Time Ripe for Reds Warns Pope on Bolshevism in U S
Vatican City July 14 AP The pope warned the United States to beware Bolshevism during financial depression and unemployment. He spoke at a private audience with Monsignor John A Ryan rector of the National Catholic University Washington noting Wall Street reverses and unemployment and saying this is a ripe time for Bolshevism to spread among Americans.
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Vatican City
United States
America
John A Ryan
National Catholic University
Washington
Wall Street
Monsignor Ryan
Pius XI
St. Peter
Navy Pact Likely to Pass Senate in London Treaty Talks
Washington July 14 An accord among London treaty advocates on the Norris reservation appeared assured and leaders anticipated early ratification of the naval limitation pact. Senator Norris Nebraska Republican and author of the reservation said he would strike from his resolution the preambles relaying Hoover’s failure to furnish Senate with notes and data from the London conference. The reservation declares the United States shall not be bound by secret agreements outside the treaty terms.
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Francis M. Stephanson
Washington
Norris Reservation
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Senate
United States
Hoover signs two minor relief bills before deadline
Washington July 14. With one day left for action on laws passed last session President Hoover faces only two measures awaiting signature. Both are minor personal relief proposals as the ten day period for acting on bills expires tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Grain Concern Files Articles At Capitol To Operate Under Grain Act
A $10,000,000 grain concern files articles at the Capitol outlining aims to promote marketing of grain and provide facilities. Plans include a publicity and research department to educate farmers and the public, plus a research bureau to study industry matters. Capital stock is 100,000 shares at $100 each with multiple stockholders and a 11-member board from five districts and two at large. Three stockholder classes are farmer owned grain elevator associations, grain sale agencies, and grain pools.
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Capitol
Four held up an armored truck in Brooklyn robbery
Four men in a touring car forced an armored truck at a crowded Brooklyn intersection to stop. They seized the messenger and driver and escaped with 18,000 in cash and 5,000 in checks. The robbery occurred as the Sheffield Farms milk firm money was being moved to the Kings County Trust Company.
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New York
Brooklyn
Sheffield Farms Company
Milk Concern
Kinge County Trust Company
Mrs McCormick says Dineen spent twice as much
Ruth Hanna McCormick testifies before the senate campaign funds inquiry, asserting that removing patronage from senatorial primaries would cut campaign costs. She defends spending 252,572 of her money and 67,214 by friends, and says evidence could substantiate the claim if precinct organizations are examined.
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Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
United Sates Senate
Senate Campaign Funds Investigation Committee
Quiry
Charles 3. Dineen
Mettermick
Gerald Paye
Little Chance To Win In Chinese Lotteries Games
New York July 14 Kyura Aliko secretary of the Japanese association explained the policy game as a Chinese syndicate operation run from the Went coast. The game uses Mah Jong like symbols and slips sell for 91.92 each with a $5,000 prize. Nakamori was found guilty after defense argued it resembled a lottery.
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New York
Kyo Nakamori
Kyura Aliko
Nakamori
Mah Jong
Pot of gold found by Mexican farmer in Jalisco
Crescencio Avila, an impoverished farmer in Magdalena Jalisco, unearthed a buried pot of gold coins worth about 50 000 dollars while plowing his new land under the Mexican government's agrarian reform program. The discovery occurred on July 14 as the farmer began work on the parcel awarded to him.
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Magdalena
Jalisco
Mexico
Crescencio Avila
Wreckage on Woodford Mountain Ends Hope for Pilot
Bennington Vermont July 14 AP reported Frank Goldsborough 19 a junior trans continental record holder crashed in heavy fog on Woodford Mountain six hours earlier. His companion Donald Mockler reached Bennington at 6 pm to describe the crash in a tree top vicinity and to join the search effort. Mockler said he could not locate the tree but believed Goldsborough had both legs broken and a skull fracture. Exhausted and hopeful Mockler urged staying with the search as dusk fell and volunteers organized new daylight efforts.
