Hindenburg Declares Martial Law Across Germany
Destin July 26 President Oul Von Hindenburg issued a decree to suspend civil liberties and tighten control as martial law took effect in Berlin and Prussia. Police authority shifted to regional officials while Chancellor Papen retained nominal leadership of Prussia and contending figures held de facto power amid a surge of violence and public demand for order.
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Lledea
Maria
Barir Pid
Freslo
Frontier Days at Cheyenne Opening with Denver Guests
Cheyenne Wyoming July 26 opening of the 36th Frontier Days featured a return to frontier pageantry as cowboys filled the streets and a special train bearing 400 newsmen arrived. Denver press figures joined the festivities while performers and dancers wore vivid outfits, and colorful greetings marked the start of the annual celebration.
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Denver
Wyo
Ed Storey
Aing
Waele
Howdy
Atoux
Sitting Bull
Atrasd-af-Nothdog
Smith Reynolds Brother Arrives Near Next Week
Smith Reynolds brother, Richard Joynolda, will arrive in the United States about a week from Thursday after a voyage with mail service to South America. The plan includes coordinating with the American Plane service to reach Alani next week. Radical leaders fined in Washington for parade without permit. four days in jail or a $40 fee. Plans for opening a killing at Kerrville after gold-herring ore discovery.
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New York
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Winston-Salem
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Woerformed
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South America
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Lleyholdn
Alani
Aesoerated Press
Washington
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Banus Esupy
Kerrville
Tex
Tilson to resign from Congress amid plan for better living
Connecticut congressman Tilson announces he will resign from the 72nd Congress and not seek reelection after 22 years in office. He says he may pursue activities elsewhere and remains open to public service depending on circumstances, while stressing not permanently retiring from public life.
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Washington
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Connecticut
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Congreve
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New York
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Heratora
Denver and Kansas cattle and hog markets update July 26
Market notes from Denver and Kansas City detail cattle calves hogs and sheep trading with prices cited for weights from 180 to 260 pounds. Record shows steady calf action with some declines and mixed yearling demand while hogs near $4.60 to $4.80 and beef prices steady to lower. Grain and wheat futures also listed with July and September quotations across markets.
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Long Issue Brought to Louisiana Senatorial Race
Long issue returns to the Louisiana senatorial race as Edwin Broussard seeks reelection against Representative John Overton. Only two candidates qualified for the September Democratic primary, signaling contests in the eight districts and a split delegation amid party maneuvering and local support.
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Louisiana
Orleatte
Campalen
Edwin 8. Brouseard
John H. Overton
Alexandria
Macy P. Loug
Conde Daten
Man Kills Son at Office During Phone Call
At Capital Finance Corporation of California an executive was shot dead in his downtown office while speaking on the telephone to his wife. The shooter was his father John Roberts, 67, who later admitted the killing but offered no motive. Police began inquiries into a recent dispute over real estate.
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Enst. Roberts
Capital Finance Corporation of California
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Asin
Tno
Green's Dress Shop to Open in Greeley Building
Notices on storefront windows announce a new women's clothing store, Green's Dress Shop, will occupy space at the Tocalxatha corner of Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street in the Greeley Building, with renovations underway.
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Jailed man faces sentences for assault and battery
Charlea Saldano, 22, was brought to county Jail on a penitence parse after a trial in Justice Atkin son’s court in Eaton on four counts of aggravated battery. Bal danga received 90 days in jail for non-payment of a 939 Me mu printed Preced Los Angeles. Sir Harold Borden, leader of the Regiish Olympica committee, praised Hollywood films and claimed they reduce alcohol consumption among British viewers.
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Court of Justice
Atkinson
Eaton
Baldanga
Los Angeles
Harold Borden
Regiish Olympica
Hollywood
Needy Get Spade In Motor Cara
In Bonner Springs Kansas a regular man told Needy to harvest his crop claiming it would not bring enough money. He plowed out the crop and invited the needy to come and take them. They came and took the crop under a scheme described as concerning.
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Perea Bonner Springs
Kan—Jaten
Steel company declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
The board of directors of the United States Steel Corporation declared a quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share on its preferred stock. Common stock was excluded from dividend payments for the next three months, effective immediately, as announced in New York.
