Death Toll Climbs In Midwest and Texas Crashes
A long dispatch reports multiple U S and Canadian accidents on July 4. Detroit residents Frank Price John Gorski George Grancz and Ed Kubialiak die in a crash. Bernard Harms John W Parks and John Blessing perish in a wing failure during stunts above Joliet Illinois. Denver racer J R Ranes dies after a high speed crash at Overland Park. Heat and windstorms claim more lives in Kansas City Omaha and nearby areas. Texas logs ten fatalities from auto and air incidents plus drownings. two children drown in Nebraska vicinity. several bodies still missing.
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Frank Price
John Gorski
George Grancz
Ed Kubialiak
Detroit
Associated Press
Joliet
Bernard Harms
John W. Parks
John Blessing
Harms
Parks
Blessing
Harrs
Associated Fresh
Denver
Col
J. R. Ranes
Ranes
Rocky Mountain
Overland Park
Texas
Dallas
Casper Alexander
Fred C. Mitchell
Beaumont
Marines Sail for Nicaragua to Ensure Vote
The navy repair ship Medusa carries 675 marines and 200 sailors slated to depart San Pedro July 4 for Corinto Nicaragua. They will provide election duty during Nicaragua’s elections a week away and return by July 23. Field guns and full equipment accompany the unit in khaki ready for any trouble.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Cal
Navy
Medusa
Nicaragua
Corinto
State Department
Cow slaughtered to enter Doncaster bank
A milch cow at Doncaster England was killed to allow entry into a bank building after a recent incident.
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Doncaster
England
1000 Miles of Hop Negotiated in Airmen Flight
Aviators pursuing a new long distance record maintain high speed above 135 mph on a Savoia plane. They head toward Pernambuco with possible stops in Rio de Janeiro or other Brazilian coast cities if fuel and bearings permit. Their route bypasses Bolama and remains oceanic, awaiting radio contact as they voyage from Gibraltar and Villa Cisneros.
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Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro
Chamberlin
Levine
Gibraltar
Villa Cisneros
Rio de Orojn
Greenwich
St. Vincent's
Cape Verde Islands
Buenos Aires
Bolama
Portuguese Guinea
Savoia
London Society Crams Court for Divorce Hearing
Fashionable society packed the divorce court for the second hearing on cross suits by Lady Hilda Bonn and Sir Max J. Bonn. Lady Bonn seeks dissolution on adultery grounds. Sir Max denies. Prolonged testimony from Paris private inquiry agents. judge to sit Saturday. Notable parties include Lieut. Col. Sir Ronald Waterhouse and Arthur Marcus Hanbury.
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Associated Press
London
Hilda Bonn
Sir Max J. Bonn
New York
Lady Bonn
Max
Paris
Lord Merrivale
Max Bonn
Ronald Waterhouse
Arthur Marcus Hanbury
Britain reports 416 530 lerxosy patients
In Great Britain a total of 416 530 lerxosy patients are now recorded. The figure reflects the ongoing health classification in the region and indicates a sustained level of care demand across facilities.
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Great Britain
Local visitors and travel fill Three Forks week
A steady flow of residents and visitors frequent Three Forks with politicians, railway men, and shoppers in town. Stanley Scearce of Flathead campaigned for congress while E W Rossiter and J D McMahon conducted business, and many locals including the Antonsens and Davies families were seen in town or en route to regional destinations.
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Three Forks
Stanley Scearce
Flathead
Congress
E. W. Rossiter
Butte
Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railway
Ralph Darlington
Madison
B. F. Antonsen
Lewistown
Melvin Davies
J. A. Beatson
Harlowton
Ruth Nelson
Bozeman
Haskell Ranch
Jas. Lane
Margaret Murphy
Josie
Marion Callahan
Tra Townsley
Deer Lodge
F. H. Dixon
J. D. McMahon
A. H. Wilkins
Jean
Harrison
Robert Burns
Missoula
T. F. Lefever
Walla Walla
Wash
H. A. Smith
T. A. Fairhurst
Baby
Spokane
A. Deckleman
L. D. Whipple
Townsend
Clarence Walter
Walter
Pony
Three Forks Hospital
Murray
Basil Brooks
al Atkins
Chicago, Miwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railway
Koehler
American Legion
Grover Ballard
Nigger Hollow
E. A. Rice
Harold Young
W. E Young
Olin Durham
R. G. Griffith
C. H. Peterson
D. A. Robinson
Girl Scouts
Myr
Yellowstone Park
Evelyn Barton
Mary Funk
Sheridan
George van Fleet
Josie Callahan
Livingston
Smith Urges Citizenship Duty at Tammany Hall
Governor Smith uses Independence Day address at Tammany Hall to stress citizen duty including voting and studying party platforms. He praises Tammany’s patriotic principles, rejects political avoidance, and vows to defend American ideals while avoiding campaign specifics. Royal Copeland also speaks as part of the event lineup.
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Tammany Hall
Houston
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
Associated Press
New York
Alfred F. Smith
Society of Tammany
America
John R. Voorhis
Society
Tammany
Smith
United States
Royal S. Copeland
WNYC
WEAF
National Broadcasting Company
Smith backs regional campaign HQ plan for Smith bid
New York dispatch reports Gov. Alfred E. Smith may establish a national headquarters in Washington with four to five regional hubs to direct his presidential campaign. Regions would cover New York area, Chicago area, Atlanta or Mobile, Denver, plus planned Boston and Los Angeles sites. Kremer and Van Namee highlighted for key posts. Smith favors regional autonomy with broad policy guidance from the candidate.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Maryland
Chicago
Atlanta
Mobile
Denver
Boston
Los Angeles
Kremer
Erm
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
McAdoo
Denver Post
Fred W. Johnson
Wyoming
Democrats to Bar Dissenters in Alabama Ballots
Selma Alabama July 4 E W Pettus chairman of the state democratic committee warned that any person voting against the democratic nominees in November risks being barred from future democratic primaries. He added that voter qualification for the 1930 state wide primary to nominate a governor and other officers will be decided after the presidential election. Pettus stated that Democrats are expected to...
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Associated Press
Selma
Ala
E. W. Pettus
State Democratic Committee
Pettus
Unity Call Bids Backing for Ticket Amid Party Rift
A party statement urged settling differences in caucus or primary to present an undivided front to the opposition. The remark appeared aimed at backers who opposed Governor Smith of New York during the Houston convention and signaled efforts to rally support for the ticket.
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Smith
New York
Houston
Welcome for transatlantic airmen in Dublin
In Dublin on July 4, Major James Firmaurice Captain Herman Koehl and Baron von Huenefeld were welcomed by President Cosgrave and ministers at government buildings and later by Governor General McNeil at Vice Regal Lodge. The reception coincided with US Minister Sterling's Fourth of July garden party, attended by all three aviators and Irish leaders. The event drew limited attendance from the Dail and Senate due to urgent business.
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Associated Press
Dublin
James Firmaurice
Herman Koehl
Baron von Huenefeld
Cosgrave
James McNeil
Vice Regal Lodge
United States
Frederick A. Sterling
Ireland
Legation
Phoenix Park
McNeil
Dail
Senate
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Wilbur Gaylord
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Eric Sundin
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Julie Thomas
New York City
Annie Sanders
Sanders
London Society
Crams Court
Jefferson
Montanan
George R. van Namee
AL Smith
Rman Hapgood
Horatio Alger
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Charles Curtis
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Lou Williams
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Curtis
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Washineton
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