Catholics Face Government Rules After Midnight
Mexico City reports rising factional support for the government religious regulations set to take effect at midnight. Catholic leaders expand ceremonies while priests will be withdrawn from churches Sunday, with prayers and a pontifical mass planned as crowds gather for communion. In New Jersey, Mrs. Edward Wheeler Hall, widow of the slain St. John's rector, is jailed without bond for his murder, with authorities citing new evidence and keeping details limited.
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Confederation of Labor
Mexico
Labor and Socialist Parties
Ilana
League For Defense of Religious Liberty
Mexico City
Mora Y. del Rio
Somerville
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
New Brunswick
Sirs
Leonor Mills
Mrs. Hall
Edward Carpenter
Russell E. Watson
Mrs. Carpenter
J. J. Lamb
State Police
Jersey City
Francia Bergen
Somerset County
Watson
New York
Evangelist McPherson Declares Religious War Over Kidnaping Case
Aimee Semple McPherson, founder of Angelus Temple in Los Angeles, claims a Catholic Protestant plot seeks to destroy her temple as she accuses Captain Herman Cline and Deputy District Attorney Joseph Ryan of hurling dirt at her. She offers to compare handwriting and finger prints to prove her abductors' identities. Cline plans to present evidence to District Attorney Asa Keyes.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Four Square Gospel
Herman Cline
Joseph Ryan
Cline
Ryan
Carmel
Line
Angelus Temple
Jesus
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Asa Keyes
North
Radio Plant Bound for Pocatello Purchase Sealed
Wyden July 29 AP All equipment of the Browning Brothers 500 watt radio station in Ogden was loaded on trucks and headed for Pocatello. Pocatello interests completed negotiations to buy the station and Lawrence Haight broadcasting operator headed to Pocatello to set up the plant.
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Wyden
Browning Brothers
Ogden
Pocatello
Lawrence Haight
Women voters in Greenville enrollments dip under norms
Greenville county reports less than 75 percent of normal voting strength as women fail to disclose ages on registration forms. County secretary returns show enrollments by women are almost negligible, hindering turnout expectations.
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Greenville
West Indian hurricane kills 67 with multi-state damage
Associated Press reports a Caribbean origin hurricane sweeping Nassau Florida Georgia and parts of the Carolinas causing 67 deaths and millions in damage. Nassau Miami Palm Beach and Lake Worth suffer extensive losses including ships wrecked and crops damaged with several fatalities linked to electrical and structural accidents.
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Georgia
Associated Press
Carrbbean Sea
Nassau
Florida
Saonoa
Francisimy
Peaceful
Macoris
Saonoa Island
Santo Domingo
Miami
Sanford
Orlando
Lake Worth
Palm Beach
West Palm Beach
South Georgia
Stewart
Pla
Indian River
Livestock Men Cautioned On Grazing Rights Policy
Salt Lake City July 20 AP Congress will direct the forest service to sell grazing rights on public domain to the highest bidder as it did timber land unless livestock men’ agitation over rights and fees ceases. Renick W Dunlap Washington assistant secretary of agriculture said here today during a tour of national forests. He noted few eastern congressmen favor grazing permits and prefer quick disposal of the issue to resolve it for all time.
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Salt Lake City
Congress
Forest Service
Renick W. Dunlap
Washington
Tie Lap
National Forests
Ogden
Somerville Woman Taken for Questioning in Hall Mills Case
Mrs Jane Gibson owner of a gig farm near the scene of the Hall Mills murder four years ago was taken into custody this afternoon by State Trooper McManus for questioning. She figured prominently in the scene at the time of the murder.
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Somerville
N. J
Jane Gibson
Hall Mills
McManus
Contos in custody under alias in Canton homicide case
Police report Mike Contos believed jailed in Youngstown under name Nick Caradino after failing to be connected as an accessory before the fact in the slaying of Don B R Mellett of Canton. An accompanying woman listed as Caradino's wife is also detained.
