Rebellion in Brazil Could Turn Into Real Revolution
Charles P. Stewart warns the Brazilian rebellion may intensify beyond suppression. He recalls past Latin American wars as not comic, noting Paraguay Chile Peru and Bolivia histories and a Buenos Aires uprising illustrating brutal realities. The piece notes jealous republics, boundary disputes, naval missions, and potential southern Brazil secession or a regional union absorbing Uruguay, with Australia planning land lighthouses in Victoria.
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Washington
Brazil
Paraguay
Argentina
Uruguay
Lopez
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Tacna
Arica
Pacific
Lima
Buenos Aires
Houses of
Congress
Calle Suipacha
South America
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Pauto
Parana
Santa Catherina
Rio Grande Do Sul
Matto Grosso
Famous Pine and Red Woods of Pacific Coast Still Afire
Fire races through pine and redwood forests from Canada to Mexico as 2,500 firefighters struggle to contain blazes. Mount Shasta City, Humbug Mountain near Yreka, Santa Barbara National Forest, and Sierra National Forest battle ongoing fires with millions in damage and two casualties expected to recover.
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Pacific Goast
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Mount Shasta City
Ohio 8 State Teachers’ College
Humbug Mountain
Yreka
Repo
Santa Barbara National Forest
Sierra National Forest
Nevada Line
Meigs County Raises Quota for Ohio Tornado Relief
Meigs county in northern Ohio launches a countywide relief drive for tornado victims. Frank Strong Arthur Johnson and Geo Kreitler head rural fundraising with Grange and Farm Bureau ties. A $900 rural quota is set with helpers in each community and bank or committee members accepted contributions.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Meigs
Frank Strong
Dexter
Arthur Johnson
Letart
Geo. W. Kreitler
Strong
Mr. Johnson
Grange
Farm Bureau
Donahey
Meigs County
Detour Map Displayed by Athens County Automobile Club
Athens County Automobile Club unveils a large Ohio detour map on its office wall. Blue pins mark good detours, red pins mark bad, yellow pins indicate bridges out. Officials say pins are updated with each new detour bulletin for current routing guidance.
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Athens County Automobile Club
Ohio
Pomeroy Pastor to Take Up New Work
Rev. and Mrs. George Nussman return from Evansville visit and announce he will leave Peace Evangelical Church in Pomeroy to direct a church under a school in the South. Locals praise his sincerity scholarship and fidelity to the cloth and regret his departure.
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Pomeroy
George Nussman
Evansville
Ind
Nussman
Peace Evangelical Church
South
Catholics and Catholics in the New York governor race
The piece surveys political harmony in camps and Catholic voters at the Democratic convention. It notes possible shifts if Al Smith runs for governor and supports Davis in New York, testing Catholic voters' tolerance and party loyalty.
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al Smith
Davis
New York State
American to serve as reparations arbiter for Germany debts
London July 16 United States officials announce Owen D. Young will be appointed reparations arbiter with power to arbitrate all disputes between the allies and Germany. The Dawes plan conference opens amid hope the appointment will unify England and France on German defaults and sanctions. Herriot cites American motive power as key to Dawes plan progress and the need for an American arbiter if Germany defaults.
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Davis M. Church
I. WN. S
London
Owen DP. Young
United States
Germany
Young
Reparations Commission
England
France
Germ
NCE
Ae Ee
Herriot
Paris
Flyers land in Croyden after Paris hop Europe flight
Croyden England July 16. American round the world flyers, who departed Paris at 11 04 am, arrived here this afternoon. The trio were greeted with an enthusiastic reception as their three ships glided to earth with ease.
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Croyden
England
America
Paris
Earth
Freeing of Irish prisoners to take effect soon
President Cosgrave signed a warrant to release Eamon De Valera Arthur Stack and other political prisoners. The general amnesty date is not fixed but gates could swing outward this weekend or early next week. De Valera has been imprisoned since last August Stack since April 1923.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Arthur Stack
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Ireland
de Valera
Stack
Seven of ’Em: Marion Woman Arrested on Poisoning Charge
Elnora Yeoman, 39, allegedly poisoned her seventh husband Lewis Yeoman who died July 28. Arrest followed by Mt. Gilead prosecutor T. B. leading an investigation in Morrow County.
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Marion
Ohio
Elnora Yeoman
Mt. Gilead
Morrow County
Lewis Yeoman
Hospitals to plan management program for war victims
Government hospitals shelter World War veterans undergoing treatment as a July 22 meeting directed by the council maps out hospital management for war victims. Attending experts include Dr George W Crile and Dr Ken Ron of Cincinnati.
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Direccil
Aditory Council
George W. Crile
Ken- Ron
Cincinnati
May Lose Natural Gas Soon in Columbus
Columbus may be without natural gas after September 12 unless a 10 cent rate increase is granted. An advertisement printed in newspapers signed by the gas companies says the city council refused to consider the request, framing the issue as whether residents want gas service after September 12.
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Columbus
Ohioan Arrested on Grave Charge
Columbus, July 16. Doubt was expressed by former state Librarian Newman that the Harry Newman arrested in New York by postal authorities for defrauding the mails is his son. A Pittsburgh postal inspector reported Newman as an Ohio politician and said his father was state treasurer Campbell. Newman senior said he had not heard from his son since the Democratic convention and efforts were to continue to verify any relation.
