Supreme Court closes term as justices head to summer homes
Washington June 10 The nine United States Supreme Court members wind down after seven months of heavy docket work. Several hundred cases left for fall inspection as Taft plans Canada respite and most justices depart. The term saw little dissension with few controversial issues and no mass attacks on the court.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
United States
Canada
Ueat
Washington
Taft
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Boston
Willis van Devanter
James Clark
Dembliz
Brauce Jerce Buler
Edward T. Sanford
Harlan Fiske Stone
Justice Stone
Dourtland
Oregon
Congress
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Stone
Iga
Shepherd Jury Complete in William D. Shepherd Case
In Chicago on June 10 the jury for William D. Shepherd's murder trial was completed. The final panel of twelve men was sworn in this afternoon, bringing the jury box to capacity with members who had formed no opinions on the case after nearly four weeks of screening potential jurors.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Lis Millonaire
Ward
Billy
McClintock
Trial Opens Over Editorial Allegations At Sanguinetti Dairy
In Yuma Aviz July 10 1920 press publisher Lynn fights an action in superior court to prove editorial charges aimed at Italian merchant B F Sanginetti. State chemist Rider testified milk from the Sanguinetti dairy showed formaldehyde treatment and souring acids. Dairyman Thiele said Sanginetti urged continued delivery of treated milk after warning of danger.
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Yuma
Aviz
Georso
Lynn
Lipel
Hit
Defensa
B. KF
Sanguitelis
Honalis
Mesno
Dé-Ag
Scott
Jane
Rider
University of Arizona
Sanguinettl
John Thilie
Sanguinetti
Phil
Tha Millona
Senator Adds Thomas to Scopes Evolution Trial Counsel
Former U S Senator Charles W Thomas of Colorado joins John T Scopes defense team in Dayton Tennessee as trial set for next month with John R Neal as chief counsel. Others include Clarence Darrow Bainbridge Colby Dudley Malone Walter Nellis and Samuel Rosenbaum.
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New York
United States
Charles W.thomas
Colorado
Lst
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Old Bible Heroes Accused of Being Intoxicated Denied
Washington June 10 The board of temperance prohibition and public morals of the Methodist Episcopal church issued a statement defending prohibition listing Noah Nero and Alexander as conspicuous drunks of history. It argued whiskey was not made in their day and refuted the claim that banning hard liquor would force only those who want it to quit drinking while beer and wine would remain available.
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Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church Today
Noah
Nero
Alexander
Postal Clerks to Hold Annual Meet in Burley
Idaho post office clerks prepare for the National Federation of Post Office Clerks annual convention in Burley on July 4. About fifty delegates are expected with a prominent speaker, a participating program for locals and visitors, and a banquet, with definite arrangements still in progress.
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Postal Clerks
Burley
Idaho
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Business grows in Idaho Utah region says Western Union chief
A. B. Cowan general manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company and his staff visited the intermountain states Idaho Utah Montana Colorado and Wyoming. He reported a steady regional business growth with crops forecast for the season despite drought in New Mexico.
Sprays Urged by Horticulture Inspector for Apple Orchards
Inspector Gipson urges immediate spraying as cool, wet weather aids orchardists. He warns the second cover spray must finish by the 18th to protect apples from Codlin moth eggs starting to hatch next week. Operators should spray inside and outside trees with six pounds arsenate and two pounds spreader per 20 gallons. Banding starts next week to collect data for timing across local orchards.
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EV. Gipson
Belgian Balloon Wins Gorndon Benned E Cue
A fragment reports Belgian Balloon winning a distance race with no mishaps and notes a comparison to an American competitor whose distance was slightly shorter. The text is garbled but suggests a race result and near-equal distance coverage.
France aims for Morocco peacewith Krim but warns on war risks
Premier Painleve travels to Morocco by air to assess the Rif war and says France seeks peace without territorial gains. He stresses a firm Franco Spanish accord and a blockade of the Moroccan coast to prevent contraband, while warning Krim’s aims could trigger wider conflict.
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France
United Press
Toulouse
Abd Él Krim
Painleve
Morocco
Fez
Hadges
Lyoutey
Krim
Africa
Spain
Reaction from Stinnes Crisis Shocks Germany
Berlin amid panic over the Stinnes crisis and looming financial stringency. Fear of failed American loans and industry distress drove a heavy market slide with shares falling sharply while banks tried to stem losses.
