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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
RODGERS BURIED
ON ANNIVERSARY
OF LONG FLIGHT
Highest HOnOrs Accorded
Naval Hero At Final
Ceremony.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Fivc
navy planes flew in war array above
Arlington national cemetery today
rs the body Of commander john
Rodgers, naval air pioneer, was
lowered into a grave in the place
where sea heroes have been buried
since the organization of the navy.
The burial service wa scarricd out
1T the exact time of day when Il
year ago today Rodgers with four
other navy aviat"rs hopp"d off from
San Francisco in Il dash across the
Pacific occan-a dash that ended
when their plane was forced down
fucllcsS almost within sight Of the
Hawaiian islands.
The rites Of seaman dead in the
performance of duty were accorded
Rodgers. whose chest was crushed
when his plane fell while landing at
Philadelphia last Friday. The body
was brought here by his relatives
from iavre De Grace, Maryland,
where services were held yesterday
and was received with naval honors
from the family at the gates of the
cemetery.
Five hundred bluciackcts and ma
rine>, resplendcnt in their uniforms,
marched behind the body from the
gate to the fresh dug grave while
the navy band of - pieces played
ii funeral dirgc. They carried bay
onettcd rifles.
y brief ceremony was read at the
grave by Captain Curtis II. DickinS,
navy chaplain, and Canon f. j. Bo-
hannon of the Washington cathedral.
Rodgers comrades fired the final
salute and the flag covered coffin
was lowered into the grave.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
SOLDIER IS SHOT
WHILE ON DUTY
AT ARMY POST
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MONTERREY, Calif., Aug. 81
An army board Of inquiry today in
Ncstigatcd the presumed murder, ON
lonely patrol post of Monterey
Prcsidio yesterday, Of Private Lu-
cicu Applrg"tc, Troop +, on mount
cd scntr, duty.
SoldicrN bccamc alarmed when
Applcgatc'S horse cantcrcd back
10 the stables. y sentry Investigate
ed and found ApplcEatc 5 body
near the Pr"~idio forage warehouse
ON the Waterfront close to the south
cru racifjr tracks.
H. had been shot in the head, the
bullet entering under his right ear
and emerging over his right eye.
Bruises and diNarrmgcd clothing in
dicatcd he had been shot down from
hl> horse.
\ board composed of Major T. u.
Ilutlcy, Captain X. g. Gibbs and
Lieutenant &. :. Babcock assumed
change of the investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
STATECHO0SINC,
OFFICERS AFTER
HECTIC CHAMPAIGN
Heavy Vote Anticipated
From All Sections of
California.
By HAROLD E. SWISHER
United Press Staff Correspondent

san FRANCISCO, Aug. 81. -
California $ electorate, composed
largely Of voters tranSpIantcd from
all parts Of these United States,
went 90 thc polls today TO record
their opinion of the world court
;>enator Johnson and the present
state administration.
Primary day weather was gcncr-
ally excellent and a record turnout
Of voters was anticipated, balloting
on whether the state S junior scna-
tor, Samuel NJ Shortridgc, and its
governor, Friend W. Richardson,
should he rcuominatcd ON the Re
publican ticket.
Both have been strcnuOuSlv oppos-
ed by Senator Johnson in Il state
wide mnlign lasting a month, and
the election will in no small meas
urc reveal whether johnson still
holds the same political strength
which has kept him in the senate
for 10 wears past.
johnson has campaigncd for Judge
Robert NJ. Clarke to replace Short
ridge rs his coworkcr in Washington
and for Lieutenant Governor G. {.
Young to suppl~t Richardson in
the gubernatorial chair
While the Democrats also are
balloting today, it is in the Republic
can ticket that most interest lies,
there being nothing ON the political
horizon 80 Indicate y change from
California S normal strong R"pai;li-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
FERGUSON GIVES
STATEMENT ON
TEXAS ELECTION
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AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 3l.-Thc
"lumbcr crowd,' the coil com
panies' money! and the Ku Kmx
Klan is the "crowd that gave Dan
Moody his majority,' former Gov
ernor James f. Ferguson declared in
Il formal statement today comment
ing on the defeat of his wife, Gov
ernor Miriam \. Ferguson, in the
recent Texas Democratic primary.
The picturesque Ex-Governor. issu-
ing the statement ON his 10Th birth
day, added that he was willing "to
cooperate toward the purpose of
governmental efficiency.
If the opposition wants peace,
it is in their power to have it,
Ferguson asserted, indicating he did
not intend to contest Moody IS nomi.
nation as Governor on the ground the
nominee Illegally received campaign
contributions from other candidates.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
OFFICER IS
SHOT DOWN
IN AMBUSH
Assassin Shoots Police
man From Behind Kill
ing Instantly.
HAD NO CHANCE
Chief Oswalt Offers Re-
ward For Information
Leading To Arrest.