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Columbus
Newman
Harry Newman
New York
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Treaseevernor Campbell
Ewman
American flyers depart Le Bourget for England convoy
In Paris the three American round the world fliers left Le Bourget at 11 04 am bound for Croydon England. Lieut Lowell Smith led the group escorted by three French planes with a giant passenger craft joining to London. American Embassy officials General Strass and many onlookers were present to see them off.
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Paris
Lowell Smith
le Bourget Flying Field
Croydon
England
le Bourget Field
London
General Strass
French Aviation Service
British Flyer Starts Pacific Leg From London Route
A. Stuart McClaren begins the second lap of his round the world flight by leaving London for Yete foru Island and Paramashira near the Kuriles. His course runs parallel to the earlier American planes from Alaska to Japan, marking the transPacific leg.
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London
A. Stuart McClaren
Yeteforu Island
Paramashira
Kurile Islands
Tokio
Alaska
Japan
Staten Island Searches for Child’s Killer After Brutal Murder
New York July 16 police comb Staten Island woods and swamps hunting the fiend who assaulted and murdered 8 year old Francis P McDonald of Port Richmond. The body lay buried under brush more than a mile from the Chelsea Woods scene. Detective units and over 250 officers scour the area following the crime.
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New York
Staten Island
Francis P. McDonald
Port Richmond
Chelsea Woods
Maude A. Bauer
Harry L. Hoffman
Sing Sing
Woman teller faces embezzlement charge in Cleveland case
Marie Perrin 42 a Guardian Savings and Trust teller was arrested after confessing to a four year scheme that drained about ten thousand dollars from accounts by delaying credits and passing notes through her hands. Police report she attempted suicide but survived. Local bank officials say prosecution will proceed.
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Cleveland
Marie Perrin
Guardian Savings and Trust Co
J. Arthur House
Guardian Bank
Sunday Creek Reports Strong Oil Well Near Sand Run
Logan July 16 The Sunday Creek Coal Company completed a well on its Sand Run property with a natural flow of about 175 barrels daily The well has not been shot and will remain unshot while natural production holds.
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Logan
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Sand Run
North China Flood Threatens Rail Traffic and Kalgan
Dispatches from Peking report rising waters in the Yunkting river endangering the Peking Hankow Railroad and flooding Kalgan with extensive property damage but only minor loss of life. Foreign residents remain safe per the American embassy.
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London
North China
Peking
Tragic Death From Toy Pistol Caps In Youngstown Yard
Four year old Marie Me Laurin of Youngstown ate phosphorous caps found in her yard after mistaking them for candy. She became violently ill and died before doctors arrived.
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Youngstown, O
Marie Me
Laurin
Legend of Men Who Saw Gold Beneath the Earth
An old legenda speaks of men gifted with sight to gaze below the surface and reveal hidden gold and silver deposits. The tale blends myth with enduring hope of wealth found beneath the ground.
Sporting Yeast King Gifts Millions in Divorce Doweries
Julius Fleischmann, famed yeast magnate and former Cincinnati mayor, has given 2 million dollars to his first wife after their 1920 divorce and 25 000 a year, with an anticipated 6 million to his second wife once freed by French courts. He remains a sportsman and social figure while facing multiple failed marriages and ongoing court proceedings.
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Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ball Club
Lily Ackerland
Lawrence. Heminway
Long Island
Fielschmann
Jay O’brien
Brien
Mat Ne
Irene Fenwick
L -Lionel
Barrymore
Fleishmann
France
O’brien
Fleischman
Paris
Biarritz
O'Brien
Wimbledon
Prince of Wales
Sas Meadow Brook
Big Fall
Fleischmann’s
Westward campaign plans stir Coolidge strategy board
White House strategists map a rural West invasion to aid farmers amid dairy duties talk. Senator La Follette and Governor Bryan are cited as backers while tariff reviews flag potential duty increases.
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Washington
Coppersing
Robert M. Ln
Coolidge
Atreight
la Follette
Bryan
Tariff Commission
Coolidge Feela
Lenroot
Law State
Wisconsin
White House
William M
Republican Committee
West
New York
Maine
Re Sanders
Indiana
Mississippi
Senator Bursum
New Mexico
Southwest
Butler
England
Man Held Without Bond in East Side Child Homicide
Harold M. Hagen was held without bail by Magistrate B. House in homicide court for the shooting death of 7 year old Viesa inside a so called haunted house on East 111th Street. The case was continued until July 21.
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New York
Harold M. Hagen
Viesa
East 111Th Street
B. House
Aviator Wells Recovering After July Crash Near Here
Ja Wells, aviator badly injured when his plane crashed near Bellefontaine on July 4, is on the road to recovery. Physicians say he can sit up within a week. His comrade John R. Woolley of Cincinnati was not seriously hurt.
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Bellefontaine
Ja Wells
Here
John R. Woolley
C Nati
Proper Laundry Care For Delicate Summer Dresses
The note discusses washing delicate summer dresses and undergarments with care. It cautions that many would avoid the expense of professional washing and suggests careful handling at home.
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Lujcretti
Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Santon
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Sunday Creek
University of Chicago
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
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