President Harding Visits Zion Park for Rest on Western Tour
President Harding traveled from Cedar City to Zion National Park in Utah for a day of rest from speeches, with Mrs. Harding accompanying. He plans to view the park, then resume westward travel, delivering two Idaho speeches after a night ride. He appealed for American adhesion to the world court and discussed taxation.
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Neysa McMein-Baragwanath Surprises Delayed Wedding Plans
New York June 27 Neysa McMein Baragwanath famed illustrator returns from Europe to announce her wedding to engineer J Baragwanath May 20 newscooped. She plans a studio honeymoon while her husband faces health issues and a county board resignation prompts a leadership change in Waterloo.
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Women Seek Iowa Seat on GOP National Committee
Des Moines June 27 Women Republican leaders in Iowa back candidates for associate member of the Republican national committee. Iowa national committeeman John Adams will select a woman representative. Mrs Frank W Dodson of Des Moines is favored by supporters, while Mrs Henry W Spalding of Grinnell and Mrs Walter S Brown of Polk County also figure as strong contenders.
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Storm in New York Leaves Four Dead and Dozens Injured
An intense ten minute cyclone struck Greater New York causing four deaths including comedian Bert Savey and Jack Grossman, with injuries and major property damage. Lightning flashed over Brooklyn and Long Island as a 46-foot wall toppled, killing instantly. Heat earlier in the day left 17 prostrations before the storm cooled.
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Turks to press Lausanne settlement insists on Ottoman debt terms
From Angora reports say Ismet Pasha, Turkey’s Lausanne chief delegate, has orders to press the Turkish position on debt payment. If no agreement is reached, Ismet may be recalled from Lausanne to enforce Turkish claims. The note indicates forceful diplomacy to secure settlements.
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Assassin's attempt on Premier Pasitch in Belgrade fails
June 27 Belgrade a would be assassin named Rajiteh fired six shots at Premier Pasitch as he left a building. The shots missed the premier and Rajiteh was arrested. The report notes a distracting advert about Premier Salad Dressing and Premier Coffee.
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Endurance flight by Army pilots ends after six hours
Two Army pilots Capt. L. H. Smith and Lieut. J. Richter attempted a four day endurance flight from Rockwell Field San Diego hoping to set multiple records. A generator failure forced descent after about six hours. Refueling in midair was tested with 50 gallons transferred from another plane.
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Justice Fines Eng Five and Costs in Halyard Case
In Chicago on June 87 a justice fined Eng Five and costs after a perplexing hearing. Justice Nazareth Barstumian of Manston presided while Justice Lynen expressed doubt, and a joking exchange followed about being just. The presiding judge noted the fine and costs.
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Reporters chased from Klan meeting in Des Moines
Des Moines reporters slipped into a Ku Klux Klan initiation in Des Moines. They faced shouts of lynch them and tar and feather them, with 10 minutes to escape before potential violence. Police denied regular officers invaded. The Des Moines Fascisti meeting was abandoned as organizers failed to locate their Northwest Dominion regent Paul Davis.
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Cable reports Miss Addams operation success
Cablegram from Miss Mary Rozet Smith says the operation on Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago now in Tokio Japan was successful with a benign tumor and a very favorable prognosis.
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Masked Man Talk Myth Boy Admits Killing Brother
Joseph Ger alka 12 confessed to police that he accidentally shot his 3 year old brother Jodihn while they played on a bed with parents away. He initially claimed a masked man with a red handkerchief killed the child, and his father’s clothing matched that description. After hours he admitted the shooting happened during play and was placed with his brother Frank in a juvenile home.
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War Council Pledges $2,000,000 Drive Against Prohibition
Westerville Ohio June 27 reports say the War Council of nationality leaders will spend at least $2,000,000 to fight wet laws and press for enforcement of the Volstead act. Antisaloon League officials outline strategies, with Wayne Bo Wheeler detailing historical arguments. Prohibition supporters insist the dry movement must become reality, even as debates continue over border shipments and temperance policy.
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Co-ordination of Body and Mind to Double Life Span
Milwaukee Wis June 27 an address before the Citizens club outlined a plan for advancing science in human life. Paul Valtinkw Salt Lake City claimed most humans are only modestly developed and proposed coordinated mind body methods to extend life, with a bold aim of doubling life span through future discoveries.
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Five in Death Car at New Hampton
Five members of the Kramer family were in a car involved in a fatal crash near New Hampton on June 27. Sonetalj Yaie Kramer, five, died instantly, Hazel, 10, died eight hours later from internal injuries. Pearl, eight, had toes cut off but was otherwise unharmed. Benjam in, three, escaped with minor bruises. A girl arrived by the father, then Kramer, and a Chicago Great Western train struck the vehicle at 210 PM. Witnesses say the pickup was moving slowly toward the depot as the engineer prepared to stop ten rods away. The brakes failed to hold and the car was struck.
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Charge of Murder in Commons Sparks Member Ejections
In the Commons Labor MPs Lendoen and J A Wheatley attacked the government's public health policy calling it murderous. They were suspended after refusing to leave. Clergyman-legislator Hoy C G Campbell faced a charge of murderer but was suspended.
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Hansels Awarded $24 078 Judgment Against David Sect
Hansels John and Margaret Hansel, formerly of Nashville, Tennessee, win a final decree in a suit against Benjamin Purnell and the House of Navid at Tenor Warrol. Judge Sater in Columbus files the decree, overrules rehearing, awards $24 078.08 with costs, and denies appointing a technical verifier.
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Blames Wheat Parley Talks for Price Drop in Oklahoma
John A. Whitehurst president of the Oklahoma state board of agriculture cites statements at the Chicago National Wheat Conference as causing a 12 cent drop in wheat prices. He calls for a conference on economic production to be held in Wichita Kansas, inviting growers from Texas Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri and Colorado to participate.
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Plans Form 8rd Political Party to Support Henry Ford
Detroit June 27 A third national political party to elect Henry Ford president in 1924 will form at a forthcoming Michigan for Ford for President club convention. Rev Dr Willian Dawe, Dearborn club president, said the date is undecided though the gathering will be scheduled so Ford for President clubs nationwide can send delegates. The Dearborn club is broadcasting pictures of the auto manufacturer and distributing for President literature at members’ expense.
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Trolley crash injures 36 in Los Angeles area
In Los Angeles, June 27, a Pacific Electric passenger train traveling 30 miles per hour in fog collided head on with a freight near Wilmington. Six trainmen and 30 passengers were injured, two trainmen and five passengers seriously hurt. others escaped with minor injuries as wreckage scattered.
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Evidence Began in Trial of Whipping Boss Wisginbotham
In Lake City Florida on June 27 jurors were chosen after ten hours of questioning for the trial of T W Wisginbotham the whipper boss charged with beating Martin Tabert to death. The circuit court opened the evidence phase with a jury of two businessmen and ten farmers.
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Big Liners Face Seizure If Wet Policy Kept Up
Foreign governments to be warned again that the U S will enforce the Volstead Act in liquor cases. New York harbor faces possible seizures as ships carrying liquor are challenged, with arrests of masters and forfeiture of vessels. The plan follows talks among Treasury and Prohibition officials to extend enforcement beyond contraband seizures.
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