President Coolidge shortens cabinet sessions and shifts power
President Coolidge has reduced cabinet meetings to brief general discussions followed by individual conferences in his office. Cabinet officers now largely set policy within their departments, gaining more autonomy and influence than in earlier administrations.
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Pocatello Tribune
Washington
Coolidge
Wilson
Harding
Europe
Mr. Coolidge
MacMillan Arctic expedition explores new routes and ruins
Washington reports the National Geographic Society backed MacMillan Arctic expedition will use aircraft and radio to explore Greenland inner basins Baffin Island Ellesmere and Labrador. It aims to spot unknown lakes study Norse ruins and compare ancient routes with Leif Erikson voyage while basing from Etah Axel Heiberg Island and Cape Hubbard.
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MacMillan Arctic Expedition
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United States Navy
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Ronaselaer Harbor
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Axel Heiberg
Ellesmere Island
Celebes
William Baffin
Baffin Bay
Frozen Sound
Polar Sea
Rasmussen and
de Quervain
Koch
Sahara
Europe
McMillan
Navy
Tech Club Omitted From Eastern Idaho Baptist Convention Resolutions
Officers of the Eastern Idaho Baptist association in Pocatello say the Tech male glee club quartet name was omitted in the convention resolutions released for Saturday publication. The club gave one of the conference's most delightful programs and delegates requested formal appreciation in The Tribune.
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Eastern Idaho Baptist Association
Pocatello
Tech Male Glee Club
Tribune
Tech Club
Leavenworth Ex-Inmates Seeks New Life After Tragedy
Charles Ward walks out of Leavenworth with sorrow over his wife’s 1923 murder at a Colorado ranch home. The killer, a Mexican ranch hand, was later hanged after Ward’s three year sentence and burial of his wife. Ward plans to work as an electrician in St. Paul after the execution.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Charles Ward
Ward
Colorado
German mine disaster at Dorstfeld reports dead and injured
AP dispatch from the Dorstfeld mine near Dortmund states one man is dead and 25 injured have been brought to the surface. Thirty still unaccounted for. Five bodies recovered from the Dorstfeld pits by midnight.
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Berlin
May
Dorstfeld
Dortmund
Earthquakes in Northeast cities raise disaster risks
New York reports a Boston based Engineering Economies Foundation study for the New York Times warns that eastern U S cities face periodic earthquakes of at least eight intensity. The foundation outlines probable damage to poorly built structures and how fires disease and panic could be managed with maps public education and coordinated emergency plans.
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New York
United States
Engineering Economies Foundation of
Boston
New York Times
North America
Kirtley F. Mather
Harvard University
Mather
San Francisco
Foundation
Thomas A. Jagger
Tokio
Army
Navy
Police
Darrow and Malone Offer Help Accepted in Scopes Trial
Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone offered their legal aid to defend John T. Scopes in the Tennessee anti evolution case. Dayton teachers face a law restricting teaching of evolution, and the defense welcomed the framed challenge to state authority over learning.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Dudley Field Malone
New York
J. T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
John R. Neal
Neal
Tennessee
Scopea
Senator Selden Spencer Dies in Washington
Senator Selden P. Spencer Republican of St Louis Missouri died suddenly at Walter Reed Hospital at age 63 after a recent hernia operation He had been in good spirits and his recovery had been expected prior to the operation.
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Selden P. Spencer
St. Louis
Walter Reed Hospital
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