Tug Ocean King sinks after collision with Marloch
In the St Lawrence River near Quebec on June 27, the tug Ocean King sank after a collision with the liner Marloch. Nine crewmen are feared dead as divers search the wreck and rescuers recount attempts to reach the tug’s crew. The Marloch, bound Glasgow to Montreal, cut the tug in two as it list and sank.
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Quebec
Ocean King
St. Lawrence River
Bers
Glasgow
Scotland
Montreal
F. E. Stevens
Safe Blowers Loot Boise Payette Lumber Offices
Loot taken from the Boise Payette Lumber company offices on a Wednesday night or Thursday morning totaled 50 to 60 dollars in silver and currency, announced by company officials after inspection. It marks the third Gem County robbery that week, following a railroad station break in on Monday and a Horseshoe Bend store ransack Tuesday.
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Emmett
Boise Payette Lumber Company
Gem County
Horseshoe Bend
Necklace found after year tale ends in Paris
A pearl necklace turned in to Paris police was found nearly a year after it disappeared. A girl had kept the jewelry until a friend urged surrender. The owner, identified as Miss H, reportedly Hall, left for the United States the day after the loss and asked her hotel to notify police.
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Paris
Hall
United States
Broadway Jones Wins Latonia Derby
Broadway Jones won the Latonia derby on June 27 with King Adi finishing second and Progress third. Others started.
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Broadway Jones
Kingadi
Progress
Navigator Earl Sande Wins Great American Stakes at Aqueduct
New York June 27 Earl Sande riding Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney's Navigator won the $10 000 Great American Stakes for two year olds at Aqueduct. Sarmonticus finished second and Powhattan third.
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New York
Lamprecht Wins Intercollegiate Golf Title at U S Finals
George F Lamprecht of Tulane University and resident of Cleveland defeated Westland of the University of Washington in the finals 9 to 7 to become the Intercollegiate golf champion of the United States in Montclair New Jersey on June 27.
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Montclair
N. J
George F. Lamprecht
Tulane University
Cleveland
U. S
Defeaternack Westland
University of Washington
Dudley Doolittle Named Kansas National Committeeman
Topeka June 27 Dudley Doolittle of Strong City formerly representative from the fourth district was elected national committeeman from Kansas to succeed the late Sam Ami don of Wichita.
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Amidom
Topeka
Kan
Dudley Doolittle
Strong City
Kansas
Sithceed
Sam HK. Amidon
Wichita
Notice to Contractors for District No 19 Wyoming Plans Delay
Notice to contractors due to substantial changes by the Board of Education of Lincoln County Wyoming postpones the bid opening for district No 19 schools from July 2. Contractors who applied for plans will be notified by mail when plans and bid opening dates are ready. Architect H A Falkenberg of Montpelier Idaho signs the notice.
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Board of Education
Ted Bechoo
Iton
Lincoln County
State of Wyoming
H. A. Falkenberg
Af Montpelier
Idaho
Weather Outlook for Next Week
Washington June 27 outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for mostly fair conditions in the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions with widely scattered thundershowers. Temperatures will be above normal in the first part and about normal in the later part.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Few Americans in Canton Amid Ongoing Tension
Washington reports about fifty Americans remain in or near Canton with Consul General Jenkins urging departure when possible. As of June 26 no new firing occurred but the situation remains volatile with potential outbreaks. demonstrations against foreigners seen in outlying districts but no serious assaults reported. Chinese banks and stores have reopened after a shutdown, with normalcy in most areas except mill districts and harbor.
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Washington
Canton
Jenkins
State Department
Coneu
General Cunningham&Shanghai
Saré
Idaho Miners May Be Alive
Wallace Idaho June 27 hope rises for four men trapped since Wednesday in the Ajax mine cave in near Burke. Rescue crews redouble efforts after equipment used by the four is found and no bodies are yet recovered, with foreman Arthur Anderson expressing high hopes of reaching them alive.
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Wallace
Idaho
Ajax
Burke
Arthur Anderson
Greek president may resign after coup in Athens
Admiral Coundouriotis, provisional president of the Greek republic, may resign soon amid political turmoil following Thursday's coup led by General Pangealos who overthrew the cabinet and formed a new government under Pangalog leadership.
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Athens
Coundouriotis
Pangealos
Pangalog
Slayer Given Life Sentence in Chicago Case
John Raymond, convicted of killing his estranged wife Violet and her brother Raymond Baker, was sentenced in Chicago to life imprisonment. The verdict makes it unlikely Raymond will face trial for his wife’s murder.
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Chicago
John Raymond
Violet
Raymond Baker
Barker
Raymond
Wallace Girl Falls Heir to Thousands
Miss Jean Blackburn, who taught school in 1924 25, recently inherited 125000 from her late uncle in Ohio as the sole descendant of her father. Her mother and father died in her youth, and she now travels from Wallace to Yellowstone National Park before returning to Columbus Ohio.
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Wallace
Jean Blackburn
Ohio
Miss Blackburn
Grim Reaper
Whele
Misa Blackburn
Yellowstone National Park
Columbus
Dedication and Dam Day at American Falls Project
July 13 dedication and dam day focus on the American Falls project. Army Air Service pilot inspection notes a cofferdam layout between bridges. R E Shepherd and Huber Work discuss reservoir district costs. Secretary Work and Elwood Mead will attend the dedicatory ceremonies.
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American Falls
United States Army Air Service
Army Air Service
R. E. Shepherd
Huber Work
Secretary of the Interior
Shepherd
Elwood Mead
Drowns in Canal After Car Crash at Lake Outlet
William Gillette husband of Milner postmistress crashed through the bridge railing near Murtaugh Lake outlet in a Ford runabout. He escaped the submerged car but drowned in 10 feet of water before reaching shore as Coroner P J Grossman and Sheriff M BE Finch investigated.
