Court Alone Upon Ital Issue In Germany Elections
Berlin dispatch reports the Leipzig supreme court refused to block Prussian dictatorship by injunction. The federal government plans to end martial law in Berlin and Brandenburg declared July 20 to allow free action by the federal dictator. President von Hindenburg to be asked by the cabinet to revoke martial law decree. court action anticipated.
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Lochner
Berlin
Supreme Court Aft
Lelzignen
Demonstration Pulls Slip as Men Rally in St Johns
Several hundred men gathered at the residence of a local premier late tonight to demand work. The crowd dispersed without violence after a tense but orderly protest, leaving observers noting a quiet, disciplined turnout.
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Johny
Aelion
Roosevelt May Plan Wide Political Tour Across Nation
Governor Roosevelt may launch an extensive tour to rally support for the Democratic ticket. Leaders urge a long itinerary to maximize personal appeals and sway key states. The plan hinges on Roosevelt’s willingness to tour with a campaign message and timing to fit state-by-state strategies.
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New Jersey
Remonetization of Silver May Enter Brit Conference
British imperial talks near a list of 8001 important commodities to be set for potential trade agreements between Canada and the United Kingdom. The plan could affect U S imports, including anthracite coal now primarily sourced from the United States, with Canada signaling willingness to adjust imperial trade.
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Cnala
Canda
Oye
United Kingdom
United Tates
Canada
Savage Apaches Raid Ranches Near Nogales
In Nogales Mexico on July 26 a savage Apache raid struck ranches near Guay Prieta and Songra. Police reported severe losses to local ranchers, particularly to Nazar Shiea, but a feared larger loss was averted when residents joined to drive the Indians back to their stronghold in the west.
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Songra
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Captain Von Gronal Reaches Labrador in Flight
Curiweight Labrador July 26 AP German aviator Captain Von Gronal completed his third flight from Germany to America via the Arctic route. He landed his flying boat at 4:45 p.m. in the dependence harbor after departing Tvletat harbor Greenland at 9:26 a.m. The 600 mile water trip took eight hours and twenty minutes. He planned to continue to Montreat the next day for another thousand miles.
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Montreat
New York Cops Deny Guilt in Prisoner Murder
New York July 25 five Nassau county policemen charged with annonslaughter plea not guilty at Mineola arraignments. Autopsies on Hyman Stark show controversy over larynx damage and possible strangulation while witnesses recount Chief Tappen allegedly saying the suspect was tough. Accused officers face second degree murder warrants as court weighs responsibility in Stark's death.
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Hyman Stork
Pasion
Naan County
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Stark
Mineola
Grand Jurera
Otto Schultze
John Doe
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Polkce
Frank J. Tappen
Tappet
Supreme Court
Peter Steinbrink
John Dos
Kentucky woman cuts ear of admirer after dispute
In Fainavilie Kentucky on July 25 Mary Powell 42 admitted using a pocketknife to cut off ear of Jonathan Harrington 87 after a dispute over a missing pocketbook. Harrington in a collapsed condition was charged with disorderly conduct while Powell faced assault charges.
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Kentucky
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aAymond
Arerington
Inva
Jona
Misa Fa M
Powell
Mina Powell
Pattes
Harrington
Hubbing
Bn Herrington
Taxation Brings Own Solution in Montana Tax Strife
Rudolph Kuchler of Phoenix voices support for prompt state action to curb tax delinquency amid a widespread taxpayer strike in Montana. He argues efficient cuts to government costs are needed to avert further delinquency and a rising revolt.
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Arts
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Rudolph Kuchler
Phoenix
State Taxpayers’ Association
Kichler
Police and Bonus Vet N Scuffle at White House
Washington July 25 police clubs ended another attempt by radical bonus army followers to picket the White House. A half hour of sporadic fighting on the city’s busiest thoroughfares was witnessed by thousands of government workers as about a hundred men clashed with officers.
