Vienna Riots Report Red Dictatorship Amid Seizure of City
Violent protests in Vienna lead to 40 deaths and hundreds wounded as riots erupt after soldiers are acquitted. Reports claim a red dictatorship and a coup attempt while police stations and the Palace of Justice are attacked and set ablaze. A general strike and clashes with mounted police follow amid chaotic scenes across the capital.
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Palace of Justice
London
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Austria
Iby
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Berita
Italians of city honor Our Lady of Mount Carmel today
Italian residents kick off a two day celebration in the city in honor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with processions and Masses planned across parish churches. Local groups have prepared decorations and public notices urge participation from worshippers and neighbors.
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Nera
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New York
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Fairfield
Wratport
Salvation Army
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Washington
Connecticut
Claire Windsor Files Divorce Suit Against Bert Lytell
Los Angeles July 15 Claire Windsor silent film star filed a divorce action against her husband Bert Lytell citing mental cruelty and noting his unreasonable jealousy and frequent absences from home.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Claire Windsor
Lm Star
T Oday
Saint
Bert Lyte
Police Close In On New Haven Postal Clerk
New Haven police and postal inspectors closed in on John J. Fitzgerald a 25 year old post office clerk after he allegedly took a decoy registered package and escaped yesterday morning. He fled through a first floor window in the Post Office building as pursuers waited at the doors. Fitzgerald reportedly visited his Meade Street home last night and officers expected his capture before morning.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Post Oice
John J. FitzGerald
Post Office
FitzGerald
Meade Street
Abatements Illegally Released Sparks Tax Collector Action
Tax Collector Howard announced an action to revive tax liens on property at 205 297 State a treat after alleging illegal release by the Common Council. The four story building sold for 624100 to Joseph R Barry acting for a New York builder, with caveat filed to cloud title and halt the sale pending about 1500 in taxes and interest. Deeds not yet filed. sale publicized. panel says action approved by Tax Attorney Edward L Kelly.
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Challenger
Max J. Buechler
Joseph R. Barry
New York
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Cnvyea
Bay
Lacey R. Blackman
New Yok
Edward L. Kelly
Challengier
Deludes
Naval session seen as 60-40 chance of success
Geneva July 15 Associated Press A Japanese delegate says about 60 40 odds for the tripartite naval conference with optimism rising among all delegations after private talks between American chief Hugh S Gideon and Admiral Viscount Saito. Britain and Japan press lowering cruiser tonnage and eight inch guns, while US and UK seek to limit 10 000 ton cruisers. Sir Esme Howard to visit Coolidge fuels talks on a possible limitation treaty.
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Associated Press
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Viscount Saito
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Washington
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North Sea
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Coolidge
Two Erie Railroad Workers Die In Jersey Yard Accident
Jersey City July 15. John Johnson formerly of Belfast Maine and John Cornette Erie railroad employees were instantly killed by an Erie train at Black Bridge in the Croxton yards. Two other workers uninjured walked the track nearby. Johnson, 38, lived at 116 Paonia Avenue Jersey City. Cornette, 26, a mason's helper, resided in the Erie laborers camp in Serancus.
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Associated Press
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Belfast
Maine
John Cornette
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Erie
Croxton Yards
Johnson
Paonia Avenue
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Mason
Serancus
Coal to Furnish Unlimited Store of Motor Fuel
STATE COLLEGE Pa July 15 By Associated Press How science meeting the problem of fuel exhaustion was demonstrated by chemists of renown at today's session of the Institute of Chemistry of the American Chemical Society. Louis Jones said nitrogen in the atmosphere will furnish unlimited fertilizer through ammonia synthesis, delaying famine fears. Dr Hans Tropach of the Kalter Wilhelm Institute in Germany spoke on coal producing liquid motor fuels, vital for oilless countries, via the Tropsch process. Jones asserted fears of nitrate limits were dispelled by new catalytic developments lifting food production fears.
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Associated Preas
Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
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Nitrogen Engineering Corporation of
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Mulhelm
Burh
Germany
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Jones
Chile
Tropach
Jones Shatters Records to Retain British Open Title
Bobby Jones of Atlanta wins the British Open at St Andrews with a record 285 strokes over four rounds, six ahead of runners up Aubrey Boomer and Fred Robson. He dominates the field, finishing par or under in each round and extending the course record set earlier by James Braid.
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Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Atlanta
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James Braid
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Aubrey Boomer
Fred Robson
Joy Kirkwood
Albany
Ernest Whitcombe
Jim Barnes
Tom Stevens
Los Angeles
Walter Kennett
Palme Ceia
Flo
Bobby Jones
Police Crash Door in Norwalk Raid
Norwalk police conducted six liquor raids and seven arrests in a sweep from 4 to 6 pm. The largest haul occurred at a store on Ely and Lexington avenues, where proprietor Gordon Budcogeky and bartender Amor Williamson known as Young Mulligan were arrested. Vertino store at 17 Wad avenue led to forceful entry after he barred entry. he was charged with selling whiskey. Other arrests included Mrs Clain Youhan, Vincenzo Mostarello, Senta Marko, and Alfred Fiumano. Warrants issued by Prosecutor Richard Arlen following federal evidence.
