ETS Will FT Support Rom Labor
The National Committee Modification of the Volstead Act advised state and cooperative groups to back congressional candidates who favor immediate modification. The document, issued by Chairman Mat Woll, signals cross-party support for repealing prohibition pending a national vote. It notes that a single candidate’s stance could sway voters and that political affiliations may be secondary to this issue.
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Washington
Hir
National Committee
Matw Woll
Double Wedding Ends in Double Funeral in Sudden Span
A chaotic local record reports a double wedding followed by two simultaneous funerals. The couples Py ter Fland and Nieholig Anpits, along with Mol and Margaret Copeland, were involved. The text notes abrupt timing with both ceremonies and funerals occurring within a short span, suggesting a tragic sequence.
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Ersallion
Pyter Fland
Nieholig
Anpits
Mol
Margaret Copeland
Veary
Beethers
Borah Debt Proposal Gains Echo Overseas
Washington reports Borah advocates a world wide program to settle post war debts including revision or cancellation of US obligations. European reception was warm with hopes for debt relief while domestic response varied with no sign of administration approval. Borah calls for an international conference on revision or cancellation within broader economic rehabilitation.
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Nathan Robertson Washington
Borah
United States
Hareh
Congress
Hoover
Debt Funding Commission
Senate Foreign Relations
Rorak
Devia
Idaho Republican
America
Gandhi to Be Granted Liberty Amid Talks in Poona
Poona July 24. Rumors revive negotiations on the rezone of Mahatma GandhI, the civil freedom leader, as representatives of Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and MR Tapakat contact the British viceroy and India’s leaders in a new round table conference to push for independence negotiations.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gand
Tej Bahadur Sapru
Tapakat
Lard
NYPD Hunts Slayers of Czarist Agents in Queens
Police seek unidentified assailants linked to a fatal attack in Queens last Friday night. A man, aged 48 and father of two, known to associate with a Russia focused counter revolutionary group, was killed after reports of a planned meeting and a $200 payoff tied to an insurance policy. Investigators pursue leads about a man known as Count Calnit and connections to a Veseyan exile network.
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Oma Toyvle
Ahly
Constitutiony Police
Bethig
Kiaydus
Kominetts
Jow And Oy Friend Face Charges In Slaying Case
Henge, Tay 24 7 Pollen y found Mrs Petrinella Koeings 30 preparing a hinch in basement when neighbors reported shots. They discovered her husband W shot to death. Officers ware do o when authorities held the and a lodger Michael Shofma.
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Henge
Tay
Polleny
Petrinella
Upa
Ware
Do O
Michael Shofma
Deceased nun sister of noted Butte man dies in San Francisco
San Francisco July 24 A nun linked to the Sisters of Charity School who was sister of Captain Frank D. Berrien commander of the Navy Yard Washington died last night. She also was sister of the late Major Chauncey Berreth of Butte former superintendent of the Anaconda copper mine.
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San Francines
Cal
Mary Hortensia
Slaters of Charity
Frank D. Berrien
Navy Yard
Washington, DC
Chauncey
Berreth
Butte
Mont
Copper Minén
Deportation Appeal for Polish-Radical Labor Leader
Anarier for deportation of a girl radical labor organizer was postponed. Eaditd Herkman, known as Misa Berkman, was arrested during a Lawrence strike in Massachusetts and is hospitalized with tuberculosis at a state hospital. The case involved Justice Louis Brandeis in the appeal process.
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Eaditd Herkman
Poland
Juatha Louis W.c Brandeis
U. S Supreme Court
Misa Berkman
Lawrence
Masa
Massachussorts
British and Dominions in Tariff Deadlock Report
British and Dominions press higher tariffs against foreign goods in the Imperial Economic conference skirmish. Ontario writer notes two dominions push for protection, citing demand voiced by Stanley M. Bruce. Contends the shift signals conflict over tariff policy with Tevksia in partianar.
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British and
Dominions
Kf Weller Onawa
Ont
Eday
Great Britain
Ant Dominions
Tevksia
Partianar
Stanley M. Bruce
Glen Voliva enforces blue law to curb Sunday travel
Springfield dispatch reports Glenn Voliva enforcing strict Sunday observance. The Commerce Commission upheld Voliva and his parish in restricting travel from north of the area, with passengers to be discharged at the city limits.
