Nations Promise Peace As Troops Seek Clash
A distorted dispatch describes Cold War tensions with Chinese and Russian forces near Manchuria. Diplomatic channels report efforts by Britain and France to ease border clashes. Officials warn invasion could trigger war while details of troop movements and upcoming talks emerge from Shanghai to Moscow.
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Sita
Russi
Payat
Chienadine
Marneliurian
Kolllogo Briand Peave Pel Hein
France
United Suit
China
Russie
Thay
Peanes
Niet
Staqiound
Shanghai
Harbin
Cole
St Louis Robin Still Going Strong in Record Race
The St Louis Robin team showed strong form this morning as junior pilots and a forceful lineup dominated the field. Don Bla mer and Goentey Shettor led the effort with steady pacing and precise turns, maintaining excellent condition throughout the trial.
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St. Louis
Lily
Jackson
Forces
St. Bends
Robin
Chen Weele
Taz
Nowister Endibance Plana
Sas
Lt Waa
Don Blamer
Goentey Shettor
Dry Raid Killers Are Denied Bond
Bail was denied for several men accused in a dry raid killings case. The defendants face charges tied to the January killings with deputy sheriffs testifying investigators described the events and identified key figures. Witnesses placed the suspect near the scene and implicated Jed Marris in the fatal actions.
Boss Cotton Stalk On Display Today In Mebane Area
Jeff Werighk of the Jaclky Mound community brings a three foot cotton stalk on display. It uses Mebane variety with forty six forays and twenty two fully developed bolls. Planting date was April 16 on sandy soil with triple fertilizer. First boll expected around August 14.
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Jeff Werighk
Jaclky Mound
Wright
Stunt Flying Spotlight in Liberty Magazine Feature
Richard Carroll profiles the famed stunt aviator praised by Jimmy Collins for averting disasters during daring maneuvers. The piece highlights the pilot’s development of confidence, precise control, and the critical role of a skilled crew in maintaining safety during aerial stunts.
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Jimmy Collins
Liberty Magazine
Richard Carroll
Amerioa
Amel
Isles
Special Tax Receipts Mailed To Collectors
Special tax receipts will be issued to subjects who failed a poll tax assessment this year to enable compliance with Act Ny. The measure directs auditors and collectors to mail receipts to those who must pay poll tax and related charges by a set deadline, with penalties for nonpayment and dates tied to political subdivision levies.
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Lemyre Rock
Soule Auditorid
Gseur
Cearnty Palleetors
Wriday
Act Ny
HSS
Itdargetain
Stake
Singing At DeAnn Is Feature Event
County singing convention to hold annual session at DeAnn today and tomorrow with public invitations. Dinner on the grounds and tomorrow an all day singing promise to attract one of the largest gatherings in many years.
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DeAnn
Domorrow
Visitors Inspect Experiment Farm Tour by Regional Agronomists
A Friday visit by African South Western agronomists from Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas toured the Fruit and Pluck Branch Experiment Station in Arkansas. Fayetteville horticulturist W M Watt and staffer Guy A Stockdale led the group through the farm and its experiments as they were explained.
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afriean south+ western agronomists
Arkansas
Arkingay
Oklahoma
Lousiana
Texas
Vive Tean Marttin Nelson
W. M.watt
Fayetteville
Guy A. Stockdale
Seek Relatives of Robbers Victims in Texas Crash
MEMPHYS July 20 43 Officers in Lis city and Osceola Ark seek relatives of Mr and Mrs G J Allen former residents of Elias now at a hospital in Cleburne Texas seriously injured Authorities at Cleburne say the Allens were in the hospital since Monday after a grabber drove his car into their auto near Cleburne The thieves took valuables and more than 400 dollars in cash from victims who were pinned under debris for over four hours before rescue.
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Memphys
Lis City
Osceola
Ark
Mes
G. J. Allen
Elias
Cleburne
Texas
Allens
Allen Auto
Shaver to Stage Tuesday Musical Event
Shaver will hold a musical Tuesday night at Shaver Springs schoolhouse. The program begins at 8 oclock and features performances by members from John Hills band.
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Shaver
Miss Elizabeth Arnett Withdraws from Maid Contest
Miss Elizabeth Arnett withdraws from the Festival Maids contest amid competing bids from participants. Arnett thanks supporters but notes she cannot continue, as other contestants persevere in the event and the pageant proceeds with remaining entrants.
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Elizabeth Arnett
Landis Receives Legion of Distinguished Service Medal
In Chicago on July 2, Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis was awarded the Legion of Distinguished Service Medal, the American Legion’s top honor. National Commander Volge Lelie and others noted Landis as the third American to receive the award, following Generals Pershing and Admiral County.
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Chicago
The
American Legion
Kenesaw Mounton Landis
Busiball
Wycle Nutt
Legion
Volge Lelie
America
General Pershing
Contest Interest Grows Ahead of Festival Maids Voting
A local contest for festival Maids draws rising support with a week left. Nearly all entrants are collecting votes for the title as the committee prepares to tally Monday night. Final results are planned for the following Saturday and an announcement on Monday.
