Next War Marine Fleet Air Support
Washington reports naval experts envision a future war where planes accompany every ship and carrier fleets like Lexington and Baratoga enter service. Aircraft would swarm battleships cruisers and submarines, with hundreds of planes per side supporting shellfire spotting and bombing missions to decide sea battles.
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Lexington
Operated on Herrick Myron Cleveland
Medical brief reports that Herrick Myron Cleveland underwent an operation. Details are limited with unclear source text but indicate a surgical procedure and patient status. No additional names or locations are clearly legible.
Slay to testify in flogging case near Florence
Mrs Bertha A Slay principal in Alabama flogging case will appear in criminal court in August to testify that two women and three men dragged her to a barrel and whipped her with limbs of trees and an automobile fan belt. The attackers tied her husband and sister to their beds during the assault.
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Hertha A. Slay
Alabama
Lulu Dodson
Equalization urged by Idaho educator at summer school
John I. Hillman secretary of the Idaho State Teachers association urged equalization of school funding during a southern branch summer school assembly in Frazier hall. He cited National Education Association meeting figures and highlighted wide disparities in district valuations from Ada and Clark counties to Teton, warning high taxes would be needed without aid.
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Teton
Worm Threat From Parasite Worms Cited By Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Institute reports mematodes a parasitic hair worm preying on animals and humans. A new English description and classification aims to aid extermination or control. Hookworm is among species. about 500 mematode kinds prey on birds, often causing fatal diseases. The study warns of a serious economic menace.
Strike Ballot Tonight Ends Transit Strike Hope
New York reports that a threatened transit strike was called off after a City Hall conference with Mayor Walker and leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Railway Employes and transit companies. With mediation failing, workers may vote at midnight, as Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit and others control subways and elevated lines.
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New York
City Hall
Walker
Amalgamated Association of Street and Railway Employes and Transit Companies
Transportation Company
William H. Menden
Brooklyn- Manhattan Transit Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Railway
Tzo
National St Louis falls in 10 inning loss
McGraw Ring H Bell Schulte, Lucas Donahue Hargrave led St Louis in a 10 inning defeat as Cincinnati scored late. Brooklyn totaled 59 in relief as Pittsburgh edged 613. American games saw Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Chicago suffer varied results with late innings decisive.
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Donahue
Hargrave
Death from prank may bring manslaughter charge
In Asheville North Carolina July 26 a coroner’s jury ruled that James W Tinsley died from natural causes induced by fear after his nephew Paul Tinsley visited him to frighten him. Police initially believed a gunshot killed the uncle.
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James W Tinsley
Tinsley
West rates held as legal in Pacific coast traffic
The Interstate Commerce Commission again refused to raise rates on vegetables and fruits moving between Pacific coast states. It found current earnings of Pacific coast carriers reasonably remunerative and no increases justified, despite railroads seeking boosts up to about 21 percent for citrus from California to Oregon and Washington and up to 20 percent for apples from northern states southward.
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Pacific Coast
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Fire at Waggoner stables kills six horses in Texas
Fire of undetermined origin swept the two barns of W T Waggoner Racing near Flectra Texas early today. Six race horses burned to death and property loss was about 300000 dollars.
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W. T. Waggoner
Here
American Holds a One-Man Ceremony in Palermo Gardens
An unknown American staged a patriotic one-man ceremony before the Washington statue in Palermo Gardens Buenos Aires. The base had been shattered by a bomb days earlier. He laid a floral tribute with U S colors, sang The Star Spangled Banner, and departed in a car as onlookers stood with heads uncovered.
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Buenos Aires
George Washington
Palermo Gardens
United States
Argentina
Senators urge Coolidge to call extra session
Two leading senators Smoot of Utah and Harrison of Mississippi, one Republican and one Democrat, press for President Coolidge to convene Congress in an extra session. They argue it is needed to advance the tax bill and begin Mississippi river flood control work promptly, proposing October 1 as the start date.
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Mississippi
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Smoot
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Black Hills
Idaho Quarantine Law Deemed Constitutional by Court
Idaho the Oregon and Washington agricultural quarantine rules for poultry shipments were ruled constitutional by a California federal court. The order requires parent stock testing and a disease-free certificate for baby chicks. Idaho plans August and November implementation with an eradiation campaign following victory claims.
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Death falls from twentieth story in New York building
William Barnes 45, superintendent of the United States Rubber company building at 1790 Broadway, leaped from the twentieth floor and died on the sidewalk. The revolver found on his body. He resided in Brooklyn and his death startled morning commuters as police aided fainting witnesses.
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William Barnes
United States Rubber Company
Broadway
Barnes
Brooklyn
Averescu Backs Bratianu and Recognizes Regency
Bucharest July 26 Romanian unity around the child Mihai appeared as former opposition leader General Averescu publicly embraced Premier Bratianu and acknowledged the regency authority. The gesture occurred before the full senate as Averescu reaffirmed allegiance to the king and Bratianu and pledged support for the regency.
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Laves
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Romania
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Bratiano
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Bretiane
Oil Groups Face Threat of Warfare Over Russia Deals
Reports of looming conflict among major oil firms over trade with Soviet Russia intensify after Sir Henri Deterding attacks Standard Oil of New York and Vacuum Oil. Walter Teagle of Standard Oil of New Jersey travels to London seeking a peace to prevent a split with Royal Dutch Shell and curb possible war over oil contracts.
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Soviet
Russia
Henri Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell Group
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Vacuum Oil Company
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
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Royal Dutch-Shell Group
New York Times
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the Times
Royal Dutch-Shell
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Royal Dutch Shell
British to discuss tri partite naval talks in Commons
London July 26 AP The British government will make a statement in the House of Commons on the tri partite naval negotiations tomorrow or Thursday Sir Austen Chamberlain the foreign minister and acting premier announced in the chamber Geneva July 26 AP The American delegation asked the British delegation for word on when Bridgeman and Earl Cecil will return to Geneva to resume talks Bridgeman told Gibson he planned to go back Sunday but no word has come from London American secretary of state Frank B. Kellogg.
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