Bloodshed trails Austrian drive against Nazis
Vienna reports four deaths and extensive bomb damage as socialists challenge Chancellor Dollfuss. Dynamos explode, telephones and mail boxes are wrecked, electricity cuts hit eight Vienna districts, and clashes erupt around a planned republican guard meeting near Kaltenberg. Dollfuss and his family vacation in Italy as talks with Mussolini loom.
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Vienna
Dollfuss
Kaltenburgeben
Republican Guard
Leoren
Graz
Styria
Federal Post Office
Dellfuss
Italy
Mussolini
Federal cop held for grand jury in fatal raid
A coroner's jury in St Louis found Department of Justice agent Lear B Reed criminally careless in the killing of Mrs Deese Masterson during a raid on her home. Reed in charge of federal agents led the raid seeking a machine gun linked to a May Willing murder case. Masterson, in bed with her nine year old daughter, was fatally shot as Reed fired through a closed door.
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ST. Louis
Lear B. Reed
Department of Justice
Deese Masterson
Feed
Masterson
John C. Johnson
Japanese Vice Consul Threatened by Apparent Suicide Note of Terror
In Mukden Manchuria July 16 AP Monroe B Hall vice consul in charge escaped injury when a young Japanese man brandished a short sword inside the US consulate. The intruder tore the nameplate and fled after threats. He was later arrested as Tayuma Tsuchiyama a member of a patriotic society deemed insane by authorities.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Monroe B. Hall
United States
Hall
Tayuma Tsuchiyama
British naval surgeon killed by Turkish sentries at Samos
Lieutenant J. W. Robinson, a British naval surgeon aboard H. M. S. Devonshire, was killed when Turkish sentries on the mainland fired across to the island of Samos. Two other officers were present. Robinson fell overboard and disappeared. Lieutenant T. A. K. Maunsell was wounded in the shoulder as the admiralty ordered an urgent investigation.
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London
J. W. Robinson
Samos
Aegean Sea
Admiralty
Robinson
H. M. S. Devonshire
T. A. K. Maunsell
City Council Schedules Evening Meeting For Routine Docket
The city council meets tonight at 8 to tackle a docket described as routine. This is the first meeting in two weeks as officials announced the agenda.
Elect Tammany Head New York
James J. Dooling was elected leader of Tammany Hall by unanimous vote, succeeding John F. A., who was deposed last April, in a July 16 AP report.
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Tammany Head
New York
James J. Dooling
Tammany Hall
John F.a
Piccard Kin Builds Glamorous Modeling Profile
A fragment reports Claire Piccard, 19, from Los Angeles, gaining attention as a new model. The piece hints at photoshoots and publicity while noting her relation to Avante Piccard.
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Prat
Avnete Piccard
Arafasphere
Claire Piccard
Los Angeles
Qatvertie
Ox Dies By Own Action At Grangerboro Farm
A rehabilitation ox died last week at the Tan ton county FERA office records with Morrison stating the animal “couldn’t take it.” The ox dashed into an abandoned well while plowing on J. C. Huff’s farm near Grangerboro, carrying plow and rider. Huff loses ox for use of relief program until next year. mules borrowed from relatives will finish the crop.
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Tanton County
FERA
Morrison
J. C. Huff
Grangerbore
Shide
Huff
Kaye Don Sentenced in Fatal Auto Crash
Isle of Man July 16 AP Kaye Don auto racer jailed four months for man slaughter in the death of mechanic Francis Taylor during a May practice run. Don injured, car Tracer convicted. appeal filed.
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Kaye Don
Douglas
Isle of Man
New Douglas
Francis Taylor
Don
Thirty More AAA Checks For Houston County Farmers
Thirty additional AAA payments arrived at County Agent Ling's office for farmers renting land to the government. Those whose checks have been drawn will be notified by mail.
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Ling
Houston County
Three Die in Houston Dock Labor Shootout
Violence erupted on the Houston waterfront as 29 Negro independent longshoremen rode to work. A carload containing members and sympathizers of the International Longshoremen's Association opened fire with pistols and shotguns, killing Frank Rowland and Jim Barnes and George Hardy while wounding several others including C. O. Reeves and Joe Henry. Police investigated the incident as a murder-prone clash amid dock labor strife.
