Former Interior Secretary Holds Shotgun Over Cameramen
Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior faced a police reaction after a disturbance at his El Paso home as he sat in pajamas with a shotgun. A photographer reportedly threw a stone at Mrs. Fall during the incident, while Fall’s family opposed photos of his departure to serve a prison term in New Mexico for a bribe conviction. Officials plan to have Fall delivered to the prison gates soon with Dr Gambrell assisting.
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EL Paso
Tex
R.albert B Fall
A Interior Today
Tyan Fe
N. M. Felice
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Cheas
Mal
Chase
Mia
Feil
New Mexico
Saiota FH
WN. M
U.p
Albert B. ‘Wrall
Internep
Washington
United States
Joseph Ton Ie
HE. Gambrell
Fall
Murder Charge in Cincinnati Husband Arrested
Cincinnati dispatch reports Mrs. Cum Collins fled her flat as police found Clarence Woodruff shot to death. Collins’s wife, beaten, led officers to suspect him in a quarrel between the two families and he was arrested on a charge of murder as beer was sold in adjoining flats.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Cum Collins
Clarence Woodruff
Collins
Woodruff
Missing truck driver believed killed near Coat Grove
Authorities think Andrew Payne, a New Boston truck driver, is dead. His bloodstained truck was found abandoned along a roadside near Coat Grove. Payne, a father of seven from Cynthiana in Pike County, had been en route to Petersmouth to return tools for his employer Cerl Bower carrying a wage amount.
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Onton
L.r-Po
Andrew Payne
New Boston
Coat Grove
Mayne
Cynthiana
Pike County
Petemouth
Cerl Bower
Chick Sale Hospitalized for Treatment in California
Barbara Calif July 18 Charles Chick Sale comedian is in hospital here for stomach treatment. Doctors are debating care plans and his doctors have decided he will be patient. Sale says he is on a strict diet and is improving.
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Quadan
California
A Barbara
Calif
Sale
Etor
Grand Jury to Convene for Thirty-Five Cases
A special session of the Grand Jury is to convene for about 30 to 35 cases. Prose- Bolin stated the session has been called to clear the Ath-Tall of persons who have to post bond while awaiting trial. A majority of the prison charged with non-sup rielation of prohibition will be required.
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Ely
Bolin
Stasion
France and Britain seek safety plan amid German crisis
Arthur Brisbane notes a London conference to address European weakness with France Britain and the United States joining Italy Belgium and Germany. He stresses France’s demand for safety guarantees and cautions against U S entanglement. Also a Santa Fe jail scene where Albert B Fall faces prison for oil reserve crimes.
Wheat Rebellion Surges as Farmers Refuse Low Prices
Kansas City report notes farmers stockpile wheat amid plummeting prices after a large harvest. Traders are puzzled by a rapid shift to resistance, with growers vowing not to sell below half production costs and backing their stance with held grain.
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Kansas City
Who's Telling Tales?
The White House ends efforts to find the source of incidental Hoover news stories after a week long probe. Theodore Jaslin says no leak was found and Secret Service and White House staff were warned not to discuss even minor presidential matters.
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Washington
U.A
White House
Hoover
Theodore Jaslin
Secret Service
Estate hearing for John IL Wilson vacated in Athens County
The settlement hearing for the estate of John IL Wilson has been vacated. The session in Athens County Common Pleas Court was scheduled for Monday and read for August 11.
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John IL. Wilson
Athens County Common Plesa Court
U. S. Diplomats To Keep Away From Schemes
United States will enter into no scheme aiding Germany that preserves the postwar European status quo. France may demand political guarantees from Germany for participation in a $500 million international loan to be discussed in London. Hoover sends Dawes back to London while Stimson and Mellon head there, with Britain hosting a conference.
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Jay
United States
Germany
Europe
London
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Mauretania
Stimson
Treasury Mellon
France
Soma
Mellon and
Petain
Marne
Armien
Ing
Poweru
Regl von Hindenburg
Pierre Laval
Wastel
Framces
Great Eriteam
Ceripany
Camera Breaks Coat Tradition at Cleveland Hotel Dining Room
Howard F. Dugan, manager of a Cleveland hotel, notes the custom of guests wearing coats in dining rooms was challenged by boxer Primo Camera. The hotel attempted to enforce the rule but yielded when Camera resisted, being larger than the staff.
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Cleveland
Howard F. Dugan
Primo Camera
Balloon race pilots choose late start at Akron airport
AFRON July 18 pilots Karl Axtater and H H Couch of Army Bay No 2 drew the preferred position in the National Balloon race at Akron airport and will be last to take off due to clear weather forecasts. The late start lets observers gauge wind directions from other balloons. In Columbus the health director Harry H Snively, under Gov Davis, was described as grave after mesenteric thrombosis surgery.
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Meme Afron
Karl Axtater
H. H. Couch
Army Bay No. 2
Akron
Columbus
Harry H. Snively
Harry L. Davis
What a Man Does Not Like New Situation
Los Angeles report details Rev. G Edward Hudson known as What A Man facing a collapsed romance. Minnie Kennedy declares separation and forces him to confront possible annulment divorce and libel actions tied to a prior marriage and alleged bigamy. He appears in public with summonses as he avoids photographers.
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Los Angeles
G. Edward
Kennedy
Hudson
Margaret Newton-Hudson
Mra Kennedy
Cowlitz County
Washington
Whatea-Man
President Hoover Heads To Camp Toover For Retreat
President Hoover left this afternoon for his camp on the Ranidan, accompanied by Eugene Mever Jr, Henry P Fletcher, Mrs Fletcher, Jeremish Milbank and Mrs Milbank, Senator Glenn, and others. Theodore Wallen and Theodore Jostin also attended, with Dr. Joel T. Boone.
