Zionist Congress Faces Riot Threat in Vienna
In Vienna unrest erupts as anti Jewish agitation swells. Police raid a Jesuit monastery used by monarchists seizing 35 batches of correspondence. Rabbi Wise warns that authorities must act to protect delegates and uphold lawful assembly amid martial law and fascist demonstrations.
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New York World News Service
Vienna
Baron Schagr
World Zionist Congress
Wise
Stephen Wise
New York
Congress
World News Service
Today
America
Seipel
Austria
Rammed
Fea
Munich
N. Y
Bail Granted to Federal Agent in Bootlegging Murder Case
Samuel M. Dickson, a federal immigration agent charged with the murder of Otto Eske, a noted bootlegger, was released on a $20,000 bail bond signed by twenty Pittsburgh residents. The release ends a lengthy dispute over bail for a government agent in this district.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Samuel M. Dickson
Otto Eske
Bootlerger
Pittsburgh
Dickson
Go After Prospective Tenants Advertisement Finds Tenant
Housing ad tips from Mrs W W DeVore who rented an apartment the day after placing a Commercial Tribune Classified Ad. The piece urges landlords with rooms or houses to rent to use classified rental ads to reach desirable tenants and invites readers to contact Canal 6300.
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W. W. DeVore
Kemper Lane
Commercial Tribune
CANAL
Death List From Mackinac Disaster Compiles Names
The Newport list reports the complete death toll twenty four hours after the Mackinac explosion. Among the dead are Celia Shea Lonsdale Delores Mulvey Pawtucket Josephine Valade Pawtucket Mike Baquas New York Henry Dickinson Providence John M Hunter Pawtucket Helena Janson Pawtucket Olga Weckart Providence Ernest Hopkins Pawtucket Anna Caldwell Pawtucket F D Mondarrefp address unknown John Moffatt Pawtucket Mrs James McCarthy Pawtucket Mildred McCarthy Pawtucket F T Brenner Riverside John Levalley Central Falls Elmer Whitaker Pawtucket Charlotte Landers Attleboro Gladys Guyat Attleboro Joseph Jellison Central Falls William F Smith Pawtucket Dora Davignon Pawtucket Elmira Bergeron Pawtucket Winfred Hopewood Central Falls Mrs Anna Morris East Providence Arthur Partington Pawtucket Dela Janron Pawtucket Annie Garceau Pawtucket Catherine Cote Pawtucket Mrs James O Neal Central Falls Thomas A McConnell Paw Amelia Palmer Pawtucket Irene Rourke Pawtucket Francis McElroy Pawtucket Mrs P McGuire Pawtucket Martha McClelland Pawtucket Harold Sherman Pawtucket.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. I
Mackinac
Celia Shea
Lonsdale
Delores Mulvey
Pawtucket
Josephine Valade
Mike Baquas
New York City
Henry Dickinson
Providence
John M. Hunter
Helena Janson
Olga Weckart
Ernest Hopkins
Anna Caldwell
F. Dondarefpf
John Moffatt
James McCarthy
Mildred McCarthy
F. T
Brenner
Riverside
Joseph Levalley
Central
Falls
Elmer Whitaker
Charlotte Landers
Attleboro
Mass
Gladys Guyat
Joseph Jellison
Central Falls
William F. Smith
Dora Davignon
Elmira Bergeron
Winfred Hopewood
Anna Morris
East Providence
Arthur
Partington
Dela Janron
Annie
Garceau
Catherine Cote
James O'Neal
Thomas A. McConnell
Amelia Palmer
Irene Rourke
Francis McElroy
P. McGuire
Martha McClelland
Harold Sherman
Murder Theory Grows In Death Of Tom Cunningham
The body of Tom Cunningham about 60 was found on a straw pile near the Ludlow Avenue viaduct. Coroner Handley and Police Lieutenant Linkking suspect homicide, noting temple bruises and a head bruise, with no clear motive or weapon. Identified later by Mrs. Olga Stuerwald and daughter Violet, who recalled Cunningham’s odd jobs and temporary residence. Post mortem planned.