Every available agency of the law
IN Imperial county is moblized to-
day in q search for the SLAYER of
Officer Paul Robinson, city police
man, who WAS shot down and killed
last night near Second and Main
street in what officials here term
the most cowardly and brutal kill
ing IN the history Of the city.
city police under leadership OF
Ch!cf Sterling Oswalt. members of
Sheriff Charles Gillctt 5 force. and
county traffic Officers under Capt.
Frank Oswalt are combining in one
of the most intensive man hunts
staged III Imperial county in years
and leaders Of the sca'ch were con
f;dent. this moaning TIT the mur-
d"1er WanlG be Il. prohcndrd soon.
Chief Of Police Oswalt. under
whom Robinson had served since
April, announced this morning that
he will pay a $500 reward for in
formation leading to arrest and con
Nictiou of the killer and it is cx-
pected other rewards will be posted
by civic organizations aroused by
the wanton killing of the veteran
officer.
Robinson was shot down without
a chance to pull his gun or face his
assassin ae he walked his beat in the
bad lands east Of the tracks. Il was
shortly after s o clock that he turn
cd from the corner of Second and
Main near the Roland hotel. re-
marking to Il person with whom he
w"S talking, ''Therc they come, | m
going to get them Police are
withholding the name Of the person
Confined on Page 6)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
MANY PERISH IN
RUSSIAN TRAGEDY
REPORT ASSERTS

MOSCOW, Aug. &1,-Tucoufirm-
cl dispatches from Lcuingrad today
cet et;mated that $50 persons had per-
ishcd when the ferry boat Burevest-
mix sunk last night after coils
ion with n German Ship in the river
NcVa.
Au inexperienced pilot wac in
charge Of the Rurevc>nik, accorj-
ing /" the dispatch. PANE among
the 100 passengers was believed to
have contributed TO the tragedy.
There was only one life boat and %
life ureservorS ON the vessel. On"
life boat put off from the German
vessel but it was turned over by the
rash Of persons who sought safety in
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
NICARAGUA CITY
BELIEVED TO BE
UNDER ATTACK
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WASHINGTON. Aug. N,-Thc
City of FL Bluff, Nicaragua, is be
lioved to be under bombardment o,
rebel forces today, according to 4
dispatch received by the state de
partment here from Andrew j. Ne
Connico. American consul ut Blue
fields, Nicaragua.
The revolutions, which has simmer
ed for several days, apparently has
broken out with renewed violence
in the ncighborhood of Puerto Ca
bczas or BraGman s Bluff, city 40
miles south OF the Honduras border
of the Atlantic coast, which was
seized by the liberal revOutiOnistS
after bitter battle August %. the
dispatch said Several soldiers
were injured, but so far as is known
no Americans were wounded, the
report indicated.
The l.. s. S. Rochester reached
Bragman S Bluff late today
The citv of B.ucfields, where the
United States gunboat Galveston
landed 200 bluejackets last week,
has been declared a neutral zone,
McConnico said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
New Air Mail
Route To Open

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l-An air
mail route from Seattle, Washington,
10 Los Angeles. California. will start
operation September l., Postmaster
General New announced today.
EQht planes will be used and the
1929 mile trip will be made in 13
hours and l. minutes. Lighted ain
ways from Seattle to Portland and
from san Francisco to Los Angeles
will permit night flying.
The Pacific Air Transport com,
pany was awarded the contract fox
/ NJ rNmtn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
uy United Press Leased Wire
Men AbSOlved
Of Al! Blame
ny United Press Leased Wire

