Court rules Doheny leases void in naval oil cases
Federal court orders cancellation of Elk Hills leases and Pearl Harbor storage contracts held by E L Doheny and partners. Judge McCormick cites fraud upon the United States and executive overreach by Harding in transferring naval oil reserve control. Doheny to pay costs. credits for storage work allowed. case to appeal to the 9th Circuit, likely to reach the Supreme Court.
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Los Angeles
United States
Paul J. McCormick
Naval Oil Reserve No. 1
California
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Elks Hills
McCormick
E. L. Doeny
Alrt B. Fall
Terror
Harding
Naval Oil
Navy
Terror Department
Fall
Doheny
Eoin Denby
The
Avy
Givng Doheny
Doheny Companies
Congress
Ashington
United Sates Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Co ‘Sy
Vanderbilt mistaken for liquor suspect in Meridian
In Meridian Mississippi on May 29 three policemen stopped a car believed to carry liquor. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. identified himself but was detained with the two occupants, whose baggage was searched before Vanderbilt demonstrated his identity. He is traveling from New York to California.
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Meridien
Miss
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Pologies
New York
Califrnia
Screen Actor Frank Mayo Granted Divorce in Los Angeles
Frank Mayo, film actor, was granted a divorce from Joyce Eleanor Mayo after a three-lawyer battle in the Los Angeles Superior Court. The decree legalizes Mayo's marriage to Dagmar Godowski, screen actress, two years ago.
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Los Angeles
Frank Mayo
Acor
Joyce Eleanor Mayo
Mayo
Dagmar Godowski
Germany Faithfully Fulfilling Dawes Reparations Plan
The reparations commission announces Germany is faithfully meeting Dawes plan obligations and will inform the council of ambassadors. The note to Germany on disarmament under Versailles is expected next week amid continued Allied occupation of the Cologne zone.
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Paris
Reparations Commission
Germany
Council of Ambassadors
Versailles
Cologne
War mothers to visit battlefields
Two groups of gold star mothers American Legionnaires and overseas memorial association members leave Paris for battlefield cemeteries where services will be held tomorrow. Commemorative exercises at all American cemeteries will be Franco American with the French government and clergy represented.
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Paris
Overseas Memorial Association
Official papers for American Falls dam event not designated
Senator Yeaman states no Idaho paper is the official publication for the dam celebration. The American Falls Press and other papers plan special editions, but no designation was made to favor any outlet. The Pocatello Tribune reports the error and notes Souvenir programs are being prepared by the Press and The Tribune.
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Tribune
American Falls Press
Imureworm
American Falls
American Falls Dam
Pocatello Tribune
M. B. Yeaman
Idaho
The
Tribune Will Co
Lopez Frazier Confession Shows Impostor Identity Claim
In Minneapolis a federal court witness testifies that Arthur Lopez-Frazier admitted to being Mexican born and not the Sioux Indian veteran Arthur Frazier. The confession was drafted with help from a Justice official and submitted as the plaintiff’s own statement amid barbed questioning.
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Minneapolis
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Frazier
Lafayette French
United States
J. J. Johannes
Minneapolis Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Lopez Frazier
Arthur Lopez
Ohannes
Joe Lopez
Lopez-Frazier
Johannes
Lopez- Frazier
Amnes
Hannah Frazier
Arthur
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Receivers unable to meet payment on Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul rail way receivers report they cannot meet about 50 million dollars due June 1. Court ratification sought for decision and for orders and betterments including 100 new 5,000 ton coal cars at cost of 12 dollars per car.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Wilkerson
Hi. E. Byram
Mark W. Potter
Edward J. Brundage
Utah anglers face two hooks law misprint
Ogden May 29. Utah legislature passed a law to limit to two hooks per line for game fish but City Judge Hendricks notes a misprint in the statutes introducing the word net. Local sportsmen seek advised action as they watch the error from the recent session.
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Ogden
Utah
Hendricks
Hornsby hits tenth homer as Pirates edge in tight game
Rogers Hornsby slugged his tenth homer of the season in the fifth inning for Pittsburgh in a game with St. Louis. Blades stood on base as the drive helped fuel a 6 2 showing by the Pirates. The day featured multiple scores and rain delays affecting several matchups across the circuit.
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Pittsburgh
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Blades
Indianapolis driver escapes injury in practice crash
Lora I. Coruth of Indianapolis narrowly escaped injury when the machine he was to pilot in tomorrow's 500 mile race here crashed into a wall during today’s practice. Coruth was shaken but unharmed.
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Indianapolis
Lora I. Coruth
Corum
Foster stepson acquitted in assault charge
Chicago May 29 AP David Foster 23 stepson of Communist leader William Z Foster was acquitted of assaulting a shopkeeper who objected to his communist propaganda among employees.
