Plebiscite Plan for Tacna Arica Declared Impossible
The Plebiscitary Commission ruled that a Tacna Arica sovereignty vote is impossible citing Chilean hindrances and widespread violence against Peruvians. General Lassiter defended legality while Agustin Edwards called the ruling beyond the commission’s powers.
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Ariea
Chile
Tacna
Arica
Peru
Lassiter
General Lassiter
Agustin Edwards
Benor Edwards
Cand
Commission
Fatal Auto Accident Near Lehi Claims Crow Family
A Salt Lake City party traveling to a fish camp was fatally injured when their car struck a parked truck near Lehi. H. L. Crow senior and his young son were killed. Mrs Crow and Thomas Jones were severely injured and admitted to Lehi hospital.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
H. L. Crow
Hog prices inch toward 15 at Ogden stockyards
Hog prices at the Ogden Union stockyards rise toward 15 per hundredweight. Monday's price hit 14.80, a war-era record, while a load of 175-pound hogs drew 14.90 today, reflecting a strengthening market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ogden Union
Vare Testifies In Campaign Probe
In a Senate campaign inquiry Vare described funding networks for three rival tickets and detailed conference talks at the Washington hotel and with Mellon associates. He testified about expenditures near $600000 in his favor and nearly $2 million overall for the three tickets, naming Philadelphia and Pittsburgh figures and noting limited support outside Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William 5. Ware
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Pepper
Pinchot
Ware
Hotel Washington
W. L. Mellon
W. Harry Baker
Philadelphia
Max G. Leslie
Pittsburg
Reed
Mellons
Vare
Phiadelphia
Albert M. Greenfield
la Follette
Repulican
Wisconsin
Earl of Dunraven Dies Noted Sportsman and Arctic Explorer
London June 15 The Earl of Dunraven and Mount a famed yachtsman and explorer died yesterday He twice sent ninety foot yachts to the United States in attempts to win the Americas Cup He served in the Irish senate under Cosgrove and held many official posts A writer and war correspondent his estates included Dunraven Castle Glamorgan and Adair Manor Limerick born February 12 1841 He authored The Great Divide and The Irish Question among other works He led Irish land conference in 1902 03 and fought in the Boer War The earl also served in Abyssinia and the Franco Prussian War with a long career in public and naval affairs
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London
Earl of Dunraven
Mount
Atlantic
Great Britain
House of Lords
Irish Reform Association
United States
Watson
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Nathaniel G. Herreshoff
Bristol
Lord Dunraven
London Daily Telegraph
Abyssinia
Seige
Paris
Ireland
South Africa
Yellowstone
Dunraven Castle
Glamorgan
Adair Manor
Limerick
Plot to assassinate Seattle mayor surfaces in train talk
Police said they were notified of a plot to kill Mrs. Bertha Landes the newly elected Seattle mayor. A man overheard conspiracy details while riding a train from Everett Washington and the mayor remained unperturbed.
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Seattle
Bertha K. Landes
Everett
Wash
Champion Sap Lover Cleared of Insanity in Bow Case
Robert Savage a former Yale athlete was cleared of insanity after an attempted self harm scene aimed at film star Clara Bow. Bow testified she never loved him while noting he had an ego complex. Savage said he mistook sap for blood as he mourned losing the relationship.
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Los Angeles
Robert Bavage
Clara Bow
Lib
Yale
Gates
Lunacy Commission
Iplaint
Savage
Allituxts
Laurel Canyon
Miss Bow
Brotherhood Bank Opens Branch in Poca tello
The Brotherhood Bank and Trust company of Seattle opens a branch in Poca tello housed in the Carlson building with J H G Cartwright in charge. It will handle savings and deposits for now. The bank began in Cleveland and later opened a Seattle branch. the present facility is a branch.
