Ethiopia and Italy Face League Council Action
Emperor Haile Selassie urged a peaceful settlement as Ethiopia awaits a League of Nations decision. The council plans an extraordinary session on July 31 to address the Italo Ethiopian dispute with Italy signaling possible attendance contingent on scope.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Secretariat
Maxim Litvinoff
Council
Italy
Rome
League
Italo-Ethio Conciliations Commission
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Italy to attend League council under limit on debate
Rome reports Italy will join the League of Nations council meeting only to discuss methods to advance the Italo Ethiopan conciliations, with a warning it may act if the scope widens. Eritrea is under martial law with a special tribunal in Asmara, as Italy readies war measures and eyes costs of Ethiopia campaign with no foreign loan expected.
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Rome
Joseph A. C. Avenol
League of Nations
Italy
League Council
Conciliation Commission
Scheveningen
Netherlands
Ethiopia
League
Eritrea
Asmara
Emile de Bono
East Africa
AT&T Probe Orders Ten Employees Warned
Washington July 27 The Communications Commission ordered all employees involved in its AT and T investigation to avoid accepting favors or gifts from company officials or workers. The move accompanied Senate inquiry into Rep Patton’s finances and a murky newspaper wrapped package tied to a vote on utility dissolution of holding companies.
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Washington
The
Communication Commission Today
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Senate Lobby Committee
Representative Patton
D-Tex
United States
Patton
John W. Carpenter
Texas Power Company
Walker
Communications Commission
Telephone Division
Headless Youth Found on Railway Tracks in Clayton
The headless and mangled body of Early Layton, 20, of Clayton, was found on Southern Railway tracks this morning. An inquest was called as foul play is suspected. Layton was missing from home last night and the identity of possible companions was unclear. He was a mechanic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hillery Layton. his father is a state mechanic.
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Clayton
Early Layton
Layton
Hillery Layton
Nazi Flag Torn From Bremen Sparking New York Riots
Communists ripped the German flag from the bow of the liner Bremen in New York and hurled it into the Hudson triggering a clash with about 2,000 of their supporters and 375 police. One man was shot. two officers were injured as fighting spread to streets near West 44th to 46th streets.
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New York
Bremen
Weat 47Th Street
West 44Th Street
West 46Th Street
Hitler
Omaha Faces Possible General Strike
A request for a general strike in sympathy with 268 Omaha and Council Bluffs street car workers on strike since April 20 was placed before the executive board of the Omaha Central Labor union by James C. Perkins and other tram workers at a meeting last night.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha and
Council Bluffs
Omaha Central Labor Union
James C. Perkins
U S Isolation In Peace Efforts Said Doom To Pact
London voices a five year recovery plan by 153 British economists and writers warning that U S isolation would endanger collective peace efforts. They urge American cooperation in peacemaking and compare their plan to Lloyd George's New Deal, stressing powerful forces for explosion.
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London
United States
Lloyd George
Ohio man bets jail term to win dinner over first page fame
Robert C. Byers of Columbus pleaded guilty to a false police report and chose 36 days in jail over a $50 fine to win a dinner bet with Al Gorman of Jacksonville. He had previously paid $50 in fines and costs and faces Warrensville workhouse time if he cannot cover the amount. He says he would rather serve jail than pay up.
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Cleveland
Robert C. Byers
Columbus
Byers
al F. Gorman
Jacksonville
Fla
Warrensville
O. K
New World War Is Forecast By Trotsky
From exile in Oslo Leon Trotsky warns of rising world war tensions. He says the Italo Ethiopian war mirrors 1912 to 1914 events and cautions that a world war could begin in the near term rather than far ahead.
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Trotsky
Oslo
Norway
Leon Trotsky
Africa
Arbeider Bladet
Karpis Sought Near Cleveland After Car Sightings
Police from Ohio and Pennsylvania tracked Alvin Karpis east of Cleveland after two private citizens, later identified as federal agents, reported seeing the kidnapper driving a New York plated car through Avon Lake Village toward downtown Cleveland. The pursuit covered about 20 miles before the car was lost in traffic.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Alvin Karpis
Karpis
New York
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
West Side
Avon Lake Village
Public Square
Thair
Mooney Adds Four New Witnesses in Parole Case
Sacramento July 27 Four new witnesses joined Tom Mooney’s bid for freedom as San Francisco lawyer George T Davis announced. The witnesses J 2 Hellenius salesman and Ed Rimekie laborer both from San Francisco are to bolster the habeas corpus effort before the California Supreme Court on September 3.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
George T. Davis
Yale Dean Questions NRA Ruling Reach
Yale University law school dean Charles Edward Clark in Portland says the Supreme Court NRA decision may be limited in reach. He argues further study will show it not as broad as first thought and predicts support for existing farm product regulations such as milk rules.
