Briand’s Reburial Sparks Peace Debate Across Europe
The body of Aristide Briand is moved from a Paris cemetery to a tomb near his Cocherel home. Premier Herriot and Kellogg group members attend. Herriot labels Briand a beacon of peace and urges nations to honor covenants or risk chaos. France and Britain debate armament cuts and global cooperation as Hoover’s plan gains support. Grasshopper pest control and farm ingenuity spotlight rural resilience. Prohibition and states rights surface in presidential discussion amid tax and regulatory shifts.
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Aristide Briand
France
Paris
Cocherel
Premier Herriot
Frank B. Kelloge
Briand
M Herriot
Europe
Wet Drive Launched In Congress To Repeal Prohibition
Congress moves to repeal or modify prohibition laws after Chicago conventions. Senators Barbour and Gore push for constitutional amendments. beer legalization gains support. House introduces 3.2 beer bill, Britten cites potential $300 million revenue. Republican leaders oppose rider as a home brew measure.
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Washington
Congress
Organized Drys
Capitol
Barbour
Rep
N. J
Judiciary Committee
Sheppard
Tex
Gore
Okla
Bingham
Conn
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Britten
Garner
Democratic House
Chicago
Drunk 38 Years Refuses to Stay in Town
Evanston police report Thomas Ryan last seen speeding on foot past the national headquarters of the W. C. T. U. He told Judge Harry Porter he had been drunk for thirty eight years and was given a choice to leave town at once or face confinement.
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Evanston, II
Thomas Ryan
The
Harry Porter
Bonus Army Marches To Capitol Then Returns
The bonus expeditionary forces led by Walter Waters marched up Capitol Hill, then down, in a brief demonstration on the senate steps. They were booed at President Hoover as they urged passage of the Patman bill for immediate bonus payment. After songs and speeches, the veterans returned to their camp.
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Washington
Bonus
Capitol Hill
Senate
Hoover
Walter W. Waters
New York
Capitol
Firecracker injures boy in unfortunate accident
Eleven year old Joseph Krzychick of Morris gripped a firecracker between his teeth and suffered severe facial injuries. He was admitted to Morris hospital with cheeks split nearly from ear to ear.
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Morris, Jr
Joseph Krzychick
Morris Hospital
Garner Receives Ovation After Democratic Nomination
Speaker Garner is greeted by a rousing bipartisan ovation in the House as he faces colleagues for the first time since being named the Democratic vice presidential nominee. He plans talks with Governor Roosevelt in Albany, then rest at his Texas home before formal nomination.
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R. White
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
John N. Garner
Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Congress
Uvalde
Texas
Three Flyers Dead In Crash At Canadian Lake
Three flyers died when a plane crashed at Mazemot Lake near Fort Rae in the Northwest Territories. The victims were veteran pilot Andy Cruickshank mechanic L King and mechanic J Mechanic. The report reached Edmonton on Tuesday and confirmed the fatalities.
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Canadian Lake
Edmonton
Alta
Mazemot Lake
Fort Rae
Northwest
Territories
Andy . Cruickshank
King
Sea lion's playful firecracker stunt ends with police
Detroit police detained Joseph Blackman after he tossed lit firecrackers to Herman the Belle Isle zoo sea lion. The animal caught and inhaled the explosions, displaying surprise but continuing to seek more. Investigation ongoing.
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Detroit
Joseph Blackman
Herman
Belle Isle
Blackman
AID VETO TO HOLD CONGRESS IN SESSION
Washington reports that Senator Watson asserts President Hoover will veto the 2.1 billion unemployment relief bill and press Congress to remain in session until a new measure passes. House and Senate conferees formally report the compromise relief bill with Rainey dissenting.
