Lindbergh crowds cause deaths in Boston welcome
Boston greeted Colonel Charles Lindbergh with a crowd that caused a fatal collapse and numerous injuries at East Boston airport. Guards, police, and hospital staff battled to manage the crush while Lindbergh’s arrival dominated the city and nearby officials attended the reception.
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Boston
Charles Lindbergh
Yyu
Lindbergh
Pacific
Maitland
Hegenberger
St. Louis
Mosquitoes Sold by the Quart in Stuttgart Ark
Stuttgart Ark July 22 AP Mosquitoes dead ones are worth 1.00 a quart here and the chamber of commerce wants as many as it can get. The contest rules require the mosquitos be trapped in Stuttgart to aid an anti mosquito campaign for quieter nights.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Chamber of Commerce
Women For Measure Helping Child Labor
Delegates at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Oakland pass a resolution re endorsing the general principles of the Federal child labor constitutional amendment. The measure urges state level study and ratification efforts to be initiated and carried on by each state, not by the national committee.
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France
New York
Boston
Markmann Bandstand
Oakland
Cal
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
National Committee
Statewide property assessment shows 1927 value rising
The tentative total assessed valuation of property in the state for 1927 taxation reaches 666,741,885, up 13,578,488 from 1926. County totals and the state board of equalization may adjust valuations if needed.
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Phoenilx
State Tax Commission
The
Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Citizens urge enactment of highway relief
Governor Hunt and the Arizona legislature are urged by a non partisan Phoenix meeting to pass a substantial highway program and emergency funding to pay freeway creditors. A eight member committee led by Monte Mansfield will draft the resolution calling action by the governor and both houses.
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Arizona
California
Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
Hunt
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Power Conway
Monte Mansfield
Tucson
George Jay
Bisbee
M. J. Ferguson
Safford
Geo. Comparet
J.T. Keastliel
Yuma
G. W. Appelby
Glendale
C. B. Flynn
Mesa
Prince of Wales Heads to Canada After Buckingham Party
The Prince of Wales, with Premier Baldwin and Prince George, attended a Buckingham Palace garden party before departing for Southampton. Officials announced a August 7 motor to Buffalo to meet Vice President Dawes and Secretary Kellogg at the Buffalo Peace Bridge. The event served as a send-off and a homecoming for the Duke and Duchess of York. 10,000 invitations were issued for the garden party.
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London
Canada
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Southampton
Baldwin
Prince George
Niagar Falls
Dawes
Kellogg
Buffalo Peace Bridge
George
Queen Mary
Duke and Duchess of York
Antipodes
Aviator Chamberlin to test air hop on Leviathan voyage
Clarence D. Chamberlin, famed trans Atlantic aviator, accepts invitation from the shipping board to take off from the Leviathan in an airplane on her next Europe voyage. This marks a test of speeding up trans Atlantic mail and emergency passenger service.
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Washington
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Shipping Board
Europe
British Delegates To Return At Once To Geneva Parley
The cabinet council held for four hours discussed Geneva talks with Viscount Cecil and W. Bridgeman reporting on obstacles to success. It was decided they would soon return to Geneva with cabinet approval of their approach. No immediate collapse of the conference was feared as Premier Baldwin prepared to depart for Canada with the Prince of Wales.
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Geneva
Viscount Cecil
W. C. Bridgeman
Viscount Ceedge
Wr. Bridgeman
London
Baldwin
Canada
Prince of Wales
Arizona Colorado River Commission Eyes Denver Conference
The Arizona Colorado river commission, with all members, resumes work to prepare its Denver presentation for August 11 before the seven basin state representatives. Officials express renewed confidence that upper basin jurors will hear a fair, open minded defense of Arizona's Colorado river claims against California while noting mutual interests with the north basin.
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Los Angeles
California
Conference of Governors and Commissioners
Denver
Arizona
Prescott
Arizona Colorado River Commission
Upper Basin
Threat Enters Texumseh Bank Loot Then Captured
An unidentified man threatened to blow up the Tecumseh National Bank with a can of nitroglycerin and forced a clerk to surrender about $1500. He was captured as he left the bank by J. S. Rosebush, president, and LeRoy Cooper, assistant county attorney.