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Youngstown
Mike Contos
Don BR. Mellett
Canton
Nick Caradino
A Wonlka
Caradino
Mexico Faces Church Interdict Amid Mass Ban
Vatican official notes near total suspension of liturgical life in Mexico due to government ban on masses and religious rites. Interdict could be formally issued by the pope, timing unsettled, while world prayers for Mexican Catholics proceed. Historic precedents and cannon law outline limited sacraments during an interdict.
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Rome
Mexico
Vatican
Viday
Associated Press
Europe
Gregory VIII
Alexander
England
John
Engand
Henry VII
Ixtus V
Elizabeth
Senator Wood of Clark Dead
Idaho Falls July 29 AP Thomas E Wood Medicine Lodge twice state senator from Clark county and livestock man died at local hospital of a complication of diseases He was years old born September 15 1853 Newton Ohio son of Mortimer and Jeane Wood He moved from Ohio to Colorado mining days and to Idaho in 1891 For 25 years he was active in mining ventures livestock and agriculture Funeral Friday afternoon
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Idaho Falls
Thomas E. Wood
Medicine Lodge
Clark County
Wood
J. Wood
Newton
Ohio
Mortimer
Jeane Wood
Colorado
Idaho
State Senate
Federal grand jury in Jamestown indicts nine in liquor probe
War rants were served in Buffalo and Niagara Falls on about nine persons indicted by a federal grand jury at Jamestown for a conspiracy to violate prohibition laws and liquor smuggling into Canada.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
Canada
Settlement of will contest by Stokes heirs approved
New York July 20 AP reports Surrogate Poley signed an order authorizing the settlement of the will contest of W F B D Stokes, millionaire hotel owner. The suit was brought by Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes for her two children not named in the will.
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New York
W. FB. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Poley
Swollen Beans Sink Rhineland After Yangtse Collision
The Hamburg American motorship Rhineland carrying beans collided with the Japanese steamer Mitsuki Maru about fifty miles below Haakow on the Yangtse River. The Rhineland sprang a leak as beans swelled and decks opened, leaving the ship near total loss.
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Hiunkow
China
Yangtse
Rhineland
Haakow
Governors on way to park
Governors from Maine Nebraska Florida and others arrived by a twelve car train in Casper Wyoming for a three day trip after a conference in Cheyenne The group led by Governor Ralph O Brewster visited Salt Creek oil fields the Teapot naval reserve and Wyoming school land grants before heading to Thermopolis Cody and Yellowstone Park for a three day tour
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Casper
Wyo
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Governors’ Conference
Wyoming
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Adam McMullan
Nebraska
Carey Hardee
Florida
Cheyenne
Salt Creek
Teapot Home Naval Oil Reserve
Bighorn Mountains
Sheridan
Thermopolis
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Yellowstone Park
Bathing beauty wins legal case
Fay Lanphier of Alameda California gained the Miss America title on her own beauty a San Francisco superior court decision ruled against Louis Jacobs her former press agent and manager who sued for over five thousand dollars in unpaid managerial fees Jacobs claimed she was not beautiful and he press agented her to win at Atlantic City contest
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San Francisco
Fay Lanphier
Alameda
Calif
Louis Jacobs
Jacobs
Atlantic City
Waterman Drops Out Of On to Denver Air Race
Waldo B. Waterman president of the professional pilots association abandoned the On to Denver race after his plane with a 2 foot wing span and a three cylinder motor was forced down at Cheney 50 miles west of Fresno due to a broken crankshaft. He had started from Glendale to San Francisco en route to Denver where fifty pilots entered the race.
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Glendale
Canif
Waldo B. Waterman
Professional Pilots’ Association
Denver
Cheney
Fresno
Waterman
San Francisco
Witness Refuses to Reveal Source of Campaign Funds
Thomas W. Cunningham of Philadelphia defies a Senate inquiry by refusing to disclose the source of a $50,000 contribution to William B Ware’s campaign fund. Cunningham cites personal matters and challenges the committee’s authority, while Chairman Reed warns of potential contempt citations and Senate action. The case parallels a broader fight over congressional power to compel testimony in investigations.
