Argentine Patriotic League clamps down on radicals in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires the Patriotic League, a semi military group backed by business interests, moves to quell anarchists and communists. Police arrest dozens, hundreds are jailed or detained, while a general strike collapses and port services resume as the government shifts from leniency to firm suppression of radical labor actions.
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Buenos Aires
Fascisti
Italy
Argentine Patriotic League
Argentina
Patriotic League
Stevedre’s Union
Labor Protective Association
Centro de Navegacion
Undn
Ele
Chauffeur’s
Patrotic League
Chauffeurs’ Union
Argentine Maritime Federation
Argentine Labor Federation
Uster Alores
Munson
Martha Washington
Heilman Rips Tigers In Stellar Form Amid Baseball Buzz
A season note highlights Harry Heilman’s .429 average through July 20 as a bright spot for the Detroit Tigers. The piece shifts to a sweeping Buenos Aires labor dispute where anti radical factions clash with unions, police, and militia over port work and nonunion crews, ending with a return to normalcy as stevedores resume duties alongside nonunion workers.
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Harry Heilman
Detroit Tigers
Averares
Harry
College President Killed in Mountains
Banff Alberta July 28 Guides carrying Mrs W E Stone widow of Purdue University president who fell to his death while climbing Mount Enon today chose a treacherous path to Marble Creek She was in serious condition and unable to give a detailed account of the tragedy The search for Dr Stone's body continued without result The Stones began their ascent July 17 and a party of climbers began the search when they did not return
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Banff
Alberta
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Mount Enon
Marble Creek
Mr. Stone
Dr. Stone
Will Gray
Sam Stelvye
Leonard Street
Shelve
Gray
Gov Len Small Evades Newsmen Again in Chicago
Governor Len Small evaded newspapermen by changing hotels and resumed a conference with lawyers and aides in Chicago. His exact location remained unclear as Albert Fink denied knowledge of the governor's whereabouts this morning, with reports suggesting the meeting was at a friend's home.
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Chicago
Len Small
Albert Fink
Prosperity for the South Seen
Memphis July 28 The Federal Reserve board assures sufficient credit for harvesting and marketing the cotton crop spurring hope for southern farmers. Southern banks aid and cotton firms face easy credit as farmers plan co operative marketing through state and county organizations. Rice growers also plan pooling and 40 representative producers voted to organize with a goal of 50 percent participation.
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Memphis
Federal Reserve Board
South
Coast Guard Demonstration Highlights North Carolina Press Meet
Newspapermen in Morehead City witness an offshore Coast Guard demonstration during the second day of the North Carolina Press association session. Present were J F Hurley of Salisbury, former Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels of Raleigh, and Sanford Martin of Winston-Salem. The convention ends tomorrow with officer elections and a meeting-place decision.
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Morehead City
J. F. Hurley
Salisbury
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Sanford Martin
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Press Association
United States Coast Guard Service
Concert Tonight for Boy Scouts Benefit at Main Street School
The city’s Boy Scouts benefit concert is set for tonight in the Main Street School auditorium. A rehearsal went smoothly and organizers expect a large crowd for a program featuring Miss Minard’s young actors and dancers. Admission is 25 and 50 cents.
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Main Street
Miss Minard
Quality Shoe announces August clearance sale
The Quality Shoe store announces its annual August clearance sale of shoes. Manager Mr. Chernault says values this year are greater than last year. The event proves popular with thrifty shoppers of High Point and surrounding country.
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Chernault
High Point
Morcado Sleeps in Park Thief Steals Teeth
Havana reports Manuel Diag Morcado believed open mouth sleep is bad. He dozed in Central Park and woke to find his $40 set of false teeth stolen, marking a strange nocturnal loss in the city.
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Havana
Manuel Diag Morcado
Morgado
Central Park
Royal Chinese pottery once reserved for the imperial family
Historical records note that Chinese pottery originated as a royal luxury, produced exclusively for the imperial household. Over time craft spread beyond the palace, shaping broader Chinese art and trade.
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