Subway Clash Sparks First Night of New York Strike
In New York on July 24 police and subway strikers clash as the Interborough strike resumes after a failed job return attempt. Anthony Guggino is knocked unconscious and arrested for disorderly conduct. Strikers claim police aggression while police say the riot began with strike supporters.
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Subway
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Anthony Guggino
Alexander Barton
Consider Building New Navy Dirigible
President Coolidge and Secretary Wilbur discussed starting construction of a six million cubic foot airship for the navy next year. The vessel would be about three times Shenandoah size and cost between five and six million dollars, but no final decision was reached.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
Navy
Coolidge
Wilbur
Navy Department
Foreign Papers Defend United States Against Shylock Accusations
The Associated Press reports that British and Latin American papers reject claims the United States acts as a shylock over war debts. Outlets in Rome London Buenos Aires defend US stance while criticizing attacks as unfounded amid debt negotiations and franc devaluation.
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London
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Paris
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Great Britain
France
A C Reynolds of Keota Dies Here
Alfred Reynolds a longtime Delta and Keota businessman died at the county hospital after a prolonged illness caused by pernicious anemia He was born in 1848 near Leites and married Mary Cooley in 1885 Survived by his wife five children and siblings Funeral services will be held in Delta Christian church with burial in Garrett cemetery
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Rochester
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Wr. Reynolds
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Leite
Caleb Reynolds
Eliza Jane (Garrett) Reynolds
Marys Cooley
Howard Freshwaters
Washingon
Ralph Gibson
Fay Hinehart
Washington
Eva Long
Sigourney
Theodore Reynolds
Aiken Reynolds
Henry
What Cheer
Jane Chrisman
Christian Church
Garrett
Chicago Gangsters Add Another Victim To List
Alcohol gangsters claimed their second victim within 24 hours and the forty second since January. John Conlon aged 25, a reputed minor henchman, was shot as he sat with friends in a West Side saloon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Conlon
West Side
Rain In Western Iowa Causes Cool Threatening Weather
Heavy rain drenched western Iowa last night followed by cooler, threatening conditions today. The storm affected councils and towns with widespread showers and gusty winds.
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Iowa
Riots Stop Klan Route to Corning Meeting
About 75 anti Klan protesters confronted about 75 Klansmen on the Wap Goodwin farm bridge near Corning Iowa. Rocks and missiles damaged autos returning from a county Klan meeting. Sheriff Coakley called the riot moving toward a jury review. Bryan Hostinson named as Klan head could not be reached.
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Corning
Tfa
Iowa
Bryan Hostinson
Muskegon Family Burned to Death in Fire
Muskegon businessman Paul Christie 41 and his wife 37 perished with their children Marian 7 and Charles 21 months in a North Muskegon house fire reported around 2:30 AM. Bodies found inside, origin undetermined, home on Bear Lake near Muskegon lake channel.
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Muskegon, Mich
Paul Christie
Muskegon
Marian
Charles
North Muskegon
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Youths Confess Series of Robberies
John Ellison and Lewis McCall, under arrest in Des Moines Iowa, confessed to robberies including five stations a tire company a drug store a garage and a poultry house. A cave near Creston holds a considerable portion of their loot. A third gang member is being sought at Albert Lea Minnesota. All three are under 21.
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Des Moines
John Ellison
Lewis McCall
Creston
Albert Lea
Minn
Ellison
McCall
Fear Mob Violence Over Nebraska Slayer Confession
Alliance Nebraska July 94 Asheart Hill Gordon Neb a rancher confessed slayer Neal Oblen a cowboy in his employ was moved from Sheridan county jail Ruahville Nev to safe harbor to avert mob violence He shot Oblen twice the first above the heart the second lower He hid the body then buried it in a grave Oblen’s body found early yesterday
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Associated Press
Alliance
Neb
Asheart Hill
Gordon
Neal Oblen
Sheridan County
Ruahville
Nev
Oblennis
Mutiny on American Freighter Quelled Off Uruguay
A mutiny aboard the American freighter West Mah wah bound for Los Angeles was quelled in Montivideo Uruguay with help from American counsel Gavilor Walsh and a detachment of Uruguayan marines aboard.