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Congress
Washington
Watson
Hoover
House
Senate
Representative Tready
Mass
Representative Rainey
Norbeck
S. D
Wagner
N. Y
Lost and Found Want Ads Prompt Rapid Pet Recoveries
Gazette Lost and Found ads show several pets and items quickly returned. McGuire and Van report dogs recovered within hours after placing ads, while Lynch and Williams recover glasses and a dog respectively. Ads urge Cedar Rapids readers to call 2-1121 to place notices.
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R. F. McGuire
C Ave
The
Gazette
Brindie
Evanston
Dilal
Cedar Rapids
Peace Hits Roosevelt as Tammany Pushes Homecoming
Tammany and Albany factions signal healing in the Roosevelt Smith rift with plans for a Roosevelt homecoming reception in New York City. The reception is organized by Edward J. and Daniel P. OConnell and slated for Wednesday. Roosevelt sends an Independence Day greeting to Tammany, greeted with enthusiasm by Smith supporters and allies. Mayor Hague of Jersey City vows to stay with the party as Smith and leaders pledge to back the Democratic nominee regardless of convention outcome.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
Edward J
Daniel P. O'Connell
Smith
Smith-Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Society of Tammany
Tammany
Hague
Wil
Beit
Frank
Jersey City
Legion Reaches Million Jobs for Unemployed
The American Legion reported a final tally of 996,302 jobs with late returns pushing the campaign over a million. New York state led with 79,427 positions, California had 71,608, and Illinois 67,153 in the national drive announced by the employment commission.
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New York
American Legion
National Employment Commission
Middle West
Far West
New York State
California
Tlmois
Tuesday Baseball Summaries From National League Games
National League results show New York and Pittsburgh with four to one losses, Cincinnati twelve to one, and St. Louis four to one. Only games scheduled, no American League action.
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National League
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Defense rests in Ion Man Dave's heartbalm suit
In Los Angeles David L Hutton husband of revivalist Aimee McPherson Hutton rests his defense in Myrtle Jean St Pierre heartbalm suit. He accused her of past immorality while her legal team counters with objections. Rebuttal witnesses expected before jury verdict.
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Los Angeles
David L
Iron Man
Hutton
Aimee McPherson-Hutton
Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
Catherine Eisoff
Iron Cave
Pierre
Still Hope To Avert Tariff War Between Britain and Ireland
London reports a surprising move by President Eamon de Valera after the Irish Free State threatened land annuities refusal. The British House of Commons passed a financial resolution allowing tariffs up to 100 percent on Free State goods, intensifying penalties for nonpayment.
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Britain
Ireland
London
INL
Great Britain
Akron Sails At Night In Search For Missing Yacht
The US dirigible Akron departed at 6 36 p m to hunt for the 49 foot ketch Curlew missing between Montauk Point and Bermuda with six amateurs aboard. Commander A H Dresel led the flight southward toward the Virginia capes awaiting Navy advice before active search. The Curlew left Montauk June 25 and was in the Montauk to Bermuda race.
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New York
United States
Bermuda
A H. Dresel
Virginia Capes
Navy Department
Montauk Point
Montauk
Hamilton
Coast Guard
Diesel
Washington
Mrs Barney Denies Killing Lover in British Trial
London reports Mrs Elvira Barney, a young society figure, denies murdering her lover Michael Scott Stephen at Old Bailey. She testifies in a swift murder trial, reveals she planned a will leaving all to Stephen, and describes a quarrel over love making before a revolver discharged during a struggle.
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Mrs. Barney
Young Stephen
London
Elvira Dollores Barney
Michael Scott Stephen
Poe
fval‘Clarke
Sir Percival
England
Stephen
Bir Patrick
Hastings
Author Flees After Accident Chooses Jail Over Fine
New York report says Dorothy Fletcher author of Merrily I Go To Hell opted for a three day jail term rather than a 50 dollar fine after fleeing an accident scene. The 31 year old Santa Monica resident claimed aristocratic identity Lady Mary Cameron. She collided with Patrick Joseph Conway's new car in the Bronx and allegedly fled two miles before stopping.
