Train Crash Hurts Dozen on Bar Association Special
A third section of the American Bar Association special train bound for the Seattle convention collided with the Cascade Limited near Cortena California. Thirty-nine injured including twenty-three passengers with several serious. Dorothy Baxter reported a broken back.
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American Bar Association
Cascade Limited
Cortena
Southern Pacific Company
Aaron Tytush
Buffalo
N.Y
Woodland
Cal
Oakland
Dorothy Baxter
Portland
Cascade
The
Bar Association
Catherine Monahan
Mary Hatch
Moille
Minn
B.L. Mason, Jr
Ponson
Mda
H. L. Snyder
Pittsburgh
W. S. Dalzell
J. , F. Kane
R. Chandler Davis
Boston
Troops Arrive for Two Week Camp Maneuvers at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio hosts about 3000 National Guard troops including the Seventy third Infantry Brigade under Brig Gen John R McQuigg and the Thirty seventh Division led by Maj Robert S McPeak. Units from Cleveland Columbus and Toledo assemble for two weeks of rifle ranges and drill amid air squad maneuvers led by 112th Air Squadron. General McQuigg, recovering from a recent relapse, plans to oversee early training as the season's largest camp turnout unfolds.
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Camp Perry
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio National Guard
Seventy-third Infantry
John R. McQuigg
Thirty-seventh Division
Robert S. McPeak
Seventy-third
145Th Infantry
Ludwig 8. Conelly
148Th Infantry
William L. Marlin
112Th Air Squad
McQuigg
Moody Wins Texas Contest for Governor Nomination
Dan Moody led by over 100000 votes in the Texas Democratic primary as returns from about half the ballots showed him on track for a sweeping victory. Barry Miller of Dallas led for Lieutenant Governor, with Thomas B Love trailing as anti Smith sentiment appeared in several counties.
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Texas Contes
Smith
Dallas
Ten
Texas Election Bureau
Dan Moody
United States
Gov. Moody
Ma” Ferguson
Louis J. Wardlaw
James E. Ferguson
William E. Hawkins
Edith Wilmans
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Barry Miller
Thomas B. Love
Gov. Smith
Catholics Form State Athenaeum To Control Parochial Schools
Archbishop McNicholas announces The Athenaeum of Ohio Corporation to oversee colleges seminaries and academies in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and to establish a new Archdiocesan Teachers College for parochial and academic teachers from various communities. The corporation was charted March 24 and will open September 19 headed by Rev Francis J. Bredestege. The temporary home is 28 Calhoun Street with a department for organists and a program to educate teachers of the deaf.
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State Athenaeum
Athenaeum of Ohio
Archdiocese of Cincinati
Archdiocesan Teachers College
Archibishop
Archibishop McNicholas
Daniel A. Buckley
St. Raphael Church
Springfield
Mgr
Louis J. Nau
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Norwood
R. Marcellus Wagner
Catholic Charities
Bernard Moeller
St. Teresa
Silverton
Mer. Buckley
Mer. Moeller
Diocess
Teachers College
Francis J. Bredestege
Archdiocesan
St. George Parochial School
Calhoun Street
John J. Fehring
St. Rita School
McNicholas
Smith Is Hanging On the Ropes in Kansas Editor Feud
New York dispatch reports Gov. Smith dodges William Allen White’s latest charges over the legislative record. White issues a page by page photo stat challenge and threatens action if Smith does not reply by Wednesday. The dispute centers on saloon, gambling, and vice legislation and includes attacks on a preacher.
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New York World News Service
New York
Gov. Smith
Wil
Liam Allen White
Kansas
White
Europe
Assembly Journal
Hampton Bays
Long Island
Mr. White
Inti
Gas bullets urged as humane police weapon tactic
H Edmund Bullis proposes replacing padlocks for prohibition by using irritant chemicals and gas bullets. He cites a new chemical defense preparation that renders rooms uninhabitable and allows temporary blindness from gas cartridges fired from revolvers or shotguns. Police tests in Chicago and Cleveland showed multiple assailants within fifteen feet could be disabled with a single shot.
