Rebels Hold Sao Paulo as Federal Troops Move In
Reports from Santos say the rebel government still controls La Paulo with federal forces arriving from Santos and Rio de Janeiro. About 2000 federals sailed from Porto Alegre to Santos as Rio Grande declares a state of siege. In nearby Santos federal and rebel cavalry clashed outside the city led by General Potyguara. Federals say they captured 15 rebel machine guns and local officials fix flour and milk prices while foreign protection is assured.
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Montevidr
Uruguay
Associated Press
Santos
Brazil
la Paulo
Rio Janeiro
Porto Algere
Rio Grande
Sao Paulo
Potyguara
Reese Federals
Evacuation of Sao Paulo Reported by Brazilian Authorities
Official dispatches to the State Department confirm evacuation of Sao Paulo by Brazilian federal authorities. The messages describe federal withdrawal to Santos where preparations for a renewed attack on the state capital were under way and troops already in motion. Both factions were believed to be safeguarding American lives and property.
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Washington
Sao Paulo
State Department
Santos
Advances in Sao Paulo War Report by AP
Rio de Janeiro July 15. Americans uninjured in fighting in Sao Paulo say official communique. Troops hold positions and report several advances with artillery effectiveness. Rebels reportedly failed in final bid for victory as patriotic battalions mobilize in major cities to aid government forces.
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Rio DE Janeiio
Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Abandoned Auto Found Near Asheville Identified
An automobile near Canton North Carolina is believed to belong to Major Samuel H McLeary a missing U S army officer. Authorities found a uniform with his name on the army cap and two suitcases in the car as a search of the area continues tonight.
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Ashville
N. C
Samuel H. McLeary
United States Army
Canton
Woman Held in Daring Hold Up
Edith Onway a former policewoman is among several Tampa officers jailed without bond for alleged complicity in the April robbery of A C Clewis president of Exchange National Bank who lost 24000 dollars. Sheriff Spencer said evidence points to Onway as gang leader and names others including her son and former fingerprint expert along with Sulphur Springs police retiree Charlie Killingsworth Beard Conway and Ed Albury. No money recovered and arrests create local uproar.
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Tampa
Fla
Edith Onway
Everal
A. C. Clewis
Clewis
Exchange National Bank
Spencer
R. D. Houge
Department
West Tampa
Sheriff Spencer
Charlie Killinsworth
Sulphur Springs
Beard Conway
Conway
Ed Albury
Legion to Meet at Courthouse
John D. Mathis Post No 2 American Legion plans a 7 30 pm meeting at the courthouse with new officers to be installed and full attendance expected. The adj. comp. force session at R C Lane’s office in Allison Building continues weekly Tuesdays to handle bonus applications.
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John D. Mathis
American Legion
Wis
R. C. Lane
Allison Buildin
Choosing Picnic Weather By Postponing Days
A simple weather tip suggests picking a picnic day and postponing it to the next day if needed. The idea emphasizes flexible planning and staying adaptable to forecasted conditions.
Our stand on the marrying question statement
The quote argues that a man who cannot stay at home should remain single, presenting a viewpoint on domestic expectations.
Emmett Howard Found Dead In Field Near Central Railroad
Emmett Howard, 58, a Americus carpenter, was found dead in a field near West Church Street and Spring Street Road west of the Central of Georgia railroad. A coroner's inquest heard witnesses about his drinking and movements, including a visit to Magnolia Dell and a nearby house for eggs, with the death considered under investigation after a heavy rain.
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Emmett Howard
Americus
West Church Street
Spring Street
Central of Georgia
C. L. Law
A. W. McAllister
Atlantic Ice & Coal Company
Howell
Jenkins
Leslie
Howard
John W. Shiver
Jay Bird
J. B. Parker
Ian
G. H. Horne
M. M. Martin
A. H. Holloway
W. F. Guerry
O W. Lloyd
Id Jenkis
Americus Undertaking Company
J. Wade Chambliss
Lizzie Hargrove
Lucile Brown
Luther Hargrove
Louis Johnson
W. G. Bankhead
Magnolia Dell
Preparations For Inter Allied Meet In London Finished
London July 15 preparations were virtually completed for the inter allied conference at the foreign office. It is believed the meeting will be one of the first major international events in years.
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London
Forest fires on Pacific Coast leave many missing
San Francisco report says fifty two persons are unaccounted for and feared dead as vast forest fires sweep all sections of the Pacific Coast on July 15. No further details on locations or identities are provided.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Senator George to Address Rotarians in Americus
United States Senator Walter F. George will speak at the Americus Rotary Club lunch at the Windsor Hotel Wednesday. Rotarians expect many visitors for his first Americus address since becoming a senator. Guests should notify secretary Luther Harrell of their numbers. Miss Margaret Paul of Madison and Wittston Paul of Atlanta will visit aunt Mrs. H. C. Tarver on Furlow Street this week.