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White House
Bonus Army
Lune
Alout
Jog Crusaders Aims At Washington From Louisville
A small group calling itself the Jog Crusaders camped under a bridge in Louisville on July 25 and planned a recruitment drive. Leader Alaniey Watson said the caravan began in Missoula Montana with 19 members and hoped to grow to 55 on the journey to Washington to seek employment.
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Louisville
Washington
Alaniey Watson
Missoula
Mont
Big Four wreck near Bellefontaine traps riders in 40 cars
Wreck crews battled wreckage eight miles west of Bellefontaine after 40 rail cars left the track on a 100 car freight. Between 10 and 15 riders feared dead or trapped, with 2 injured including William Boyer and Conductor R B Wells. Re routing of traffic continued as crews cleared the site.
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William Boyer
Newark
N.u
R B. Wells
Indianapolis
Walle
Loot Found On Bodies Of Bank Bandits In Gallatin Canyon
July 4 report states most of the $4,096 stolen from the Security Bank and Trust of Bozeman was recovered from two bandits shot in Gallatin canyon. Younger suspect Charles Larixon had 1,775 in pockets. older suspect Charles Bardell had 2,206. No home addresses or relatives identified. A $2,000 reward had been offered by Montana Bankers Association for each bandit.
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Gallatin Canyon
Montana Bankers’ Association
Robbers Steal $695 After Farewell Banquet
Hammond Ind July 25 Joseph Blasco saved 605 from weekly wages for a trip to Wa pone. His friends hosted a farewell banquet last night. Robbers broke into Blasco's home during the party and stole 695 from a trunk.
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Ind
Joseph Blasco
Wapone
Blasco
Standard Highway Through Wolf Creek Canyon to Be Built
Montana Highway Commission announces a major project to build a standard highway through Wolf Creek Canyon using federal relief funds. The 16 mile segment from Wolf Creek to Sieben is expected to cost about $400,000 with October letting and November start, enabling winter rock work. The Helena north gap to Sieben will be filled as contracts proceed.
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Halph PD. Rader
Eles
Montana Highway Commission
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
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Sieben
Rader
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Wolf Creek
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Stebben
Peace Talks Reported Near End in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro reports that Provisions President Getulio Vargas and a mediator for the Rio Grande rebels have allegedly agreed on peace terms. In Brazil, rebel leaders at Jag Paulo denied federal forces drove Sao Paulo troops from Timars, saying rebels withdrew after a machine gun battle that left 120 attackers dead.
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Getulio Vargas
Rio Grande
Jag
McKinnell fined for selling SDD book
Los Angeles July 26 Burke ton J. McKinnell arrested for blocking traffic in a downtown corner while selling a book claiming to reveal the truth about his sister Winola Rath Judd an Arizona murderer condemned to hang. He was fined 360 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Burton J. McKinnell
Iush
Winola Rath Judd
Arizona
Old Man Glover Slain in Kalispell Ceremony
In Kalispell on July 25 AP reports the death of prominent World War figure known as Old Man Glover, killed by Pulte drum and bugle corps members during a preliminary animal encampment event for Montate department groups. Meetings proceed with Heaney J. Stevens, Louise Williams, and Bil Lyons set to attend the national and auxiliary leadership sessions through Thursday.
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Kallapell
Glover
Pulte Drum and Bugle Corpa
Montate Department
Italy Denies Secret Navy Construction Report
A London report claims Italy is building a secret navy, dismissed as ridiculous by naval experts. The article notes an aborted plan to halt a Geneva proposal for a one-year holiday and mentions 14 ships including two cruisers, two destroyers, four tankers, and tugs tied to the alleged fleet.
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Rone
London
Maly
Kallan
Une
Geneva
Ino Grandi
Tandon
Elevated Trains Crash In Chicago During Rush Hour
Chicago July 25. Twenty one people were injured when two elevated trains collided a mile west of the Loop. Five cars derailed but hung on the structure by couplings. An eight car express crashed into a six car Interurban. Windows shattered in most cars and many commuters cut by glass. Firemen carried the injured to safety and to hospital treatment for fifteen victims.