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New York
Prohibition
H. Edmund Bullis
National Association For Chemical Defense
United States Chemical Warfare Service
Chicago
Cleveland
Vandals Destroy Eggs At Krisker Warehouse
Three cases of eggs valued at 380 dollars were destroyed when vandals forced the entrance to Arthur Krisker commission merchant at 111 East Front Street yesterday morning, police reported.
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Arthur Krisker
Commission
East Front Street
Coolidge Urges End of Sectionalism at Colvill Monument
President Coolidge spoke at Cannon Falls dedicating Col. William Colvill’s monument and denounced revived Northern Southern rancor. He cited Mississippi flood relief support as proof of national unity and recalled Gettysburg heroism to stress reconciliation after the Civil War.
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William Colvill
Coolidge
America
Superior
Christianson
Newton
Frank Kellogg
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mrs. Coolidge
Colvill
North
South
Col. Colvill
Gettysburg
Whch
Tragedy Near North Bend Ends in Double Death
Charles Sanders 60 returns home on Briar road and shoots his wife a mother of six then kills himself after wounding boarder Stanley McMurray 28. The injured man is held on suspicion. The couple's nineteen year old son witnessed the gunfire as Sanders hunted in Canada before the killings.
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Boarder
North Bend
Charles Sanders
Briar Road
Stanley McMurray
Charles Sanders, Sr
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Canada
Sud
Denly
Cleves
Jesse Grimes
Grimes
McMurray
Rube Haynes
Sanders
Orders to Quit Columbus Recommendation on Xenia home board
Ohio Legion Child Welfare Committee plans to urge Gov. Donahey to resign five Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia directors for policy deadlock. Four members said to resign if advised. committee cites ongoing administration changes and poor hygienic and educational conditions as reasons. Recommendation also favors shifting administration to the Ohio Public Welfare Department and diverting residents to public schools in Xenia.
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Ohio Department of the American Legion
Donahey
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans’ Home
Xenia
the Legion
Milton Campbell
Cine 7
Col. Campbell
Ralph Carrol
Cleveland
Marcus Limb
Wooster
Bell Allen
Washington D. H
W. T Ames
Sidney
Legion
E J. Bailey
Wapakoneta
J. Norman King
King
Thomas Andrews
Welfare Committee
Ohio Public Welfare Department
South African flyer aims Capetown round trip in eighteen days
P Murdock, flying officer of the South African air force, left Croydon in a small plane to fly 16,000 miles to Capetown and back. He intends to prove it is possible to traverse Sudan during the rainy season and demonstrate the feasibility of a year round air route.
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London
P. Murdock
South African Air Force
Croydon
Capetown
Murdock
Sudan
Mussolini Plans Fascist Education Drive in Italian Schools
Rome reports Premier Mussolini endorse a state led overhaul of schooling to create 100 percent Italians. The program aims to fascistize all levels from elementary to universities with modern practical instruction and state supervised modernization of labs and archaeology. Emigration of intellectuals and professionals will be encouraged.
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New York World News Service
Rome
Mussolini
Holy See
Italy
Australia
Canada
Prisons Fire at Texas Blue Ridge Farm Kills Guards
A deadly fire at Blue Ridge Farm prison barracks in Texas kills a farm guard and a deputy sheriff, injures several convicts and guards, and leads to a massive manhunt. Convicts who escaped earlier are recaptured as flames trap inmates and deputies attempt to control panicked prisoners.
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N.Y. World News Service
Houston
Tex
Texas
Blue Ridge Farm
Imperial Farm
Blue Ridge
Henry Gater
Gater
Henry Ward
Passengers Guarded As They Board Rochambeau
LE HAVRE France July 29 Passengers for New York boarded the French Line steamer Rochambeau under heavy police guard due to a strike by stokers and oilers. The ship left twelve hours late with thirty five sailors from the French Navy replacing the striking crew. Union officials signaled the strike was unsuccessful and likely to end.
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LE Havre
France
New York
Film Actress to Wed Doctor of Hollywood
Priscilla Bonner, noted film actress, announced her engagement to Dr. Bert Woollan of Hollywood at a gathering in Hollywood California. Actress Alice Mills also disclosed her engagement to William Davis, a Los Angeles real estate developer.
