July heat wave grips vast eastern states to claim more lives
The second July heat wave settled over the eastern two thirds of the United States with no relief expected before Monday or Tuesday. One week after the first wave killed about 150 people in the Midwest, the new spell added more fatalities as thunderstorms were predicted to intensify the atmosphere.
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Brew York
Columbus
Rohio
Stite
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Midwest
Middlewest
Iowa
Ilinois
Canton
Ill
United States and Europe Diplomacy in Verse
Arthur Brisbane analyzes Britain's stance on a proposed United States of Europe and the American role. He argues Britain prefers its empire and warns against foreign interference while noting U S cooperation with Canada and Mexico. A Turk named Ashe arrives in the United States amid oppressive humidity in the southeast.
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United States
Britain
Europe
Mexico
Canada
Ashe
Heat Grips Midwest and Brazil Amid Record Temperatures
A sweeping heat wave grips Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina as Mafra reports near freezing despite Brazil’s cold spell. In the U.S. Midwest hot conditions persist with highs above expectations and thunderstorms forecast, causing crop concerns and multiple heat related deaths.
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Rio
Janeiro
Brazil
Mafra
Santa Catharina State
Athens Messenger Publishes Booklet on Fish and Seafoods
The Athens Messenger promotes a booklet on fish and seafoods noting fish as easily digested and beneficial for mothers and children. The notice urges readers to send 50 cents for a copy, advertised through the Washington Information Bureau.
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Athens
Athens Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
All-America Flying Derby läng flight across U S starts
Detroit July 19 seven trim racing planes ready for start in the All-America Flying Derby a race touching both Atlantic and Pacific seaboards. prize money totals 15004 for first 1900 for second 3600 for third plus 6500 lap prizes. stops include Buffalo New York Cincinnati Little Rock Houston San Angelo and back to Detroit.
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National Aeronautic Association
F. RB. Murwell
Circus Engines, Inc
Buffalo
New York
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Houston
San Angelo
Texas
Douglas, Ariz
Los Angeles
Ogden
Utah
Lincoln
Chicago
Ashes of Maury Graham scattered over mountains
Maury Graham’s ashes were scattered today over the mountains he loved as his best friend Fred Kelley, an air mail pilot, released the urn during a run from Los Angeles toward Salt Lake City. The act marked Graham’s final flight on the route.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Maury Graham
Graham
Fred Kelley
Air Mail
Kelley
Salt Lake City
Cadence of a Rum Fleet Raid Targets Atlantic Stations
Seven men arrested and four radio stations seized in a Long Island raid simulating a campaign against rum stations along the Atlantic. Agents traced shortwave transmitters and plotted vessels used to reach distant shippers while alleging Cuba as a base. Names cited include M Carrphert and Peter Weekes among others charged with violating radio and prohibition laws.
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Wew
York
Long Island
Het Re
Ocampalen
Tim
Metliturck
Sum Man Ming
M. Carrphert
Fasduimpton
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Tdl
Peter Weekes
Ehemod
Remy Veith
Viola
Das
Eetecarty
Thimipton Bays
Dexter Estate Fight Reaches Court for Will Dispute
The case centers on Charles Dexter’s estate and a trust sum of about 820,000 tied to Miss Annie, with Baxter Walker named as beneficiary. Hamilton County courts differed on whether Walker had fulfilled conditions, prompting an appeal to the Supreme Court for review and a possible name change after Walker complied with terms.
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Colemn
PDI Vertors
University of Sie ‘Etanali Tedaxy
Supreme Court Agkng
Camperl
Anmie
Wniversity
Baxter Walker
Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa robbed of jewelry
The luxury apartment of Sessue Hayakawa in New York was robbed of jewelry valued at 22000 dollars by house-breakers who pried open a heavy oaken door. Washington officials said airmail route extensions will be studied before August 1 by the Postoffice Department.
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New York
Sessue Hayakawa
Washington
Tnitex
Postoffice Department
Jtoday
Endurance Craze Turns Dangerous as Boys Fall From Trees
A nationwide endurance fad prompts risky stunts by youths including climbing trees to hold water in mouths and balance acts. The surge of activities across the Midwest South and other regions leads to injuries and calls for safer behavior while authorities investigate incidents and advise guardians.
Ripper Found After Years in Jael Tiormhstin Case
A lengthy manhunt ends as James Gormeley and others are captured by police, tied to a prior violent crime. Details describe suspects Walter Fallon and Eleanor Quinn, with sentences issued for rape and related charges.
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Tiormhstin
Hardison
Peruana
Ormielev
Norris Lincoln and Wyserris face GOP split in state race
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of Senator George Wyserris and Norris Lincoln in a Republican primary. It notes a contested statewide political situation and a reference to the secretary of state, with unclear details about ballot strategy and candidacy outcomes.
