Hitler Suppresses Mutiny After Leaders Die in Conspiracy
United Press reports Adolf Hitler crushed a Nazi storm trooper mutiny before it began, costing General Kurt von Schleicher his life and others. Boehm and Brandenburg commander Irm were arrested as Victor Lutze was named to replace Boehm. Hitler prepared to address the nation by radio that night.
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United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
Reichswehr
Schleicher
ile _inrest
SS Traops
Dillinger Tied to South Bend Bank Raid and Killings
A gang raided Merchant's National Bank in South Bend Indiana and killed Patrolman Howard Wagner. They wounded two bank officials and escaped with an estimated 15 000 to 25 000 in cash. John Dillinger was identified by bank VP W Coen as the gang leader.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
W. Coen
John Dill
Inger
Dillinger
Poen
Grown Point
Dil- Ingen
Doan
Lst
Arms embargo will aid Cuban stabilization
United Press reports a new embargo blocks shipments of military goods to Cuba with Cuban government approval. The move follows earlier steps including a $10,000,000 silver credit, abrogation of the Platt Amendment, sugar quota arrangements, and ongoing talks for a commercial treaty.
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United Press
Washington
Cuba
Paraguay
Bolivia
Roosevelt
United States
Cubs
Union City man shot in leg in Bridge Street garden
Advices from Union City report Ed Weaver was shot in the leg while gardening on Bridge Street. A stray bullet from a gun held by youths is believed to be the cause. The wound is not considered serious.
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UNION
Union City
Ed Weaver
Rome
Bridge Stréet
Accidental Ammonia Leak Blasts Bracken Plant
Workers and nearby residents on Third Avenue witnessed tears as an acid condenser exploded at Bracken Brothers cold storage. The blast released gold ammonia fumes flooding the plant and nearby streets at about 8 o clock. Operations slowed but damage remained small.
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Bracken Brothers
Third Avenue
U S ran in the red nearly four billion for 1884
Washington reports the United States spent about 7 billion in the last 14 months while income was only about 3.1 billion, yielding a deficit near 3.9 billion. The 1884 fiscal year ended with this red ink, the fourth straight year of shortfall.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
United States
Morgenthau
Lad Suffers Rifle Wound Near City
Walsh, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Walsh of 330 Bugle Street, was shot in the buttock by a .322 caliber bullet while with other boys in woods near the city this afternoon. The wound was dressed by a city doctor and, barring infection, no serious effects are anticipated. Officials noted the shooting appeared accidental. circumstances were not learned.
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Waros
Walsh
Hdward Walsh
Bugle Street
Libby Holman Given Major Role In Drama
Libby Holman the torch singer turned dramatic aspirant is cast in her first major screen stage role tonight. She will play a leading part in Sherwood Andersons Winesburg Ohio premier, after studying dramatic technique with the Bedgerow Players at Rose Valley, Pennsylvania.
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Syrance Riser
Medta
Libby Holman
Drema
Libby
Rose Valley
Sherwood Anderson
Winesburg
Ohio
Pacific Coast Strike Remains Only Drawback
By Harrison Salisbury Washington June 30 Only one major strike the Pacific coast longshoremen threatened industrial peace as mediators settled the Milwaukee utilities strike after days of mediation. The steel arbitration board urged by Roosevelt to resolve labor capital tensions faced a hopeful response from unions and management. Federal mediators pressed on to pacify the Pacific coast logs workers strike, seen as the remaining flashpoint ahead of Roosevelt's Hawaii cruise.
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Harrison Salisbury
United Press
Washington
Milwaukee Utilities
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Steel Arbitration Board
Roosevelt
Imion Labotany
Pactic Coast
Capisi
Hawaii
Franklin auto dealer held after dock gun report
Franklin Pa auto dealer Huff was held on $500 bail pending grand jury probe after Detective Corrigan testified to finding an unloaded gun in Huff’s pocket at the Nicholson Steamship Co dock on June 21. Huff, who says he refused to hire union drivers, denies union pressure related to the arrest.
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Frese
Cleveland
Clarence 4
Huff
Franklin
Thomas H. Greene
William Cobtigan
Bluir
Nicholson Steamship Co
Ofers
Detective Bureau
Harold Gorman
Corrigan
Huf
iGl Iveland
Frankelin
CCC Workers Leave Pennsylvania Camps
CCC workers are leaving Pennsylvania camps as rail delays on train 981 from Philadelphia to Erie hindered transport. Extra cars carried workers en route to Pittsburgh, with some transferred from a Sheffield camp. Earl Messenger of Columbus left the hospital after a car accident on Corty Spring Creek Road two weeks ago, recovering from a fractured skull and other injuries.
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R. R
Philadelipan
Erleflier
Woods
Pennsylvania
Secar
Sheffield
Pittsburgh
Earl Messenger
Columbus
Corty-Spring Creek
Lodsy
Messenger
Ford Tme
Federal funds grant relief in Pennsylvania amid suspensions
Orders were issued halting all Relief Works Division projects in Pennsylvania until further notice, affecting about 45 workers on street graveling and sewer jobs. Meanwhile, federal aid of 11,000,000 was allocated for July relief in Pennsylvania, with the state emergency relief board outlining county allocations and the governor setting 3,700,000 for work division aid and 7,092,740 for direct relief. This federal funding aims to resume RWS projects soon as Hopkins’ distribution reduces net changes.