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United States
Walter F. George
Americus Rotary Club
Windsor Hotel
Americus Rotarians
Luther Harrell
Margaret Paul
Madison
Wittston, Paul
Atlanta
H. C. Tarver
Furlow Street
De Valera and Stack Prisoner Release Decided
Free State government has decided to release Eamonn de Valera Austin Stack and other political leaders from prison after deliberation. Authorities gave no exact date for the release but indicate freedom may come without delay.
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Eamonn de Valera
Austin Stack
Free State
de Valera
Peach County Created by House Vote in Georgia
Atlanta July 15 With only 87 votes opposed the house approved creating Peach county from parts of Macon and Houston counties The final tally was 151 to 37 The body also defeated a substitute bill by Rep Russell Darrow to amend senate bill No 40 which would put state motor bus lines under the public service commission by a 115 to 70 vote ending the week long clash
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Atlanta
House
Peach County
Macon
Houston
Russell
Darrow
Senate
Garlic
Public Service Commission
Senate defeats repeal of tax equalization law in Atlanta
The state senate voted 81 to 20 to reject the house bill repealing the tax equalization law. The measure had already passed the lower house and would regulate returns and assessments on taxable property, with continued coverage noted as the story continues on page seven.
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Senate
House
Atlanta
State Senate
Millionaire Stanley Field and Wife Remarry in Chicago
Stanley Field, notable nephew of Marshall Field, and his wife Darrow Carroll Brown Field were remarried in attorney’s office in Chicago. The couple divorced two years ago after claims of incompatible living, now refloating their union amid family expectations tied to their daughter Daphne’s betrothal to Russell Kelley.
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Chicago
Stanley Field
Marshall Field
King
Darrow Carroll Brown Field
Stanley
Daphne
Russell Kelley
Field Trials ALSN Will Meet Tonight
The Southwest Georgia Field Trials Association will hold a meeting tonight at eight o'clock in Gatewood Motor Co offices. Members assemble at 8 PM to discuss important business as the newly formed group gains recognition with the American Field Trials Association. President Dr. W B Oliver notes growing membership and planned trophies for contestants in upcoming trials.
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Southwest Georgia Field Trials Association
Gatewood Motor Co
Field Trials Association
American Field Trials Association
W. B. Oliver
Bazemore Brothers Shot After Moonshine Car Seizure
In Sylvania on July 15 officers shot and killed brothers Joe and Herman Bazemore when they allegedly drew pistols as their car was stopped four miles from town for a search. Policeman J W Dolan is held for preliminary hearing. Two kegs of moonshine reportedly found after the shooting.
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Sylvania
Joe
Herman Bazemore
Buck Creek
J. W. Dolan
Dolan
Joe Bazemore
Herman
De Valera Faces Free State Authority Clash in Dublin
De Valera, leader of the Irish Republic who refused Free State authority, is in Dublin after attempts to oust Free State representatives at Dublin Castle. Arrested a year ago, he has been jailed but is announced to be released soon. Mrs. De Valera, a constant supporter of her husband, appears beside him.
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Irish Republic
Irish Free State
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Free State
de Valera
Ku Klux Klan and Knights plan charity ball game
In Youngstown on August 9, a charity baseball game is arranged with gate receipts directed by Max Brunswick a Jewish lawyer. Claude Johnson a Black athlete will umpire the event with proceeds supporting a local charity.
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Youngstown
Ku Klux Klan
Knights of Commarice
Max Brunswick
Claude Johnson
Body of Missing Woman Found at James River Canal
The body of Mrs. John B. Christian, wife of a local merchandise broker, was found in the James River and Kanawha canal after an all night police search. An infant was missing, believed carried by the mother when she departed the home yesterday afternoon.
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John B. Christian
James River
Kanawha Canal
Mrs. Christian
Crisp Tells About Income Tax Figures
Vienna July 15 Judge Charles R Crisp spoke before the Kiwanis Club at its last meeting detailing his stewardship for citizens. He criticized the recently adjourned Congress calling it most unsatisfactory with many problems before the House.
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Vienna
Kiwanis
Charles R. Crisp
Turkeys Clear Field Of Grasshoppers In Ennis Tex
Steve Budin a Bohemian farmer in the Crisp community used 200 turkeys to clear his cotton field of grasshoppers. neighbors are now borrowing the turkeys as the unusual method gains attention in Ennis Texas on July 15.
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Ennis
Tex
Steve Budin
Convicts Foiled Escape Attempt At Prison Farm
In Montgomery on July 15 Paul Cook attempted to seize a guard's pistol by striking guard J P Titwell with a hoe. Frank Green felled Cook with his own hoe, ending the attack. Governor Brandon granted a 30 day parole to both Cook and Green. Titwell needed stitches for a scalp wound but was not seriously injured. he recovered to resume duties.
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Montgomery
Ala
Paul Cook
J. P. Titwell
Speigner
Frank Green
Cook
W.W. W. Brandon
Cook Green
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Porto Alegre
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Dawes Report
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George
Stack
Bazemore Brothers
Georgia
Eamonn DeValera
W. Muddy Janes Pier
Crisp
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