Harding and Alaska Rail Tour Amid Scenic Route
President Harding tours Alaska by railroad with Alaska Railroad officials describing the voyage as a journey into America’s wilderness. The party travels along the Chugach coast from Chickaloon toward Seward and discusses engineering work on the line while visiting stations and observing glaciers and mountain scenery.
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America
Woonderland
Alaska
Chugach National
Rosevelt
Chugach
Judge Hinkle urged to convene session for impeachment
Santa Fe July 14. Carl C. Magee editor of the Albuquerque Tribune faces seven contempt counts and a 468 day jail term plus 4569 in fines for Magee and his company. Magee travels with lawyers to see Governor Hinkle as calls grow for a special legislature session to impeach District Judge Leahy amid charges of a political machine influence in San Miguel County.
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Carl C. Maged
Albuquerque Tribune
J. Leahy
Les Vegas
Gan
Miguel Promy
JudgeLeahy
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Magee
Santa Fe
Leahy
Romers
Everbedy
Sanaes
Fire Devastates Dako Town Leaves About 1000 Homeless
Crisis unfolds after a large blaze destroys homes and businesses in Dako Town. Red Cross and other charities mobilize to shelter refugees while investigators weigh the risk of further disaster and the loss of critical facilities. Rescue efforts trapped workers as they fled via ladders and darkened streets amid fear and confusion.
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Dako Town
Red Cross
Teach
Coe Gurtece
State Auditor Forecasts 61 1 2 Cents Rate Increase
Phoenix July 14 Special to The Citizen state auditor Richard H Ramsey says the 1923 state tax rate will likely be about 61 1 2 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. If fixed at that level Tucsonans face about 125 in taxes per hundred, with county and school district rates varying by area.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Richard H. Ramsey
Campbell
G. W. Pr. Hont
Democratic Party
Adméinterretion
Aensus Oe
Tudenans
City Block Fire Destroys Fi Scente Studio in LA
A blaze gutted a city block in Los Angeles destroying a Fi Scente company studio. Reported losses run around 2,060,000 dollars with extensive property damage and an ongoing investigation by local fire authorities.
Secretary Deuby Heads War Council On Britain Scrap Ping
Secretary Deuby convened a savat council to arrange Getaitn of scrap ping the battierhigs abantesed on Ger the Henttation pregi. The meeting aimed to advance terms of the Umitetion treaty and secure ratification by all pgenetrs.
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Washingtosn
Deuby
Chicago banker faces trial over alleged fraud in estate case
Chicago July 14 W E BD Molkhe wine merchant links to a New Tort suit against a banker charged in a 88208 damage case. Superior Court today sees Mal C. Bume Jr., a real estate dealer, called to the Gverece process stage as schemes connected to New York storage are disclosed.
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Chicago
W. E. BD
Molkhe, wiNeaktes
Superior Court
Mal C. Bume
Discrimination Protest Aimed at San Antonio Beach
San Antonio reports that alleged discrimination against people of Spanish or Mexican descent at a local bathing beach prompted representations to the Mexican embassy in Washington by Consul General Alejandro Lebbert.
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San Antonio
Washington
Counel
Alejanadro Lebbert
Wool sales suspended again after July 24 announcement
London reports that wool auction sales, already suspended since July 19 due to labor strikes in wool warehouses, have been postponed further to July 24 following today’s announcement.
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London
Ferris Called On For Smiles In Court
In a courtroom scene yesterday Senator Ferris faced admonishment after threats of removal were issued by a judge. A tense exchange unfolded as witnesses and lawyers sought decorum amid the divorce case involving Perris and Phelps.
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Er Ferris
Gary Addresses New York Business Bulletin
Elbert H. Gary, head of the United States Steel Corporation, spoke at a New York bulletin meeting on July 14 outlining industry plans and market prospects. Officials and executives attended, including representatives from major steel firms and labor groups.
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New York
Elbert H. Gary
The
United
Woman Held Without Bail After Slaying Husband in LA
Mrs War burge Oesterreich is charged with murdering her husband Fred Oeerer tech a wealthy apron manufacturer based in Los Angeles and Milwaukee She was held without bail after a township justice court ruling and planned to confer with her attorney before a preliminary hearing set for July 2.
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Los Angeles
Warburge Oesterreich
Fred Oeerertech
Milwaukee
Aero Mail Service Rates Near Perfect
July 14 report from the post office department shows mail service efficiency close to perfect measured by miles traveled. The current performance compares with 95.53 per package in the prior year, while last year’s schedule planned 1,889,060 falters or flights and pilots were given optional instructions to push for record breaking.