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Tom Cunningham
Ludlow Avenue
Handley
Linkking
H. Ortman
Lester
Dane Avenue
Fred Gable
Cresap Avenue
Cunningham
William A. Doan
Snyder Road
Doan
Olga C.stuerwald
Violet
Woodbine Avenue
Hartwel
Stuerwald
Township Avenue
Radio fading remedy found announced by Wilbur
Secretary Wilbur announced findings from naval research labs at Washington and Carnegie Institute confirming an ionized atmospheric layer. Experiments aim to reduce fading and improve wireless reliability, with plans for high frequency transmitters costing about sixty thousand dollars versus current two million dollar stations.
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Washington
Naval Research Laboratory
Carnegie Institute
Wilbur
Mackinac Disaster Toll Rising as Boiler Fails
Rhode Island officials probe a deadly boiler explosion on the excursion steamer Mackinac in Narraganset Bay. Thirty-seven dead and twelve or more injured, with several missing, as investigators cite a defective boiler and earlier repairs. Probes by state and federal authorities consider criminal culpability and hydrostatic testing.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. I
Mackinac
Narraganset Bay
Naval Hospital
Newport Hospital
Rhode Island
Larchmont
Oscar A. Heltzen
George McVay
Attorney General's Department
Joseph Levallee
Central Falls
Newport Mariners
Naval Training Station
Pawtucket
Henry Dickinson
Elmer Whitaker
David Burns
Sullivan's Wharf
Navy
Expedition Expelled from Mongolia Over Controversial Findings
The American Museum of Natural History led by Roy Chapman Andrews is ordered to leave Mongolia after alleged policy and topographical violations. Peking reports reveal finds of dune dwellers and early man traces in southeastern outer Mongolia with 4,000 miles traveled and discoveries of dinosaur eggs and Mousterian tools.
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Associated Press
Urga
Mongolia
American Museum of Natural History
Roy Chapman Andrews
Andrews
New York
Peking
Kalgan
Bobi Desert
Altai Mountains
Russia
Moscow
Sra
Asiatic
Shabarack Assu
Chihli Province
China
Outer Mongolia
Gobi
Asiatic Plains
Mr. Andrews
Europe
Asia
Uncover Source Of Fake Money In Columbus Raid
Perry Copass of Kentucky and Ray Lucas of Ohio were arrested in Columbus for counterfeiting. Authorities say they led a gang producing and passing one and two dollar bills transformed into ten and twenty dollar notes. Police recovered four counterfeit bills and a full bill raising outfit and traced the scheme across Ohio.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Perry Copass
Tompkinsville
Ray Lucas
Marion
United States
Ohio
Copass
Flo Federal
Mansfield
Lucas
Husband brands friend of wife in Chicago incident
Victor Ficke lured Walter Johnson to his home with drink, bound him, and had Johnson’s wife help brand the initials V F on Johnson’s cheek with a heated wire. Ficke then forced Johnson to leave town within 24 hours or be killed. Johnson reported to police. Mrs. Ficke was taken into custody.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Victor Ficke
Walter Johnson
V. F
Johnson
Ficke
Tom Murray
Wes
Severe Storm Damages Illinois Towns and Assets
A severe windstorm struck Peoria and nearby areas causing extensive crop damage, unroofed homes, and wrecked communications. Pekin suffered the worst hits with unroofed buildings and a collapsed Windsor Hotel wall while high tension wires and downed poles endangered crews. Additional damage and injuries were reported in Mason City Green Valley San Jose and Delavan with limited checks due to telephones.
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Peoria
Ill
Pekin, Sr
Mason City
Green Valley
San Jose
Delavan
Pekin
Liberty Yeast
Windsor Hotel
Peoria & Pekin Unio Railroad
Arctic Ship Heard From After Thirty Day Silence
The Canadian steamship Arctic, missing for thirty days, was reported anchored with fuel aboard and safe in Etah Harbor, Greenland. A wireless message from the MacMillan ship Bowdoin at midnight confirmed the Arctic's location tonight.
