McPherson handwriting linked to Carmel incident, Keyes says
Los Angeles July 31 AP District Attorney Asa Keyes said handwriting found in a Carmel cottage rented by Kenne G Ormiston resembled Aimee Semple McPherson's writing and will be submitted to the grand jury. He noted a telegram from Chicago signed H F Martin and a possible affidavit from Martin to Keyes. Senator Albert B Cummins of Iowa dies at 75 after heart disease stroke and long public career.
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Distict
Asa Keyes
Carmel
Kenne
G Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
Grand
Keyes
Menegeo Keyes
Chicago
H. F. Martin
Ormiston
Martin
the Temple
K. G.ormiston
Ford air fliver demo marks birthday curiosity
Detroit on July 31 reports Henry Ford unveiled a tiny monoplane dubbed an air fliver during his 63rd birthday. Made in Ford laboratories and designed by Otto Kappen, the craft weighs around 810 pounds with metal wings, fabric covering, and a three cylinder air cooled engine.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Otto Kappen
Ford Experimental Laboratories
Fredrik von Krupp
Borah Seeks AFL Mediation in Passaic Strike
Senator Borah of Idaho said the American Federation of Labor would take over the strikers' interests and negotiations toward settlement would begin. He reported satisfactory talks with AFL officials and steps to relieve the United Front committee. A Passaic meeting is set for tonight.
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Washington
Republican
Idaho
Passaic
N. J
Themerican Federation of Labor
United Front Committee
Dickman Wanted by Police in Hall Mills Probe
A warrant is out for former State Trooper Henry Dickman in Trenton New Jersey for a bad check charge at a Jersey City bank and suspicion of knowledge about the killings of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor R Mills. A renewed search began after his disappearance in June 1923.
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Trenton
N. J
Henry Dickman
Hall
Idaho Weather and Utah Forecast
Idaho continues warm weather while Utah sees seasonal fall conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Daily highs remain mild and nights cool as fronts pass through the region.
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Utah
Rio Grande Rail Reports June Gains in Revenues
Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad posted higher operating revenues for June rising to 2 728 790 from 1925 levels and a drop in operating costs to 1 078 519 yielding net revenues of 760 260 up 145 657. Six month figures show operating revenue up 667 160 and net revenue up 708 660 with expenses reduced by 201 609.
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Balt Lake City
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Senator Albert Baird Cummins Dies at 76
Senator Albert Baird Cummins rose to Republican leadership and served over five years as president pro tempore of the senate. He died yesterday at age seventy six.
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Republican Organization
Senate
Chicken Season Opens In Many Counties August 1
Sportsmen prepare for early field activities as sage hens and grouse hunting begins August 1 in several counties. Most parties travel to Arco Lincoln Gooding and Blaine counties for a one day hunt with a six bird limit and a fifteen day season. Cassia county is effectively closed due to Rod and Gun club action despite official open dates.
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Baseball Scores From Today's Games In Major Leagues
Games held in Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Cleveland feature many runs and varied pitching. Notable lines include Cincinnati and Boston games with high totals and strong Brooklyn Chicago evaluator two eight score and five errors. Haines Sotheron Hallahan O Farrell Greenfield Scott McMullen Florence and others appear as batters and pitchers across multiple venues.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
Haines
Sotheron
Hallahan
O'Farrell
Greenfield
Scott
McMullen
Florence
Forest fires grow in western Montana and northern Idaho
Missoula Montana July 31 reports say additional men are being recruited to fight fires that have become critical. Three new blazes started yesterday spreading rapidly in Plathead and Blackfeet forests while Pond O Reille Clear water Cover D alene and Kanikwu forests remain active despite large mobilizations. Heavy rainfall is deemed necessary to stem the conflagrations.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Plathead
Blackfeet
Pond O'Reille
Clearwater
Cover D'Alene
Kanikwu
Editor in Prison in Mexico for Political Reasons
Telegram from El Paso reports Sylvester Perrezas editor of El Cerro de Chihuahua jailed in Mexican military prison for political reasons. Irene Perrezas, his daughter, sent the message to Editor and Publisher.
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New York
Today
Sylvester Perrezas
El’cerro de
Chihuahua
el Paso
Irene Perrezas
Surgeon Robert Alton Dead. Lifelong North Pacific Doctor
Portland notice reports the death of Robert David Alton aged about 68 or 70, longtime surgeon for the Livingston division of the Northern Pacific Railway. He served four decades before retiring four years ago and had resided in Portland since retirement.
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Portland
Robert David Alton
Livingston Division
Northern Pacific Railway
Senators Named to Attend Senator Commune Funeral
Vice President Dawes announced the senate delegation for the funeral of Senator Albert B. Commune of Curtis Kansas. The group includes senators from Indiana Wyoming Kentucky Iowa Arkansas Wyoming Tennessee Michigan and other states. The service is set for Monday in Curtis.
