Planes Drop Bombs in Moroccan Revolt and Frontier Clampdown
Rebellious troops seized control of public services in Spanish Morocco with nine killed as frontier towns Melilla Arzila El Arish Larache report upheaval. Two generals slain and 30 officers arrested at Oudida near Tetuan while a general strike in Larache worsens the crisis and Madrid blasts claim the revolt crushed. Authorities warn of censorship as fighting spreads toward Cadiz Seville Burgos and Barcelona.
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Spain
Spanish Morocco
Melilla
Arzila
Elksar
Larache
Morocco
Oran
Algeria
Oudida
Tetuan
Ministry of the Interior
Madrid
Cadiz
Seville
Burgos
Barcelona
Jose Calvo Sotelo
International Bridge
Tangier
Woman survives throat slashing in Louisville churchyard
Edna Morris, 33, of a Cincinnati suburb, was found dazed in a Louisville churchyard with her throat cut from ear to ear. Doctors removed crude stitches after surgeons reclosed the wound. she claimed an automobile accident three days earlier and said men in a car dressed and later dumped her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Edna Morris
Cincinnati
Tyee Ts
Nazis Tighten Grip in Danzig Free City
Free City of Danzig reports Dr Arthur Karl Greiser, head of the Nazi senate, issuing decrees to dissolve groups deemed endangering state interests, bar court review of political police actions, ban Jewish ritual slaughter, and impose three month custody on alleged public peace threats, signaling erosion of the city’s constitution and autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free City
Danzig
Arthur Kark Greiser
Senate
Violinist grilled in Asheville murder probe
In Asheville North Carolina Mark Wolliner 35 held for questioning in the death of Helen Delvenger 18 NYU co ed. Deputies brought him to the jail before 9 30 pm and began grilling behind barred doors. He was booked for questioning to allow 48 hour hold without charge. Two others previously held on technicalities.
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Asheville
N. C
Mark Wolliner
Helen Delvenger
New York University
Wollner
Germany
Amarillo area forecast with scattered showers likely
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for fair conditions Sunday and Monday with partly cloudy skies and possible showers in western portions. West Texas and New Mexico show similar partly cloudy to shower chances, with little change in temperatures. The weekly outlook predicts fair to partly cloudy weather with isolated showers in the south later in the week and generally above normal temperatures.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Southern Plains
West Gulf States
South Portion
Two youths drown at City Lake in swim outing
Roy Cline Jr and his friend Robert Boone left for a lake swim and rented a boat. Boone, 20, drowned after drifting from shore while Cline carried him nearly 150 yards toward safety. Boone worked at Phillips Petroleum and was the son of Karl and Mrs Boone.
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Robert Boone
Amarillo
City Lake
Roy Cline, Jr
Cline
Boone
Littie
Karl T. Boone
Prospect Street
Phillips Petroleum Company
Roy Cline
Shore
Central Fire Station
George T. Royse
Townsendites Hear Socialist as Leaders Patch Up Rifts in Party
In Cleveland Norman Thomas appealed to Townsend delegates to eschew endorsing any candidate while urging adherence to Socialist principles. He cited the Townsend program and called for constitutional action to advance social legislation as leaders Gerald L Smith and others reconcile over funds and strategy at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Thomas
Gerald L. Smith
Lemke
Rep
North Dakota
Louisiana
Huey Long
Drunk Husband Jailed Over Missing Bonus Bonds
Mrs Anna Grant testifies her husband hid $1000 in bonus bonds while intoxicated. Municipal Judge Daniel O Brien orders Grant jailed until his memory returns or the bonds are recovered by his wife.
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San Francisco
Anna Grant
Daniel O'Brien
Crowds View Close of Tulia Fete
Crowds near eight thousand gathered at Tulia Swisher County for the final day of the forty-sixth birthday and Centennial celebration. Rodeo contests and last riding events determined $1,500 in cash prizes amid floodlight arena action. Automobile races plus street dances open air concerts and parades highlighted two days of festivities. Old timers recalled frontier days while crowds socialized under trees and in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday News Globe
Tulia
Swisher County
Panhandle
New Mexico
Texas Plains
Submarine shelling hits Sainte Maxime during yacht fire
In Nice, France, July 18 a French submarine named Atalante accidentally shelled the Riviera resort of Sainte Maxime while attempting to sink a burning yacht. Two shells struck the village damaging a sawmill and sending searing blasts over homes as gendarmes confirmed the vessel’s name and mission.
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Nice
France
Riviera
Sainte Maxime
Dalhart Jubilant Over Rock Island Expansion
Dalhart and Clovis report rising rail business as Rock Island expands its Dalhart shops with a $1,500,000 track program and 60 new workers. The move follows higher payrolls and record passenger ticket sales in the first half of the year. Santa Fe plans double tracking the Belen cut-off to speed West Coast service, with Amarillo officials present at Railroad Week events in Clovis.
