Utah Leader Attacks Federal Control of Public Lands
Governor George H Dern of Utah blasted federal plans to control mineral rights on school land grants, saying the public domain must be owned and taxed by states that pay for roads and services. He urged western states to argue for greater state ownership amid a congressionally debated public land policy.
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Cheyenne
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George IL. Dern
United Piso Gelinas
Dern
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
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Oregon
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South Dakota
Unitedates
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United States
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Trumbull
Connecticut
East
Walter M. Pierce
George H. Dern
Franklin 8. Billings
Vermont
Here
Honolulu
St. Paul
Farrington
Hawaii
Christenson
Minnesota
Warley Opposes Dempsey-Tunney Fight in New York
James A. Warley, head of the state athletic commission, said he would stand pat against bringing the Dempsey Tunney bout to Yankee Stadium and predicted the fight would not be held in New York or anywhere else this year.
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Wn Farley
New York
Yankee Stadium
James A. Warley
State Athletic Commission
Liquor Pact To Be Secret In U S British Accord
Washington reports that a covert rum smuggling agreement between General Andrews and the British government will be kept secret for now. Godfrey Locker-Lampson presented the statement in Parliament as officials praise fairness. After a plenary session, Chamberlain hosted Andrews at lunch. impact on bootlegging remains undetermined.
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Washington
General Andrews
Godfrey Locker-Lampson
Home Affairs
House of Comemons
Chamberlain
United States
Inter-Department
London
Two Potato Brands Registered in Idaho Under New Rules
Boise July 27 AP Two potato dealers have registered brands under the new state regulations. Harry Sabin chief field inspector says registration not compulsory until year end it helps dealers and department to comply with the law. Brands for U S No 1 grade must include U S No 1 Idaho and delete? ge lect word order left to dealer discretion.
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Boise
Harry Sabin
Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Sabin
Swedish Crown Prince and Princess Visit California
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess Louise of Sweden travel through Yosemite to San Francisco after two days in the park. They rode with guide Jim Barnett who has guided trails for 25 years, sharing a joke over Barnett’s five gallon hat and chaps.
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Yosemite
Calif
Yosemite National Park
Gustaf Adolf
Princess Louise
Sweden
San Francisco
Jim Barnett
Yosemite Trails
Jim
More Trout Planned for Idaho Streams
Weiser Idaho July 27 several hundred thousand rainbow and cut throat trout will be planted in Idaho streams as the Evergreen state hatchery finishes its season. Superintendent W T Ivey says the hatchery holds about seven hundred thousand trout in indoor tanks and will move them to outdoor storage tanks. This year three million cut throat eggs came from Henrys Lake near Ashton and 1 500 000 rainbow eggs from Cedar Creek spawning station near Roseworth.
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Weiser
Idaho
Evergreen State
Weiser National Forest
W. T. Ivey
Henry's Lake
Ashton
Cedar Creek
Roseworth
Attack on Michigan Avenue shop tied to fur strike
Chicago July 27 A mob of about a dozen men and a woman attacked a fashion shop on Michigan Avenue injuring two women. Police said the trouble stemmed from the fur workers strike. One woman was knocked unconscious with a milk bottle and another worker was beaten when she went out for lunch.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Fur Workers
Featherweight Bout Postponed Atboro Stadium
New York boxing card delayed as a 12 round featherweight bout between California challenger and Red Chapman of Boston is indefinitely postponed tonight at Atboro Stadium due to undisclosed reasons.
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Ienn
Herman
Boro Stadium
California
Red Chapman
Boston
Sets World's Record by Marine Corps Observation Squad
The Marine Corps Observation Squad, stationed in San Diego California, has set a new world record.
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Marine Corps Observation Squadron
San Diego
Calif
Mercury Again Hits 94 Mark
After oppressive heat a windstorm reached 48 mph blowing dust through homes and shattering two hotel windows. The mercury topped 94 yesterday and again at 3 PM with no clouds or rain in sight.
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Bannock
Citizens’ Bank
Man killed by live wire in Florida hurricane
Miami July 27 The first death from the Florida hurricane occurs as F. A. Lancaster a 35 year old telephone repairman is killed handling a live wire at Miami Beach. A Bimini cablegram says the yacht Cinabar with ten aboard is safe others seek news from the Zu leta with 25 excursionists aboard. The Ward liner Orisaba reports near the Italian steamer Ansal Do San Giogio Secondo in distress off Jupiter Inlet but cannot assist amid high seas and 100 mph winds.
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Fla
Florida
F. A. Lancaster
Miami Beach
Bimini
Cinabar
Zuleta
Ward
Orisaba
Jupiter Inlet
Moody Becomes Party Nominee In Texas Governor Race
Dallas July 27 AP Attorney General Dan Moody moves to the party nomination after Governor Miriam Ferguson withdraws from a run off. Election bureau figures show Moody with 377,338 votes to Ferguson 261,514 and others, but short of a majority by 4,836.
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Tex
Dan Moody
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Moody
C. B. Colee
Cody
Election Bureau
Davidson
Ferguson
Mood
Johnson
Wilman
Zimmerman
Car Accident Results Suit in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls on July 27 a guardian for Roscoe Quinton aged 8 seeks 3000 dollars actual damages and 2000 dollars exemplary damages from H H Plank. Roscoe was struck May 7 on Capital avenue between Broadway and A streets damaging his shoulder back and head with nervous shock.
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H. H. Plank
District Court
Jesse Quinton
Roscoe Quinton
Plank
Roscoe
Capital Avenue
Broadway
Guards to supply honor guard for Paris convention
Idaho will provide two and possibly three members to the American Legion honor guard for the 1927 Paris convention. State adjutant Lester F. Albert said selections depend on membership and height rules. An executive committee must qualify after the Lewiston convention on August 19 to 21.
