Uchida Signs Peace Pact Then Resigns From Privy Cabinet
In Paris Count Uchida, veteran Japanese diplomat who helped sign the Kellogg renunciation of war pact, realigns from the privy council. Washington reports that Japan approved the Kellogg treaty steps, with Argentina and Brazil still not signatories, signaling a move toward universal renunciation of war.
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Uchida
Tokyo
Count Uchida
Paris
Japan
Parun
Washington
Privy Council
Cdreses
State Department
Argentina
Brazil
Briand
France
Associated Press
United States
Memphis Prohibition Crackdown Raises Liquor Prices
Federal agents rounded up more than 70 prisoners in Memphis in a drive to raise liquor prices to national levels. Col A W Mays led the operation from Louisville with local cooperation, promising Jones Act prosecutions and padocking where needed.
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Memphis
Uuck
A W Mays
Louisville
Neck Is Broken While Haying at West Weber
Joseph Blanche a 59 year old farmer was killed when his horses ran away as he raked hay near Ogden Utah Today He was thrown from the machine and his neck was broken He died an hour later at the house Survived by his widow and nine children Blanche was born in Denmark and had lived in Utah since infancy
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Ogden
Joaeph Blanche
West Weber
Blanche
Denmark
Utah
Hie
Tariff duties debated in Senate Finance subcommittees
Washington June 26 The Senate finance committee subcommittees opened hearings on tariffs for sugar and hides, arguing over rates that would affect households nationwide. Porto Rico sugar producers and domestic growers clashed as witnesses urged varied duties, while dairy and stock raisers warned higher costs will hit prices broadly. The panel planned to continue discussions into Friday.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
PF. E. Martin
Denver
Colo
Frank A. Dillingham
New Jersey
Association of Sugar Producers of
Porto Rico
Wiand
Smoct
Utah
Santo Domingo
United States
Mol UN
Woman shoots at French consul in Berlin consulate
A Lithuanian woman fired several times at M Binet the French consul in Berlin’s French consulate in a bid to obtain compensation for a leg injury. A porter stopped her, the aroused woman and her husband with child were detained, and the would be assailant was arrested.
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Berlin
M_ Binet
M. Binet
Monep
Lithuania
Paris
Prenchi
Binet
Ted Gagin
Radio TOC Severs Pax Zukor Deal. Moves Into Film
Chicago Journal reports the Radio Corporation will enter the movie industry independently after negotiations with Pax and Zukor break off. Rubistein said the plan is to dynamite all competition and build theatres while Pax and Zukor prefer to stay in film.
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Chicago
Journalee
Pax
Zukor
Five Held for Murder of Frank Marlow in New York
Five persons including a young woman were arrested as material witnesses in the slaying of night club owner Frank Marlow. Detectives traced Marlow's movements to 45 minutes before he was found wounded near a Flushing cemetery. Arrestees spent time with Marlow: Johnny Wilson former boxing champion Edward M. Lewis known as Boston Lou a Boston gambler Al Siegel a dancer Isanitus Coppa restaurant owner and Mary Seden of Coney Island. Lewis allegedly tipped on a race track visit and later sent a $3500 money order shared with two men. Investigations aim to indict two unidentified men for homicide.
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New York
Frank Marlow
Peice
Whaler
Worll
Merion
Flushing
Long Island
Johnny Wilson
Edward M. Levis
Boston
Aqueduct
Bret
Lewis
Seiden
Giegel
Manhattan
Wilson
Hotel Victoria
Lew
Marlow
Coppa
Whalen
Victoria
Former outlaw weds longtime sweetheart in aerial ceremony
Jack Dalton 60, once a Oklahoma outlaw, marries “Cattle Annie” Burke in an aviation ceremony in Albuquerque. They obtained a marriage license, flew to the airport, and were wed by a justice of the peace. Burke, 459, from Kingman Arizona, aided Dalton during his gang days before his pardon.
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Albuquerque
Jack Dalton
Oklahoma
Burke
Dalton
Arizona
Justice of the Peace
Kingman
Dalton Gant
Gothics
Oxa
Annie
Entir Dalton
Cofeyville
Kan
Law and Order
Dawes Wont Wear Breeches at Queen Mary Ceremony Tonight
American General Dawes plans a plain dress for his presentation to Queen Mary at Saint James Court in London. He rejects silk knee breeches and buckled shoes, following no prior sartorial precedent set by past ambassadors.
