Japan Flag Incident Sparks Diet Debate in Tokyo
In Tokyo the flag desecration at the U S Embassy prompted a cabinet meeting and police search. Premier Kato and Foreign Minister Shidehara led discussions while officials expressed regret and pledged a thorough investigation.
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Verdict in One Hour's Time Declared in Prohibition Case
New York dispatch reports Gaston B Means former Justice agent and his secretary Elmer W Jarnecke were convicted of conspiring with bootleggers to remove 50 barrels of rye whisky from the Sami Thompson distillery in Brownsville Pennsylvania to a Pittsburgh warehouse. Jurors delivered verdict after trial. defense counsel given until noon next day to file motions. sentence date not set.
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Submarine Patented for Ice Navigation by Simon Lake
Inventor Simon Lake received a government patent for a submersible cargo submarine designed to navigate under ice. The craft aims to pierce ice covered seas, opening paths for navigation and delivery. The patent signals a significant step in subaqueous under ice exploration and commercial use.
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Unclear text fragment on political seat contest
Fragmentary notice describes an assembly seat contest with Union of South and referenced places such as Standerton and Transvaal region. Details unclear due to damaged OCR. mentions candidates or parties and a defeated or returned member.
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Car crash injures two and kills one near Paner
Report states Representative Isaac Batharach of the Second Beach district and Senator Evans were involved in a collision near Paner Road. The incident left one dead and two injured as the vehicles skidded and rolled. Authorities investigate cause and timing.
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Tramp Runs Four Miles to Save Train From Wreck
Webster City Iowa July 40 a fearless tramp leapt into Arnold signaling passenger train Xo 4 on the WH&L southbound to stop. He rushed on foot four miles from a ditch north of Humboldt to reach Arnold station just as the train began to leave. The onlookers then saw him disappear in the excitement.
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Humboldt
Amundsen abandons polar flight plan July 1
Special cable dispatch from Paris reports Roald Amundsen has abandoned the proposed transpolar aeroplane exploration due to financial difficulties, making it too late in the season to attempt Arctic crossing this year. Government pilots and crews expected orders for departure before six months’ time. Lieutenant Ralph Davison confirms readiness and will return to Washington.
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Fascisti Will Swear Loyalty to the King
In Rome on July 1 1924 Premier Mussolini announced a ceremony in which the fascist blackshirts will swear loyalty to the king. Each provincial center will hold a review with military and civil authorities present. The date is likely July 13 and the event aims to pacify tensions with a dramatic oath.
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Chicago Tribune
Labor Government Defeated Seventh Time in Commons
London July 1 the Macdonald labor government was defeated in the house of commons for the seventh time since taking office. A conservative motion to amend the finance bill at the committee stage passed 220 to 165 with Liberal support despite Chancellor Snowdens opposition.
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Snowdens
Chain bans bobbed hair for waitresses nationwide
A national order by a major restaurant chain prohibits bobbed hairstyles for female staff, allowing only long hair. The rule applies to all chain restaurants in the United States and Canada under threat of instant dismissal.
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United States
Canada
Smith Fractures Rib but Continues Flight
AHabad British India July 1. An American army world flight expedition member fractured a rib after a fall near the Ayiog field but announced he would press on. Army planes circled the area as the wounded pilot moved to continue the around the world quest, stopping briefly at Allahabad before resuming.
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Allahabad
Hongkong
Stuart MacLaren
Davis Leads In Convention Ballots After 30th Vote
Backing for John W Davis strengthens among conservative East business men as 30th ballot concludes. La Follette's independent movement gains traction in Cleveland. three way race seen with Davis, La Follette, and Coolidge. Conservative interests seek Davis nomination to avoid stalemate and preserve party influence.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Democratic Nominating Fight Bounces Across Convention Floor
The Democratic convention waded through a chaotic balloting round as McAdoo faltered with 4351-2 votes and Smith rose to 3231-2 while Davis reached 1261-2. Ralston, Cox, and Taggart trailed with remaining delegates. California and New York maneuvered to position their leaders for a possible bloc, as calls for unity intensified.
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28 ARE SENTENCED FOR KU KLUX RIOT
Ebensburg Pa July 1 Judge Finletter denied motions to set aside judgments for 18 Klan members and 10 Lilly residents convicted of affray and unlawful assembly after the Lilly riot that killed three locals. The 28 were fined costs and sentenced to two years in county jail from their incarceration dates. Three other Lilly residents faced arrest of judgment as the judge noted the defendants actions caused three Lilly citizens to die.
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Great Crop Damage By Army Worms
Special to The Washington Post reports enormous crop damage across the middle West from army worms over the last ten days. Indiana Illinois and Iowa suffer most while Wisconsin notes widespread infestation. Pests cover counties like a carpet destroying ever greens and boring into the soil.
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Convention Program Announced for Today
Eleventh session called to order at 10 30 am. Hastern daylight saving time Invocation by Rabbi Louis I Newman of Temple Israel New York. Continuation of balloting for Presidential nominee.
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Louis I Newman
Temple Israel
New York
Sleeping sickness patient regains consciousness at Gallinger hospital
Leslie Wonder, 36, of Alexandria, Virginia, who arrived from Baltimore, woke after a finger pressed on the supraorbital nerve and described past sleeping sickness symptoms to physicians yesterday. He was initially comatose but improved under Dr J P Tye. his final condition remains undetermined.
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Neolithic Cannibalism Found Among Ancient Remains
Neolithic bones discovered in a cave near Toulouse France have been analyzed at local laboratories. The remains show signs of deliberate breaking and processing suggesting cannibalism by early humans in the Seolith approximate era.
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Ears Sought for Replacement by Surgeon in Port Chicago
A charity appeal sponsored by a plastic surgeon seeks an abnormally large ear to replace a half amputation in a young man eight months after a runaway accident. An English philanthropist offers help without pay while a mother of six offers her ear to fund medical care for her child and the family. A desperate father hopes the ear will enable marriage and stability, and a hungry man offers any possible leverage to raise funds.
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U S Red Cross Depot in Greece Burned
Special cable dispatch from Athens reports a U S Red Cross depot burned while refugees and supplies are handled. Archbishops and relief workers are assisting amid the disaster as priests and volunteers coordinate food and medical aid for Greek refugees.
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