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Springfield
Ton City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Civ
Norza
Ilmple Commerce Commission
Voliva
Panera
Busca
Zloh
Official embargo on wheat in Northwest improbable
Minot July 24 official embargo talks failed to gain official support as North Dakota South Dakota and Montana faced embargo proposals. Farmers urged withholding wheat shipments until prices rose to 120 dollars for No 1 dark northern at Minneapolis while governors said they lack authority to act and no embargos would be implemented.
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North Tigkota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Minneapolis
W. J. Shafer
W. W Green
Alf Rtnfford
Moninnan
Agmcun
J. J. Brickaon
VIPLE Funeral Services Held for Florenz Ziegfeld
VIPLE funeral services were held today for Florenz Ziegfeld, a renowned theatrical figure. Notables from stage and screen attended, paying tributes as the service was conducted in a quiet, private manner with an estimated $25,000 spent on the ceremony. The body lies at Fareal Dawn Memorial Park, to be taken to New York by widow Billy Burko.
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Togfald
New York
Fareal Dawn
Father and two sons die in shaft collapse near Uniontown
Uniontown Pa July 24 Rescuers recovered the bodies of Albert Shearer 46 of Vandoren PI and two young sons after a fall of tons of slate trapped them in an abandoned mine. A man and two boys perished in the Nol Homins mine shaft incident as rescuers battled dangers underground.
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Uniontown
Nol- Homins
Albart Shearer
Vandor- Tri
Blanena
Daemon
Ghariog
Shearer
Shainers Flock Into Falogo For Powwow
Shainers arrive in San Francisco for the Shring convention opening Tuesday for three days. Events include a 25 mile scenic car trip, a double header Pacific Coast League baseball game between San Francisco and Oakland, aquatic carnival at Weissenhacker pool, and band concerts by visiting Shriners.
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Tne
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Pacific Coast League
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Shriners
Editor Will Dance Down the Missouri
Seattle reports Nicholas Radford news editor of the Japan Advertiser plans a canoe trip down the Missouri River from Fort Benton Montana to Leavenworth Kansas on his way home to Kansas. He will depart by train to the East soon and aims to reach his home in a few weeks.
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Nicholas Radford
Ting
Tokyo
Japan
Kansas
Radford
Japan Advertiser
Fort Benton
Mont
Leavenworth
Kan
Ferguson Flag Aghi Tops Pole in Texas Primary
Miriam A Ferguson seizes lead in Texas Democratic first primary defeating Gov. Sterling by over 70 000 votes and earning a place in the August 27 runoff against Shellwood Governor Sterling. In the 17th district Thomas Blanton leads Joe N Jones by a narrow margin with 17 counties counted.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Th S Sterling
Shellwood
Sterling
Mien Mala
Apie
Thomas
Blanton
Joe N. Jones
Hartland
Jones
Brazilian Government Claims Victory in Sao Paulo Revolt
Rio de Janeiro dated July 24 reports the Brazilian government continuing gains in its campaign to suppress the Sao Paulo revolt. Rebels were driven back in the southern Sao Paulo sector and other areas as government expeditionary corps pursued the action in what officials described as a successful phase of the operation.
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Rio de Janeiro
San Paulo
San Pauly
Corcee
Baptismal Party Drowns Youth After Ceremony
In Twnel Oklo on July 24 Garth Hullen aged 12 was drowned in Little River shortly after baptism. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J Hulten farmers. A baptismal party member noticed the boy missing while wading downstream. Local authorities reported the incident as a tragic drowning.
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Oklo
Garth Hullen
Little River
Mambara
J. HL. Hulten
Cuban Police Halt Blast Plot In Havana Residency
Police captain in Havana and several officers were killed or wounded when an improvised explosive device exploded during a search at a residence. Officers had been summoned by the homeowner who feared explosives had been placed in his house.
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Hevana
Cua
Tuly
Merchant Prefers Death to Robber's Command at Jewelry Store
Los Angeles July 24 AP A 63 year old merchant W W Kirkpatrick of Battle Creek Michigan visiting the Olympic games died after he refused to yield to a robber in a bank room. The bandits took 6000 dollars in jewelry and fled. Kirkpatrick had said he would defy criminals.