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Charles A. Dawes
Denver
Senate
Albert B. Commune
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Warren
Wyoming
Ernst
Kentucky
Steek
Iowa
Robinson
Arkansas
Kendrick
McKellar
Tennessee
Ferris
Michigan
Death by own action pact cited in baroness death case
Miami July 31 AP police found a note suggesting a death by own action pact in the death of Baroness Royce Garrett who vanished after falling from the Everglades hotel 18th floor. Her husband Baron Royce Garrett remains missing as investigators hold the baron for inquest and search for both. The baroness Vere Lavora a soprano and daughter of a Russian family had recent financial troubles.
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Pla
Royce Garrett
Everglades
Royce-Garretts
Royce-Garrett
Vere Lavora
William McRae
Coral Gables
Royce Garrets
Baronese
New York
Baronesa Royce Garrett
Everglades Hotel
Russia
Ellis Island
Baseball Fatality After Hit By Pitch In Christopher
Duquoin Illinois July 31 Marion Vinkham 21 of Christopher Illinois died in a hospital here yesterday after being hit on the head by a pitched ball during a Tuesday baseball game at Christopher. The accident occurred when the ball struck him in the head while he stood at the plate. Vinkham was a member of the Christopher team and died from injuries sustained in the collision.
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Duquoin
Marion Vinkham
Christopher
Epitome of Religious Row Between Church and State
The piece reports Mexico's enforcement of the 1857 and 1917 constitutions ending foreign clergy and church property ownership, banning religious instruction, and forbidding clerical criticism of the government. Masses will halt as 25,000 priests protest. lay committees will run 12,000 churches. Catholics will face widespread limitations and a government-led effort to maintain order. Pope Pius XII appeals for prayer. U.S. church bodies urge solidarity. Bishop Miller defends the government's stance as necessary.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Mayora
Calles
Living Church
Mplevene Church
United States
George Miller
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mexico City
Monsignor Crespi
Senor Ortega
Gaudaloupe
Guadaloupe
Tampico
Armora
Puebla
Callee
Mexico City Shuts Churches Under New Religious Rules
Ten million Catholics across Mexico lose clergy access as government enforces new religious regulations. Shootings, stoneings, and crowd clashes erupt as officials seize church property, while priests withdraw in protest and troops mass for potential unrest.
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Mexico
Ortega
St. Catherine’s Church
National League For Defense of Religious Liberty
Calles
Monsignor
Tito Crespi
Apostolic Legation
Caruana
Crespi
Linden
N. J
Rome
Peru Receives 800-Ton Submarine R-2 From Electric Boat
DIVER STOOD SEVERE TEST Groton Conn July 3 A new 800 ton submarine the R-2 was delivered to the government of Peru by Electric Boat Co New York Commander Enrique Monge flotilla commander of the submarine division accepted the vessel The R-2 launched April 20 last conducted trials off Cape Cod with a Peruvian crew The sub remained submerged at 228 feet for 30 minutes reached 15 knots on the surface and 10.5 knots submerged A sister ship the wa was launched July 12 and will be delivered early in September The two vessels will have an 8000 mile cruising radius
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Conn
Peru
Electric Boat Company of
New York
Enrique Monge
Cape Cod
Senator Borah Heads West as He Presses World Court View
Washington July 31 Teo determined to spend part of the summer presenting views against American adhesion to the World Court. Senator Borah Republican Idaho will leave here Monday for the west. He will go first to Kansas City to outline his prohibition amendment portion and later at Denver discuss the world court. From Denver he will go to Idaho to make that state his headquarters until September.
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Washington
Teo
Borah
Idaho
West
Kansas City
Denver
Display winner of Great Purse at Washington Park
Walter Betts won the Preakness style display for the $100,000 American Derby at Washington Park in Chicago. A large field of eleven entered the 25 year renewal with stakes and favorites in a rare turf revival. The mile and a half race featured Salmon colt Black Marie Boot to Boot Bolton Smiling Qus Open Hani and other noted entrants in a tense three cornered battle.
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Chicago
Walter J. Betas
Washington Park
Salmon
W. R. Kee
Black Marie
Boot
Bradley
West
Bolton
Smiling Qus
David L
Open Hani
Newark to build 2,000,000 auto race track at Port Newark
City officials announced that nominations will be completed within a few days for a new automobile race track at Port Newark. The facility is planned to seat 100,000 to 125,000 spectators and will cost 2 million dollars.
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Newark
N. J
Port Newark
Recess Appointment for Paul Smith at Phoenix Office
I A Morgan of Wilcow Arie was given recess appointment as resident in Coolidge to fill a land office at Phoenix Arizona.
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I. A. Morgan
Wilcow
Arie
Coolidge
Jland
Phoenix
Aris
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