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Doctor OF Hollywood
Hollywood
Cal
Priscilla Bonner
Bert Woollan
Alice Mills
William Davis
Los Angeles
Woman Plunges From Bridge Into River
Mrs Carrie Mowery 33 leaped from Central Bridge into the Ohio River in view of bystanders. Fred Flesher and Alvin Pangburn rescued her, took her to shore, and she was hospitalized with multiple right rib fractures. She claimed to be despondent and refused to name relatives.
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Carrie Mowery
Gilbert Avenue
Central Bridge
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Fred Flesher
Broadway
Alvin Pangburn
Flesher
Pangburn
Mowery
General Hospital
Live Wire Kills Father and Son in Ohio Creek
In Greenville Ohio a de tached high tension wire swung over a creek and electrocuted Bernard Logan 22 and his father Ralph Logan 52 who went to recover the body. Ralph Logan’s brother in law Harry Smith was severely shocked but expected to recover.
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Greenville
Bernard Logan
Ralph Logan
Harry Smith
Bear Attack Fatalities Hit Marlboro Exhibit
Herbert Gibley died from injuries after a black bear on exhibition escaped its cage and attacked him when he attempted to recapture it. The incident occurred in Marlboro, Massachusetts, on July 29.
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Marlboro
Mass
Herbert Gibley
Gibley
Moonlight Bathers Ran Roughshod At Nassau Pool
In Great Neck Nassau County at 3 40 this morning four couples who were not clothed in bathing attire used the Kensington pool during a dinner party. Police arrived after complaints. No arrests were made and warnings issued to prevent nude swimming as a new fad.
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New York World News Service
Great Neck
L. IL
Nassau County
Kensington
Mineola
Nine Die When Motor Boat Overloads In Norway
Nine people drowned when an overloaded motor boat sank while taking passengers from a coastal steamer on Listerfjord near Christiansand in Bergen county.
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Norway
Bergen
Listerfjord
Christiansand
Edison predicts Hoover landslide in upcoming election
Rochester July 29 Edison, guest of George Eastman, says Hoover will win the presidency over Smith. He cites Smith's associations as a drawback. Also present were Gen. John J. Pershing Sir James Irving and Adolph S Ochs with Edison and family.
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Rochester
N. Y
Thomas A. Edison
Herbert Hoover
United States
George Eastman
Hoover
Smith
Edison
His
Familly
Gen
John J. Pershing
Sir James Irving
St. Andrews University
Scotland
Adolph S. Ochs
Yale Economist Backs Hoover Over Smith in 1928
Yale economist Irving Fisher announced to Republican National headquarters his support for Herbert Hoover for president. He cited Hoover's engineering, administration, humanitarian record, and practical economics, noting his own past votes for Taft Wilson Roosevelt and the Democrats. Fisher faulted Alfred E. Smith for Tammany Hall ties and liquor.
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Yale
Wilson
Hoover
Washington
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Republican National
Herbert Hoover
Fisher
Roosevelt
Taft
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Hall
Hoover and Party Travel by Auto to Fishing Camp
Herbert Hoover and his party travel by car from Stanford to a fishing camp in California spending Monday to Wednesday fishing for mountain trout. The caravan northward passes Eureka Crescent City Grants Pass and Medford before reaching Brown's Camp at the headwaters of the Klamath River. Hoover hopes to angle for steel head trout as an escape from campaign duties.
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Redwood Forests
Eureka
Pacific Ocean
Crescent City
Southern Oregon Line
Grant's Pass
Medford
Executions Reported in China Over Communist Uprising Plot
Canton, July 29. Government authorities disclose a large Communist plot to trigger an uprising. One hundred forty Communists arrested, seventeen executed, thousands of incendiary pamphlets confiscated. Kwangsi Province group had controlled Canton government and sparked fear of renewed riots.
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Canton
China
Kwangsi Province
Kwangtung Province
Ohioan Taken For Ride Body Found In Pasture
Joseph Szabo, 48, of Cleveland, was found shot to death in a pasture near Chagrin Falls after two boys discovered the body while going to untie a cow. He had left home early that morning, and authorities believe he was taken for a ride. Szabo leaves a widow and small children.
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Cleveland
Joseph Szabo
Chagrin Falls
Geauga County
Szabo
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