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Stinnes
Germany
Berlin
Strin-Geney
Congressman Langley jailed for contempt of court in Pikesville
In Pikesville on June 10 Congressman John Langley Republican began a ten hour jail term for contempt of court after facing a charge stemming from a warrant his defense claimed was false. The judge ordered Langley jailed for ten hours, with a two year sentence and a $100 fine suspended pending appeal.
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Pikesville
John Angley
Yar
Druntenners
Julstice
Hartix
Faye Cooremph
Laraley
Judee
Langley
Three Planes Start Search for Amundsen
In Philadelphia a trio of Loening amphibian planes took off from the navy yard at 1 24, 1 35 and 1 26 p m daylight time. They head for Boston to be dismantled and shipped aboard the Peary and Rodney to Etah Greenland to support Amundsen search.
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Philadelphia
Plahen
sinoMiian
Navy
Navy Yard
Boston
Amundsea
MacMillan
Peary
Rowloin
Etah
Greenland
Wll
Amundsen
Mexico Seeks Pardon for General Rangel Murder Case
SAN ANTONIO June 10 Mexico seeks pardon for General G M Rangel a Mexican revolutionist serving life in Texas for the 1933 murder of Deputy Sheriff Candelaria Ortiz in Dimmit County The note says Mexico also asked Governor Ferguson to pardon or parole Charles Cline an American captured with Rangel during smuggling war munitions from San Antonio into Mexico
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
G. M. Ratgel
Texas
Candelarcia’ Ortiz
Dimmit County
Ferguson
Charles Cline
Rangel
Women Relief Corps and G A R Open Encampments
The Women’s Relief Corps and Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic host open encampments with Grand Army leaders arriving. A public fire program and memorial services are planned at the high school auditorium, with national officers and local dignitaries attending and committees appointed for greetings and resolutions.
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Womens Relief Corps and
Ladies of G. A.R
Grand Army of the Republic
Dhivi Sehani Auditorium
Thaler
Gy. A. R
Lidies
Visilose
Addeeys
Preakdea
Marie Scheyer
Tollawang
Gatteiotle Werk
Resikberine
Towle Committeds Werte
Pearl McCcinrg
Bolan
Kase Higeins
Caldwell
Emma Bergstrom
Glenns Ferry
GC. Burton
Portland
Grand. Army
Nellie Rhodes
McMillan
Manhattan
Kansas
Lae
Tragic High School Romance Ends in Death Near Wellesley
Priscilla Amidon and Sterling Mills, aged around 10 or older, described as a local couple from Wellesley, reportedly chose death over an unfulfilled puppy love. Parental opposition blamed, with authorities noting a self harm pact near a wooded area where the girl was found dead yesterday and Mills possibly facing fatal outcomes.
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Wellesley
American staff taken to safety at Canton college
Hong Kong, June 10. American staff of the Christian college at Canton were being moved to places of safety by an American as Chinese students massed around the college and demanded that troops depart.
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Hong Kong
The
Christian College At
Canton
Burley Library Board Buys $600 in Juvenile and Adult Books
Burley Idaho June 10, library board members and Librarian Mrs. Wilson met to arrange purchases totaling 600 dollars for juvenile and adult books. Juveniles will cover ages from first grade to high school with authors like Zane Grey and Edgar Rice Burroughs. An appendix to the Encyclopaedia Britannica was discussed for possible addition to the library’s standard fiction, history, and reference volumes.
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Burley
Idaho
E. B. Darlington
A. W. Rosecrans
Thos. Norris
C. Barlow
C. W. Thomas
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Bean
Darlington
Americans Fired On In Hong Kong Riot Sparks Transit Tieup
Reported clashes in Hong Kong with American missionaries wounded as Volumese troops moved in. Coastal and river traffic halted by labor action crippling British and Japanese lines. Secretaries from Peking legations arrive to investigate rioting. trial of rioting students continues.
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Hong Kong
Suamgseat
Hein
Shanghai
Peking
Anti-Klan Clashes Leave Dozens Injured in Worcester
After a Worcester anti-Klan rally, more than 20 people were injured as 600 anti-Klan demonstrators attacked Ku Klux Klan members returning from a Berlin meeting. About 86 suspects held, with 50 more summonses planned. police report the riot lasted about half an hour with no serious injuries. Boston boxing notes follow, Jimmy Slattery defeating Johnny Gill in a ten round decision.
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