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Shriners Hold Mock Funeral in San Francisco Parade
Tens of thousands of Shriners fill San Francisco for the Ancient Arabic Order Nabies of the Mystic Shrine national demonstration. Fezzed members from Nile temple Seattle stage a mock funeral for "John low mood" born 1928 died 1932 as streets block with impromptu parades and demonstrations.
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John Depression
Market Street
Shriners of
Nile Temple
Seattle
Temple
President Hoover Discusses Distribution of Relief Funds
President Hoover focused on methods to disperse the $300 million direct relief fund under the relief act. He held a lengthy conference with Gardner Cowles Sr., newly named director of the Reconstruction Corporation, which will lead the funds to states. Des Moines publisher Des Moines flown noted the distribution approach was reviewed at length.
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Hoover
Ala
Waya
Gardner Cowles
Neconstruction Corporation
Des Moines
Four Burned Youths Rescued In NP Tunnel Blaze
Gordon Pritchard 17 of Wiette Idaho and Teddy Stover 22 suffered serious and lesser burns after a Northern Pacific freight train climbed Blessberg tunnel. The youths were saved by two unemployed railroaders, K G Shusaler 28 and Thomas Swyer 40, who restrained them from leaping from the train amid smoke and fire.
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Wiette
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Blessberg Tunnel
Teddy Stover
K. CG. Shusaler
Thomas Swyer
Indiana House passes bill to modify bone-dry law
Indianapolis July 26. The Indiana House of Representatives approved a bill repealing some of the Wright bone-dry provisions and the state enforcement act. The measure passed 55 to 38 and now goes to the Senate.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
Senate
Chicago Board of Trade to challenge grain futures act
The Chicago Board of Trade plans a legal challenge to the grain futures act. Officials prepare a petition to the U S circuit court of appeals arguing the act unconstitutional while a government suspension remains in effect until August 8. President B Carey signals the fight could extend beyond this year’s crop season.
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Fapi
Board of Trades
Hong
Board
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B. Carey
Board of Trade
United States Circuit
Court of Appeals
Railroad labor unions oppose merger plan for four systems
Cleveland July 26 Railroad labor with about half a million unemployed bands together to oppose the Interstate Commerce Commission plan to realign eastern railways into four systems. Davis B Robertson outlines the union stance, arguing major savings come from fewer workers. Labor leaders warn further consolidations could follow in the West Southwest and New England.
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Wies
Eastern Railways
Davis B. Robertson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tabor
Daniel Willard
B. and O
Teobertaan
Railroad Labor Executives Association
Southwest
New England
Prince Frederick of Prussia Visits New York in 1920s
Tall, blonde Prince Frederick August of Prussia, fourth son of the former crown prince, arrived in New York for a two month visit. He avoided politics, posed for photos, used his pocket camera to snap pictures, and departed with his brother Prince Louis Ferdinand, who had been working at the Ford plant in Detroit for two years.
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Prince Frederek August of
Prussia
Germany
Frederick
Prince Louiis Ferdinand
Ford
Detroit
Putnam to Receive Coveted Olympic Greeting
Washington July 26 Vice President Curtis left for Los Angeles to represent President Hoover in opening the Olympic games. He carried a greeting from the president and a cross bearing a congressional tribute to Amelia Earhart Putnam, the famed American aviator, for her transatlantic flight. The message will be presented in Los Angeles.
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Curtis
Los Angeles
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Altro
Congress
Amelia Marhart Putnam
America
U S Department of Labor Adopts Five Day Week
Washington announces a unanimous division plan at the Labor Department to switch 5000 employees to a five day work week for 44 weeks with a 1.5 day weekly furlough. Secretary Doak says the move ends lengthy compulsory furloughs and aligns with congressional salary rules. AFL leader Green hails the change hoping for broader government adoption.
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Federal Department of Labor
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Divytaton Anieta
Department
Congresa
William Graen
American Federation of Labor
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