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New York
Dorothy Fletcher
Patrick Joseph Conway
Bronx
Missez Klaises
Check Up On Yourself With Milne Graphology Coupon
Introducing Lorne A Milne graphologist who will read handwriting and reveal traits. A page 9 coupon offers a 300 word analysis for 10 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope. The service claims to uncover unexpected qualities aiding business or social advancement.
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Lorne A. Milne
Mr. Milne
Will Rogers on rural voters win in Novata convention
Will Rogers critiques the Democratic convention noting country boys defeated city slickers. He cites New York and Chicago underestimating Roosevelt and predicts the Californians exploited the situation and moved west with the loot, branding it a rural politics lesson.
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Novata
Okla
New York
Chicago
Tammany
Smith
Roosevelt
California
Ma s Romance With Hudson Blown To Bits
In Hermosa Beach California Minnie Ma Kennedy and What A Man Guy Edward Hudson clash as public romance ends. Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton's mother takes the stage with a forthright independence day speech amid a bitter cottage quarrel and looming debts. Hudson seeks work after a dramatic break.
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
Minnie
Ma” Kennedy
Guy Edward Hudson
Cottage By the Sea
Aimee
Semple McPherson Hutton
Angelus Temple
David ‘L. Hutton
Los Angeles
Tornado injures Cedar Rapids editor's family and others
Cedar Rapids Gazette editor Harry Boyd reported his parents J J Boyd and Mrs J J Boyd and aunt Louise Pitcher were seriously injured in a tornado that destroyed their home in Washington Kansas. The storm killed neighbors and damaged two nearby school buildings while other Midwest storms caused eight deaths and multiple injuries across Kansas Nebraska and Missouri.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry ‘Boyd
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Cedar’ Rapids
Boyd
Boyds
Kansas City
Midwest
Washington, Kan
Hubbell
Neb
Peter Gillett
Alva Summitt
Garland Hubka
F. E. Slage
Duke M. Brackney
Johnson County
Kansas
William Hurd
Virgil Scholes
Topeka
Mission Creek
Three Die In Paynesville Auto Crash
Three men died from injuries in a Monday night collision near Paynesville Minnesota Aaron Hille 62 and Arthur E Klohn 30 both of St Paul and Marvin A Gilland 30 of Morgan Minn killed. A young woman rider with Gilland Miss Peterson of Eden Valley Minn was seriously injured.
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Paynesville
Minn
Here
Aaron Hille
Arthur E. Klohn
St. Paul
Marvin A. Gilland
Morgan
Gilland
Miss Peterson
Eden Valley
Intrepid Pair Takes Off at Harbor Grace for Europe Flight
Captain Bennett Griffin and James Mattern push toward a round the world record, departing Harbor Grace after fog delayed their New York start. They expected Berlin or another European port in about 15 hours, despite earlier misdirection and lost land sighting. Mattern, a former musician, and Griffin, a wartime aviator, fly NR 689 with dual gas tanks and multiple compasses.
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Harbor Grace
N. Y
Bennett Griffin
James Mattern
Atlantic
Europe
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
New York
Nova Scotia
Cape Freels
Newtown
Bonavista Bay
Berlin
Post Eet Gatty
Post and Gatty
Griffin
Mattern
Roosevelt to Speak in Omaha on Democratic Ticket
Omaha reports James H. Hanley says Roosevelt may deliver a major campaign address in Omaha with agriculture policy as a key theme. No date is set for the candidate’s Omaha appearance.
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Omaha
James H. Hanley
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
We Agriculture
Hanley
New Navy Dirigible Nearing Completion
The navy’s giant new dirigible the 785 foot USS Macon entered final construction stages after a ceremony. A Mascon Georgia delegation joined the event. The craft has 6 500 000 cubic feet of air. flight is expected by January.
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Akron, C
U. S. S. Macon
Mascon
Opt Oe
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