Church factions brace for clashes over Mexico City religious order
In Mexico City factions align for and against the government religious policy to take effect at midnight. Labor groups and parties rally support for Calles, while Catholic authorities plan to withdraw priests and hand churches to municipal committees to avert violence.
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Mexico City
Confederation of Labor and Socialist Parties
Calles
Crywereh
League For Defense of Religious Liberty
Confederation of Labor
Noty’s Appeal Rejected by French Court
Beirut July 29 Pennet J Doty of Memphis Tennessee had his appeal from an eight year sentence at hard labor for desertion from the French foreign legion rejected by a higher military court.
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The
Associated Press
Beirut
Pennet J. Doty
Memphis
Tenn
Robbery on Boston to Amesbury Train Nets $65000
Robbers tied up and robbed the Salisbury Point station baggage master William Jordan of $65000 in cash sent from the federal reserve to Amesbury’s Powow River National Bank. They wore masks, escaped before the train stopped, and police suspect an awaiting car. Three mail pouches were taken along with three pounds of mail.
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Associated Press
Salisbury
Mass
Boston
Maine
Salisbury Point
Federal Reserve Bank
Powow River
American Express Company
Wight
Sioux City Chosen for County Officers Convention Site
Sioux City was selected as the next annual meeting place for the Iowa County Officers Association by six county officer groups each with three votes. Ed Madigan of Waterloo was elected president, P C Churchill of Cedar Rapids vice president, and R L Bordner of Independence secretary treasurer.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Sioux City
Iowa County Officers Association
Davenport
Spirit Lake
General Association
Ed Madigan
P. C. Churchill
Cedar Rapids
R. L. Bordner
Independence
County Supervisors
May Take Up Case of Aimee McPherson Again
Los Angeles officials weigh renewing the grand jury inquiry into the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping after new evidence. The probe could extend to Tucson and Douglas Arizona where McPherson appeared across the border in Mexico on June 23.
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Aimee
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Carmel
Calif
Herman Cline
Joe Ryan
Tucson
Douglas
Ariz
Mexico
Three Arrests In Mellett Murder Case In Ohio
Three Greeks are under arrest in Youngstown Ohio tied to the murder of Canton publisher Don R. Mellett. Police say the men are held on suspicion for Canton authorities and a woman tied to one of the suspects is also detained.
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Associated Press
Youngston
Ohio
Kedgwin Powell
Don R. Mellett
Canton
Arrest of woman in old murder case in New Jersey
Mrs. Edward Wheeler Hall widow of St. John's rector in New Brunswick is held without bail in Somerville jail for the 1922 murder of her husband and Mrs. Eleanor Mills. Warrants were sworn yesterday. case revived after an annulment suit by Arthur B. Reichle.
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Associated Press
Somerville
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Eleanor Mills
Riechle
Mr. Hall
Hall
West Indian hurricane devastates Caribbean and U S shores
The storm first hit Nassau and Florida coast then Georgia, causing extensive damage. Sixty seven lives lost and property damage estimated in the millions. Sizable ship losses include three schooners sunk off Sanoa Island with fifty four bodies washed ashore.
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Cartigbean
Nassau
Florida
Georgia
Sanoa
Francisimo
Peaceful
Macoris
Sanoa Island
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Franciemy
Macoy
Sagna Islands
Sac
Porce
Savannah
Palm Beach
West Palm Beach
Lake Worth
Sir. Augustine
Miami
Court Martial of Twelve Enlisted Guardsmen Ordered
D F A De Otte acting commandant ordered the court martial of twelve enlisted coast guardsmen and one non commissioned officer on misconduct charges. The action follows an investigation into rum running along the New Jersey coast.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
D. F. A. de Otte
Guard
New Jersey
An ounce of sugar for a child per day
An ounce of sugar or its equivalent suffices for a day for a child. This statement appears as a simple guidance snippet reflecting dietary advice for young children.
Grease Plant Burns at Council Bluffs
A massive fire at Monarch Manufacturing in Council Bluffs destroyed the grease plant, two warehouses, and nearly a million gallons of grease causing an estimated loss near 700000 dollars. Firefighters saved adjacent tanks and materials while the damaged section will be rebuilt.
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Council Bluffs
Associates Mrese
Monarch Manufacturing Company
H. A. Searle, Sr
Toledo
Ohio
Los Angeles
Mee
Searle
Miller Talks to State Democrats in Gubernatorial Bid
Alex Miller of Washington addressed the state Democratic convention, promoting a hard road bond issue and enforcement of all laws including the Volstead act. He disparaged Republicans, praised fellow neighbor Colonel Brookhart, and commented on farmers’ conditions and Post Office appointments influencing votes.
