Omaha Opposes 5: P. Control in rail ruling response
Omaha Chamber of Commerce urged Nebraska’s congressional delegation to oppose laws nullifying the Supreme Court decision divesting the Southern Pacific of Central Pacific control. The measure cites Nebraska freight flows and routes via Ogden, warning against actions destructive to east west transcontinental freight. Ronald Speroute? central Pacific. Ogden address notes SP President William Sproule urged legal countermeasures and community support.
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United States Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific
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Southern Pacific
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Southern Pacific Company
Supreme Decision
Sproule
Denies Kidnaping by Confederates
Chicago on June 28 AP John W Worthington said in a weak voice from a hotel he was never kidnapped or tortured by supposed former Confederates. He explained he had been bedbound eight weeks by an illness and rejected reports of a second abduction to extort money.
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John W. Worthington
Worthington
Du Pont Daughter Marries Glendenning in London Ceremony
Miss Alicia Du Pont daughter of Alfred I. Du Pont of Wilmington Delaware wed Harold Sandford Glendenning of Norwalk Connecticut at St Pauls church Knight's Bridge London. Glendenning is a scholar at Oxford. The June 28 ceremony was conducted in the British capital.
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Alfred I. du Pont
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Delaware
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Norwalk
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Oxford
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Knight’s Bridge
Dreamland Dance Tonight Features Fans and Music
Dreamland hosts a dance night with sessions on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays. Electric fans have been installed and each event offers special musical features to attract attendees.
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Dreamland Dance Tonight
Democrats Open at Idaho Falls War Horses to Lead Campaign
Idaho Falls Idaho June 28 AP reports Democrats prepare to open their eastern Idaho campaign with a meeting to be held tomorrow. Former Governors Alexander and Hawley and Judge Morgan will speak as the party’s veteran speakers outlining state campaign issues.
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Blame for War Hospital Shortcomings Aimed at Dr Sawyer
San Francisco June 28 AP Much of the blame for government failures in veterans hospital care is placed on Brigadier General Charles E Sawyer head of the federal hospital board and budget director Dawes. Humphrey Sullivan of St Louis representing the American Legion accuses Sawyer of economizing at the expense of wounded servicemen and cites delays and misused funds.
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Charles E. Sawyer
Harding
Humphrey Sullivan
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MacNider
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Sawyer
Federal Board
Dawes
Athens
Ohio
Blazing Train Runs Gauntlet Through Forest Fire
In Bellingham Washington June 28 AP John Meyers engineer and Manus Anderson brakeman drove a blazing log train through a forest fire to reach a logging camp at Alger. They and several camp crew members were hospitalized with burns. three bridges burned and one collapsed as the last car cleared. The fire threatened Alger briefly before abating.
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John Meyers
Manus Anderson
Alger
Pope Opposes Jewish Control in Palestine Mandate
The Vatican argues that Jews in Palestine should have civil rights but not a privileged preponderant position. It contends the British mandate would grant Jewish supremacy over other nationalities and faiths, conflicting with Versailles Article XXII. The letter, signed by Cardinal Gasparri, also rejects placing Christian interests under a commission as proposed.
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Gasparri
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Evans Edges Held In Western Amateur Match
Chicago’s Chick Evans needed 21 holes to defeat 19 year old Eddie Held of St Louis in the Western Amateur tournament. Evans won when Held’s drive failed into the rough and his third shot went wide for a six on a par five. Von Kim of Salt Lake City beat Decker of Kansas City 1 up after 21 holes.
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Chick” Evans
Chicago
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Evans
Held
von Kim
Salt Lake City
Decker
Amendment proposed to regulate nomination and election of lawmakers
Washington June 28 AP reports a constitutional amendment was proposed to give Congress power to regulate the nomination and election of senators and representatives, effectively controlling state primaries. The resolution was introduced by Chairman Dallinger of the House Elections Committee.
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Congress
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Hovee Electiane Camimittea
Burglar Kills Salt Lake Man in Home Invasion
Salt Lake City AP reports Carrol Caldart, 47, was shot and killed when a burglar entered his home early. Caldart’s St Barnard dog was wounded, two shots hit Caldart and one hit the dog. The burglar fled through a window with a .45 revolver and $20 taken from under Mrs Caldart’s pillow.
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Carrol Caldart
St. Barnard
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Twelve Facing Killing Charge in Utah Train Slaying
Twelve men arrested over the slaying of Deputy Sheriff A P Webb aboard a Castlegate to Hiawatha train two weeks earlier will face preliminary hearings July 8 to 13, per Carbon county attorney. The suspects, part of a gang described as firing from ambush at non union men, prompted National Guard dispatch to Carbon county after Webb’s death and injuries to two others.
Shoals Plant Push Seen After Congress Appropriation
Representative Almon of Alabama said the $7,500,000 appropriated by Congress for the Muscle Shoals dam work guarantees completion of the development. He predicted Beary Ford’s offer will be accepted by a large majority when the House reconvenes in August after recess sentiment builds.
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Nevada Demmys Sidestep Klan Platform Critique
Reno is the site as the Nevada Democratic convention adopts a platform opposing all groups aiming to enforce law outside constituted authority. Speakers urge a stand against the Ku Klux Klan and condemn the current Republican administration as a monumental failure in history. The platform also condemns political patronage tied to Newberry co defendants in Michigan U S attorney posts.
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United States Attorney
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Motion Pictures Highlight General Federation Session
Chautauqua New York June 28 The General Federation of Women’s Clubs heard from Will Hays president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors tonight on strengthening national life through film The convention also reviewed the “intelligent use of mass media program” and discussed citizenship education state control and self supporting work for convicted persons
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Chautauqua
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Motion Pictures
General Federation of Women's Clubs
H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Retailers pledge cost reduction aim tied to grocer costs
Cleveland delegates at the National Association of Retail Grocers convention pledge a five year study to cut operating and distribution costs and lower consumer prices. The Harvard bureau of business research would direct the inquiry with association cooperation.
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Marconi Wins a High Fritz Medal for Wireless Invention
New York June 28 AP Marconi receives the John Fritz medal, one of engineering’s top honors, for wireless telegraphy. The award will be formally presented July 5 at a national engineers gathering. The board included leading engineers such as Herbert Hoover.
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John Fritz
Guglielmo Marconi
Senator Marconi
Marconi
Herbert Hoover
Officers elected by printers union in AP report
Indianapolis June 8 AP John McParland of New York City was reelected president of the International a reneaphical Union by a majority of 4 533 over his opponent. McParland received 27 752 votes to 24 219. Other officers elected include Charles Howard Detroit first vice president William R Trotter Vancouver second vice president J Hays Minneapolis secretary treasurer Trustees Thomas McCaffery Colorado Springs Seth K Brown Los Angeles Malcolm A Knock Boston Board of auditors David W Baird New York City Agent union printers home Joe M Johnson Washington Delegate to trade and labor congress Canada George W Howard Winnipeg Manitoba
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John McParland
New York City
International Areneaphical Union
McParland
Charles Howard
Detroit
Wm R. Trotter
Vancouver
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Minneapolis
Thomas McCaffery
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Seth KK. Brown
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California
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Boston
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Joe M. Johnson
Washington
Trade and Labor Congress of Canada
George W. Howard
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Idaho Leaders Promote State Resources at Convention
At a recent convention in Idaho, speakers highlighted the state’s vast resources including seeds, minerals, and agriculture. They urged residents to stay home, invest in education, and build a strong local economy to attract settlers and tourism.
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