Ambassa dor Bancroft to be sent home on Japanese warship
Tokyo reports Japan plans rare honors for Ambassador Bancroft. A warship will carry his remains to the United States, with a commission likely led by Admiral Tamura. Bancroft is noted as the third American envoy to die suddenly in Japan.
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Edgar Bangoft
United States
Tamura
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Greek government protests murder of Greek citizen in Sofia
The Greek government instructed its foreign affairs officials in Sofia to file a strong protest over the assassination of James Nicolaides. It demanded full indemnity and satisfaction to the family and assurances of safety for Greeks in Bulgaria.
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United Press
Athens
Sofia
Vigor Ms
James Nicolaides
Bulgaria
Belgians Seek Leniency on Debt Funding Proposal
Belgian debt funding commission members will travel from Brussels to Clebourg then to New York. A member told United Press they hope America will be generous and not impose harsh conditions. Belgium faces heavy taxes and new obligations would be disastrous.
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Brussels
Skff
Clebourg
New York
The
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Russell Scott May Face Sanity Hearing
United Press reports Russell Scott may be pronounced not guilty by reason of insanity after a July hearing. Prosecution argues for commitment to an asylum if found insane, with a sanity hearing slated for next week.
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Body of Bryan Carried to Washington for Funeral
July 29 Dayton crowds bid farewell as the body of Williams Jennings Bryan leaves town for Washington City. Mrs Bryan, an invalid, declines viewing the casket, saying she must endure the loss without breaking down. The funeral train heads to the capital with two special cars attached.
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Washington
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Washington City
Bryan
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Tolon
Highway Meeting Draws Western Delegates in Colorado
Delegates from Texas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas gather in Colorado Springs for the annual Albert Pile Jes pwas Association meeting. Several governors attend as delegates from other states.
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Colorado Springs
Jaly
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Albert Pile Jes
Not the gown but smallest accessory claims the outfit
New York fashion notes stress matching accessories to the frock. Beige, Madonna blue, bottle green, or pale shades form a neutral palette from hat to handkerchief. Footwear should suit the daytime look with light hosiery. brighter satin or beaded shoes may suit evening wear, with careful color coordination throughout.
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Hedda Hoyt
United Press
New York
Sea- Mer
First Feminist Sister Juana Ines de la Cruz
Fragmentary notes discuss Juana Ines de la Cruz as possibly the first feminist figure in Mexico and a leading Mexican Catholic woman. The text references University of Texas materials and Spanish references to Sister Juana as a nun and champion of her era.
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Sehons
University of Texa
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Mexico
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Juana Nun
Funeral plans mark simple burial for Bryan at Arlington
Arlington notes the body of William Jennings Bryan, famed orator and Peace advocate, to be interred Friday at Arlington National Cemetery near the Dewey Memorial and Unknown Soldier tomb after simple services. Bryan Jr. is due Friday in New York, with services at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and a cortege to Arlington.
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UT summer term registrations top prior term figures
United Press reports in Austin that UT summer school registration for the second term reached 3,107, up from 3,105 in the previous war term. A total of 305 new students registered at the start of this term.
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United Press
Austin
University of Texas
University to Offer New Highway Engineering Course
The University of Texas College of Engineering will offer a new highway construction course next year. Professor John Arnold Focht, recently named highway engineering professor, will lead the program. The work will be conducted on roads around Austin.
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University of Texas
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Mongolian rice project eyed to ease Asia shortages
Tokyo reports a new effort to prevent price spikes by cultivating rice in Mongolia. Baro K. Okura, a prominent financier, claims millions of acres are under cultivation and can yield a grain matching a high grade used as a benchmark in daily imports.
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Japan
U Noresault
Saigon
Burma
North Pole
Mongolia
Baro K. Okura
Drapan
The Home of Good Meats Ad on South Main Street
A storefront bulletin promotes ready to serve meats including boiled ham baked ham develed ham pimento cheese veal loaf and hot barbecue. Located on South Main Street with phone Nost 682.
Chicago Lab Lest Parents Ask Police To Find Child
The parents of 7 year old Dwight Tracy asked police to locate their son who disappeared after boarding a street car near Chicago on Monday heading toward Jackson Park. The case recalls the Bobby Franks tragedy and authorities search for the missing boy continues.
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Chicago
United Tress
Bobby” Franks
Dwight Tracy
Jackson Park
Cowboy Bootmaker of Fort Worth Dead
James Erin, 72, a native of Gibraltar and longtime Fort Worth bootmaker, died at 4 am Tuesday from internal injuries after being struck by a car last Wednesday. Funeral services were held at St Patrick’s Church and burial proceeded at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Texas
James “Erin
Gibraltar
Spain
Laecal
St. Patrick’ Catholic Church
Greenwood Centery
Weather Update Partly Cloudy With Local Storms
Partly cloudy skies across the area with developing local thunder storms. Meteo reports scattered lightning and brief showers possible in the afternoon, with cooler temperatures easing at night.
Heat wave eases as relief moves south into Texas
The Dallas Weather Bureau reports two more days of cooler weather after a high heat wave. relief expected for South Texas while general rains reach the south plains and Panhandle. Oklahoma sees northerly rain as crops in the Panhandle benefit from the showers. State average temperatures seen around 88 degrees for the next two days.
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Dallas
South Texas
United States Weather Bureau
South Plains
Panhandle
Oklahoma
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Bureau
Camp Meade to become major training center
United Press reports Camp Meade will be rebuilt into a model training center under a housing plan to be submitted to Congress. Major General Hines says it will be one of the largest army training camps in the country.
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Washington
Camp Meade
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