Censorship Reported by News Cables in Hong Kong
London reports censorship at Hong Kong with secret messages forbidden while standard code may be used. Inquiries by United Press offer no reasons for the action, suggesting aims to hinder foreign communications and anti foreign activities. Americans in Canton denounce teachers’ remarks blamed for unrest amid tense conditions.
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Shameen
Federal land inspector visits Twin Falls for land patent inquiries
W Wells, inspector for the U S department of the interior, is in Twin Falls from Salt Lake City conducting inspections for the general land office. He meets with irrigation officials to discuss patents to landholders on the Salmon and Twin Falls tracts. He expects to leave Monday.
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Salt Lake City
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Twin’ Falls
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Boise Man Files Cross Complaint for 10000 Alimony
Pard C. Bowen of Boise sues for divorce and files a cross complaint seeking ten thousand dollars alimony. He alleges his wife Alice A. Bowen has property in her name totaling fifty thousand dollars but claims he supported her amid cruelty and nagging, which harmed his health. He cites a false bigamy charge from December 1923 as a factor. Both have been married three times.
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Blaine County
Forty-two Suits Filed to Condemn American Falls Property
Boise, June. Forty-two suits filed to condemn properties at American Falls as the old town site floods expected by the new reservoir. Federal clerk brings in the United States government power and county, actions cite the act to condemn the property.
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Democracy Fails in Making of Laws Is Statement of Negro
In Denver on June 27 Dr W B Dohois a leading African American speaker told the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People conference that democracy falters in lawmaking not in law administration He faulted industrial schools for narrow history focus and argued labor's momentum is strongest in America He noted delegates spent a holiday and planned mountain tours including Colorado Springs as guests of a local Negro organization
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Colorado Springs
Youth admits kidnap plot to officers
San Francisco June 27 Bliss Baker UC student under arrest and likely confessed a plan to extort $50,000 from Daniel Jackling copper magnate by threatening his wife. Baker and a friend George Beeman allegedly plotted a ransom demand carried out via a taxi driver in front of Jackling’s office. Baker was a senior and editor on the university newspaper.
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Beeman
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University Idaily
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San’ Mateo
Motor Cab Merger Reported Between Major Chicago Firms
Reports say General Motors pursues a merger with Yellow Cab Manufacturing of Chicago to expand its taxi fleet. Detroit talks involved John Nertz and Edward N. D Arcana with GM officials. no official confirmation or details were released.
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Detroit
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Police Investigate Explosion in Two Story Kansas City Building
Kansas City scene reports four persons injured when a two story building exploded early today. All victims were asleep on the second floor and the blast cut through the structure. Police planned a full investigation into the cause and circumstances.
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Kansan Hired Thugs to Kill Wife Sentenced in Court
Concordia Kin June 27 Charles B Davies retired merchant pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill in district court here. He hired Kansas City gangsters to beat his wife near her home on October 1 1824. Seven gangsters were later arrested on related charges and Davies received a prison sentence from one to ten years.
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Kansas City
Kangus City Simgsters
Famous talk invitation by Vanderbilt dean at Nashville event
The Vanderbilt University dean Dr. Dyer is to give a talk on economic and organizational government topics at a park gathering in Nashville. Utah officials describe industrial progress and a planned weeklong national council visit to assess future speaking engagements.
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Repair Crew to Start on Roads in Falls Highway District
Patching of defects in the pen erration macadam pavements of the Twit Falls highway district will begin immediately, per district engineer A Shobert. About twenty miles of this paving exist in the district and are in need of repair. Mending will be done by regular maintenance crews using gravel or heavy concrete base paving as the satisfactory methods for the country.
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Painleve Wins Great Victory for Bank Plan
Paris reports Premier Painleve and Finance Minister sustained by decisive votes on their economic program. Senate approved six billion francs in new paper notes and a gold loan, with strong confidence votes for Painleve. In other news, Col. John Coolidge, father of the president, is seriously ill at his Plymouth, Vermont home.
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Wheeler Witnesses Hear Testimony in Montana Case
Senator Harlin Wheeler faces testimony before a Spokane grand jury regarding possible indictments tied to witnesses who testified in a Montana House inquiry. The hearing centers on alleged ritual use or other misconduct connected to the Montana inquiry and the committee’s recent proceedings.
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Montana
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Inland Ocean Will Cover Townsite in American Falls
Inland Ocean will cover the townsite of American Falls as the reservoir is built. The district faced a costly right of way, moving most of American Falls and acquiring land to flood, with government payments and power rights negotiations shaping the project.
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Shepherd acquitted as trial ends in Chicago murder case
Chicago jurors acquit William Darling Shepherd of murdering his ward Billy McClintock. He signs for 6600 dollars and is freed to await further action on an additional charge about Billy’s mother Tiny Ma Nelson McClintock. The verdict ends a long legal battle amid public scrutiny and state attention.
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