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Arlington Heights
Ill
Arctic
Alr
Safe
Etah Harbor
Greenland
Bowdoin
Convicts Enter Oregon City Home For Breakfast
Mrs. Isabelle Newman recalls a dawn invasion by three escaped inmates from Oregon State Prison. The trio, armed and in search of food, coerced the household into a meal while awaiting further directions before escaping into the night. The men remain at large.
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Isabelle Newman
Oregon City
Ore
Newman
World News Service
One Killed and Two Hurt in Auto Accidents in City
One man died at General Hospital and another was critically injured in two separate accidents yesterday. Fireman John Heimbach 50 crossed Harrison avenue near Buck street and was struck by a William Thie Baking Company truck. he died from a fractured skull. Dr E P Whallon editor of the Herald and Presbyter aged 70 was knocked down on Gilbert and Lincoln and suffered a brain concussion. he is listed in serious condition. A third man, George Beisach 20, was hurt when a boulevard light pole fell after being struck by a car driven by Milo Travis 23 West Hollister street. Beisach was treated at the hospital and released.
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General Hospital
John Heimbach
Baymiller Street
Hamilton County
Heimbach
Harrison Avenue
Buck Street
William Thie
E. P. Whallon
Wentworth Avenue
Herald and Presbyter
Elm Street
J. C. Steele
Kerper Avenue
George Beisach
Altavia Avenue
Covington
Fourth Street
Broadway
Milo Travis
West Hollister Street
Travis
Beisa¢h
Mrs Coolidge Tries Camera Help From Expert
Plymouth Vermont August 19 Mrs Coolidge attempted amateur photography with a German made camera but needed photographer Dick Sears a Boston operator to load film and coach her while the President stood by at the family homestead Sears later photographed Mrs Coolidge as she took several pictures of the President.
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Plymouth
Asell
Sears
Coolidge
Real estate operator held in jail after poisoning death
Autopsy in Miami confirms poison caused the death of Mrs. H. B. Hunt, wife of Lexington native Bryant, as John Gobel Daytona Beach real estate operator faces grand larceny charges. A jail incident involved an empty bottle and Hunt’s accusation that Gobel forced her to drink. two men found with powder near the jail were detained.
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Miami
H. B. Hunt
John Gobel
Daytona
Fla
E. K. Jordan
Gobel
Frank Roberts
Frank Gobel
John
W. H. Henley
Venno
Hunt
Lexington
Bryant
Convicts Escape In Hail Of Shot From San Quentin
Six inmates from San Quentin prison seized prison shipping clerk B O Miller and escaped in a launch after a barrage from guard towers. The fugitives, pursued by posses across Contra Costa and Alameda counties, later surrendered to a San Francisco police boat after a firefight and airspot by two Crispy Field planes. Miller lay near death from bullet wounds, guard Gorge Grayson was critically injured, and Paul Luce sustained an arm wound.
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Associated Press
San Quentin
Cal
B. O. Miller
Malate Point
Contra Costa County
Miller
Gorge Grayson
Paul Luce
San Francisco
Bay
Contra Costa
Alameda
Transbay
Crissy Field
Victor F Lawson Dead Chicago Daily News Editor dies at 74
Victor Fremont Lawson editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily News died at his Chicago home after an illness of two days. He was a leading force for independent journalism and a founder of cooperative AP news gathering. He was born September 9 1850 in Chicago and educated at Phillips Academy. He shaped the paper into a penny daily and supported women readers through features and domestic content. He championed government savings banks and was known as the father of the postal savings bank in America.
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Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Mr. Lawson
Clarke N. Tavenee
Daily News
Victor Fremont Lawson
Lawson
United States
Associated Press
Illinois Corporation
Iver and
Melvig H. Lawson
Melville E. Stone
News
Stone
William E. Dougherty
Percy Meggy
Dougherty
Meggy
Mr. Stone
The
Chicago Record
Times-Herald
Record-Herald
Russia
Mexico
Municipal Voters League
Postal Savings Bank
America
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