McPherson Case Moves Toward Grand Jury Showdown
Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson seeks a full investigation of her disappearance. District Attorney Keyes plans new evidence before the grand jury and potential perjury questions for witnesses including the Los Angeles pastor. The case hinges on claims of kidnapping, possible desert passages, and identifications from Carmel witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Asa Keyes
Balpsong
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Angelus Temple
Mrs. McPherson
Foreman Carter
Keyes
Carmel
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Calles Says Final Fight Ahead in Mexico Clash
President Calles told labor delegates that the hour is near to settle the clerical challenge and determine whether the Mexican revolution will prevail. He cited battles over constitution, oil land policy, and the church clash as a test of sovereignty and justice.
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fAs
Mexican Republic
Mexico
Rail merger top heavy says report
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that insolvencies and receiverships of Western Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande railroads stem from 1905 Denver obligations beyond their means. It described Western Pacific construction as an ill advised wager by Denver interests that produced large losses for stockholders and limited service.
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Top-Heavy
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
Denver
Two Roads
Gould
Western
Idaho National Guard transfers 200th infantry to 116th engineers
Boise July 30 transfer of the 200th infantry Idaho national guard to become the 116th engineers 4th division takes effect August 1. Lt Col Mervin G Mc Connell adjutant general notes re allotment of company designations. Battalion HQ Boise becomes HQ and Service Company 14th engineers while other units retain names.
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Boise
200Th Infantry
Idaho National Guard
116Th Engineers
Mervin G. McConnell
4Th Engineers
Rigby
Twin Falls
Buhl
Six Thousand Rams for Sale in National Ram Sale
Salt Lake City July 80 () More than 6000 rams will be offered at the National eo association ram sale on August 30 at the North Salt Lake Union Stockyards. The sale will include 1160 Rambouillets and 1150 Hampshires, with increases over last year. Entries have come from California Montana Iowa Illinois Arizona Oregon Utah and Idaho.
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National
Eo Association
F. R. Marshall
North Salt Lake Union
Marshall
California
Montana
Iowa
Illinois
Arizona
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
DROWNS IN RIVER AT IDAHO FALLS
Idaho Falls July 30 AP Ralph Otter 23 LaFayette Missouri drowned in the Snake river near Johns Beach outside Idaho Falls at 5:80. Searchers failed to locate the body by noon after a drag of the stream. One companion went to his aid while another summoned help. Otter struggled for several minutes before his rescuer let go.
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Idaho Falls
Ralph Otter
LaFayette
Snake River
John’s Beach
Otter
Mrs Beattie Ends Twenty Day Fast for Husband Russell Scott
Detroit on July 30 Mrs Catherine Scott ends a public twentieth day fast urged by doctor Robert Rowen to support her condemned husband Russell Scott and their three children. She has lost nearly 20 pounds during the fast and remains weakened by illness.
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Detroit
Catherine Bcott
Russell Scott
Robert Rowen
Beattas
Hall releases sought in double murder case
Somerville New Jersey July 30 AP application for the release of Mrs Francis Stevens Hall held in jail here for the double murder four years ago of her clergyman husband and Mrs Kieanort Mills a singer in his choir was made today Hearing on the application will be held this afternoon before Chief Justice Gummere at Point Pleasant The hearing will not be public Prosecutor Bergen said he would not oppose the application
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N. J
Francis Stevens Hall
Kieanort Mills
Gummere
Point Pleasant
Bergen
National League Baseball Postponed Rain Doubleheader Soon
Rain postponed Cincinnati at Boston as a doubleheader set for Saturday and Monday. In Philadelphia, Pittsburg won 6 to 1 with Kremer Nichols and Gooch behind a powerful lineup. Chicago routed Brooklyn 16 to 4 as Osborne Gonzales led the scoring. New York beat St Louis 6 to 2 behind Rhemn and O Farrel. Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 4 as Coveleakie Marberry sparked the win. Cleveland outslugged Philadelphia 17 to 4 with Rommel Fox and Shaute starring. Detroit topped St Louis 8 to 0 as Zahulwer and Gaston led the attack.
Stock Valuation Raised in Utah Concluded on Page 12
Salt Lake City July 30 AP Sweeping adjustments in livestock and state bank valuations by the state board of equalization were announced. Duchenne Daggett Millard Rach and Salt Lake counties have escaped. Beaver purebred cattle up five percent. range sheep ten percent. Box Elder cattle 14 cents. sheep ten percent higher. Wasatch banking 3.5 percent. range cattle ten percent. purebred cattle twenty percent. pure red sheep twenty five percent. Juab may be reconvened to its banks valuations.
