Peace terms prepared for Abd El Krim by Madrid talks
Paris dispatch reports Franco Spanish conference at Madrid crafting peace terms for Abd El Krim of the Rif. France and Spain seek a joint program to end Moroccan warfare though Krim may not accept. Abd El Krim broken leg reported after a mule incident near Malilla. French Senate votes confidence in Painleve government Morocco policy.
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Associated Press
Paris
French Foreign Office
Abd-El-Krim
Morocco
Madrid
Abd-El- Krim
Spain
France
Abd
Malilla
Abd El-Krim
Painleve Pfovernment
Doctrinal Battle Breaks Out at Baptist Meeting
In Seattle on July 2 the 19th annual Northern Baptist convention split over seating four Park Avenue Church delegates from New York City. A fundamentalist challenged a chair’s ruling allowing the delegates after confirming the church’s financial support and cooperation.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Northern Baptist Convention
Park Avenue Church
New York City
Park Avenue
Street Car Workers Weigh Strike Action in Des Moines
Des Moines street car union officials said a walkout would be authorized by their Detroit headquarters if needed. The dispute centers on contract violations and the firing of a conductor, with company officials denying grounds for charges. Fred Canfield of Cedar Rapids offered mediation services to both sides.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Car Men's Union Today
Detroit
International Union
Des Moines City Railway Company
International
Canfield
Fred Canfield
Cedar Rapids
United States Conciliation Board
Deny Statements on Oil Leases by Edward L Doheny
The New York Times reports government lawyers rebut Edward L Doheny’s claims that war fears in the Pacific spurred naval oil leases. Officials say treaties were signed before Doheny’s first contract in 1922 and note omissions from Interior records while discussing the arms conference timeline and President Harding’s role.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward L. Dohney
Pacific
New York Times Today
Oisease
Mr. Dohney
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Senate
Doheny
Mr. Pomerene
Mr. Doheny
John K. Robison
Cheyenne
Pomerene
State Department
Edward C. Finney
the Times
Albert B. Fall
Finney
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Fall
Interior Department
Department
Roberts
New York Tribune
Dohney
Harding
Great Britain
Far East
Times
Harvey
Crequers Court
Lloyd George
May
Errigh
Earthquake Seen as Natural Incident Says Scientist
Captain T J Lee of Mare Island California called the Santa Barbara quake a natural incident in continent formation. He advised no alarm and urged safe houses, noting recent coastal tremors reflect ongoing continental uplift and lava expulsion shaping new land.
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San Francisco
Santa Barbara
T J. J. Lee
Mare Island
California
Rocky Mountains
Captain Lee
Montana
Taxes take ten percent of national income says professor
Iowa City July 2 A round table at the Commonwealth Conference at the State University quotes Professor John A Fairlie of the University of Illinois estimating that between 10 and 11 percent of total national income is spent for taxes He notes current tax revenue exceeds post Civil War levels but relative to the debt we are not spending as much now He will speak on state and federal taxes this evening.
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Iowa City
Iowa
John A. Fairlie
University of Illinois
State University
Wheat price slips on Winnipeg market trade
Wheat fell sharply as July futures dropped five cents to 1.55% and October futures down 4% to 1.48% on the Winnipeg market. Experts cited yesterday’s losses on the Chicago market as the cause for the decline.
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Winnipeg
Associated Press
Chicago
Relief Seen But Heatwave Persists Across Iowa
Des Moines reports show temperatures reaching 110 in some cities with 105 in Marshalltown and 104 in Des Moines. The weather bureau warned continued heat could harm crops while promising some relief tonight. Five prostrations were reported including three workers at a Drake University stadium project.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
Marshalltown
Clarinda
Boone
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Atlantic
Albia
Creston
Sioux City
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Drake University
Mercury
Politicians Speculate on La Folletteism After His Death
Washington insiders debate if Progressiveism survives without Robert M. La Follette. They weigh if he was essential to the movement or merely a leading figure. Analysts doubt a successor can sustain the bloc, with Borah Norris Wheeler and others discussed as possible but imperfect stand-ins. The piece notes political shifts as Congress resumes, with Wisconsin outlooks for 1926 elections and hopes for La Follette’s seat.
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Washington, D. C
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
Borah
Norris
la Follete
Wheeler
I. Follette
Cleveland
Chicago Church for Deaf and Dumb Was Founded Years Ago
Chicago marks fifty years since the founding of All Angels Episcopal Mission for the deaf, started July 2 1875 under Rev A W Mann. About 200 deaf worshippers use sign language in a silent service with no hymns or sermons, now housed in a permanent Chicago building for the Episcopal church in Illinois and Iowa.
