Langer special meet for assembly also revoked
The North Dakota House defies Lieut. Gov Olson by convening a special session at 12 08 PM central time as 22 farmers from Lamoure county arrive in Bismarck to support ousted Governor William Langer. More supporters reportedly on the way to the state capitol amid tense reports.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota House of Representatives
Ole H. Olson
North Dakota
William Langer
Lamoure County
State Capitol
Langer
Clarke and wife sentenced for Klan related mail fraud
Edward Young Clarke a former Ku Klux Klan official received five years in the Atlanta penitentiary on six counts for using the mails to defraud in organizing Haskaye. His wife Martha Ann Clarke drew two years in Alderson West Virginia on each count.
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Jacksonvilia
Fla
Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Haskaye
Martha Ann Clarke
Women's Federal Industrial Institute
Alderson
W. Va
Outlaw Davis Proclaimed After Robbery with Firearms
In Winston-Salem on July 19 the Davidson county figure Davis is declared an outlaw. He is sought for robbery with firearms and remains at large.
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Winston-Saldm
Aera Davis
Davidson Country
J W Mode Father of 28 Children Dies at 64
Shelby paper reports J W Tom Mode dies at 64 after two marriages. He fathered 28 children and seventeen surviving offspring are named. The obituary notes Mode's long family ties and local prominence.
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Shelby
J. W
Tom") Mode
Textile worker shot in downtown Decatur altercation
In Decatur Alabama on July 19 a textile worker was shot and two others injured during an afternoon downtown street altercation. The incident occurred in the business district and authorities investigated the shooting while treating the wounded at local hospitals.
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Decatur
Ala
Pulaski County Grand Jury Indicts Over Eaton Killing
The Pulaski County grand jury indicted Frank Maartin in the death of Helen Spence Eaton, the escaped convict slayer of two men, after a two day probe.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Helen Spence Eaton
Frank Maartin
Potatoes in Currituck To Rot Without Higher Prices
Emory Smith of the Mutual Exchange in Currituck says 30 to 40 car loads of potatoes in Currituck County will rot in the next days unless market prices rise enough to justify digging.
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Currituck
Emory Smith
The
Mutual Exchange
Curritach County
Scarborough Named New Head Carolinas Federal Land Bank
Scarborough formerly state treasurer was elected president of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia serving the Carolinas Georgia and Florida. He succeeds F H Daniel who resigned to join the farm credit administration in Washington. Scarborough will keep his role as general agent of the farm credit administration in Columbia.
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Columbia
8. C
Julian S&s. Scarborough
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Scarborough
F. H. Daniel
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
North Carolina and South Carolina Forecast
Weather outlook for North Carolina and South Carolina calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Temperatures rise slightly tonight in the southwest portion of North Carolina and in the northwest portion of South Carolina.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Weather Update Winds Sweep From Hatteras To Jacksonville
Gentile forecasts south or southwest gales along the coast tonight with fair skies. Winds shift from south to southwest or west toward night and Friday with generally fair weather. Official 24 hour temperature and rainfall records for key cotton regions are noted in Charlotte.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
British Begin Doubling War Air Squadrons
London July 19 The government plans to increase the air force by 41 squadrons over five years with 3 for home defense raising the home total from 42 to 83 squadrons. Remaining units to serve with the fleet abroad. Baldwin cites finance and gradual execution amid disarmament talks and shifts in policy due to others not following Britain.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Council
House of Commons
Baldwin
Public Works Lifts Suspension on Greenwood County Power Loan
The Public Works Administration restored a 2.767 million dollar allocation for a Saluda River power project in Greenwood County D C after Duke Power Company objections and a cost review. Duke University and affiliated funds also protested. The board reviewed costs and approved lifting the suspension.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Greenwood County
D. C
Saluda River
Duke Power Company
Duke University
Duke Foundation
Public Works Engineering Division
Public Works Electric Power Board of Review
Special Public Works Board
Duke Power fights Greenwood project as funds released
Charlotte reports that Duke Power and affiliate groups will continue opposing a Greenwood South Carolina power project. The Public Works Administration allocated 2.767 million dollars today, though Duke officials had not received formal notice of the amended application or a lifted grant suspension. They insist they will not suspend operations and deem the project unsound and unfair, with no next legal step announced.
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Charlotte
Duke Power Company
Greenwood
S. C
United States Public Works Administration
Washington
Duke
Public Works Administration
Greenwood County
Seaplane Forced Down By Flames Near Cleveland
Seaplane on a world tour diverted to Lake Erie after a fire near Edgewater Park. Commander W H Alexander and crew members Maj W C Brooks Lieut Com John W Iseman were burned while extinguishing the blaze. Repairs will take three days as the flight aims for New York then Europe.