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Bennington
Woodford Mountain
Frank Goldsborough
Cleveland
Keene
N. H
Donald Mockler
Mockler
Goldsborough
Mackler
Oklahoma Race War Sub sid ing in Beckham County
Oklahoma City reports that Governor Holloway cancelled an order to mobilize 160 soldiers and 10 officers from the Oklahoma National Guard to Erick Beckham County to quell racial disturbances. Adjutant General Barrett led the troops but the governor withdrew the mobilization after Beckham County officials and local authorities reviewed the situation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Erick
Beckham County
W. J. Holloway
179Th Infantry
Oklahoma National Guard
Charlea F Barrett
H. ©. Ivester
Beckham
M. Lenman
Holloway
Bread Cast Upon Waters Comes Back
New York July 14. Half a century ago a poor country town boy sought fortune in Chicago and found home fellowship and guidance at the YMCA. Elmer A Sperry inventor of the gyroscope in his will to be filed tomorrow leaves 1 090 900 for YMCA activities in payment of that old debt of gratitude.
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New York
Ako
Chicago
M.C
Elmer A Sperry
Y. M. CA
Butte Clerks Vote to Support Great Strike
In Butte on July 14 AP reports more than 700 members of the Butte Clerks union voted unanimous support for the striking teamsters and machinists. Clerks were dismissed by their employers after sympathy for strikers, while grocery stores and drug shops operated with limited service amid delivery outages and shortages.
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Butte
Butte Clerks’ Union
Clerks
Duchess of York with Princess Elizabeth in spotlight
A fine photo features H rt. H the Duchess of York, wife of the second heir to the British throne, noted for social prominence and charitable work. She shares top attention with her daughter Princess Elizabeth, favored by King George.
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H Ft. H
Duchess of York
Hei
Elizabeth
George
Six Lost In Tiny Boat Sinking In Squall Disaster
Survivor Baden Garceau of Scituate and Boston clung to wreckage for hours after mates disappeared and was saved by the mackerel seiner St Rita, which brought him and the body of a girl to Boston. The tragedy involved Willten Earle Walter Labire John Blower Betty Munsell David Glerasch Charles Hall and Chartres Hall among others in a coast guard aided search and rescue effort.
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Baden Garceau
Scituate
Boston
St. Rita
Willten Earle
Kansas City
Walter Kay Labire
Youngstown
John Blower
Pittsburgh
Betty Munsell
Watertown
David Glerasch
Concord
Fase
Charles Hall
Greenbush
Cambridge
Knockabout
Nomad
G. Abeel Hall
John Hall
Chartres
Coast Guard
Garceau
Frank Faxatorn
St Rita
Albert Garceau
Mastel
Little Lady Sues New York Real Estate Man
New York July 14 Jean Acker first wife of Rudnigh Valentina filed suit for 25000 dollars for breach of agreement against William R Delehanty. Acker alleges that in November 1925 while in Hollywood under DeMille contract he lured her to New York to live with a promise of 18400 dollars per year for life. She says she fulfilled all contract terms and Delehanty kept promises until June 1 1929 when he defaulted on 5900 dollars.
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New York
Jean Acker
Rudnigh Valentina
Willam R Delehanty
Mins Acker
Hollywood
DeMille Studios
Delehanty
Two Brothers Die in Wreck Near Yima Arizona
Athol July 14. John Hudgens 25 of California and William Hudgens 23 of Athol were killed in a motorcycle wreck near Yima Arizona. The brothers were riding together when the collision occurred. Authorities investigated the crash and notified their families.
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Athol
John Hudgens
California
William Hudgens
Athol Brothers
Yima
Ariz
Transient Slain in Gunfight with Miles City Sheriff
Miles City July 14 Ex Sheriff Harold Croan was exonerated by a coroner jury for the fatal gunfight with a transient after the man robbed W H Crouse of a revolver and shells. The transient barricaded behind trees near a school building and fired as officers urged surrender. A first shot struck the man's chest. three shots fired at bystanders caused no injuries.
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Miles City
Harold Croan
Willam McClaskey
Cook
W. H Crouse
Sport Woods Deaser
Grundy tariff bill sparks campaign rhetoric in Boston
Boston July 14. Touett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, charged that enacting the Grundy tariff bill aims to repay large Hoover campaign fund contributors at the expense of ordinary citizens. He claimed the Republican Party is split and Democrats will hold a commanding position in Congress after the November elections.