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New York
Resalar
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Ferguson and Sterling Vie for Texas Governor Run
Texas election data shows Myra Ferguson leading Sterling in the governor race as of July 24 with 900,905 to 223,313 votes in early counts. Ferguson holds a strong lead amid a crowded Democratic field. Sterling, Hunter, and other candidates compete for the nomination. Confederate names and counties cited reflect partial tallies from 242 of 284 counties. John N Garner runs unopposed for the 12th district.
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Pergueco
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Sterling
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferengon
Storling
Tor F. Hunter
Wickite Falls
Spraker
John N. Garner
Csteemth
Prohibition Plank Laughs At GOP Speech By Butler
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbian University, returned to America aboard the Majestic to say the GOP prohibition plank elicited merriment and sarcasm. He issued a four page statement urging end of the eighteenth amendment, national prosperity through international cooperation, tax reform, and balanced currency discussions amid war debt issues.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbian University
America
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Pew
Republican Party
Carhagis Endowment For International Peace
Europe
Manning
United States
Quebe
Sweden
Great Britain
Woman stabbed to death and man critically wounded in mountain view attack
A 44 year old woman Babcock died after being stabbed in Mountain View while she and her 46 year old partner Rider Babcock were attacked in their sleep. The couple, exporters of copra from the Philippines, were attacked early today.
Postal Blockade Deepens China Japan Rift Over Manchuria
The Chinese and Japanese dispute over Manchuria widens as China blocks postal communications with Manchukuo and considers a customs blockade. Shanghai as the regional hub faces potential involvement if blockades persist, while Nanking urges resistance and foresees possible disorder next winter.
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Banchukuo
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Chines Post
Manchukuo
Tokyo
Shanghai
Manchuria
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Bonchuria
Garner to Explain Farm Relief to Spencer Indiana Man
Speaker Garner, awaiting approval from the Roosevelt campaign, will explain farm relief to A. J. Liyetone of Spencer, Indiana. Mrs. Garner said Garner, secretary to the Democratic vice presidential nominee, would speak when rested. Arrangements depend on the campaign committee and Governor Roosevelts wishes.
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Ogetone
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Alie Agid
Spencer Degend
Franklin D. Roonevelt
Walker Charged Republicans After Him, as Seabury Accuses
In New York on July 23 Walker responds to claims of un fidelity and political plots against him. He defends his record while saying Roosevelt may face a charge to discredit him. The mayor’s reply to Seabury’s accusations is printed today and expected to reach the governor by week’s end.
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New York
James
Welker
Franklin
Roonevelt
Samuel Seabury
Deaths and Funerals in Platteville July 26
Funeral services for Jaince Chardbers were held from Sadleya Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial followed at Liua Grove. Large attendance marked the July 26 service for J. B. Campbell, with many attendees and hymns led by local figures. Interment was at Mizyah Cemetery under Rev. J. T. Lambbridge.
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Ray
Rollo C. Syser
Liua
Rove
Cleveland Clinic Damage Suits End in 167000 Settlement
Damages totaling 167000 were settled this day over a Cleveland Clinic fire disaster at Crile Clinic in Cleveland. The 1929 blaze injured and killed many after x ray film burning released deadly gas, prompting suits by victims and relatives against the institution and others.
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Cleveland
Iim
Cline
George W. Crile
Bal Othora
Eiinte Laboratory
Huy
Ferror
Windsor couple welcomes Henry Junior after 734 pound birth
Mr. and Dr. Henry Drecks are parents of a 734 pound son born Saturday in Windsor. Named Henry Junior, the baby’s extended family includes four grandparents and two great grandparents. A separate weather note records 0.07 inches rainfall at the sugar factory, with additional small totals reported in Gale ten and Gale wind warnings in the area.
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Oregon
Greeley
Sugar Factory
Special Frontier Days Rate Note
Frontier Days special rates advertise Ree J Morse Fo 1981 J 1912 Cran ford dv with limited details and unclear applicability.
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Morse
Cranford
Local legal case settles for $165000 in county court
The record notes a $165000 settlement in a case handled yesterday in conjs court, with awards ranging from $760 to $9066 to various victims. Bertha Packer of Milliken died recently after cancer, aged 67, widow of Nelson Parker Ingmer, with services arranged in Milliken. Funeral plans include services at the Methodist church with Rev L Ey Humphrey speaking.
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Ot Milliken
Miiliken
Bower
Nelson Parker Ingmer
Arn, Packet
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Milliken
New Light Christian Church
Millikin Lady
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Ogden
Brooklyn
A. Clitwanpenl
Johnstons Seneral
Willon
L. Ey Humphrey Gy Uken
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