Japs Resume Conquest of Manchuria Wide Storm Zeros In
Crops valued at hundreds of thousands were ruined by a hail storm that swept through Madison Gallatin and Beaverhead counties in Southern Montana late yesterday. The Beaverhead river near Twin Bridges overflowed after heavy rains. A storm extended about 10 miles long and 17 miles wide through the region, forcing farmers to clear highways and inundating irrigation works and a railroad track.
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Madison
Gallatin
Beaverhead
Montana
Bath
Madtran
Gal Jotin County
Razeinia
Wallstoner
Tivingstal
Oregon
St Lawrence treaty signed by two nations
Washington reports the United States and Canada signed a long sought St Lawrence River agreement to open a Great Lakes sea route to the ocean. Secretary Stimson and Canadian minister W. J. Herridge signed as Senate and Dominion parliaments must ratify before funds are appropriated for a 27 foot deep waterway to Duluth Superior. Completion estimated at ten years amid civic jubilation.
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Washington
St. Lawrence River
Great Midwest
Great Lakes
Ocean
United States
Canada
Stimson
W. J. Herridge
Dominion
United States Senate
Parliament
Congress
St Lawrence River
Inken
Veterans in Made Wyoming City Panicked Welcome Parade
Fragmented report describes veterans arriving in Wyoming City with Charonne Wye and a convoy from the Pacific coast. Mentions a large single greeting, offers of gasoline and food, and withdrawal of food aid after initial reception.
Revolt in Pau 5 Smothered by Government Action
The government announced that a revolutionary movement occurred in Maarar, capital of Anrachas, south of Trajilia, and was decisively crushed within a few hours. The report notes the rapid suppression and asserts restoration of order in the region.
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Bénin
Maarar
Anrachas
Trajilia
Fake opium raid film stirs Chinese quarter riot in Frisco
New York reports a staged opium raid for a film in a Frisco Chinese section ended with a regular auction. Cameras and sound gear set up before a crowd of Chinese residents. Actors in Chinese disguises posed with pipes, drawing tomato and orange missiles from a hostile crowd. A sergeant called for reinforcements after a kettle hit a patrolman.
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Frisco
New York
Netec- Uves
Nang
Strick
Kettle
Kennedy case filed for divorce amid travel dispute
Mrs. Minnie Kennedy alleges in filing that her husband Guy Hudson Kennedy deserted their family and traveled to Las Vegas, Nevada seeking work after a troubled marriage. The complaint, signed in Los Angeles, accuses Hudson of failed support and drifting away, while Kennedy remains in regard to the divorce action.
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Los Angeles
Minnie (Ma) Kennedy
Aimee Sempla McPherson-button
Evangeliat
Guy Hdward Hudson
Hudson
Binktoll
Las Veras
Nev
Judge Gates Indicted for Bribe Receipts in Los Angeles
San Angeles Cal July 18 Superior Judge Walter Gates was indicted by the county grand jury on a charge of receiving a bribe as a public official. The indictment, returned after extended receivership probes, accuses Gates of unlawfully and corruptly taking various services and valuables from Toby Anderson.
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San Angeles
Cal
Walter & Gates
Jaton Jamy
Burton Fitts
Jndge Gates
Toby Anderson
Torture and Death Probe In Prisoner Case
New York reports an inquiry into the death of prisoner Hyman Stark during alleged third degree interrogation. Prosecutor Martin Fullerton says evidence shows a police official placed a foot on the prisoner’s stomach and twisted his neck while Rocking him, though the prisoner remains unidentified. Testimony amid a Long Island inquiry reveals conflicting accounts and subpoenas list several officers as material witnesses. A case involving an attacked woman also surfaces during the proceedings.
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Morris Watson
New York
Littleton
Mink Tapson
Joan Doe
Stark
Tappon
Littieton
Evisenre
Long Island
Lea- Uo
Datsetiye
Toseph Wizonski
Atack
Weronm
Wloyen Long
Great Waterway Plan Ingist Here
Washington reports a proposed St Lawrence Waterway from Montreal to Lake Ontario 181 miles long with two dams at Barnhart and Crysler Islands. It would produce 2 200 000 horsepower split between the United States and Canada, costing 644 000 000 with revenue from power disposal and ocean shipping potential. Completion time seven to ten years.
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Washington
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Lake Ontario
Barnhart Island
Crysler Island
United States
Canada
Woulee
Great Lake Porta
Council awards waste disposal contract to Underseth at saving
City council awards two year garbage collection contract to Underseth of Uelena after accepting his bid of 11,098 a year, rejecting lower bid for horse equipment, with second bid by Ray Kelly of Buite at 38,718, bond of 5000 required, work to begin within 10 days.