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Associated Press
Chicago
All Angels Episcopal Mission
A. W. Mann
Cleveland
Flick
Episcopal Church
Linels
Wisconsin
Iowa
Tie
MacMillan Arctic Bow at Labrador awaiting Peary
The Bow cutting ship of the MacMillan Arctic expedition sits at Battle Harbor Labrador awaiting the Peary amid fog ice floes and falling barometer. A radio from the expedition, released by National Geographic, notes shelter from fog and rockbound seas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bowdoin
Battle Harbor
Labrador
L. E. Caldwell
R. J. Jewis
East Cleveland
National Geographic Society
Probe Death of Fred Butts in Indiana Poison Found in Stomach
HARLAN July 2 There were no new developments in the inquiry into the death of Fred Butts who died after taking what he thought were Rochelle salts State Chemist Teeters Iowa City found sodium fluoride in his stomach The coroner s jury recessed awaiting further action by Coroner James Bisgard and county attorney R Foswitt Sidney resident K A Humphrey visiting the Butts family said he would hire counsel to represent his interests No formal charges have been filed by the county attorney.
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Associated Press
Harlan
Fred Butts
Teeters
Iowa City
James Bisgard
R. Foswitt
K. A. Humphrey
Sidney
Butts
Attorne
Chicago City Council Seeks Two Year State Redistricting
The Chicago city council votes to pressure Illinois to complete a legislative reapportionment within two years or consider seceding from the state to form a separate commonwealth. Corporation counsel Francis X. Bug eh backs the plan, arguing for expanded Chicago representation in the general assembly.
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Chicago
State of Illinois
Francis X. Bugeh
General Assembly
Bergdoll Claims Buried Gold Pot Exceeds 240000
Grover C. Bergdoll swore in a Baden Germany notarized statement that a buried Maryland pot contains more than 240000. He said his mother Emma Bergdoll and court custodian Thomas W. Miller claim other sums. The document ties to counter suits over property seized during the World War II era.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Grover C. Bergdoll
Maryland Hills
Emma C. Bergdoll
Thomas W. Miller
Baden
Germany
Bergdoll
Europe
Ny Own Property.” Tergdoll
Grinnell College Professor Found Dead in Portage Point Cottage
Prof Walter Scott Hendrixson 66 of Grinnell College Grinnell Ia was found dead in his Portage Point cottage near Manistee Mich authorities were alerted by his wife who had not heard from him for weeks Coroner Bradford said he likely lay dead ten days Hendrixson was a noted chemist and lecturer
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Associated Press
Manisthe, Mich
Walter Scott Hendrixson
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Portage Point
Hendrixson
Bradford
Mexican Rebels Cross the Border Into Mexico
A unit of De la Huerta revolutionists is believed to have crossed into Mexico at Columbus New Mexico yesterday. General Roman Lopez reports the group is visiting Alfonso De la Huerta, brother of Adolfo, and denies planning a new revolt while being watched by Mexican and US service members.
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Tvo
Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
de la Huerta
Mexico
Columbus
N. H
Roman Lopez
Juarez
Alfonso de la Huerta
Alfonso
Adolfo
United States
Lopez
Number of pigs on farms decreases in 11 corn belt states
A preliminary survey by the Department of Agriculture with rural mail carriers shows a 200 percent drop in sows farrowing in the 11 corn belt states this year versus spring 1924. Despite more pigs saved per litter, total pigs saved are only 11 percent below 1924 figures due to favorable weather in March and April.
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Associated
Ressdes
Man Kicked by Horse Dies at Muscatine Hospital
William Cannam, 85, of Illinois, died in a Muscatine hospital yesterday from internal injuries after he was kicked by a horse. The incident occurred Monday when the man was handling the animal, according to Associated Press reporting.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
William Cannam
Illinois
New Canton Governor Names Loyalists in Southern China
Wu Hon Min named civil governor and foreign affairs secretary with Chung Hoi as finance minister and Hsu Sung Chi as war minister in Canton regime. Sun Fo joins ministry of communications as new government gains cautious international reception amid anti foreign tensions. Russia denies aiding chaos in China.
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China
Canton
Wu Hon Min
Chung Hoi
Finance
Hsu Sung Chi
Sun Fo
Russia
Moscow
Tehitcherin
Borah
London
United States
Great Britain
Peking
Shanghai
Teachers to vote on education department
In Indianapolis on July 2 the National Education Association considers a bill to create a federal department of education with a secretary in the president's cabinet. The proposal asks for an annual $1,500,000 maintenance appropriation and placement under civil service rules before the convention ends.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
National Education Association
Department of Education
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