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Associated Press
Meaning Papers
Miller
Alex Miller
Washington
Prockhart
Brooklays
Des Moines Register
Coolidge
Miler
Colonel Brookhart
Tie
Brookhart
Judicial convention re nominating four Iowa Supreme Court justices
Des Moines July 29. The Republican judicial convention nominated Justices Faville De Graff Vermillion and Morling to succeed themselves with no opposition. Nominations were made by acclamation and the convention met for under half an hour.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Republican Judicial Convention
Faville
de Graff
Vermillion
Morling
Iowa Supreme Court
Two Are Killed in Omaha Amid Feud Shooting
Ned. July 29. Pantl R Blackwood and his wife Margaret Blackwood were killed when their car was sprayed with shotgun fire. Blackwood's brother-in-law Richard Craven was wounded. Ab Cervean is held in connection with the slaying as police link the attack to an ongoing feud with an Italian rival.
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Omama
Ned
Pantl R Blackwood
Margaret Blackwood
Blackwood
Richard Craven
Ab Cervean
First American Theatre Built in 1716 at Williamsburg
A fragment notes the first theatre in America was built in 1716 in Williamsbug Virginia. The record highlights early colonial culture and the emergence of American theatre.
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America
Williamsbure
Investors urge U.S. to pay losses on German securities
Thousands of American investors press Congress to reimburse losses from German paper marks and bonds. They argue U.S. government aided their investments to help Germany regain financial stability. Rep Hawley says claims would fall through diplomatic channels, not taxpayer funding, and Germany would bear the burden if redeeming billions in marks.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Germany
Hawley
Oregon
Ways and Means Committee
Forty-Two Indicted for Alleged Vote Fraud in Chicago
True bills against 42 persons charging vote frauds and irregularities in the April primaries were voted by the special grand jury. Several named are women. thirty eight judges and clerks and three ward workers are charged with misconduct.
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Associated Prowsa
Chicago
Erand
Sherman elected to head Y M C A for another year
Sherman was re-elected president of the YMCA board for the next year at the first meeting of the new year. Orville Elder was re-elected vice president and Everette Griffith treasurer. Milan Shields named secretary to succeed the late James A. Work. The board, listing many members, awaits a fifteenth seat to replace the late Marsh W. Bailey, with a vacancy declared for ninety days.
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DD. Sherman
Sherman
Orville Elder
Everette Griffith
Milan Shields
James A. Work
Don Sherman
Frank R. Sage
Charles Davis
Ralph Livingston
J. M. Bratton
R. E B. Brown
Cloyce Kerr
D. J. Ross
J. H. Peet
Winfield Smouse
Claude Tucker
Marsh W. Bailey
Shotgun Fired At Boys In Winthrop Group Near Town
Police from Winthrop and neighboring counties hunt for occupants of a touring car after a shotgun blast at 8:30 PM Wednesday struck a group of boys on Grant highway. Dale Scott, 12, lost vision in one eye. Gaylord Scott, Gerald Dunlap, and Steven Short, all 12 to 14, suffered leg wounds. Clues are slim as the boys were frightened and failed to note the license number.
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Associated Press
Winthrop
Iowa
Grant Highway
Dale Scott
Gaylord Scott
Dale
Gerald Dunlap
Steven Short
Rainfall totals boost crop prospects in Mason City
Mason City Iowa July 29. The week’s total rainfall rose to 1.87 inches after last night’s .99 inch. Rain fell steadily with little runoff. Corn farmers say the rainfall this week virtually assures a good crop.
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Mason City
Peace rules Iowa Democratic convention platform debate
At Des Moines July 28 the Iowa Democratic party adopted a platform denouncing Coolidge farm policy and backing farm relief measures including tariff reduction and a government export corporation. The convention endorsed state road building, economy, and a non partisan judiciary while tabling the bank guaranty plan. Alex Miller favored a hard road bond issue and J J Feuling was re elected state central chairman.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Democratic Party of
Smith W. Brookhart
Dan FF. Steck
Congress
Brookhart
Porter
Coolidge
Public Invited to See Camp Programs at Cone Lake YMCA
Secretary Harry Kreider reports J. S. Brown, director of the Cone Lake YMCA boys camp, has a busy week on the bill. tonight track meet and swimming exhibition tomorrow at 6 15 p m stunt night campfire eight o clock two aquatic meets Saturday at 11 and 4 o clock overnight hike at seven o clock Washington week next week with many local lads expected. Boys seeking information should consult Mr Kreider.
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Harry Kreider
J. S. Brown
Cone Lake
Washington
Kreider
Diesel Engine Highlighted at Sesqui-centennial Exhibition
The Diesel engine emerges as a major advance in power engine construction, featured among the largest collection of types ever shown at the sesqui-centennial exposition.
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Charleston
Pavense
Ohuuakari Iestifies
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Prema
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Tivers
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Thomas W. Cunningham
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Ben Golden
Wu. S. Ware
Golden
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Missouri
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D Gelone
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