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Portland
Ore
Supreme Court
NRA
Brooklyn
Charles Edward Clark
Yale University Law School
Clark
Guessing the Quins: Dionne Quintuplets Name Reveal
The Enterprise presents a new game on its pages. Readers try to identify each Dionne quintuplet from hints and compare guesses to the official name list, testing their quintuples expertise against the nurses’ determinations.
Slayer's Confession Admitted In Thompson Murder Trial
In Peoria Illinois Gerald Thompson's confession stating he ravished and killed Mildred Hallmark 19 was admitted as evidence. Prosecutors said the document details a pattern of attacks on 16 girls and failed attempts on 64 others. Thompson testified he read and signed the confession willingly and held no promises had been made.
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Thompson
Mildred Hallmark
Peoria
Ill
Gerald Thompson
Pretty Mildred Hallmark
Twhawnean’sa Mentasé
Suveply Svutrl
E. V. Champion
Springdale Cemetery
Joseph E. Daily
T. P. Sullivan
State Department of Investigation
Sullivan
Congressional investigation center of news in capital
In Washington on July 27 the communications commission warned AT&T investigation participants against accepting favors from anyone tied to the scammer Viel Wit ColMpeny. Senate committee probes into lobbying touched Rep Patton’s finances as he reported purchasing 3000 government bonds on a 3100 salary.
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Capital
Washington
The
Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Viel Wit ColMpeny
Walker
Commission
Senate
Rep
Patton
D-Tex
Con
Delegates Cheer Jap Denunciation at International Meet
In Moscow the seventh Communist International delegates from fifty nations cheered a denunciation of Japanese imperialism. A Chinese Red army representative declared that four hundred million Chinese will not be serfs, prompting loud applause from the platform.
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Moscow
Red Army
Harwood Must Retry Bar Exam To Regain License
RALEIGH July 27 John Harwood of Bryson City former superior court judge suffered another setback in his bid to practice law His application to take the bar examination was denied by the state board of law examiners for the second year in a row He previously failed to vacate a disbarment order in the Supreme Court
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Raleigh
John Harwood
Bryson City
Superior Court
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court
Four Die In Yale Refinery Oil Tank Explosion
Flames from exploding oil storage tanks at the Yale Corporation refinery in Billings Montana killed four employees and damaged ten tanks. Firemen contained the blaze before it reached gasoline tanks. an undetermined number of people were injured.
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Billings
Mont
Yale Corporation
British Urged To Close Suez Canal To Italians
London calls for closing the Suez Canal to Italian warships to avert a war with Ethiopia. The Law Times argues Britain should act as a protecting power and pressure Italy by blocking transit, despite treaties guaranteeing free passage in war and peace.
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London
Italy
Ethiopia
Great Britain
London “Law Times
League of Nations
Britain
Low Times
Geneva
36 Cuban Officials Held For Sedition
HAVANA July 27 36 public workers including Francisco Diaz under secretary of public works were arrested on seditious activity charges linked to the Black Eagle secret society. Williams said the situation is delicate and declined further comment as Mendieta and other cabinet members met. Misappropriation of nearly 1 000 000 for campaign purposes is alleged.
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Havana
R Williams
Pub Works
Carlos Mendieta
Francisco Diaz
Public Works
Williams
Department of Public Works
Black Eagle
Weather summary for North Carolina and coastal areas
North Carolina forecast shows generally fair weather with possible afternoon thundershowers and cooler Sunday. Strong northeast to east winds along the coast diminish Sunday, with overcast periods and isolated showers along Hatteras to Jacksonville. Temperature and rainfall records reflect variances across stations including Charlotte and Greensboro.
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Tampa
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Css
Wilmington
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