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London
Anbbassador Dawes
Queen Mar
Saint James Court
Hell
Marta” Dawes
George Harvey
Alanson Houghton
Ile
Queen Mary
Kim George
Dawes
Franco's Party Feared Lost in Open Seas
Madrid reports belief grows that Major Ramon Planc and four companions on a seaplane bound for New York may have force landed between the Azores and Portugal. Clues claiming to show the wreckage have proven false as search efforts continue by sea and air authorities.
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Madrid
Ramon Planc
Weir Planc
Azores
New York
Thare
Spain
Franco
Babe Ruth Bags 13th Home Run in Yankee Win
Yankees beat Senators 7 to 4 as Babe Ruth belts his 13th homer in the fifth inning with Jarberry pitching and Gehrig on base. Herb Pennock scatters seven hits in a strong outing for the win in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Babes
Washington
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Senators
Jone
Herb Pennock
Babe Roth
Phillies Rout Braves in Opening Game of Doubleheader
The Phillies beat the Braves 6 to 2 in the first game as Kays Benge pitched well for Philadelphia. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 6 to 4, Brooklyn defeated New York 3 to 2, and Washington edged New York 5 to 3 in other early contests. Second games featured Philadelphia again, but scoring details show mixed results across the slate.
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Boston
Phillie
Braves
Kays Benge
Boy Auto Thief Tried to Escape in Ogden
Chester Butcher, 17, of Salt Lake, jailed after breaking from Idaho Falls custody June 1 and captured in Ogden while attempting to steal a car. He and companion Marty Gaylor are held for the Department of Justice on charges of transporting stolen autos. A separate note says Mickey Welker and Leo Lomski agreed to a midweight title bout at the Municipal Stadium on July 29.
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Ogden
Utah
Chester Butcher
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Butcher
Idaho Copper picks a board without Rice interests
At a Boise stockholders meeting George Graham Rice interests were ousted from the Idaho Copper company board. Two thirds of stockholders represented, with Griggs stating plans to develop the Red Ledge mine in Adams county. Rice faces federal fraud penalties. his allies threaten to file suit to contest the action.
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Boise
George Graham Rice
Idaho Copper Company
Rice
H. Griggs
Los Angeles
Red Ledge
Adams County
James W. Galloway
C. E. Burchfield
Knoxville
Tennessee
Southern Railway Company
Griggs
Cooley Buther John Buchanan
C. F. Ero
Rmacherd H. Jubasco
Carry H. Nixon
Wiliam L. McKes
New York
Nixe
McKee
Nash Rockwood
Walter Hervey Weed
Beath
Rice Group
Weed
Felly
Wall S*ree
Scarface Al Capone seeks release from Holmesburg jail
A writ of error petition was filed in Philadelphia municipal court to obtain release of Scarface Al Capone from Holmesburg county jail where he is serving a sentence for carrying a loaded pistol. Judge John E Walsh will hear the writ Saturday. his associate Frank Kline is not part of this petition.
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Philadelphia
Scarface
al Capone
Chicago
Holmesburg County
Searing
John E. Walsh
Capone
Frank Kline
Kline
Great Project 10 to Start in a Few Months
Los Angeles June 26. Talks with power companies and Nevada officials proceed on Boulder Dam power plans. Officials say construction could begin in Boulder Canyon within 10 months. Estimates for power plant and transmission costs range from 56 to 90 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Boulder
Colorado River
Fiwood Mead
United States
Temanaliun
Sanhera Sierras
Reclamation Bureau
Boulder Canyon
Méad
Crusade Against Near Beer Gains Steam in Iowa
John B. Hammond former police chief leads a drive to curb near beer sales in Iowa. He spearheaded seizure of 150 000 bottles and seeks to classify near beer as illegal under state liquor laws. He warns railroad firms of action and notes three carloads unloaded in Boone without interference. Hammond, not currently in law enforcement, was once regulative director of the New York Civic League.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John B. Hammond
Hammond
Boone
New York Civic League
Thousand Cars of Melons Day
Government reports say water melons are sold at about one carload every 90 minutes around the clock. The season’s supply averages 2.5 times last year, with over 1000 cars daily shipped nationwide in the last week, totaling about 7200 cars. Texas and Georgia supplied most of the melons.
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Chicago
Government Bureau of Agricultural Economics
George
Texas
Grappling for Golden Lure at Ocean Bottom
Juneau Alaska June 26 AP reports Captain H Pinch a Seattle diver and crew began efforts to recover a fortune of gold from the wreck of the Islander sunk 28 years ago south of Douglas Island. They raise two strong boxes from 272 feet using a bell diving system that allows about an hour underwater and moves along the seabed.
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Juneau
Alaska
H. Pinch
Seattle
Finch
Douglas Island
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