II FRESNO. Calf, Aug. al John
|Eeriovkiu, -, and Mike Dimctrcff,
rs, were entirely ahsolvcd today of
any implication in the death of
Tohn Ranr2off. 94 whose burned
pody was found in the Smoulderiug
'uins of cabin near Herman late
ast night
\ coroncr'S inquest found that
the death was accidental and was
probably caused by a defective
stove Vcriovkin and Dimctrcff
We're in the cabin when it caught
ire, but escaped through a window.
Chev were held in the county jail
rptil after the inquest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
OBRECON ASSERTS
NOT INTERESTED
IN REVOLUTIONS
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Los ANGELES, Aug. 31.-Gcn-
cral Aivaro Ohrcgou, former presi-
dent Of Mexico, and ,torm.ccnter Of
several revolutions, is not couccrn-
ed over his comtrY'S current politi-
cal troubles
Revolutions? don I know about
them, said General Ohrcgon today
in an interview. ~ now work in
the fields with my fellow men.
Revolutions, wars, political strife
il would he better if we could
for"ct them. Ncnor.
The general denied he was inter
csted in the present religious strife
in Mexico or the revolution -
which was nippcd in the bud in San
Diego recently.
II have NO talk of that, he said.
"'There is much work TO do on a
farm that the economic conditions
Of my country shall remain stable.
II win tell You this, it is the
working people Of Mexico who have
mado il possible for my nation TO
remain united
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
CRAZED MOTHER
KILLS SELF AND
FOUR CHILDREN!
BY United Press leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Aug. &l.-A
mentally derangcd mother todav
killed herself and four children with
gas.
The dead: Mrs. Edna Fuller. 3d.;
Goorgette Fuller, 10; Glcnwood Full
Ter, 9; Norman Fuller, + Omston
Fuller, ,.
All were found dead carly today
when III" father, otto Fuller. Il
night Waterman, returned from
work.
The house was heavy with Gas
fumes. Fuller found his Wife $
body in her bedroom. In the adj
joining room were the forr children.
Their fifth child Winfield, H.,
was alive, though unconscious from
the fumes.
Police were called and the mother
and five children were rushed to
an emergency hospital. Five were
pronounced dead and the father Of
fcrcd himself for blood TRANSMISSION
in an effort to save the remaining
child.
NcighborS said Mrs. Fuller had
been behaving strangely for the
past several days. She was arrested
Il day or SO ago for disturbing the
peace.
The father could give no cXpidna-
tion except that She had hccomc de
ranged.
Family Destitute
He said his wife hat worried
constantly over money troubles.
They were unable to pay the rent
on thcir cheap basement rooms and
had been ordered out. His wages
Of 500 month scarcely provided
food, he said. Today Mrs. Fuller
was to appear in juvenile court to
show cause why her children should
NOT be made wards of the court.
Last night She told her husbands:
u We found place for me and
tho children to 90.
Fuller said he placed little Signiti-
caucc in her words and shortly "f-
tcrward left for work.
Hospital physicians, after trans
tcrring pint of Fullcr'N blood TO
the veins of the one surviving child,
expressed hope that the boy : life
might be saved.
d" For two weeks we have been at
tempting to get aid for this fam
lily, declared Police Captain john
j. 0 Meara. "Wc appealed to
charitable organizations. The FAM
lily was starving.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
Yankee Diplomats
Visit BRAND
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! spARIS, Au". 81. Secretary Of
thc Treasury Andrew w, Mellon and
Former Secretary of State Charles
Evans lIuohcS w"r" received by
Foreign Minister BRAND today. The
Americans saw the former premier
separately.
at was a conversation of policy
father than Of finances, n Quai
Il 'Orsay spokesman said. referring
the meeting hcCwecn BRAND and
Mellon
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
Deputies Guard
Los Angeles Polls
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Los ANGELES, Aug, 3l.--Fif-
teen deputy sheriffs were kept on
duty at polling places throughout
Los Angeles county today as u safe
guard against election riots.
Although the balloting was heavy
and intense interest has been
aroused over the candidates and is'
sues, no riot calls were received
during the day.
More than Is per cent Of the total
registered vote Of Los Angeles had
been east by noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
COOLIDGE STATES
CANCELLATION OF
DEBTS IS ABSURD
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PAUL. SMITHS. y. v, Aug, al
The United States cannot consider
any PROPOSALS to cauccll the foreign
war debts because that would in
V4lvc shifting the burdcn of the
debts to the American taxpayers,
President Coolidge : spokesman,
SAID here today, replying to the ap-
peal of former Secretary of War
Newton u. Baker,
Whle the President has great re.
spect for Bakers Judgment and pa
triotiSm, the spokesman said it is
easier for persons in private life
with no official responsibility to pro-
pose Il large expenditure of the tax
payers money.
All of the cancellation proposals
and arguments such as Baker adj
vanccd have been thoroughly con
sidercd by the administration, the
spokesman said, and the conclusion
was reached that they were impoSs-
iblc.
The question is regarded by Cool
ldgt as having bccn Sctllcp ANA ne
is confident thcrc will be no change
in the policy of insisting upon pay
mcnt. All great nations cNccp
France have made settlements and
the President expects the French
agreement will be approved ulti-
matcly.
The argument that moves the
President most is that the money
must be paid by somebody and if
not by the foreign borrowers, then
by the American taxpayer,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31

Survivors of the Donner party,
only three of whom are known to
survive, are wanted as guests at the
opening Of the Summit bridge near
D0nnpr Lake,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31

