President Harding Tours Zion Park On Utah Trip
President Harding traveled from Lake City to Cedar City then on to Zion National Park as part of his southern route. The crowd at the Mormon temple grounds heard his taxation speech urging thrift in government and global cooperation, with radio and telegraph all around.
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Harding and Grant Win Golf Match
Salt Lake June 27 AP residents matched their skill yesterday in a golf match at the country club. President Warren G Harding and his partner H J Grant defeated L C Miller and J W L Johnson by one up after twelve holes. Harding’s best drive reached a green 240 yards away, and he finished on the green in one and in the hole in three.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
H. J. Grant
Mormon Church
Church
L. C. Miller
J. W L. Johnson
Bonneville Club
Harding
Garage Owner Arrested For Auto Thefts
David Litvin proprietor of a Twin Falls garage and alleged ring member was arrested by U S marshal deputies on federal motor vehicle act charges. Litvin pleaded not guilty and posted a $2000 bond after arraignment before Judge O P Duvall in Pocatello.
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David Litvin
Salt Lake City
Pacific Northwest
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Pocatello
United States
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J. J. Hanna
Salt Lake
Hanna
Utah
Idaho
Ford third party movement eyed for Michigan convention
Dearborn Ford for President club led by Rev. William Dawe plans a Michigan gathering to unite Ford clubs as a step toward a national third party. Exec committee meeting will shape the plan with delegates from Michigan clubs and possible national scope.
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Governor imposes martial law in Okmulgee County
Gov J C Walton declares Okmulgee County lawless and in insurrection, placing it under military rule. Brig. Gen Alvard Niles assumes command in Tulsa with about 200 National Guard troops en route. The move predicates possible suspension of civil courts and law enforcement carried out by military authorities.
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Harding first president to visit Cedar City Utah
President Harding and Mrs. Harding arrived by presidential special at Cedar City at 8 am marking the first passenger train to reach the town and the first over the new 35 mile Union Pacific track from Lund. A crowd of 75 Piute Indians greeted the party. They toured Zion National Park with noted rock formations and color effects.
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Fire breaks out near Etna observatory center
A blaze erupted this morning near the Etna area close to Catania and the Central Observatory. Reports say the fire is progressing at a high rate, consuming vegetation and threatening nearby facilities. Emergency crews have been dispatched to contain the flames and assess damage.
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Mayor Grants Klan Permission to Use Auditorium
Denver mayor grants permit for Ku Klux Klan to use city auditorium, despite protests from Governor and numerous prominent officials. The public meeting was planned to be held in a venue owned by the city.
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Airmen Make Daring Flight to Win Aviation Honors
San Diego, June 27 AP Captain Lowell H. Smith and Lieutenant John B. Richter attempted a multi record flight to establish endurance speed and distance marks. After six hours aloft engine generators burned out forcing a descent at 10 25 a m. Officials planned a fresh takeoff at daybreak to resume the attempt.
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Ohio
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Auto Tour of City and Reception in Los Angeles
Mrs J H Toyahara a 30 year old Japanese woman spoke sharply to her husband causing him to slam the door and leave She then attempted to eat with the tongue that offended him and stabbed herself in the neck with scissors At the Japanese hospital officials said she might not recover
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Foreign ships arriving wet may be seized
Washington reports a new regulation to seize ships carrying liquor into American waters after an advance date next month. Treasury and prohibition officials discuss enforcement while the Olympic and Chicago bring liquor and supplies. several ships are slated for seizure.
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FIRED ON PREMIER AS HE LEFT PARLIAMENT
A Premier of a Slavic nation was fired on as he left parliament but was not injured. Authorities arrested a man named Rajiteh amid the incident reported from Belgrade with a London date of June 27.
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