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Chicago
David Foster
William Z. Foster
Young Foster
Veterans Memorial Day Parade and Services Planned
Veterans gather for remembrance at the high school program at 10 AM with speeches and songs. A parade forms at 11 AM led by Spanish War veteran B M Times, featuring the Legion, G A R, Boy Scouts, and the Idaho National Guard unit, ending at Mountain View Cemetery for a ritual service and taps.
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BE. P. Smith
America
Pocatello Band
Idaho Tech Quartet
B. Thompson
Sloan
Benediction
Legion Color Guard
American Legion
Pocatplco
Tthe
Idaho National Buard
Mountainview Cemellery
B. M. Times
H. R. Bryan
E. J. Thorkildsen
Arthur
Bonneville
Johnson
Bair
G. A. R. Post
Aquad
Faye
Union Pacific Parade to Dedicate Overland Park Ball Field
The Union Pacific Association stages a parade and dedication for Overland Park in Pocatello with a 1:15 pm assembly at Short Line depot. This event features the Salt Lake and Pocatello teams, a flag ceremony, and the first baseball game at the new athletic field with officials and a large organizer group in attendance.
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Union Pacific Association
Salt Lake-Pocatello
Overland
Pocatello
Kelker
Janice
Neilson
Jess
Phil Nash
Short Line
Bonneville
Arthur
Center
Overland Park
Pocatello O. 8. L
Bears
Salt Lake
Air Committee
W. C. Hill
A. R. Thompson
C. G. Harris
Alex Watson
W. G. Comstock
Akers
G. H. Sines
Union Pacific System
Mayors
Ben Ross
Geo. B. Crawford
Mr. Sin
FE. C. Manson
R. E. Brooks
F. D. Nauman
Pocatello Athletic Club
French Forces Reconcile In Ain Aicha After Heavy Fighting
General Draugan visited Ain Aicha troops near Fez to commend several young men with the Croix de Guerre after days of heavy combat with Riffians. Abd el Krim intensifies propaganda among tribes on the eastern front toward the rail line to Algeria.
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Fez
French Morocco
Draugan
Ain Aicha
Abd-El-Krim
Algeria
Floods Swamp Wagga Wagga as Mur rumbidge River Rises
One third of Wagga Wagga in New South Wales inundated as the Murumbrigde river surged 28 feet in 24 hours. Thousands displaced and two missing. Earlier dispatches from Sydney reported floods in the Queanbeyan district with five drowned.
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Sydney
Railroad men meet at Detroit triennial convention
About 1509 delegates from across the United States Canada and Alaska gather in Detroit for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen triennial convention. The sessions run through June 6 with the Indies auxiliary also meeting. A daily newspaper will publish proceedings each day.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
Alaska
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firomes
Seasions
Indies
Amundsen Foes Fearful As Arctic Quest Proceeds
Reports from New York describe fears for Captain Roald Amundsen and five companions after two planes failed to return from Spitzbergen. The Norwegian Aero Association asks Oslo to mobilize two naval planes to aid a rescue, while Donald B. MacMillan prepares for the Arctic expedition and scouts Cape Columbia as a potential waypoint.
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Amundsen
Lincoln Blieworth
King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Nart
Norwegian Aeronautic Association
Oslo
Farm
Hobby
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Cape Columbia
Grettier Algarsson
England
Ans. Heen
Wreast
Nansen Sees Safe Return for Amundsen from Pole Flight
Berlin May 26 AP Dr Fritziof Nansen Arctic explorer visiting here believes Roald Amundsen will return safely from his air expedition to the North Pole. He says Amundsen could determine position from the air and land near the pole to observe. Nansen expects afoot travel after landing and notes no cause for worry. He will confer on Arctic exploration feasibility with Dr Eckner head of the zeppelin works.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Bear
Arctic
Roald Amundsen
Treasury
Amundsen
Hone
Polar
Berlin
Fritziof Nansen
h@&ec
Nansen
Hu Eckner
Zeppelin
Arctic Aapene
Derby Sweepstakes Confusion Over Result
Lenion May 29 AP reports contradictory tales about the Derby winner and possible illegal gambling. Public interest grows as newspapers track pre race gossip and prize pools. The Morning Post cites a 223,398 pound pool in Calcutta split into three prizes.
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Lenion
Morning Post
Calcutta
Workmen Uncover Old Catacomb in Havana Catacomb Discovery
Laborers on the Santa Clara convent site in Havana uncovered a subterranean passage leading to nine catacombs containing about a hundred skeletons. Historians believe the catacomb was used by Clarissan nuns and is part of a historic religious complex.
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Havana
Santa Clara Copvent
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