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Council
Mnderseth
Uelena
Undersett
Amon M. Shellady
Frank E. Smith
Underseth
Kelly
Buite
Suspect Questioned in Golda Williams Slaying Case
Grand Island Nebraska July 18 George Mullen 47 held for questioning in a 20 year old slaying of Golda Williams 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Williams Mullen arrested last Saturday at his farm near Colby Kansas a girl slain near Gem Kansas officers say they will probe how he knew so much about the Grand Island case
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Grand Island
Neb
George Mullen
Golda Williams
WL W. Willama
Mullen
Colby
Kang
Gem
Kana
Plane crash near Barada fatally maims three locals
Renton Warrior Mich July 18 The pilot and two passengers were killed when an airplane crashed and burned near Barada 16 miles from here Pilet William Petrotz 49 Barada Wealey Kinnay Barada parachute Juniper and Harold Obermayer 26 of Niles were the deceased with the pilot also among the dead
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Renton Warrior
Mich
Pranengora
Barada
Willam Petrotz
Marada
Wealey Kinnay
Juniper
Harold Obermayer
Niles
Geneva Conference Framing Agreement Under Discussion
Geneva July 18 The arrival of the French ministerial delegation sparks renewed private talks aiming at a final declaration for the forthcoming Aixarmament conference. Hugh Gibson leads American negotiators in discussions with Premier Edouard Herriot of France on limiting each nation’s effective forces, seen as central to Hoover’s disarmament plan.
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Geneva
Hugh Gibson
Hip
Edouard Merriel
France
United States
Hoover
Federal forces push into Sao Paulo in minor offensive
Advancing troops from Rio de Janeiro seize three towns, bomb Sao Paulo airfields, and capture Formosa near Rezende. Rebels withdraw without resistance as General Jorge Pinheiro’s troops occupy Passa Quetra and San Jose Dos Barreiros. Navy halts steamer Mariam en route to Santa.
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Rio de Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Sao Paulo
Formosa
Federal
Rezende
Vilages
Jorge Pinheiro
Passa Quetra
San Jose Dos Barreiros
Loyaliet
Mariam
Santas
Berlin Regine Alert to Ciss Berlin Demonstration Ban
Berlin July 18 A loose description of political clashes across Germany led the federal government to ban all outdoor processions and demonstrations after weeks of rioting that left 21 dead and many injured various factions urged actions including outlawing communists a state of emergency and uniforms bans while unions urged restraint and police oversight
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Berlin
Germany
Centerista
Adolf Hitler
Fortune at Bottom of Sea 15 Sought
Norfolk reports Captain Harry L Bowdoin and a 24 man crew aboard the U S Salvor seek treasure worth four to six million dollars off the Virginia coast. The Morida sank fifty miles from Cape Henry on May 25, 1911 after collision with the Admiral Farragut.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Harry L Bowdoin
U. S
Atlantic
Mallory Line
Morida
Cape Henry
Farragut
Three killings may implicate Omaha suspect
An Omaha man, William Watson, 28, questioned by Detective Inspector Panhaum, tied to three murders in Gretna and nearby. Watson denied involvement as police link him to a $1,800 Gretna robbery and a fence role in stolen cash and securities. Investigations center on a Manor Syndicate alleged to control the local alcohol trade and a circle of suspects including George Kubik, William Schwartz, and Warry Papidus.
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Judy
Cheyanne
Wyo
Ansfed
Gretna
Neh
William Watson
Panhaum
Watson
Danbaum Rald
Frank Crlamia
Dennis Murphy
Inet Agri
Watnon
Ann
Heen
Pollen
George Kubik
South Aide
William Schwartz
Rpaidhig
Herb
Warry Papidus
Jehol Forces Enter Manchuria in Border Clash
Tokyo reports from Mukden that a large Japanese force crossed into Jehol, clashing with local Chinese troops near the border. Japanese aim to rescue ex-officer Ishimoto, believed captured near Pet Blas, with leaders Chiang Sush Liang or Tang Yu Lin tied to the incident. Jehol, the region’s southwestern province, sits near Peiping where Chiang Sush Liang’s helm has been reported. In Hollywood, Florenz Ziegfeld’s condition improves slightly as fever declines from 104 to 101 degrees at Cedars of Lebanon hospital.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Mukden Tong
Fehol
Dehol
Jehol
Peipino
Mukden-Chinchow
Genchiro Ishimoto
Pet J Blas
Mukden
Suday
Chiang Sush
Liang
Manchuria
Tang Yu-Lin
Ishimoto
Chihil
Peiping
Chiang Sueh-Liang
Pelping
Wiegfeld
Hollywood
Cel
Florenz Ziegfeld
New York
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Montana Primary Election Today Nominates State and County Officials
Voters statewide choose candidates for congress, governor, eight other state offices, 28 district seats, and county offices. A public bulletin on Main Street Helena displays results as polls open at noon and close at 7 PM with rapid posting of figures for reading from the street. Key contests include Scott vs unopposed in eastern congress seat, Evans vs Monaghan in western district, and Erickson facing three challengers. Hazelbaker seeks GOP nomination with McCormack and others for lieutenant governor and related posts.