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Washington
Poslt
Wallace reports on fires devastating Berke business district
A partial, damaged notice notes extensive destruction in Berke with the business section ruined and most of the town affected. Authorities report widespread loss as investigators assess cause and scope of the blaze.
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Wallace
Labo
Berke
Weather Outlook for Workday Conditions in Washington
The June 14 weather notice reports a workday forecast for Washington with details on skies, temperatures, and precipitation likelihood. Readers should plan outdoor activities and schedules accordingly.
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Washington
British Policy Debate From Paris Affects American Parties
The article discusses reactions to a French led framework for commissions and debt issues. It notes American party leaders and investors weigh in on parliamentary support and potential subordination of a reparations body to settlement terms. It cites France's evolving stance and British political friction amid Baldwin’s policy signals.
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Minerat A Sertet
Ech
Wiliam Howard
Elthe Boot
Benker
Wall Street
Amertee Eeoparties Pattor
Singasmion
France
Baldwin
Near Indemnity Deal Sought From Peking Government
Washington reports indicate that the diplomatic corps in Peking is closing on an indemnity agreement to be demanded from the government of China on behalf of captives. Each hostage reportedly received $460 for three days of captivity and 160 for the remainder of the period, with seven held until June 12 when a general release occurred.
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Washington
Peking
Aeim
American Seaman Receives Four Months For Carrying Arms
July 14 G. B. Rprice, an American seaman in Hong Kong, was sentenced to six months in prison for possessing two pistols and 206 rounds of ammunition. The court described the offense as serious and emphasized the need for control of arms.
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Hong Kong
G. BR Price
Wee
Bard Leber
Bineke 6
Federal agents seize 200 motorboats amid mob threat
In the down river district near Ecorse Wyandotte and Trenton federal agents aided by treasury officers seized 200 motorboats under navigation laws. An angry mob reportedly tried to dynamite a small bridge to access a boat well, but boats were towed to docks and placed under guard.
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Treasury Department
Ecorse
Wyandotte
Trenton
Death of Girl to Be Investigated
Chicago July 14 authorities extend time for an inquest into the death of 23 year old Elsie Campbell a waitress who leaped from an apartment after a party with students. Four students were held for questioning and said the girl was accompanied earlier by one of them and left alone in a room disrobed and in a bathrobe. The case involves possible desertion charges and unclear circumstances surrounding the death.
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Chicago
Elsie Campbell
Whem
Tran PD Campbell
Heat wave claims another life in Texas record heat
The July heat wave in Texas has caused multiple deaths including 22 year old Kenneth Overly in Fort Worth. Dallas temperatures reached 104 degrees, both cities reporting season high records and warnings issued as heat continues to plague the state.
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Tesas
Knet Overly
Poleen
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Hidden Treasure in Pima County Promises Prosperity
The Sunday Magazine previews several features including a wild animal interview series with a chief predator manager, a story on the invention of the typewriter marking its semi centennial, and a detailed look at the cotton Boll Weevil fight. The Tucson Citizen bills itself as Tucson's only daily newspaper.
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Tucson
TRE Boll-Wretil
Arizona
Mrs Bergden To Get Passport To See Slacker Son
Mrs Exama C Bergden of Philadelphia will receive a passport from the state department to visit her son Grover Chevelant Bergdoll in Germany. Officials said no legal ground existed to oppose the gesture as she is an American citizen, despite Bergdoll being a fugitive draft evader. The decision followed a telegram to Secretary Hughes from James A McFarland, national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, noting alien property concerns.
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Washington
State Department
Exama C. Bergden
Philadelphia
Grover Chevelant
Bergdoll
Germany
James A. McFarland
Department
Mra
Bergéen
Protess
No Relief In Sight From N. O. Heat Wave
New Orleans faced a continuing heat wave with no relief in sight as thermometers marked 94.1 degrees. The heat stretched into July with record highs expected to persist through Thursday and Friday.
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Eighteen Athe Item Beat Recorded in Belgium
Brussels July 14 report notes eighteen events or items recorded over the past two days in Belgium with minimal readable detail. The phrase indicates multiple short updates or entries across recent events.
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Brussels
Not Yet Decided Says His Former Employee
Kansas City reports quote William G. McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury, saying he has not yet determined if he will seek the presidency. Gary Joute Shoure of Kansas City, a former assistant secretary, says McAdoo discussed candidacy en route to Chicago.
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William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
al Teying
MeAdoo
Gary Joutte Shoure
Kansas
Ony
the Tressury
McAdoo
Chicago
Freighter Yonan Fails to Enter Portland Harbor
The Japanese freighter Yonan reportedly sailed to the mouth of the Columbia River but was forced to withdraw and return to Astoria after attempting to enter Portland harbor. The report comes from the naval radio station at North Head, Washington.
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