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Chicago
W. H. Alexander
Lake Erie
W. C. Brooks
Lincoln
Neb
John W. Iseman
New York
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Europe
Bermuda
Azores
Moscow
Pacific Ocean
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U. S. Naval Training Station
Pensacola
Fla
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Iseman
Arthur Finch
John Fitkalo
Ten Bombing Planes Start Alaska Flight Leg From Bolling Field
Ten Alaska flight squadron bombing planes of the Army Air Corps left Bolling Field at 10 A M for Dayton on the first leg of an 8000 mile round trip to Alaska. About 500 spectators including Mr and Mrs Roosevelt watched as Lieut Col H H Arnold led the 30 airmen. General Foulois urged a safe landing and swift return as the armada circled the capital and flew toward Dayton then Minneapolis. Arrival in Fairbanks planned for July 28.
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Dayton
Elliott Roosevelt
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Arnold
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Minneapolis
Fairbanks
Olson Takes Office in North Dakota as Olson Revokes Langer Session
Lieutenant Governor Ole H Olson acting as governor entered the North Dakota state capitol at 10 AM with two friends and posted a proclamation cancelling William Langer s special session. National guardsmen stood in the statehouse area while lawmakers debated impeachment and potential moves against judges who upheld Langer s felony disqualification ruling. Husby, a key rebel official, was present in the governor s office as Olson moved to assert control.
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L. D
Ole H. Olson
Statehouse
Olson
William Langer
Earle Sarles
Langer
State Supreme Court
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House
Senate
Olne
John Husby
Three Rabid Dogs Rampage Through Farms Near Johnstown Pa
Rabies infected wild dogs raid Southern Cambria county farms in Stoney Creek township injuring three people and killing cattle and sheep. Farmers arm themselves with shotguns and rifles while awaiting further attacks and appealing to the state health department for aid.
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Johnstown
Cambria County
Stoney Creek Township
State Health Department
Cabinet Wreck In France Is Averted
Beverly Hills Calif July 18 Back from the strike. There is no doubt the reds ran away with the fair conservative leaders in the union. They had some just kicks and plenty of fair minded people in sympathy with them. Greens oppose the idea of a union or strike and want no betterment of labor. The general strike will prove not a winner and the government is questioned by radicals and conservatives alike.
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Calif
San Francisco
Strikers Return to Posts as San Francisco Walkout Eases
General strike in the San Francisco Bay area shows signs of collapse with voters in Alameda county set to decide tonight on ending the walkout. East Bay transport and streetcar service are resuming, naval and labor leaders meet, and officials vow action against agitators as rail and ferry operations restart.
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Alameda County
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Carmen’s
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San Francisco Bay
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Portland
Ore
E. P. Marsh
United States Department of Labor
Municipal Pier
Hugh Johnson
NRAA
Federal Maritime Dispute Board
Angelo J. Rossi
Eastbay
Alameda
Berkeley
William H. Spooner
Central Labor Council
Spooner
Bay Area
General Strike Committee
Market Street Railway Company
Miller To Address Opening Session of Relations Meeting
Miller associate editor of The Charlotte Observer will give the keynote address at the Southern Conference on human relations in industry in Blue Ridge. His topic is Reflections upon Present Day Industrial Problems. Conference runs four days, sponsored by the Y M C A, with speakers from United States Steel, TVA, NRA, Emory University and other organizations.
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Julian S. Miller
Charlotte
N. C
Miller
Arthurh. Young
New York
United States Steel Corporation
H. A. Morgan
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Harry N. Clarke
Cleveland
Co. T. Murchison
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
George Berry
Pressman’s
102YearOld Woman Dies In Lincolnton
Lincolnton July 19 Mrs Rosanna Adeline Lutz aged 102 died at a son's home after suffering a stroke. She celebrated her 102nd birthday on March 1 and was the oldest person in the area. A contemporaries Mrs Susan Lavina Abernethy died last year at 101.
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Lincolnton
Rosanna Adeline Lutz
Here
Susan Lavina Abernethy
Floods devastate southern Poland killing many and displacing thousands
Raging floods in southern Poland claim dozens of lives with 180 believed dead and 120 bodies recovered. Cracow faces new cresting flood danger as rivers overflow, leaving 55,000 without food or shelter. Nowy Soncz reports a 48 death toll while rail links to Romania stay cut and camps evacuate Scouts as 2 million people face food shortages.
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Poland
Cracow
Lwow
Kielce
Nowy Soncz
Romania
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