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State Bank
State Board of Equalization
Commission
Duchenne
Daggett
Millard
Rach
Salt Lake
Beaver County
Box Elder County
Wasatch
Juab County
Vein of Good Coal Struck at Samuels Mine
Stewart Campbell state mine inspector reported after an inspection tour Thursday that a five foot wide vein of good coal was struck at the Brown Bear mine in Samuels. The tunnel has advanced 200 feet, with 4800 feet total and ventilation being prepared, and mining to resume once work continues. The vein has been proven for more than a mile along the new tunnel.
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Brown Bear
Samuels
Stewart Campbell
Campbell
Aald
Vertioas
Federal Signs for Highways Across Idaho
Boise July 30 News reports six new federal highway signs to be received soon and erected immediately. Idaho highways director H W Gregory says these signs feature the United States shield with Idaho at the top and route numbers below. Standard warning signs adopted by state officials will also be installed on new highways including diamond danger signs square exterior signs and circular railroad crossing signs all yellow with black letters.
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Boise
H. W. Gregory
United States Shield
Idaho
Secretary of Agriculture
Seven Men Trapped After Moffat Tunnel Cave-In
Seven men and a shift foreman were trapped in a cave-in at the west portal of the Moffat tunnel near James Peak about noon today. Three men were reported dead, with hopes of rescuers continuing efforts for the others.
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Denver
Moffat
James Peak
Proposed cut on flour rate may reshape milling map
Six trunk line railroads linking Minneapolis and Chicago discuss a six cent per 100 pounds reduction on flour shipments from the northwest to Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard effective July 27. If agreed, northwestern millers gain against eastern caster mills and port water rates. Grain exchanges and millers' groups plan to resist the revisions before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Minneapolis
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Seaboard
Buffalo
Middlewest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ready to Die for The Religion
A servant girl in Mexico City says she will refuse food beyond Friday to pursue a religious question. She plans to eat only beans and bread to sustain life until the matter is settled, and states that relatives and acquaintances intend to follow the same program.
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Mexico City
Gir
Canton Detective Seeks Man in Mellett Murder
Detective Ora Slater announced a man now sought in the Mellett murder by Patrick Eugene McDermott of Cleveland. He is wanted for questioning and cannot identify the trigger man. Descriptions and photographs of McDermott will be sent to all cities today.
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Canton
Ora Slater
Mellett
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Cleveland
Slater
McDermott
New Park Gateway set for Yellowstone tribute
Chicago officials of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway depart for Three Forks Montana to attend the August 1 dedication of the new Gallatin gateway to Yellowstone national park. Government motor buses will begin regular service to make connections at the entrance.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Three Forks
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Bahama Hurricane Leaves Death Toll and Destruction
Nassau reports the worst hurricane in its history with more than 150 missing, many believed drowned from the sponge fleet. Damage estimated at eight million dollars, isolation cut communication with outer islands, and widespread devastation across Nassau and Gun Key.
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New Providence Island
Bahamas
Bahama Islands
Iitet Elance
Florida
Isle of Gun Key
Miami
Hall Declares Wire Forgery In Idaho Telegram
Boise telegram signed by Scott Hall claiming his candidacy for the Progressive party was a forgery. Hall of Malad says he was at his ranch and not in Pocatello on July 12. He plans to travel to Pocatello to trace the fake message.
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Boise
Scott Hall
Pocatello
Statesman
Hall
Removal of Arms Embargo Sought on Mexico
Washington reports push to lift the arms embargo on shipments to Mexico. President Cel will decide whether to act as State Department withholds views and notes the move comes amid tense Mexican government church relations and prior embargo in 1924.
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Mexico
Cecil
State Department
Was Ins
Japan flood toll reaches three hundred in Niigata region
Tokyo reports 300 dead or missing and 6 000 submerged houses as Niigata flood devastates Tochio and surrounding areas. Rain began Wednesday, rivers overflowed, villages blacked out, and relief efforts struggle to reach the ~9 000 affected with hunger and disease rising.
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Tokyo
Niigita
Tochio
Akitea
Yonezawa
Japan
Addiiton
Fom Nagaoka
Red Cross
Ogden Man Dies After a Party
Ogden July 30 David Be Brooks twenty one years old was found dead in bed at his mother’s home after a night out with friends He and a party of six woke at 6 o clock to find him dead Dr N H Savage city physician said the death was caused by poison and a post mortem has been ordered The county attorney seeks an inquest and police are questioning others from the party
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Ogden
David BE. Brooks
William Brooks
David
N. H. Savage
Snyder Named UDL League Umpire
Ogden July 30 Snyder a former umpire for the Boldt Valley league in Nevada and earlier with the Western Hawks elevated to umpire duties in the Utah Idaho league and officiating at Twin Falls Idaho was announced as a league official today.
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Ie Snyder
Nevada
Western Haw Bees
Utah Idaho
Jelow
Twin Kelis
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