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Boise
Idaho
Guard of Honor
American Legion
Lester F. Albert
Convention Party
Albert
Lewiston
Vandal Smash Ruins Statue in Paris Memorial
Paris report says a Russian named Garometko used a hammer to smash the statue in Place Des Etats Unis honoring American volunteers with French forces in 1914. Garometko was arrested at the scene.
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Paris
Garometko
Place Des Etats Unis
Garomenko
Deer Killed by Auto on Ogden Canyon Highway
A fine buck deer was struck and killed by an automobile in the Ogden canyon highway within Ogden city limits. The carcass was found in the middle of the road early morning.
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Ogden
Cap
Ogden Canyon
Churchill Retorts Prompt Editorial Critique on Debt Talks
London editorially rebukes Winston Churchill for a public retort to Senator Borah over Anglo American war debt settlement. The Times warns against endless quarrel while defending the settled terms and urging stability as Europe faces distress. Churchill challenges Borah to cite a passage supporting his accusations.
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
Borah
London Times
the Times
Churchill
Horah
Times
Europe
Shylock
St Paul Road In Bad Shape Sparks Receivership Hearing
Former interstate commerce commissioner Mark W. Potter testified at the final hearing into the St Paul railroad receivership. He traced the road s financial troubles to deteriorating equipment and urged spending 1 125 000 on Milwaukee shops to save fuel and improve engines prompting optimism if funds are secured.
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New York
St. Paul
Mark W. Potter
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
St. Paul's
Potter
Farm Bureau delegates tackle western taxation and transport issues
Delegates at the regional farm bureau conference in Reno focus on range livestock questions state and national tax policies and transport issues affecting the west. Arizona and Utah vie to host the 1927 meeting with Utah having hosted recently. The banquet features a clash between Senator Oddie backers and Assistant Secretary Dunlap over federal road aid and tax policy.
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Reno
West
Farm Bureau
Arizona
Utah
RK. A. Dunlap
Oddie
Sttite
Dunlap
Sam Biampent
American Reau Federal
Desert Tragedy Drives Homestead Title Request
Mrs. Evar Cox and her two infant children died in a desert homestead sixty miles from settlement after a rattlesnake bite. Senator Cameron plans to urge President Coolidge to grant Cox title to the tract without a second year of residence. The property lies in Arizona territory slated for irrigation by the Coolidge dam.
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Washington
Evar Cox
Arizona
Cameron
Adirondacks
Cox
Coolidge
Idaho Cuts Interest on State Warrants and Notes
Boise Idaho July 27 AP Idaho paid 512851.72 in interest on warrants bonds and treasury notes in the 18 months ending July 1. George W Lewis state budget officer says the figure compares with 746304.41 for 1921 22 and 626509.53 in 1923 24. The state set off 2417000 of treasury notes in the period as savings come from using notes instead of warrants. Warrants interest fell from 147326.06 in 1921 22 to 6241.05 in 1925 26 and 11371.03 in the present period. About 6000 of the total 1925 26 warrants were state institution warrants.
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Boise
Idaho
Treasury
George W. Lewis
Lewis
England Agrees On Policy To Hinder Liquor Smuggling
London July 27 AP report says Anglo American talks yield complete agreement on far reaching recommendations to curb liquor smuggling to the United States. Washington to start setting up the machinery to administer the plan. Brigadier General Lincoln C Andrews, American prohibition enforcement chief, voiced strong satisfaction with the outcome.
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London
United States
Washington
Lincoln C. Andrews
Baseball scores from Today's Games At Boston and New York
Results show multiple games across cities with Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis and New York. key figures include pitchers Donohue Picinich Mays Hargrave and Songer with runs and errors tallied for each side. Box scores list RL and EB designations and final tallies from the American circuit.
Radio Station Reports Sighting of Vessel Off Jupiter
A radio message picked up by Anastasia radio station reports the Italian steamer Annal Ban Giorgio Secondo as being somewhere off Jupiter with the steamship Oreshi standing by. The time noted is eight o'clock this morning.
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Pla
Anastasia
Bi. Augustine
Annal Ban Giorgio Secondo
Jupiter
Amotheam
Oreshi
New Evidence Develops in McPherson Kidnap Case
Los Angeles publicity surrounding Aimee Semple McPherson resurfaces as Deputy District Attorney Joe Ryan cites new Carmel-by-the-Sea evidence. He claims Ormiston spent days there with a woman and that fingerprints and handwriting samples will be examined while McPherson’s lawyers resist providing such material. The evangelist seeks help locating Ormiston to clear her name amid lingering kidnapping rumors.
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William Carter
Sia Grand Jury
McPherson
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Joe Ryan
Ormiston
Mrs. McPherson
Carmel Cottage
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ainice Semple McPherson
Carmel
Ryan
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lit
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Alan
Associated Preas
Anelus Temple
Santa Monica Beach
Bandits seize American priest in Wu nan province
AP reports from London that a Reuters dispatch from Peking says Chinese bandits captured an American Roman Catholic priest in western Wu nan province on July 28. Priest’s identity and fate are not known.
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London
Reuter
Peking
Wunan
Boat date in Chicago unsettled amid rain delays
Fragmentary notes from an AP dispatch hint at a volatile Chicago boating scene with references to Daly Tunney and a Yankee shipper, but concrete dates or outcomes are unclear. The garbled text suggests a weather interrupted event and uncertain timing for a voyage or regatta.
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Daly
APSA
Jonship Bowt
Rickar
The
Yankee
Vorkoon
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