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Gordon Budcogeky
Ely
Lexington Avenues
Amor Williamson
Young Mulligan
Wad Avenue
Francesco Vertino
Vertino
William R Pennington
Propriet
Clain Youhan
Lexington Avenue
Vincenzo Mostarello
Wood Avenue
Senta Marko
Alfred Fiumano
Burbank
Federal Prohibition
Richard Arlen
Heat crazed man leaps from window in Fitchburg
Roy G Watson thirty five driven by the heat and typhoid fever leaped from a third story window in Fitchburg and landed on the front lawn. He is reported dying at Burbank hospital.
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Fitchburg Mass
Associated Press
Roy G Watson
Burbank Hospha
Heat toll in east reaches 60 with relief Monday
A brutal heat wave grips the eastern states for a third day, causing at least 40 deaths so far and stubbornly resisting relief. Weather officials say little relief is expected before Monday, with temperatures near 89 in the city and upper 80s elsewhere amid high humidity. Beaches crowd and traffic swells as residents seek escape.
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Weather Bureau
Wiliam J. Mealla
Rocton Street
Leonard M. Tait
U. S
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Bridgeport
M A. Haum
Philadelphia
Boston
Condemned trio hanged after silent defiance at Joliet
Joliet July 18 three condemned men faced the gallows after boasting of their defiance. Roberto Torrez Walter Stalesky and Durchowsky died silent as others tied to the plot to stab Deputy Warden Peter Elci were captured or killed. Escapes altered outcomes for Roa Shader and Rizzo with Leopold implicated in the escape scheme.
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Thriee
Roberto Torrez
Walter Stalesky
Charles Dusehowsky
Durchowsky
Peter M Elci
Bernardo Roa
Charles Shader
Gregorio Rizzo
James Price
Roa
Shader
Ruvzo
Sid
Leopold
Dr McCoy’s Eight Centis Article On Page Twelve
Dr McCoy continues a multi part series on reducing will found in today issue. This installment centers on a fel egium topic with emphasis on practical approaches and reader guidance.
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Dr. McCoy
Frank McCoy
Felegium
Courtney Makes Atlantic Hop Test Plight Before Flight
Capt Frank T Courtney reports from Calshot Naval Air Station England that three quarters of an hour of preliminary tests show a satisfactory start for the trans Atlantic flight. Top air speed reached 128 mph. flight altitudes varied from three hundred feet to a thousand feet. Marconi direction finder and Vickers Reid indicator performed well. minor adjustments needed to forward engine. wireless aerial and cockpit apparatus proved steady. Tests to continue tomorrow.
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Footsore runner arrives in city from Boston to New York run
W H Busch a twenty year old Boston youth attempting a New York to Boston record halted in Bridgeport after 61 hours of constant running with minimal sleep. He pushed through heat and road fatigue, losing his way near Stratford, and stopped briefly in a restaurant for rest and nourishment. He predicted reaching Times Square by tomorrow afternoon as he neared the 200 mile mark of a 255 mile journey begun in Boston last Wednesday night.
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Times Square
White House Collie dies of distemper
Prudence Prim, the White House collie and Mrs Coolidge’s favorite pet, died of distemper at Fort Mead after efforts by Army veterinarians. President Coolidge preferred Rob Roy, but this dog held his heart.
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White House
Veendam Rescues Survivors After Sagaland Sinks Off Nantucket
Twenty five men aboard the Veendam reach New York harbor while the Sagaland sinks after colliding five miles east of Nantucket lightship. Captain Krol reports no damage to the Veendam and says the ship will proceed to quarantine in New York.
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Associated Press
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West India Steamship Company
Sageland
Road oil fire torches Kings highway in Fairfield
A fire of unknown origin last night at 9 o clock destroyed barrels of road oil owned by the State Highway Department on Kings highway in Fairfield. Dense black smoke rose skyward and drifted over the West End as residents gathered. Tunxis Hill Fire Department fought the blaze and extinguished it with sand.
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Tunxis Hill
Burglars steal $20,000 in furs on hot day in New York
On one of the hottest days of the year burglars stole about $20,000 worth of furs from a loft on 26th Street. Entry was gained by cutting a hole through the floor above and workers found the theft when they discovered the stock room missing today. The thieves reportedly hid in the building before closing time yesterday.
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New York
Associated Press
26Th Street
Felice
Byrd Plans Combined Ship and Plane Service Across Atlantic
A discussion led by Captain Hartley aboard the Leviathan, with Admiral Byrd and Clarence Chamberlin, considered a mail and passenger run combining ship and air service across the Atlantic. Feasibility was seen, with proposals including catapult and sloped deck runway options enabling faster crossings, potentially under 48 hours for certain legs.
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Byrd
Associated Press
Hartley
Hichid E Byrd
Clarence OD. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Forced Down by Gas Shortage Aboard Plane Flight Ends on Molokai
Ernest L. Smith and Emory Z. Bronte Calif ornia flyers bound for Hawaii from Oakland crash landed on Molokai after exhausting gasoline. They were rescued by army planes at Wheeler Field Honolulu welcomed them with a gun salute as they explained the fuel warning and navigation helped keep them on course. Smith credited Bronte for plotting the route while both said they were weary and wind burned but uninjured.
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