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Longshoremen’s Association
C. O. Reeves
Nero
Frank Rowland
Jim Barnes
George Hardy
Joe Henry
Teeves
Charerda
Ship strike turmoil linked to murders and dock conflicts
Classified items note a murder case tied to a group of six similar charges. S. P. Brown, and four others, reportedly rode in a coupe rumble seat amid rising tensions between ship operators and dark hands at Gulf ports and Take Charles Louisiana. Most operators settled with unions after weeks of strikes. Independent operators’ continued use fuels sporadic disturbances.
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S. P. Brown
Texas Gulf Ports
Charles
Foreign War Veterans Plan August 1 Meeting
Wiregrass Post No 3073 Veterans of Foreign Wars meet at the courthouse to lay plans for the August 1 gathering when all members will be obligated and officers installed Commander Carl E Sellers urges full attendance and asks members to bring prospective candidates Four teams from the Montgomery post will install officers and members and officers from the other twelve posts will be invited.
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Carl E. Sellers
Montgomery Post
Naval parley suspended as talks pause for summer
London officials report Britain and the United States will end bilateral talks for the summer ahead of the 1935 naval conference. Norman H. Davis leads U S delegates to Washington Thursday and plans Geneva sessions in September. Japan requested postponement, with talks to resume in the fall.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Davis
Geneva
Hugh S. Wilson
Switzerland
Japan
Land Check Under Way by 62 Houston County Committeemen
Sixty two Houston county committee men began checking on and rented land under AAA contracts to ensure specifications are met and to detect possible fraud. They measure all land rented for cotton cultivation and all crop tracts across nine beats with named inspectors listed for each beat.
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Houston Ccounty
AAA
A. A. Thomles
Grads Kine
C. K Hollis
Fucene Hollis
W. G. Bond
T. B. Fortson
J. H. Gilmore
T. Stevens
J. Whiddon G . Guilatt
B.D. Sellers
W. H. Hayes
A. T. Ennis
F. FE. Clearman
Merlin Calrk
Clark
T. A. Godwin
Patterson
James
Kelly
L. Kingly
DP. Clark
Dan
Dewey Raley Wicke Ivey
S. F. Darden
Burdleshaw
Jarvis
Wiggins
Braxton May
W.690
Mendheim
KO Spel- Iris
Bo Blackaeell
Missing Baby Daniels Beat 14 and 38 Victories Noted
The record lists beat numbers 14 and 38 with participants M Meadows C, 1 Tolar J M Culpepper and C A Ingram, and J W Meadows Heneve Williams Pat Reynolds and Jesse A Culbreth. Also Beat V4 records Leah Jainer and DJ K Jainer.
Wanted Tax Collector for Shrewsbury Borough
The Shrewsbury Borough seeks a tax collector after Emory Blouse resigned. Applicants are asked to make formal application at the borough office. The notice notes taxes accruing during the year and seeks a qualified local official to fill the post. Dr. Thomas Lorbeer, 56, pedaled a 125 mile route from Riverside to San Diego in 14 hours 20 minutes, with E Storms serving as secretary to M Bricker, chief burgess.
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York
Shrewsbury
Emory Blouse
San Diego
Calif
Thomas L. Lorbeer
Riverside
Camel Energy Claim Sparks Controversy In New York
A famous New York research lab asserts Camel smoking boosts natural energy flow with a delightful, entirely natural effect. Billy Horn, Gold Cup winner, touts the experience and says after a championship race he lights Camels to recover quickly, claiming the boost is instant.
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New York
Horn
Bill” Horn
Camel Cigarette Ad Promises Lift and Comfort
An advertising passage touts Camel cigarettes as a pleasant way to lift fatigue and restore energy. It claims Camels provide a smoother, non nerve‑rattling experience and urges steady smoking as a means to feel real and energized.
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Hartsdale Manor
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Robert Connor
Piccard
Fera Barector
Houston
Tex
Bobby Cannor
Charles P. Connor
Ariington
Mass
At. D
E. Storms
M. Bricker
Ostoria
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