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Canal Twin Falls
Murtaugh Lake
William Gillette
Milner
P J, Grossman
M. BE. Finch
Food situation grows serious in Hong Kong as strike cripples shipping
Hong Kong faces a serious food crisis due to a strike and Chinese crew desertion. Over twenty British ships are tied up in Kowloon Bay while foreigners organize emergency bakeries, butcher shops, and kitchens. Meat remains plentiful but vegetables and fish are scarce. Chinese residents suffer most as supplies stall.
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Hong Kong
Kowloon Bay
Boxers Must Post A Forfeit For Welterweight Title Fight
Hollywood officials require $10,000 forfeit from Shade and Mickey Walker as weight and appearance guarantees for the world welterweight title bout at Vernon on July 21. The demand came at a state athletic commission meeting in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Calif
State Athletic Commission
Ve Shade
Mickey Walker
Vernon
Senator Borah Criticized Over China Extraterritoriality View
Hankow June 27 AP The American Chamber of Commerce denounces Senator Borah’s China policy telegram as untimely and dangerous to stability. It objects to his call for abolition of extraterritorial rights while noting Chinese officials protect American interests with fairness.
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Hankow
China
American Chamber of Commerce
Bora
Third Moscow International
East
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
French Expels Thirty Six More Chinese
Thirty six more Chinese have been ordered expelled from France over last Sunday's raid on the Chinese section. Repatriation to China will be funded by the Peking government under an agreement with the Chinese migrant authorities.
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Paris
France
China
Peking
Strike easing as 80 percent Shanghai stores reopen
In Shanghai on June 27, the AP reports that apart from shipping the strike situation improved with eight in ten stores closed during disturbances reopening. Remaining closures appear bankrupt as the shipping strike hampers Chinese revenue and hurts British and Japanese trade. Fifty Chinese labor union representatives met and urged the Canton government to take action.
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Shanghai
Canton
Foreign unrest widens as foreigners flee Canton area
Reports describe food shortages in Chungkiang as British and Japanese suppliers withhold goods from foreigners. Protests continue in Amoy with severity rising. Foreign women and children evacuated from Hoshow on Hainan. Chinese pamphlets in Tientsin tie present anti foreign actions to the Boxer uprising of 1900.
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Sion
Shameen
Canton
Chungkiang
Amoy
Shanghai
Hoshow
Hainan
Chinese Customs Service
Ningpo
Tientsin
Typhoon Death Toll Reported in Central Region
Manila reports a recent typhoon caused more than twenty deaths in the central area. Navy search teams comb the sea and coast as rain drenched the region with 24 hours of downpour. Localities named Nueva Pears are cited in early casualty tallies.
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Manila
Central
Navy
Coast Flier Returns After Pacific Crossing
Balt Lake City reports Moutenant W. F. Sweeeley, U.S. Army, arriving by air at 11:36 p.m. from San Francisco after departing at 4:34 a.m. Pacific time. He landed at Woodward Field completing half the return flight plan amid crowd attention and weathered by a few concerned officials. The flight path included a stop at Ban Feanelaco and Reno, with the officer meeting a crowd on arrival and preparing for further legs.
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Balt Lake City
Moutenant
W. FR. Sweeeley
San Francisco
Pacific
Mets
Balt Lake
Woodward Field
Sai & Ae Biky
Reno
Wheeler Faces New Charge In Court
Wheeler is called before court on a new charge while Campbell, already convicted of using the mails to defraud in an oil syndicate, receives a two and a half year sentence in Leavenworth and is bond pending appeal. Both men are under indictment in Washington for conspiracy to defraud the government over leases.
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New Haven
Conn
Frederick J. Groehl
New York
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
de Widwin
Thomas
U. S. District Court
James Skelly
New Britain
Groehl
New York Mall
Campbell
Leavenworth
Wheeler
Washington
Senator Wheeler alleges DOJ plans more indictments early and abroad
Montana Senator Wheeler says friends report witnesses subpoenaed before a grasa jury in Spokane on June 29 are the same who testified against him in Washington and Great Falls. He accuses the DOJ of harassing witnesses and repeating Daugherty era tactics to indict him. He warns indictments may move north in summer and to California or Florida in winter.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Department of Justice
Spokane
Wash
Great Falls
Daugherty
Fu’ Rr
Witvu
Stogkhart
Republican ‘ Lone’ Committee
California
Florida
Dividends Suit Lost By Southern Railway Stockholders
A Richmond jury today dismissed a suit by Southern Railway stockholders seeking 29 million dollars in back dividends. The decision ends a high value corporate dispute involving named parties and claims over unpaid distributions.
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Richmond, Va
Southern Railway Today
President Coolidge Relapse Sorrow Hits Plymouth
President Coolidge learns that his father Colonel John Coolidge has suffered a health relapse at his Plymouth Vermont home, adding concern to the nation as June 27 reports note the setback.
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Elder Coolidge III
Fwampscott Mass
Coolidge
Loney
John Coolse
Plymouth
Shepherd acquitted in second murder case in Iowa
Clintock, the orphan, avoids a second murder charge as State's Attorney Crowe drops the case. He cites no evidence that Mrs. McClintock was murdered and signals plans to contest Billy McClintock's will, leaving a $1,000,000 estate to Shepherd. Proposals loom to challenge the will among ten Iowa cousins and Miss Isabelle Pope as a marriage prospect.
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Clintock
McClintock
Crowe
Olson
Charles C. Paiman
National University of Sciences
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Iowa
Isabelle Pope
Carl 0. Sigfield
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