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Uruguay
West Mahwah
Los Angeles
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Gavilord Walsh
Railway engineers dispose of Equitable Building control
Cleveland July 24 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has disposed of its control of the 1 story Equitable Building in New York. Purchasers named are Wm H Vanderbilt Harry C rushing IT and Leroy Baldwin, connected to the Vanderbilt family by marriage.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Osio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Equitable
New York
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Harry
Vanderbilt
Leroy Baldwin
Resolutions on Primary Lost Out in Des Moines Caucus
At the Iowa Republican convention in Des Moines on July 21 the party rejected two resolutions. One urged amending the state primary law to allow only county level nominations at primaries and have national and state candidates chosen at state and district conventions. The other urged a state bank guaranty law guaranteeing all deposits in state chartered banks. Both failed in the ninth district caucus by 62 to 59.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
George Wright
Pottawattamice County
United States
Lowa
Woman Seriously Hurt When Wheel Falls Off Car
Mrs G H Kober of Santa Monica Calif was seriously injured when a wheel came off the car she was driving and turned over three miles north of Grandview near Mascatine La last night Mr Kober and a daughter were also injured but not seriously A punctured tire caused the rear wheel to come off the vehicle in the crash.
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Mascatine
G. H. Kober
Santa Monica
Calif
Grandview
Heat Wave Kills 106 Across New England and Mid Atlantic
A four day heat wave, eased by Thursday storms, has claimed 106 lives across New England and the mid Atlantic. Victims include John Watson Dixon and Harry Anson Moody. Storms caused damage, outages, and halted traffic while officials offered park pools and hydrants to the public.
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New York
New England
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey
New York City
New York State
John Watson Dixon
Yale Club
Harry Anson Moody
F. W. Woolworth Company
Texas Voters Nominate States and National Seats
Texas voters head to polls to choose state tickets and 18 national congressional offices. The gubernatorial race centers on Miriam A Ferguson with rivals Dan Moody and Lynch Davidson, Edith Williams, and F F Zimmerman. Fergusonism as policy influence is a key campaign theme.
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Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
K. M. Johnson
San Antonio
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Ferguson
Dan Moody
Lynch Davidson
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Edith Williams
FF. Zimmerman
Morris County
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Miss Heaton and Charles Trimble Marry in Fort Dodge
Miss Persis Heaton Iowa's leading musician and national Mu Phi president wed Charles M Trimble Indianola businessman in Fort Dodge. The couple left for a Minnesota automobile trip and will reside in Indianola after returning home.
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Indianola
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Kentucky girl who slapped minister wins clemency ruling
In Kentucky a court had found Martha Bates guilty for slapping Rev Arlie Brown after his sermon criticizing bobbed hair. Governor William Shields granted a full and free pardon after a circuit court trial and public dispute over the punishment.
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Frankfort
Commonwealth of Kentucky
William Shields
Purson
Martha Bates
Whitesburg
Kentucky
Arlie Brown
Millstone
U S Denies Asking Britain for Right of Search
London July 24 officials deny that the United States has asked Britain for the right of search and seizure or any unreasonable demand in relation to the present prohibition conference.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Robert Scott Confesses in New Story on Double Murder
The Chicago case of Robert and Russell Scott, accused murderers, resurfaces as Robert says he fired the shot that killed drug clerk Joseph Maurer. Robert, returned from a California prison, pleaded guilty and received life. Russell, once tied to the case in legal maneuvers, awaits execution after a prior plea and retrials. The confession likely won t save Russell from the gallows.
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Chicago
Robert
Russell Scott
Herald and Examiner
Joseph Maurer
California
William N. Gemmil
Russell
Poincare Cabinet Works on Bills to Relieve Finances
Paris July 24 The cabinet of national reconciliation led by Raymond Poincare works on financial bills to be presented next Tuesday. The bills aim to replace the premier’s policy statement and seek swift approval from both chambers before an August 10 long vacation. The Journal says Poincare may seek a bill ending Parliament’s powers for two years.
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PARUS
Cabinet of National Reconciliation
Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Poincare
Guardsmen guard Canton officials after publisher murder
Armed Ohio National Guard members in plain clothes patrol the homes of Canton officials after the slaying of Don R. Mellett, a publisher who fought vice. Police questioned Hyman Darling. an Alliance car linked to bootlegger Karl Aspel drew attention. Coroner McQuate travels to New Haven for firearm analysis.
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Canton
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Don R. Mellett
Mellett
Pittsburgh
Hyman Darling
Darling
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Karl Aspel
Aspel
C. T. McQuate
New Haven
Conn
Winchester Arms Company
McQuate
Slaying of Two State Patrolmen Near Grand Marais
In Minnesota near Grand Marais on July 24, two state highway patrolmen were shot and killed while removing a hand lettered poster advertising a 40 acre farm for sale. Sheriff searches target John Westblade, a 50 year old farmer whose cabin was burned after the incident.
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Grand Marais
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Alvin Totfe
Sigrud Ide
Highway Department
Minnesota
Westblade
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