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Toover
Raplien
Washington
Staly
U.P
Hoover
Ranidan
Eugene Mever
Feders? Reserve Board
Mra. Mever
Henry P . Fletcher
Federal
Fletcher
Jeremish Milbank
Mra Milbank
Glenn
Mminors
Mra Glenins
Theodore Wallen
New York Herald-Tribune
Theodore Jostin
Josins
Joel T. Boone
Guard Units Break Camp After Training Finish at Camp Perry
The Ohio National Guard completed training for two brigades at Camp Perry and began preparations to break camp Sunday. Troops will depart for home with peg and recreation on Saturday as other detachments prepare to train starting Monday.
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Shia Soldiera
Perry
Camp Perry
U.P
Ohio National Guard
Peg
Plains farmers oppose railroad rate hike revolt grows
U P Western states organize against a proposed 15 percent railroad freight increase. Led by Ben C. Larkin and EM Hendricke, activists from North Dakota to Minnesota plan a formal challenge at Interstate Commerce Commission hearings. They argue rates are already too high and that carriers fail to deliver public service. The movement expands into North Dakota, Minnesota, Kansas and Arkansas as hearings progress.
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Washington
U.P Western
North Dakota
Plains Country
Ben C. Larkin
Halirvond Commissionera of
Aseo
Lace Kein
Larkin
Railroad Commission
Hendricks
Midwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hendricka
Mine Trouble Ends as Deputies Withdraw in Ohio
In St Clairsville Ohio July 18 110 deputy sheriffs engaged to curb mine marches are withdrawn as Tiltonville Mine of Warner Collieries resumes loading Monday The Hanna Coal Company to re employ a night shift of 150 at Fairpoint Belmont County officials had borrowed funds for deputies and may further seek a $15000 refund The strike was led by the National Mineral Union.
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ST. Clairsville
Tiltonville
Warner Collieries Company
Exsatern
Fairpoint
Howard A. Duff
Belmont County
National Mineral Union
Battle of the Red River Rivalry Ties Texas and Oklahoma
Texas Governor Ross Brerning and his rangers held the Denison bridge amid the Red River dispute with Oklahoma Governor Murray. Oklahoma opened one free bridge while others remained unusable. Murray ordered all toll-bridge approaches plowed and free bridges opened on both sides of the river.
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Galahoma Citt
Texas
Okahoma
Yallalta al? Murray
Red River
Ross Brerning
Denison
Tex
Murray
Oklahamawa
Gathenvilla
Muyteltn
Texneade
Goodyear Baby Blimp Ruins After Windstorms
The second Goodyear baby blimp was wrecked by hidden windstorms near Traverse City Michigan. A crew member died from injuries after a crash blamed on severe weather. The incident follows earlier craft failures during the National Cherry Festival period with no injuries reported.
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Traverse City
Bmich
U.P
Kanaan City
Cam Brannigan
Bowling Green Ohio
Lake Michigan
Death of Cowboy Movie Second Is Mourned by Will
Beverly Hills obituary notes the passing of Pedro Leon, longtime film cowboy and skilled roper praised for his grace, smile, and reliable work on tough scenes. Will gives heartfelt farewell in Spanish and English, praising his friend as a "Muy Bueno Hombre."
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Will
Beverly Hills
Catif
Pedro
Pedro Leon
Bose
Pomeroy Mayor Recounts Morgan's Raiders Visit
Pomeroy mayor Charles J. Hess recalls a cherry picking morning 68 years past when Morgan's Raiders crossed Meigs County. The tale details preparations in Pomeroy as raiders approached, the threatened sack of the courthouse, and local response.
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Pomeroy
Morgan
Meigs County
First Woman Sentenced To Die in Electric Chair
Julie Maude Lowther, 29, the first woman sentenced to death in the electric chair, arrived in Columbus in custody to begin her imprisonment at the penitentiary awaiting execution on October 2. The case stemmed from the murder of Mrs Clara Smyth, her former lover's wife, and she has appealed the sentence.
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Columbus
Julie Maude Lowther
Blanche
Ashtabula
Aha
Mra Lawther
Innis Atate
Clara Smth
Tilly Smyth
Mra Lowther Waa
Penttentiam
Mes
Lowther
Thoman
Anid Atin
World talk by air links Gatty and Smith with Australia
A round the world radio conversation linked Miera Wiley Post and Harold Gatty with Sir Keith Smith in Australia via W2MAT and 2ME Sydney rebroadcast through WGY and NBC. Smith teased Gatty about a British girl met in Khabarovsk who spoke English with a Russian Cockney mix.
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Schenectady
Miera Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Sir Keith Smith
Australia
W2mat
General Electric
2ME
Sydney
WGY
NBC
Hele— Brith
Man
Gatty
Khabarovak
Iberia
Yar
Keith-Smith
London
Siberia
Filer
Pacific
Heith-Smith
Autos Safer With This Glass Installations
Local firm offers auto safety glass installations at low prices with guaranteed protection. Also ad lists a two room house for sale at 90 dollars, a trade possibility for a used car, and a rental of a large farm team with private amenities and shower bath.
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the Messenger
Han & Fve
Paris Conference Opens On German Crisis And Peace Efforts
The Paris session with Chancellor Bruening and French Foreign Minister Curties discusses Germany’s financial crisis and potential measures to ease strains. Laval and Briand outline London conference plans to secure a large international loan and stabilize Europe.
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Germany
Heinrich Bruenteg
Julie Curties
Sais Latera
Cfmmunicqie Sud
Bruening
Gernany
Grotlema
Sonce
Flandin
Romedina
Emia
Frankoeas
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