Dowenys Attorneys Seek Void Indictments in Oil Case
In a motion before the court, Dowenys' lawyers urge that indictments against Edward Doheny and associates be voided, arguing Congress intended a different approach to the government contracts scheme. The judge convenes for a full term as the motion to quash faces opposition from Pomerene, Roberts, and others, with department officials scrutinized amid ongoing investigations.
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Dowenys
Doheny
Fatard
Harry
Rand
Albert B Kall
Drib
Oserdsy
Krann
Hogan Ounsel
Motan
Pomerene
Roberts
Edstas Ron
Hogan
Department of Juse
Died Burke on Wonlaw July 7 194 ar 9 Tf n RAIDCR PF
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with funeral details including Michael Burke Catherine Carpenter and others. Interments referenced at Mount Olivet and Went Oliver cemeteries with dates and locations.
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Burke
Thea Oe
Carpenter
Monitor
Bate K Rad Catherne Carpenter
Frank Cenis
Nomerel Stree Norlees
Wennestar
Fmeniy
Oliver Remaeter Corbon
Waldo Emerson Corso
Hervicsa
Bret Erksburg
Tisae
Ellery
Tepups
Boofit
Bneighs
Foley
Ey Fanner
Marahil
Mattingly
Rom St
Bebe
Cohunhia Road
Mar Arel
Wen
St Vania
Italy to Send Power Across Strait to Sicily
London July 7 Prof Duido Semenza proposed a four mile overhead span across the Strait of Messina to deliver electric power into Sicily claiming sea currents rule out cables and tunneling. W S Murray of New York said the northeastern United States super power system is taking shape and could save the nation 500 million dollars annually.
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London
Duido Semenza
Italy
Sicily
Strait of
Messina
Semenza
W. S. Murray
New York
United States
Grand jury and special counsel clash over DOJ presence
The case argues officials from the Department of Justice must not appear in the grand jury room. It contends that Pomerene and Roherty acted as special assistants, not government counsel, and that the attorney general’s appointees attempted to control grand jury proceedings. The judge may allow a wide audience of counsel, and a ruling is expected before the fall term.
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Justice
Department of Justice
Hogan
Messrs
Pomerene
Rohorty
Peir
Horan
Ounsel
Editor Fights Duel as Act of Chivalry in Italy
Costavegehia Italy July Signor faordini editor of the Tribuna Rome tidas fought a duel with Sardinian professor Francesca Marras whom he wounded. The incident centers on a ridiculed article about decorum and the editor’s responsibility for all items in a newspaper. The duel, sparked by a claimed offense against marimiad persons, underscored two principles: carnality and chivalry. The editor offered to concede the point and let the professor seek revenge, sending seconds to arrange the challenge and appoint an arbitrator to settle the matter.
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Costavegehia
Italy
Signor Faordini
Tribuna
Rome
Tidas
Francesca Marras
Maria
Jordana
Delares
Elf Toef Martias
Tome
Japan Plans Large Increase in Air Fleet
Tokyo July 7 The navy minister Admiral Takarabe announced in the lower house that Japan plans to expand its naval air force. The program calls for increasing from seven squadrons to four additional squadrons by 1928, with formal adoption expected at the December session as developments at home and abroad necessitate the expansion.
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Tokyo
Mro
Takarabe
Farmer blamed in McCormick Plot admissions
In McCormick Plot a prominent Rockford area farmer is blamed as an extortion target involving former Senator Medill and his wife. Lenn 1% allegedly admitted partial involvement, claiming John Wright instigated the plan. Wright denies charges as authorities weigh Peek’s accusations.
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Washactaw Fost
Chicago
Army Globe Fliers Reach Persian Gulf Stopover
American world fliers arrive en route from Arachi to Bendar Abbas on the Persian gulf and plan a stop at Char Bar to refuel and take on supplies. Machines were overhauled and new engines fitted during the weekend.
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Charbar
Persia
Arachi
Bendar Abbas
Jugoslavia Charges Attacks by Italians
Vienna reports escalating tension as Belgrade protests Italian frontier attacks on Yugoslav customs officials. A brief note from Jugoslavian authorities cites twenty five officials harmed or endangered and warns of possible consequences for bilateral relations.
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Jugoslavia
Vienna
Italy
Belgrade
Rome
Brilliant Victory at Mountain Fort and Moros news
Madrid reports a seven day siege at Kobadarsa Mountain Fort, relieved by fresh Spanish troops. Half the garrison was killed or wounded, rebels fled, and relief reinforced Gen Serrano to proceed with operations in the Moroccan theater. General de Rivera will head toward Morocco Wednesday.