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Todiy
United Press
Pennsybegia
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Ily
Gikec Road
Hopkins
Second reprieve for condemned woman
In Sing Sing a second reprieve delays the execution of Anna Antonio who faces lethal gas after a night of prayers. Gov Lehman granted the stay just before she would die, while co-defendants Vincent Saetta and Samui Feraci await their fates.
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Ossining
Cruce Fix
Anna Antonio
Lewis Lawes
Guv. Lehman Hai
Mia
Antonio
Vincent Saetta
Samui Feraci
Saetta
Lehman
New York
Ths
Ross Kidnapping Case 60 Years Old Unsolved
Philadelphia report marks the Charlie Ross kidnapping as a 60 year old unsolved mystery. The 1874 abduction of a 4 year old sparked a national wave, with police records noting hundreds of later cases. The case remains unsolved but ongoing in public memory.
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Ross
Unitca Press
Philadelphia
America
Charlie Ross
United States
Chavile
Charles A. Litdbergh, Jr
Two Fliers Land in France From Brooklyn Pioneers
Paris June 30 Benjamin and Joseph Agamowicz of Brooklyn battlers landed at Flers De L'Orne near Alencon after a forced landing due to gasoline shortage. Their mission aimed for Warsaw. Neither was injured. their Bel lanca monoplane City of Warsaw sustained damage in descent after leaving Harbor Grace yesterday.
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United Press
Paris
Benjamin and
Joseph Agamowicz
Brooklyn Battlers
Flers de L'Orne
Alencen
Warsaw
Harbor Grace
Newy
Roosevelt Will Sail Sunday For One Month Cruise
President Roosevelt heads to sea aboard the cruiser U S 5 Houston from Annapolis at 7 p m for a month long cruise to clear his desk of lingering 78th Congress business The tempers high in Washington as he weighs vetoes and signings on the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage bill and the rail pension act He plans to appoint new securities and communications overseers and push a permanent commercialisation policy while away
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Frederick A. Storm
United Artex
Washington
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Houston
Frazier Lamke
Seven Witt
Roosevelt Sal
Congress
Dowrich
Ang
Homer S. Cum[mings
Eqir Yale
Showers Fail To Materialize Amid Heat Wave Deaths
Severe heat and electric storm killed five in western Pennsylvania. Names include Wai Grimitn 45 and Paul Fulton 10. The heat's toll rose with Theodore Bosiacki 55 Raymond Brickles 54 and Take Erle. Damages reached about 5000 dollars as rain and hail damaged farms. cooler breezes offered relief in the Monongahela Valley and nearby areas.
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Pittsburgh
Dudley S. Liggett
Theodore Bosiacki
Raymond Brickles
Pittsburg
Mattia Hranich
Bestmer
Erle
Mu Bride Statum
Butler Hospital
Monongahela Valley
West Virginia
Milk prices face change in Harrisburg hearing
Harrisburg, Pa June 30 A general overhaul of the milk price scale fixed by the State Milk Control Board is scheduled to be accomplished at a meeting here Monday Dealers and producers will be given opportunity to express views on maximum and minimum prices for milk including consumers prices wholesale milk and cream prices retail charges for cream mix receiving station charges and cash and carry store price differentials The milk hearing will be in the auditorium of the Education building Next Thursday Any action from the hearing will be in a supplementary order expected about July 15
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Milk Control Board
Munday
Marie Dressler’s Gallant Fight for Life Continues
Marie Dressler remained in a coma at her Santa Barbara home as physicians warned death nears. The veteran screen star, famed for tragedy and comedy, showed brief rallies but an unstoppable illness persisted, while colleagues and friends gathered around her.
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Marie Dressler
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fof
Gotvess
Executive group named by state Republican chairman
Harrisburg Pa June announcement by State Chairman M Harvey Taylor reveals a nine member executive committee of the Republican state committee with ex officio members including Miss S M R OHar and Park Alexander. The list includes Auditor General Tranic 1 Baldwin Aukson Mrs Hannah Mt Durham Jupe Johns Fite Wilkes Barre Char Johnson Walter Kress Mrs Mary F Lawrence Blakely McCaughn and Charles A Waters Philadephia.
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Harvey Taylor
United Press
Harrisburg
M. Harvey Taylor
Republican State Committee
Taylor
S. M. R. O'Har
Park Alexander
Pittsburgh
Tranic
Baldwin Aukson
Hannah Mt Durham
Altentown
Juipe Johns
Fite
Wilkes-Barre
Char
Johnson
Norristown
Walter Kress
American Legit Executive Committee
Mary F. Lawrence
Blakely
McCaughn
Philadelphia
Charles A. Waters
Dancers Arrested After Fan Incident at Perolia Show
Three young women at a Perolia show were detained by state police after a disturbance involving altered fans and disrupted performances. Officers reported illicit elements and improper conduct during the event leading to the arrests.
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Syeniveg
Pee Bumler
Blr
Wsnow
Perolia
Tey
Anal Gee
Yyel
Srree Pitts
Blaver
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