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Brotherhood Bank and Trust Company of
Seattle
Pocatello
Carlson
J. H. G. Cartwright
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Editor on Trial Manslaughter in New Mexico
East Las Vegas June 15. Carl C. Magee editor of Albuquerque newspapers goes on trial in district court on a manslaughter charge for the fatal shooting of John K. R. Lassetter in a hotel lobby Aug 21, 1925. Lassetter died after an altercation with Judge David J. Leahy and Magee fired twice while onlookers tried to separate them. Magee has pleaded not guilty and has been free on bond.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Carl C. Magee
Albuquerque
New Mexico
John KR. Lassetter
Young Highway Department
Agee
Lassetter
Thse
David J. Leahy
Magee
Hotel Meadows
Leahy
Oklahoma
Albuquerque Journal
Independent
New Mexico State Tribune
Legacy Mayor Wins Battle to wed in Paulsboro
Dr. William H. Pounds, 74, former Paulsboro mayor, and Miss Jennie Stiles, 52, wed at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church after townspeople drove to Trenton to secure his release from the state hospital for the insane. The ceremony, led by Reverend J. W. Lynch, followed a tense fight sparked by two unidentified men who attempted to commit Pounds.
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Paulsboro
N. J
William H. Pounds
State Hospital For
Pounds
Jennie Stiles
Trenton
Charles
Newtonsquare
Dr. Pounds
Miss Stiles
J. W. Lynch
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Don Bannaman
Argentine sportsman Duggan traced by wireless efforts
Buenos Aires reports say Bernardo Duggan, an Argentine sportsman, was flying from New York to Buenos Aires. Aircraft and radio efforts fail to locate him as he was seen passing over Cayenne, French Guiana, with unconfirmed sightings from Oyapock and possible detention at Dunany, Brazil.
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Buenos Aires
ANL
Orar
Bernardo Duggan
New York
Cayenne
Galena
Duggan
Dunany
Brazil
Fire sweeps Borger oil town in Panhandle
Amarillo Texas reports Borger a Panhandle oil field town of about 5000 was swept by fire shortly after noon today. The large blaze began around 2 o clock and was said to be more than 100000 in damage endangering wooden buildings and nearby Whittenburg and Dixon Creek in adjoining areas.
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Amarillo
Tex
Panhandle
Borger
Whittenburg
Dixon Creek
Argentina Aviator Duggan Reaches Oyapock After Missing Flight
Rio correspondent reports Bernardo Duggan, Argentine aviator, arrived at Oyapock French Guiana yesterday morning while en route from New York to Buenos Aires. Duggan and associates left Para Maribo Sunday morning and had been missing after passing Cayenne French Guiana.
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Buenos Aires
le Navion
Rio
Para
Bernardo Duggan
Argentina
New York
Oyapock
French Guinea
Duggan
Maribo
Cayenne
French aviator nears Tokyo flight with Siberia stop
Captain Georges Pelletier d'Oisy flying from Paris to Tokyo reports arrival at Krasnoiarsk in Siberia at 6 o clock last night. He hopes to reach Peking tomorrow as the air ministry confirms the telegram.
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Paris
Georges Pelletier d’Oisy
Tokyo
Peking
Air Ministry
Krasnoiarsk
Siberia
Coast guard probes air of boat 279 firing on ram craft
Investigation into the actions of patrol boat No 279 that endangered hundreds by indiscriminate firing at a ram craft in the Miami river is ordered in Miami Florida on a Saturday afternoon.
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Miami, Fla
Atrol Boat No
Miami River
Chicago Woman Davis Dies After Roosevelt Convention Try
Mrs W A Davis of Chicago who nearly disrupted the 1912 Republican convention by demanding Roosevelt’s closure has died in Chicago on June 15.
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Chicago
W. A. Davis
Theodore Roosevelt
Idaho Bankers Assemble Choose Officers at Hayden Lake
A. V. Chamberlain of Coeur d Alene was elected president at the Idaho Bankers association closing session. Officers include Walter F. Hansen as vice president and L. C. Collins as treasurer with J. B. St. Clair secretary. E. O. Howard of Salt Lake City spoke on competition and savings in banking. The next convention shifts to Hayden Lake.