Potatoes and peaches are 93 per
cent Of a normal crop in san Joa-
quin county this wear while cotton
will he 90 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31
CAPITAL Of
AZORES IS
DESTROYED
Extent of Damage Not
Yet Known Though
Said To Be Heavy.
SEVERE SHOCKS
American Red Cross
Sends Offer of. Assist
ance TO Stricken City.
By nitcd Press Leased Wire

IIORTA, Azores Islands, Aug. Il.
Three fourths Of this city was
|, wrecked or damaged today by IN
Il earthquake. the extent Of which
was not known this evening. Many
persons were believed to have been
4 killed or injured. Tn" area Of the
|. city most seriously affected was in
! ruins tonight.
|. Gable communication was uuiutcrz
'ruptcd tonight, although the shocks
were believed to have been grural
in this area.
|, IIorta j, the capital ot HE Island
of Fayal in the Azores group. It
twas i wcll huilr town, i:rc@u]atly
loid out. The last figures placed
lis nopulatiou as G,7"F
n Favai is The wcslcrumoSt island
,"f the crutor group Of the Azores
,1s'ands. II is u volcanic island
and rcachc, an elevation Of over
1000 feet. Its area is approximate
'lv 80 square miles, while the popdla-
stion Of the island i about 25.ooo
D gAgriculturc is the chief industry.
WASIIINGTON. Aug. 81. - The
1carthquakc which has rocked the
Azores was the scNcrrSt in the his
,tory Of the islands. with heavy loss
,of property and life, the American
consul at lIorta Faval. Azores, re-
ported to the state department to-
odav.
7 The American Red Gross has Of
ferred help 20 thc AZORES If needed,
in message to the American con
sll through the state department.
No definite plans will lac made for
rclicf FROM here. however. until the
consul calls for assistance. il was
said.
Uy United Press Leased Wire
L LISBON. Aug. 81 The Portu.
| n,csc government was notified to-
II lav that "tcrrihic rarthuuakc
|lhad shaken the Azores Islands, The
letails .o' 'Ar Quake were unknown,
-rhc government announced il would
.cnd assist; ncG 20 the islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31

A 100000 sewer bond issue will
be voted on August II by the citl-
7cns of Tkiah. Mendocino county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-31

(Continuei on Page g.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-10
PRESIDENT TOLD
CONDITIONS GOOD FOR
REPUBLICAN PARTY

Paul Smiths, n. Y, Setp .9.-(P)-
A picture of political conditions en-
couraging to the Republican Party
in the face of the fall congressional
elections campaign, was brought to
White Pine Camp today by Repre-
sentative Tilson of Connecticut, di-
rector Of the Eastern headquarters
of the joint senate and house Re-
publican campaign committee in
New York City.
Mr.. Tilson accompanied President
Coolidge to the executive offices to-
day and was joined there by Senator
Gillette, Republican, Massachusetts,
who is spending a few days near
here, and is his associate in the New
York office.
The Republicans. Mr.. T0son pre-
dicted, will suffer no net loss in
their working majority of 30 in the
house this fall, while the elections
will result in little if any change
in the senate situation. The DEM
ocrats, he added, would not control
the next senate.
Continuation of the Republican
administration at Washington is the
issue, he asserted, with a prosperity
that is widely distributed to be
maintained under the present tariff.
The Republican Party, he emphasiz-
Continued on Page 5-Col. ~
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Brooklyn Couple
Found Dead in Hotel
Victims Suicide Pact

Washington. Sept. 9.-(P)-Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Halsey Doyle of Brook
Ign were found dead today in the New
Willard Hotel here. while friends or
relatives in distant cities were be-
seechng the Washington police de-
partment to prevent their suicide.
Apparently having deliberately plan
ned to die together because they had
no financial means of going on" the
couple chose the hotel, only block or
so from the treasury and White House,
as the scene for their deaths by poi
son.
from Brooklyn and Providence, r. l.,
that the Doyles had notified someone
of their intention to commit suicide,
for the hotel was urged in call from
Frederick Halsey in Brooklyn to To-
cate them at once. He presumably
is Mrs. Doyle's father or brother.
NJ. +. Chalain of Providence, whose
connection with the Doyles is I'M
known, also telephoned the police, re-
questing they Immediately search all
hotels for the couple. When he was
told of the deaths he asked that the
bodies be given to an undertaken.
While the undertaken declined to-
night to divulge the names of rela-
tves, it became known that the bodies
will be sent tomorrow to Providence,
r. l. An autopsy revealed that death
was due to poisoning and the coroner
issued a verdict of suicide.