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Los Angeles
Polion Sali
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Battle Creek
Kirkpatrick
Wan Khet
Atkoltt
Hee
Hin
FALL IN AMBUSH LAID BY POSSES
Bozeman July 24 two bank robbers who planned to obtain food but died in a canyon ambush by possemen were shot dead near a cabin in Gallatin canyon. Sheriff O L DeVore was wounded lightly. The pair had looted 4100 from the Security Bank and Trust in Bozeman and fled in an automobile later abandoned. Ernest Walton said authorities tentatively identify the dead as Charles Larrison and Curtis Bardel.
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Gallatin Canyon
Pacaman
O. L DeVore
Gallatin County
Security Bank and Trust Company
Ernest Walton
Charles Larrison
Curtis Bardei
Walton
Rioting Marks Holy Day in Germany Amid Liberty Plea
Berlin reports a tense weekend as political clashes erupt across the Reich. Five wounded in Augsburg during a Nazi truck procession met by hostile crowds. fifteen hurt near Hanover during a Front veteran handbill confrontation. six Nazis mauled at Münster. six injured in Boeblingen clashes. Police arrest Communist teachers at Elven amid continued unrest.
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Captain von Gronau Safe in Greenland
Copenhagen reports Captain Wolfgang von Gronau, the German aviator who crossed from Germany toward Chicago, reached Ivigtit in southwestern Greenland after a six hour night flight over inland ice fields. Advices say he is safe and accounted for today.
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Wolfgang von Gronau
Germany
Chicago
Ivigtit
Greenland
Gantos-Dumont Passes At 69 A Aviation Pioneer
Alberto Santo-DuMont, a world renowned aviation pioneer born in Rio de Janeiro, died in Sao Paulo at age 69. He gained recognition on three continents around the era of the Wright brothers. The death was reported from Rio de Janeiro on July 24.
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Alberto Santo-DuMont
Wright
Sao Paulo
Board of Trade Chief Vows to Fight Closure Order
Peter B. Carey, president of the Mhieaza board, says the Board of Trade will appeal a 60 day suspension order issued after refusing clearing house privileges to the Warmers' National Grain corporation. He vows to take the case to the United States Supreme Court. Kansas City leader W B Lincoln says federal closing order against the Chicago Board of Trade would be protested by grain men and banks.
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Cnriags
Peter B. Carey
Mhieaza Board
Dictlm
Washington
Clearing House
National Grain Corporation
United States Supreme Court
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Hidh
Kansas Cily
W B. Lincoln
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Lincaln
Roosevelt Pursues Two Key Engagements in Busy Week
Albany July 24 Governor Roosevelt returns after two day talks with industrial and social leaders. He has two Wednesday engagements: receiving Mayor James J Walker’s reply to ouster charges and a visit from Massachusetts Governor Joseph B Bly.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Jaumex J. Walker
Joseph B. Bly
Massachusetts
Treasury to borrow 412 million for relief and jobs
Washington reports the treasury will borrow 412 million dollars to fund relief and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A new note sale of 650 million dollars is planned, with 227.65 million to cancel debt, as the government aims to create employment and aid the destitute.
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Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Milla
Jobe
Hydean
Roosevelt Seeks Tariff Protection for Crops
New York July 24 AP Franklin D Roosevelt, Democratic presidential nominee, urges tariff protection for cotton and wheat growers in a forthcoming book. He argues wheat and cotton are key money crops and that farmers deserve protection to restore prosperity for a broad portion of the population.
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New York
Gay
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Family quarrel ends in a double tragedy in Cleveland
Police found 96 year old Mrs. Golden Beck dead in her bed with two bullet wounds and her 48 year old husband Charles Beck dead in the bathroom after shooting himself. The deaths followed police ticketing the couple for a parking violation and a failure to obey a traffic summons.
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Golden Beck
Charles
Brin Railroad
Rock Auto
Potiga
Fragment of Bonus Army Left in Capital
In Washington the Bonus Army, decimated and disorganized, remains a fragment of its former strength. They must abandon the camp by midnight or face eviction, amid talks with authorities and a government offer of aid to settle their payments.
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