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Chicago
Senate
Thomas W. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Ben Golder
Cunningham
William 8. Ware
Golder
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Reed
United States Senate
Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Home
Thomas F. Watson
Ware Organization
Baseball Scores from National League Rainy Games
National slate shows St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburg at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia and Chicago with rain delays and final tallies in a day of unsettled weather Wiltse Wingfield Gaston Stoner Woodall Grove Perkins Fox Buckeye Miller J Sewell Crowder Ruel Blankenship Lyons Sehalk RWB
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Boston
Wiltse
Wingfield
Gaston
Stoner and Woodall
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Grove
Perkins
Fox
Buckeye
Miller
J. Sewell
Chicago
Washington
Crowder
Ruel
Blankenship
Lyons
Sehalk
Reverend J Frank Morris Indicted in Church Murder
Fort Worth July 29 The Rev J Frank Morris pastor of the First Baptist church and nationally known fundamentalist was indicted today by the Tarrant county grand jury for the murder of D B Chipps timberman in the church offices on July 17.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. Frank Morris
First Baptist Church
Tarrant County
D. B. Chipps
Utah Weather Mostly Fair Tonight and Friday
A mostly fair night ushers in milder weather with a warmer overall trend. Skies stay clear tonight with light winds, and Friday looks warmer with continued pleasant conditions across the region.
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Utah
A Touch of Rouge Marks Difference Between Genders
Hollywood reports a fashion tease contrasting American women with European icons. Hilda Dalsey of Budapest praises American poise while noting European films and tastes influence trends in beauty and style.
Wool clip rises nationwide with Utah fourth in production
The United States wool clip is estimated at 269,029,000 pounds for the year, up 14,724,000 from last year. Utah produced 20,352,000 pounds, ranking fourth, with Texas, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, and California also listed. Western states sheared 1,300,000 more sheep as fleeces grew heavier due to cold weather.
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Salt Lake City
United States
George A. Scott
Utah
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
California
Mexican Labor backs regulations amid Calles program
In Mexico City the regional confederation of labor endorses the government's religious rules and expects workers to back the Calles regime as it implements the program for industrial growth. Deputies from labor and socialist parties also issue a supportive manifesto.
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Mexico City
Regional
Confederation of Labor
Mexico
Calles
Labor and
Socialist
Montana star Russell Sweet will not return to school
Russell Sweet, University of Montana track and football standout, will not return next fall. He plans to marry in August and then move to San Francisco where he may join the Olympic Club football squad. He is then at Camp Lewis near Tacoma this summer.
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Seattle
Jaly
The
Post Intelligencer
Russell Sweet
University of Montana
Sweet
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Diplomatic Community Weighs Mediation Role in City
In Moxico City on July 20 diplomats from France and Spain, among others, quietly discuss offering the diplomatic corps as neutral mediators to ease sectarian tensions and improve interreligious relations.
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Moxico City
Ite
Villagers Clash with Gendarmes in Belgrade Report
Rumor says eight villagers were killed and forty wounded in a clash with Albanian gendarmes seeking to arrest Bulgarian band leader Bobteko. Three gendarmes reportedly died as Albanian forces accused of brutality inflamed local tensions near Belgrade in July.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Bobteko
Boss Carpenter Killed by Fall at Franklin School Site
Erwin A. Wickland 36, Hagerman foreman carpenter in charge of the Franklin school project on the bench, fell from a scaffold Wednesday at 1 30 pm and died six hours later in a Boise hospital. A companion on the scaffold, Mr Kerg, clung to a window ledge to save himself. Wickland was a Mason and Modern Woodmen of America member.
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Boise
Erwin A. Wickland
Hagerman
New Franklin School
Kerg
Wickland
Masonic Order
Order of the Modern Woodmen of
of Ameries
Troops Held in Readiness in Mexico City
Federal troops in the Mexico City area will be kept in barracks and held ready starting six o'clock this evening. Authorities say troops may be deployed only if rioting occurs or civil authorities cannot handle the situation.
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Mexico City
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