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Shasvnice
Okla
Tecumseh National Bank
J. S. Rosebush
LeRoy Cooper
Earthquake Shakes Cairo Region Early Morning
An earthquake was recorded at Helnan observatory at 6 o'clock this morning with its epicenter reported nearby Cairo. The tremor caused light disturbance and was felt in the city, despite the distance from the epicenter.
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Cairo
Egypt
Helnan Observatory
Weather Outlook for Arizona Weekend
Weather bulletin notes generally fair conditions across Arizona Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Northeast portion may experience variations and uncertain precipitation.
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Arizona
McPherson Quits Los Angeles Temple Penniless and Broken
Aimee Semple McPherson declares she is penniless and heartbroken and has left Los Angeles to start anew in distant fields. She says she could not remain at Angelus Temple under the present regime and plans to care for her students while leaving behind 18 years of demanding labor. Rev. Charles A. Jaynes released the letter after being barred from reading it from the pulpit.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Watmer Fields
Charles A. Jaynes
McPherson
Jaynes
Angelus Temple
Kennedy
Los Angeles Temple
Court may rule on Oklahoma oil curtailment order
Gypsy Oil challenges the Oklahoma State Corporation Commission order to curb Seminole field production saying conditions don’t justify state intervention. The order, issued after testimony by Ray Collins, prohibits drilling in certain districts and is returnable August. Gypsy alleges unconstitutionality and unequal treatment.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State Corporation Commission
Seminole Field
Gypsy Oil Company
Gypsy
Ray Collins
Collins
Teytar
Coolidge Opens Treasury for Mississippi Dike Repair
Rapid City S D July 22 AP The federal treasury will be opened by President Coolidge for funds to repair the broken dikes of the Mississippi river but no decision on Hoover’s plan to aid interest and amortization on levee bonds. The president has not decided on a special session to discuss flood relief and control, though Sen Smoot urges one. He favors applying a prospective tax cut to the current calendar year for taxes due next March 15.
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Rapid City
S. D
Federal Treasury
Coolidge
Mississippi River
Hoover
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Poison capsules given by women to mother fatal
Mrs Roy Wilson of Maple Neb confessed this afternoon she gave her mother Mrs Dan Loomis poison capsules a half hour before the aged woman died at her home Sunday. Her father Dan Loomis is seriously ill from poison but will recover.
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Rushville
Neb
Roy Wilson
Maple
Dan Loomis
Tremor in Italy Registered by Ban Dandi Observatory
An earthquake of extreme violence lasting two hours was recorded at 5 am by the Ban dandi observatory seismograph. The epicenter was estimated to be 4,700 kilometres away in a southeastern direction.
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Faenza
Italy
Bandandi Observatory
King Carol of Romania Quietly Gambles With Crown Ambition
In Neuilly, Carol the former crown prince remains secluded after King Ferdinand’s death. He calls himself King Carol of Romania but offers no public explanation of his claim or future actions. Madame Lupescu visits as telegrams and papers flood in. Ferdinand’s deathbed letters fuel debate over exile, renunciation, and royal fate.
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Paris
Neuilly
Carol
Romania
Ferdinand
Rumania
Michael
Magda Lupescu
Jassy
Bratiano
Associated Press
Kane Ferdinand
Rumani
Monroe Doctrine attacked at Pan American labor congress
At the Pan American labor congress in Washington the debate over Latin American policy and the Monroe Doctrine grew heated. William Green defended the doctrine, while Ricarto A. Martinez accused U.S. imperialism and argued the doctrine should not claim U.S. citizens abroad as part of national domain.
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Pan-American Labor Congress
Washington
United States
Fifth
William Green
Green
Ricarto A. Martinez
Venezuela
Matthew Wall
Leguia
Era
Anama
Colombia
Coolidge
United States of America
America
Martinez
Latin America
Congress
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