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Lincoln
Daly
George Wyserris
Chirte
Gossa
Opie
Norris
Grocers
Tor Tyesealing
Driver Kills Passenger in Warrenshire Heights Crash
George Redmond aged 29 died when his car driven by Redmond crashed into an abutment at an intersection in Warrenshire Heights. His companion Georen Oden was slightly hurt as they were returning home from Geauga Lake Park in Ohio.
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Cleveland
George Redmond
Georen Oden
Redmond
Warrenshire Heights
Geauga Lake Park
Supreme Court Plans Action in Billings Case
Supreme Court indicates it will take up a Billings case involving multiple parties and questions of pardons, with references to actions by authorities and potential orders. The discussion mentions the China link and a pending decision schedule, noting concerns over sufficient evidence and procedural steps.
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Supreme Court
Billings
Unclear OCR Notice on Athenian Figures and Parole Dates
Fragmentary text lists names including Hobart Rogers and Andrese Koon with parole or sentence dates. Mentions two-year terms for Eugene Windle and other individuals. Unable to determine full context or location. records reference parole sessions and dates in a damaged notice.
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LOS Pos
Drompdenel
Landon
Furst
de Peerates Sera
Rover
AtHens
Hobart Rogers
Hur
Blir
Tareeny
Aine
Andrese Koon
Manufac
Urjaar
Aus
Eucene Windle
Chird Haunt Tollian
Safe conduct assured for China missionaries held by troops
Washington reports 26 U S missionaries isolated by Chinese troop movements were not captured by bandits but blocked from evacuation due to a sudden military surge. State Department notes surrounding forces prevented escape to safety as orders changed.
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Washington
China
State Department
Oldest resident to visit President Hoover and Mayor Walker
The article reports the world’s oldest resident being brought to New York for a meeting with President Hoover and Mayor Jimmy Walker. It notes the visit context amid a broad, fragmented account of elderly residents, wartime veterans, and local officials, with references to an accident and other civic matters.
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President Hoover
Mayor Walker
Love Murderer Mystery Women Center of Anger
Fragmented OCR notes describe crime and society items with references to an Ohio murder case dubbed Love Murderer and a Mystery Women center of anger. The text lists various city pages and sections including Athens Society and London Letter with scattered names and local notices.
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Tolliver
Ghio
Armerica
Pomeroy Band
Selsonvilly
Inge
Chauncey
Mearthur
Athens Society Newe
Amos Parrish
Tag4
Logan Newe
Ohio
Vine
London
Marian Pash Snyder
Paige Community News
Endorsement of Price Policies By Co-Operative Milk Board
Delware County meeting at Bertit Township approved price policy changes for the Agri Valley Co Operative Milk Association. Officials reported 200 producer-members attended as dissenting voices protested proposed price adjustments and hinted at further action.
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Aifolo Valley
Bertit Township
Delaware County
Buicket
thecreaiary-Lreneurer
Co-Operative Group
Stourt
Brenp
HL WW
Witcox
Lockburny
Puyanday
Feine
Wikke
Aunt Insult Sparks Teen to Confess Aunt Murder
Cin July 19 Bernard Thompson 26 of Dorchester Massachusetts sat in a cell at police headquarters and told a reporter he beat his aunt after she insulted his dead mother. He said he attacked his aunt on Chapel Street and signed a statement to the police, admitting the murder.
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Cin
Herart Thompson
Dorchester
Mann
Blg Avatara KK
Beith Thompson Wight
Grol
Bernard Thompson
Saugua
Masa
Vincent Taragowski
Thompson
Joseph Sullivan
Ariling
Mine Foreman Denied Second Murder Trial
Metin Tolliver the Bailey Run foreman was found guilty of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Floyd Katzenboeh during a miners dispute at White Ace Mine No. 6. He faces life imprisonment with no possibility of pardon. The trial lasted four days with Tolliver remanded to state penitentiary pending appeal plans by defense.
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Jieete
Dh Woratetl
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Weis Court
Ghia State
Purale
Tolliver
von Iered
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Floyd Watzanboeh
Kaliey
Kaliey Run Miner
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Baburday Thorniing
Jaciey Worstel
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John J. Woolley
AW FB
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Voneroy
Thie Susien
Begiynen
Mr. Woolley
Wiltanin
Paol Herbert
Columbar
Talliver
Lg AR
Eds
Mit
Mt Grant
Columbus
Hullet
Prisoner Tolliver Faces Long Ohio Penitentiary Sentence
In Athens County, Ohio, Marvin Tolliver endures a grim morning as he learns his sentence in the state penitentiary. The scene unfolds in the jail courtyard with bleak surroundings and a stubborn, silent demeanor as he confronts an unsure, cold future behind bars.
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Ivaninka
Ohi Stats
Nathan
Athens
Aquat
Tolliver
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