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Clark County
Helena
Gp. An
Montana
State Assembly
Senate
Scott, Leavitt
John M. Evana
Joseph P. Monaghan
Butte
Evans
Mark D. Fitegarrald
Stevensville
Roy E. Ayers
Lewistown
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Dietrick
Jusserand Former French Ambassador to U S Dies
Paris July 18 Jeann Jules Jusserand aged 77 longtime French ambassador to Washington and dean of the diplomatic corps there died today from a kidney ailment He retired from the Washington post in 1914 and remained a firm friend of America The aged diplomat died peacefully with his wife at his side after a period of delicate health that had not been expected
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Paris
Jeann Jules Jusserand
Washington
Jusserand
Ma Post
Ull
America
Boulder Rock Kills Miner at Park Cliff Collapse
Robert F. Silth, 41, of Indianapolis, was killed today when a limb broke from a rock bluff at Mines Park near Long's Peak. The accident occurred at a overlook by Chasm View, with the body recovered near Bumini Point. Kla ckall Smith served as general manager of the American Legion Publishing company.
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Wrtes Park
Colo
Dimly
Chasm View
Long's Peak
Robert F. Silth
Indianapolla
Klackall Smith
American Legion Publishing Company
John Hughes Curtin Freed on Bail in Lindbergh Hoax Case
Flemington New Jersey July 18 Released on bail John Hughes Curtin the Lindbergh hoax figure was free tonight for the first time since his May arrest. He was thought headed to his Norfolk home. Bail bond returnable October 3 in supreme court proceedings are ongoing though Norfolk lawyers declined to comment on plans.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtin
Norfolk
Surneme Court
Garner Guns Turned Up OK Pres Hoover
John Nance Garner attacked President Hoover over what he called legislation for a select client at a Dallas rally. Crowds in Texas cheered as Garner, en route to Uvalde for vacation, spoke from an improvised platform at the railroad station, noting it was his first electioneering speech in over 20 years. He addressed supporters with wife present and urged continued pressure on Hoover.
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Dallas
Texas
John Nance Garner
Hoover
Garner
Uvalde
Home of Representatives
Heat waves scorch swath of U S as several regions swelter
A scorching warm front gripped the nation with cooler areas in the east while the Midwest and Southwest faced extreme heat. Chicago reached 96 or higher as Omaha and Des Moines reported high seventies to nineties and near one hundred in parts of the upper Midwest amid ongoing heat warnings. Deaths from the heat were reported as authorities warned residents to seek shade and stay hydrated.
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Midwest
Metroopolis
New York City
Ghia
Mississippi
Nebraska
Beet worker slain on farm near Malta
Malta, July 18. Carlos Gonzales, 50, a Mexican beet field worker, died from injuries after a fight at the Milton Porter farm near Malta last Wednesday night. Frank Ramsay, a fallow beet worker, claims Gonzales threatened to shoot him and he used an axe in self defense.
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Malta
Carlos Gonzales
Frank Ramaey
Milton Porter
Ramsay Claima Gonvvalez
Roosevelt men seek to reconcile Smith faction
Albany July 18 Roosevelt patrols seek to mend divisions within the Roosevelt forces after a Massachusetts conference. Bernard Baruch dined with Governor Roosevelt, who returns from vacation and plans talks with Edward M. House and Gardner Gwildston to align preconvention leadership with the national ticket.
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Smith
Walter T. Brown
Albany
Massachusetts
Ur Hayalate
Roosevalt
Suint
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Ronsevall
Rye Beach
N.fl
Tmng
Edward M. House
Geopald M. Giwildston
Alfred Wormilk
Gouldston
Ely
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