American Legion Leader Projects Bonus Bill Passage
Cedar Rapids Alvin Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, predicted the bonus bill would pass in the next session as an administration measure backed by President Harding. Duesseldorf Degoutte issued an order empowering the inter allied commission of control in the Ruhr to requisition coal stocks to ensure delivery for the reparation account and coal taxes. London Chancellor Cuno said passive resistance in the Ruhr would continue as long as needed for Germany’s interests per a Berlin dispatch.
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Idaho to welcome President Harding in parade and dignitaries
An official welcome will carry President Harding with a large delegation. Motor cars 8 through 14 will host government leaders reporters and press staff as part of a downtown parade route from Harrison to Main and beyond through town.
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President to Visit Pocatello Parade Sets Traffic Rules
The city plans a parade for the president with northbound routes from Lto Bonneville to the depot and stops at the high school grounds and Idaho Tech. Traffic must clear streets, cars parked at intersections, and participants meet at the Short Line station at 7 pm. Local businesses will close for the event. A Trout presentation by Bannock Sportsmen and delegations from Mackay are planned.
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Maughan to Make Daylight Transcontinental Flight
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan announced in Mitchell Field that he expects to depart Monday on a dawn to dusk trans continental flight. He recently returned from a route test and anticipates delivering his plane on Wednesday with trial runs planned Friday and Sunday after mechanics certify the aircraft.
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Communists Take Stand on Religion as Private Matter
The Third International reiterates that religion is a private conscience issue in bourgeois states, but declares that for communists religion is incompatible with their creed. The note, dated June 25 from Moscow, discusses members' plea and individual belief.
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Maxwell Pleads Not Guilty in Poison Pen Case
George Maxwell president of the Authors, Publishers and Composers association of America surrendered in general Sessions court and pleaded not guilty to writing poison pen letters to financier Allen A. Ryan. Judge Koenig set bail at 5000 dollars, which Maxwell was ready to post.
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Carequet Goes Ashore Off Bermuda in High Seas
The Royal Mail steamship Carequet, en route from Halifax to the West Indies, struck rocks twelve miles north of Bermuda at daylight and is believed to be breaking up. All available ships have gone to rescue passengers as a high sea runs and life expectations remain uncertain.
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Schuman-Henk Opens Session At National Disabled Vets Meet
Madame Schuman-Heink opened the third national convention of disabled veterans in Minneapolis with the Star Spangled Banner. She traveled from California to sing for “her boys” and pledged to stay all week. National Commander Hamilton Cook urged Congress to prioritize aid for wounded World War I veterans and urged action for the disabled.
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Car plunges over Lookout grade amid Dawson party
An automobile carrying Dawson and a Denver press party plunged 75 feet down an embankment on Lookout Mountain. Dawson told reporters not badly hurt to help others, then died or was severely injured in the crash. He was a veteran Colorado journalist and former editor of the Denver Times.
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Father Shoots Daughter at Picnic and Kills Self
Louisville report states William Zinsmeister shot Mamie 15 after finding her at a forbidden picnic. He wounded Sarah Connelly 16, Thomas Mullaney 18, Charles Eifeler 16, and Gertrude Franconia, then killed himself as onlookers watched.
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Federal and State Roles in Enforcing Prohibition Policy
Secretary Christian speaks from a train in Cheyenne urging coordinated enforcement of prohibition laws. He warns against shifting duties to the federal government and argues states must uphold enforcement to preserve state rights and public order.
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Harding to visit Cheyenne and Salt Lake City on western tour
President Harding plans talks on coal and tax at the foothills stops. He will address crowds in Cheyenne and Salt Lake City with receptions and a guided tour of Liberty Park and Zion National Park on the itinerary. The day includes a desert country club golf session and a world court stance in the tabernacle speech.
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Cuno Affirms Resistance in Ruhr at East Prussia Congress
Berlin June 25 AP reports Chancellor Cuno, opening the Koenigberg agricultural congress, pledging firm resistance to compromising reparations and Ruhr pressures. He declared the Ruhr population remains steadfast in resisting concessions.
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The Midnight Patrol at Strand Tonight and Tomorrow
The Strand presents The Midnight Patrol from police headquarters records to lend realism. Bobby Vernon stars in Yourself as the laughing attraction for tonight and tomorrow.
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Julian Josephson
Denison Clift
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The Exciters at the Orpheum Ends Run With Final Dates
The Exciters enjoyed a strong run at the Orpheum theater yesterday and will close with final afternoon and evening showings. Stars Bebe Daniels Jonio Moreno head the lineup joined by Bigelow Cooper Ida Darling and Gas well known performers. The Pathe News and the latest Rolin comedy are not part of this program.
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Last Show of African Jungle Film at Rex Theater
An African jungle picture titled A Adventure starring Kng Grae Dattmond screens at the Rex theater tonight for the final times. Local patrons are reminded this is the last presentation and tickets may be limited.
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Autoists to Improve Forest Areas Cleanliness Movement
Cleveland motorists are urged by the Cleveland Automobile Club to join a campaign to keep camp sites clean and protect the countryside. The club advocates "Clean up as you go" citing increasing litter and dangers from unattended campfires and discarded cigarettes and matches along roadsides.
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Infants of the Road: Early Automobiles Grow in 1909 and Beyond
The piece notes 1909 as infancy for cars and gas use rising to millions of gallons, with thousands of passenger cars and growing vehicle varieties including motorcycles, tractors, stationary engines, and airships fueled by gasoline. It reflects on the shift from horse drawn carriages to mechanized transport and the rapid expansion of motor power.
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