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Madrid
ADP
Kabadarsa Murocco
Osheta
Kobadarsa
Serrano
Primo de Rivera
Ceuti
de Rivera
Frederico Grand
Pasa
Saniurie
Wella
Tau
Bermud Z
Moraccae
Tanaquil Cones
Cuse Ceneril del Rivera
Moro
Newport Rumors Stir Summer Colony Morality Debate
Special to The Washington Test Newport Rotary 7 Miss Visa Smith condemns what she calls drunkenness and immorality among Newport's exclusive residents. She accuses year round locals and summer folk of vice and urges authorities to investigate, sparking consternation about potential inquiries.
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Newport Rotary
Morton Smith Miere
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Mio Wharton
School of Finance
Pennsylvania
Newpert
Smith
Big British Squadron Enters Golden Gate
In San Francisco July 7 1924 the first large British squadron to enter an American port in 40 years steamed through the Golden Gate to pay homage to the United States. The fleet led by the cruiser Hood fired a 241 gun salute as fortifications and city noise welcomed the visitors. Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Field conveyed greetings on behalf of the squadron.
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Francisco Jrrtia
Solden
United States
Tood
Hond
Fort Scott
Frederick Field
Associated Press
HMS
Heed
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Special Service Squadron
Automatic Typewritten Letter Service Offers Confidence
An automatic typewritten letter service highlights the value of etiquette and conscience in personal letters. It stresses that fulfilling obligations and presenting sincere apologies are unnecessary when one acts honestly, with emphasis on the letter as a personal gesture available to all.
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Universal Letter Service
Rebel Army Marches Toward Brazilian Capital Rio Janeiro
Buenos Aires reports an army of about 1300 men from Sao Paulo State and federal troops marching toward Rio Janeiro. Fighting persists in Sao Paulo with rail links cut and both sides claiming the upper hand. Officials say the movement is a serious, controlled insurrection engineered by Bernardes opponents. A state of siege was voted by the national congress.
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APJ
Sao Paulo
Rio Janeiro
Ka’ Macron
Brazil
Geenrat
Brasil
Rito Janeiro
Branifs
Bernardes
Rio
Senor Bernardes
National Congress
Macdonalds Paris trip May save Herriot Cabinet
The London press reports Premier Macdonald may hurriedly visit Paris to smooth tensions after Herriot’s invitation. Asquith and Baldwin voiced bewilderment as Macdonald defended the Chequers memorandum, saying it was nonbinding and left both governments free. He urged an August or September date to discuss Dawes, stressing France’s consent and that Germany must sign on. The episode complicates the Anglo French talks ahead of the London conference and Kellogg noted the news as the Dawes discussion continues.
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Onces
London
Herriot
France
Paris
Herbert H Asquith
Stanley Baldwin
Macdonald
Asquith
M Heriot
Dawes
Germany
Italy
Japan
Frange
Shain
Govac
United Stat
Frank B Kellogg
Americas
Tondon
Egents
House of Commons
McKelloggs
Doumergue Targeted by Cardinal at Notre Dame Ceremony
Cardinal Dubois welcomed President Doumergue and the Prince of Wales as they unveiled a bronze plaque in Notre Dame Cathedral commemorating British dead in France. Doumergue and a cabinet group visited the church amid a tense moment corrected by the Prince of Wales with a tribute speech.
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Varig
Taris
Doumergue
Prince of Wales
Notre Dame
France
Notre Dames
Days U S Favours Plan To Curb Arms Traffic
Geneva July 7 The American government would consider proposals and submit a draft convention to Congress with ratification prospect for control of traffic in arms and munitions. Hugh S. Gibson American minister to Switzerland said at the League of Nations disarmament commission opening. He would clarify Washingtons position and noted action depends on the convention. The meeting reviewed draft treaties on international control and private manufacture, with Cal Carnegie of Canada backing a second draft. Lord Cecil presided and warmly welcomed Gibson as a colleague.
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Congress
Hugh S Gibson
Switzerland
League of Nations Commission
Washington
Washingtons
Paris
Cal Carnegie
Canada
Lord Cecil
La Follette Confers Over Running Mate
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin met with leaders at a Cleveland conference to discuss his presidential bid and the selection of a running mate. He offered no public statement as a committee explored vice presidential options and electors in various states.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Progressive National Conference
R M la Fortette Jr
Fa Follette
Nelson Opens La Follette Headquarters in Chicago
Nelson a Wisconsin congressman and La Follette forces leader arrived in Chicago to open national headquarters for the La Follette presidential campaign. Philip La Follette accompanied him. the pair sought permanent quarters and polled advice from congressional allies not allied with Nelson’s politics.
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Chicago
Tohn W Nelson
Madson
Wisconsin
la Follette
Philip la Follette
Nelson
Socialist meeting endorses La Follette for president
A socialist convention endorsed La Follette for the presidency and voted to form a complete new party. Delegates were instructed to work toward a unified platform and send 118 delegates to the next party convention. Eugene V. Debs telegram supported the majority report.
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New Party Organization
Eugene V Fhebe
Elmhurst
Bertha Hale White
Socialist Party
Det
Teaders
Hilique
New oYorkh
Tot Berger Wisons
Waser
Milwaukee
Ihe
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