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Boston
Hoover
Common Citizen
Touett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Congress
Clarence Saunders in receivership in bankruptcy case
Memphis Tennessee July 19 an involuntary petition in bankruptcy and a petition for temporary receivership for Clarence Saunders Stores Inc were filed in a federal court against Clarence Saunders noted as a prominent chain grocer The receivership hearing was postponed to tomorrow morning for further proceedings and Saunders asked for the bankruptcy petition to be heard then too
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Memphis, Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Flood Death Toll Rises in Southern Korea and Formosa
Tokyo reports the flood disaster in southern Korea claiming at least 20 to 117 deaths, with 103 already noted, as Keishohokudo province endures the worst floods of the week. A river surge washed away a Buddhist temple, five monks reportedly missing, and Formosa endures torrential rains with fire deaths noted. Seoul says many injured and landslides in Taikyu district cause heavy life and property losses, leaving scores of thousands homeless.
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Tokyo
Korea
Taikyu
Nichi Nichi
Seoul
Keishohokudo
Formosa
Hoover curtails western tour and plans Montana visit
President Hoover trims his western trip from a sweeping five week automobile and train tour. California Oregon Washington and likely Colorado are dropped. The tentative route would have started at Glacier National Park near the Canadian border and then moved south to Yellowstone and Grand Canyon areas before returning toward Palo Alto.
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Pres. Hoover
Montana
California
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Senate
Glacier National Park
Canadian
Yellowstone
Grama Canyon
Texas
Man, 71, Weds 15 Year-Old Girl and Her Mother
Ti July 14. McLeanghore license to wed a 15 year old, Marcellus Bowers 71, marries Rosa Lee Files 15 s mother Mrs Lolia Files 50. County Judge orders Rosa Lee sent to the State Training School for Girls at Geneva. Accompanied by mother and daughter, they sought licenses at Mt Vernon and East St Louis. license was refused there.
Chicago Grand Jurors Probe Graft Among Scribes
Chicago grand jurors begin investigating graft allegations linked to newspaper men and underworld ties. They plan to summon Harry T Brundidge after a St Louis Star reporter hinted promotion of personal gain by journalists. Judge Normosle urged witnesses be called, despite state attorney Swanson's initial refusal to present Brundidge.
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Chicago
Mumor
Permens
Harry T Brundidge
St Louis Star
Alfred Lingle
Sug
Denis J. Nermoyls
Criminal Court
Normosle
States Attorney
Brundidge
John A Swanson
Wee girl killed by rattlesnake in Dayton Nevada
A 15 month old girl, Anastacia Martinex, died after a rattlesnake bite from a snake that crept from beneath a porch where she played in Dayton near Reno. The bite proved fatal within hours. The child's father is a Southern Pacific section foreman and lives at Clifton near Dayton.
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Reno
Nev
Anastacia Martinex
Dayton
Southern Pacific
Cliftom
Derby Lady Aims for Movie Work in America
New York July 14 Lady Maureen Stanley wife of Lord Derbys son arrives aboard the Majestic to design settings for a talking picture. She says she has never worked in film before but will seek money and will use talents God and environment gave her. In Anaconda July 14 Mr Laura Winkler longtime chief enrolling clerk of the state legislature died at her Philipsburg home after months of illness.
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New York
Maureen Stanley
Lord Derbys
Majestic
Meoresm
Baghind
Laura Winkler
Philipsburg
Lutheran Leader Declares Dry Laws Menace To Liberty
Cleveland July 14 A Fort Wayne Indiana Lutheran leader B ed Gallmeyer president of the Walther league attacked tampering with the United States constitution to reinstate pernicious conduct He urged that tampering with worship places and church authority risks jeopardizing religious liberty amid debate at the league's national convention
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Cleveland
B. Ed. Gallmeyer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Walether League
Lutheran Church Sacifty
United States
League
Grallmeyer
Jaberty
Ering
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