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A. V. Chamberlain
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho Bankers’ Association
Walter F. Hansen
First National Bank of Idaho
Boise
L. C. Collins
First National Bank
Blackfoot
J. 8. St. Clair
Boise City National Bank
J. T. Hetland
Burley National Bank
D. L. Evans
J. N. Ireland I Co
F. F P. Johnson
Idaho Falls
St. Ei. Hemmingway
American Falls
J.C. Blackwell
Parma
Idaho Bankers’ Assocation
Hayden Lake
Idaho
Andrew Miller
Portland
Ore
Oregon Bankers’ Association
Bannock County Memorial Building
E. O. Howard
Walker Brothers Bank
Salt Lake City
J. 8
St. Clair
Idaho War on Black Currants
Idaho officials and field agents secure six workers in the Caldwell area to uproot every black currant bush. The effort, in cooperation with federal and state departments, aims to remove a key blister rust host to protect Idaho white pine forests.
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Boise
Idaho
Nampa
Caldwell
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Department
Receipts Total Half a Billion in Treasury Actions
Washington notes the treasury processed nearly 500 million dollars in receipts and 330 million in disbursements as second income tax installments totaling about 400 million plus 74 million in war debt payments from Britain, Italy and Belgium. The day marks debt retirement without new financing for the first time since the war.
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Washington
Ee Treasury
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
The
Treasury
Widow of Ford’s Theatre cast member dies in Chicago
Mrs Catharine Evang aged 91 longtime participant in the Ford's Theatre company died in Chicago. She was part of the cast the night Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre in Washington. The death closes a long link to a pivotal national tragedy.
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Chicago
Catherine Evang
Ford's Theatre
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Wilkes Hooth
Rain Postpones Boston Pittsburg Game
Rain and wet grounds lead to postponement of the Boston Pittsburg game while detailed box scores show scores and pitchers across several matchups including Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Cleveland Washington and Detroit with varied innings and relievers listed.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Royal Couple to Spend Five Days in Park
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise of Sweden begin a Midwest tour ending with a six week program across national parks from Niagara Falls to Yellowstone. They will visit Chicago, Gary, Detroit, Minneapolis, and St. Paul and tour park sites from Bryce Canyon to the Grand Canyon, with university and museum engagements noted.
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Chicago
Midwest
America
National Park
Gustavus Adolphus
Princess Louise
Sweden
New York City
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Gary
Chi
United States
Universit of
Fred Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Rock Inland
Lil
Augustina College
Twin Cities
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Minnesota University Stadium
Minneapolis
National Parks
Gardiner
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Rock Springs
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Arrivin
Bryce Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Zion National Park
Grand Canyon
Mesa Verde National Park
Gallup
N. M
Shiprock
Brotherhoods Seek Separate Wage Increases in Rail Labor Talks
In Cleveland on June 15 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen planned separate wage demands after an eight day conference ended in a deadlock. Grand Chief A Johnston said engineers would file their own request today, diverging from earlier hopes for joint demands of 1 to 1 half dollars per day.
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Cleveland
A. Johnston
Mayonnaise King in Mexico City faces bigamy charges
John F. Howard of Haverhill Massachusetts stands accused by his sons John C. and Albert F. Howard of perjury and bigamy in Mexico City. They claim he deserted their mother, eloped with Mrs Elanora Bombach Phillips of Milwaukee, and used another marriage in Cuernavaca to gain a divorce. Howard counters that his sons seek his money and that his wife is living in Haverhill.
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Mexico City
John F. Howard
Haverhill
Mass
John C
Los Angeles
Albert F
Princeton
Elanora Bombach Phillips
Milwaukee
Wis
Howard
Teles F. Ocampo
Mexico
Phillips
Carnavacca
Ocampo
Cuernavaca
John Howard
Mrs. Phillips
Worl
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Piercey
Gonzales
Mitchell
Menline
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Picinieh
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Sherdel
O'Farrell
Vance
Ehrhardt
Hargreaves
Walberg
Benge
Perkins
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Karr
Myatt
Lee
Coveleskie
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Schalk
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