Naval talks drift amid Geneva flower festival display
The tripartite naval conference adjourned for a day as Geneva hosts its flower festival. Delegates failed to reach accords on treaty revisions, with Britain pressing for a public session and Japan and the United States favoring private talks to resolve core points.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Tripartite Naval Conference
Saito
Acles
Migeput
Washington
Ameneva
Gibson
United States
Neva
Great Britain
Britain
France
Italy
President Coolidge Tours Mount Coolidge and West
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge toured Tennessee and Colorado, met legislators and locals, and joined a reception at Lookout Mountain renamed Mount Coolidge. The president recalled Vermont hills, praised western life, and joked with a child about fishing as a sign of broader growth.
Crazed Chinaman Kills Merchant in Los Mochis Office
Felipe Chan, described as crazed, shot Robert C. Howell president of the Mexico-Arizona Trading Co in his Los Mochis office. Howell died of a chest wound and Chan was arrested and jailed in Los Mochis. Howell to be buried there.
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Nogales
Felipe Chan
Robert C. Howell
Mexico-Arizona Trading Company
Los Mochis
Sinaloa
Mexico
Associated Press
Howell
Chan
Grand Jury
District Attorney’s Office
City Prosecutor’s Office
State Corporation Commission
Lewis
C. C. Julian
Julian
Corporation
Julian Pete
Army Fliers Plan Delayed Takeoff From Oakland Airfield
Army aviators announce no take-off today as a three motor Fokker craft undergoes last checks at Oakland. The crew plans a long cross ocean flight to Luke Field Pearl Harbor with radio beacon guidance and emergency gear including life raft and chocolate rations. Civilian team led by Ernest L. Smith and Charles H. Carter races to complete aircraft assembly before their own planned departure.
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Luke Field
Pearl Harbor
Maitland
San Francisco
Hawaii
Fokker
Ruth Maitland
Patricia
D.C
San Diego
Ernest L. Smith
Charles H. Carter
Los Angeles
Oakland Municipal
Oakland
Smith
Army
Todmund J. Moffett
Moffett
Canal Search Pours Over Drowning Suspect Boy
Deputies comb the Arizona canal for 17 year old Jose Vega believed drowned after entering the canal this afternoon. He cried for help before sinking, with the search continuing at night and no body located.
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Phoenix
Arizona Canal
Jose Vega
Vega
Committeemen Dismissed from Central Committee
June 25 report from Moscow states Leon Trotzky and Gregory Zinovietz were recommended for dismissal from the Central Committee of the All Russian Communist Party by the Praesidium of the Central Control Communities for violation of party discipline.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Gregory Zinovietz
All-Russian
Communist Party
Daudet Slips From Prison In A Hoax
A prison escape was staged by the Camelots Du Roi to release Daudet DeLest and Lemard. An interior ministry call, a falsely granted pardon, and a rapid escape followed, with Lemard later claiming he was suddenly freed and noting the move as part of a deliberate cover.
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Daudet
Mme. Daudet
L’action Francaise
Camelots du Roi
Ministry of the Interior
M. Carry
Lemard
Humanite
Sante
Carry
Sante Prison
DeLest
Albania Consents to 4 Power Settlement
The Albanian government notified France England Germany and Italy of assent to a four power settlement over the arrest of a Dragoman of the Jugoslav legation in Tiram. The agreement would release the Dragoman while Jugoslavia recalls its note to Albania.
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Tiran
Albania
France
England
Germany
Italy
Jugo Slavia
Jugo Slavian
Names of Business Men Published in Julian Case
Conroy and William C. Kottemann, along with other money lenders, face two conspiracy counts and $410,000 bond on a usury charge. David Gordon, a broker, named among the indicted and traveling in Europe. Arraignments set for Monday at 2 p.m. before Superior Judge Stephens.
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Conroy
Julian Corporation
William C. Kottemann
Wagg and Company
David Gordon
District Attorney's Office
Europe
Stephens
Young outlaws talk on escape and extradition
The youth Kimes admits learning to blow safes from a playmate and claims only one killing in his life. He disputes arrested status in Phoenix in 1923 and says he visited the area for three days at age 17. Sheriff Russell and Oklahoma officials plan to extradite him and Mrs. Kady after arrival.
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Phoenix
Kimes
Associated Press
John Russell
Muskogee
James Brown
Oklahoma Prison Identification Department
G. H. Kady
Oklahoma
Byrd Flight Preparations Ahead of 4 OClock Takeoff
Morning instability eased as Whalen announced readiness and the crew hurried to complete fueling and checks. Commander Richard E Byrd and companions Bert Acosta George Neville and Bernt Balchen rested at Garden City hotel while grounds crews prepared the ship with food aboard and final maintenance before departing.
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Whalen
Richard E.byrd
Bert Acosta
George Neville
Bernt Balchen
Garden City
Bank Officials Not Criminally Involved in Pool Schemes
In a careful review the investigator concludes banks as institutions were not criminally implicated in the pool schemes. If any bankers are involved, it is as individuals using their own funds rather than their banks.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Will C. Wood
State Superintendent of Banks
Wood
Asa Keyes
Julian Pools
Mager
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Hugh S. Gibson
America
Pacific
Japan
Southwest
Financial District
Jack Berman
Bennett
New York
Paris
I. J. Gickley
Dio
Yuma
Walter Hill Company
Prescott, Arizona
Byrd Flight
Alb Ulbransen
Redewill Music. CO
Ariz
BROOK
Coca Cola
Delaware Punch
Kodak Developing and Printing
Kodak Films and Supplies
Central Drug Co
Olds Brothers
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