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Dalhart
Rock Island
Sante Fe
Belen
Fort Worth
Denver
H. FE. McMullen
Herington
Kan
Tucumcari
N. M
McMullen
Silvis
Amarillo
el Paso
Clovis
Santa Fe
West Coast
H. B Lautz
Panhandle & Santa Fe Railway
Western Lines
Reid
Santa Fe Land & Townsite Company
Lautz
Strike Brings Disease Peril In Mexico City
A Mexico City strike by the Mexican Light and Power Company and subsidiaries sparks fears of disease, flood, and food shortage as 4 million people go without ice, refrigeration, or clean water. Health officials warn sanitation and medicine spoilage threaten an epidemic risk amid outages and disrupted pumps.
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Mexico City
Federal Conciliation Board
Mexico
Mexican Light and Power Company
Prosecutor Targets Polygamy in Arizona Border Town
County Attorney Elmo Bollinger says he may seek federal help to curb polygamy flourishing along the Arizona Utah border after a yearlong Short Creek probe. Two men were convicted and a woman pleaded guilty to open and notorious cohabitation amid worsening local conditions. Bollinger also objects to parole for one convicted man.
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Kingman
Ariz
Elmo Bollinger
Short Creek
U. S
Cummings
Arizona-Utah
Bollinger
I. ©. Spencer
Fifteen Mad Dog Victims Treated
Fifteen persons bitten recently by a rabid dog started hydrophobia treatment today in Lake Charles. City health officer Dr. W. P. Bordelon said twelve were bitten in one night and three the next morning before the dog was killed. State health officials confirmed the dog’s head tested rabid.
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Lake Charles
W. P. Bordelon
American in Shanghai Death Ruled Self-Inflicted
authorities concluded Leonard Covert a 35 year old Utah man died in Shanghai on Thursday by his own action after reviewing his past life with Covert, who was detained for further questioning.
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Shanghai
Leonard Covert
Utah
Covert
Dog Accused Of Tool Thefts In Ogden Utah
In Ogden Utah on July 18 a dog named P. L. is accused of stealing farm implements. Detective L. W. Pack traced the missing hoe shovel three buckets and two doormats to the dog’s owner J A Parry. Parry stated he was mystified by the source of the items. Pack said the dog is nicknamed P. L. short for petty larceny.
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Ogden
Utah
P. L
L. W. Pack
H. G. Hilton
Pack
J. A. Parry
Parry
Church Worker Kills His Wife and Babes Blames Scarlet Sin
Two Pennsylvania families are described in a grim tragedy. A Sunday school superintendent, Samuel C. Weed, beat his wife and two children to death in their home and spoke of a “scarlet sin” as motive while saying he did not want them to live because they were white and clean. The report also covers a separate Michigan auto train crash that killed nine from Farrell and ERIF, Pa., families.
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Dundee. Mich
Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor
Raisin River
Harry Schuster
Vina
Anna
Sandra Jean
Sam Pisano
Betty
Mary
Schusters
Farrell
Erif
Mortimer E. Graham
George J. Christoph
Samuel C. Weed
Weed
Carl Malinowski
David
Charles
Glenn Hall
Nazarene Mission
Wesleyville
Third Victim Dies After Explosion In Tulsa Basment
A third victim died as investigators reexamine an explosion last week in a termite spray job in a Tulsa basement. The dead are Robert Smith 23 Raymond Ward and J E Thornton all connected with the work at the home of Thorn ton. Cause not yet determined.
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Tulsa
Okla
Robert Smith
Raymond Ward
J. E. Thornton
Ward
Thornton
Siamese Twin Weds By FELIX R. MKNIGHT
Violet Hilton, half of Texas Siamese twins, marries slide trombone player James Moore in a Cotton Bowl ceremony before 5000 spectators at the Centennial Exposition. Daisy Hilton served as bridesmaid as a rostrum celebration followed the kiss.
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Felix R. Mknight
Dallas
Violet Hilton
Texas
Henry May
James Moore
Cleveland
Daisy
Twelve Bodies Found in Quake Sector Tuquerres
Tuquerres Colombia July 18 twelve bodies were found today in the ruins of the earthquake shaken town. Officials expect casualties not to be large as most residents have lived in provisional wooden huts since last November and January quakes. First relief commissions arrived from Ipiales and Pasto Colombia near the Ecuador border.
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Tuquerres
Colombia
Ipiales
Pasto
Hamrick’s Condition Described as Poor in Hospital
Little change reported last night in the condition of H. G. Hamrick Potter County auditor by attendants at Northwest Texas Hospital His condition described as poor He underwent an appendicitis operation July 9 and has been in a critical condition for several days
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H. G. Hamrick
Potter County
Northwest Texas Hospital
Forgetful groom recalls license before Beverly Hills wedding
Russell Thaw son of Harry K Thaw forgot his marriage license yet remembered to fly to New York with his bride Kay Roberts Beverly Hills debutante The license receipt was found after an anxious search by daybreak and the wedding ceremony proceeded.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Russell Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Thaw
Kay Roberts
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Casablanca
French Morocco
Arthur Karl Greiser
League of Nations
Helen Clevenger
N. Y
Plainview
Tucson
United States Marshal’s Office
John V. Guyton
Pima County
Guyton
Southern Methodist Hospital
Francis E. Townsend
Townsend
Tulia Fete
SUB Shells Burning Yacht
Hits Resort
Federal District
Sanitation Department
Cosme Hinojosa
Arizona
Dog
Lohengrin
Violet
Jimmy
San Antonio
Hamrick
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