No Insanity Plea Planned for Snook
Legal update from Columbus Ohio notes that attorneys indicate no insanity plea will be entered for Snook in the first degree murder case. A Monday insanity hearing had been scheduled but a change shifts next steps after the announced development.
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Snook
Columbus
Iarah
Gama Contadie
Ex Quaker Sent to Vatican by Free State
A fragmentary report describes a former Quaker being sent to the Vatican by the Free State. The text mentions a Quaker homily, a student at Capahyidpe, and charges related to the Papal Office, with uncertain details and garbled names.
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Vatican
Free State
Ambassador to China Stays on Post Amid Tense China Situation
The American ambassador to China will remain at his post as the Manchurian crisis keeps tensions high. He has received fresh instructions from Washington and plans no immediate return to the United States despite recent deliberations.
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China
Prising
Cina
Dent Eo Amerean
One Stolen Night Benefit Delayed for Saenger Show
Saenger manager Jack Ives worries over a delayed booking for the Legion benefit "One Stolen Night" with Vitaphone talkie stars Belly Compton and others. The fundraiser, aiding Disabled veterans, plans to draw Legionnaires and donors for Sunday afternoon, with the theater donating the house to support the drive.
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Saenger
Jack Ives
Legion
West
Legionnaires
Covered Wagon Colony Settled In London
In a secluded corner of Laide a colony lies with a peal of voices as settlers arrive to the flowst granted homes. The head is a woman who rides a covered wagon and leads her family toward happiness and peace in a distant land.
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London
Iowa
Anti-Saloon Head Again In Politics
A political statement in Tennessee outlines continued support for temperance reform and calls for primary participation. The speaker urges evaluating candidates on policy, insisting voters should back the reform agenda while engaging in the primary process.
Rum Air Vessel Captured by Michigan State Police
Detroit July 20. An American rum running airplane landed at New Boston and was seized by Michigan state police. Nineteen cases of liquor were seized. The pilot Howard Golyad, 32, of Detroit pleaded guilty to possession and transport but refused to reveal cargo origins. Six men in two cars at the field were arrested. others released after police said they had known for months of arrivals.
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Detroit
Michigan
New Boston
Howard Golyad
Wal Werfe
Hyde May Visit Florida Growers
Secretary Hyde weighed a trip to Florida to gather firsthand details on the Mediterranean fruit fly threat. He planned to be in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, later this month to attend a federal committee session, but no decision had been made.
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Washington
Hyde
Morida
Syde
Baton Rouge
Florida
She Amonth
Giant trench digger to lay long distance cable link
ST Louis July 20 A giant machine bag started digging a seven million dollar trench between St Louis and Kansas City to house the long distance cable of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company and form one link in a network of underground channels bringing voices from five sites to this city.
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St, Louis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
New Dentist to Open Office in Hope
Offices have been taken in the First National Bank building by Dr. A. D. Neighbors who will begin practice August 1. A Philadelphia native, he comes from St. Louis where he has resided a year. He is married and Mrs. Neighbors will accompany him to their new home. The office is on the fourth floor of the bank’s spire, formerly Levy 8 Kennedy.
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First National Bank
A. d. Neighbors
Hohenzollerns Say Rupprecht Is King at Sixtieth
NUREMBERG July 20. The Hohenzollern family states Ruprecht is not the ex crown prince but King Rupprecht. Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia, fourth son of the former emperor, conveyed birthday greetings for Rupprecht's sixtieth anniversary and repeatedly hailed him as King.
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Nuremberg
Hohensetlern
Rupprechkca Wittistach
Rupprecsht
August Wilhelm
Prussia
Flohenzollern
Rupprecht
Rabbit Maranville Named Braves Manager in 1929 Decision
Judge Fuchs announced Walter Rabbit Maranville, veteran shortstop, will manage the Boston Braves, succeeding himself as acting manager since the 1929 season began. The move places Maranville in charge of team operations while Fuchs continues official duties.
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All Fuchs
Basta Boston
Judge Braves
Walter
Rabbit” Maramvie
Judge Fuchs
Captain Hoyt’s Yukon Flight Hampered by Fuel Shortage
Captain Ross G Hoyt was en route from New York to Alaska planning a stopover at White Gorge in the Yukon region. A fuel shortage forced him to divert to Canada yesterday, leaving his trip only halfway completed.
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Ross G. Hoyt
New York
Alaska
White Gorge
Yukon
Canada
Army Flier To Finish New York Alaska Flight
Captain Ross Hoyt of the United States Army plans to complete a New York to Nome Alaska flight after a forced landing caused by bad weather and fuel limits. The aircraft was refueled before departure to resume the journey.
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Army Flier
New York-Alaska
Miss Mabel Breeding Withdraws From Maids Contest
Miss Mabel Breeding, a contestant in the Maids contest at Garland township, withdraws from the race. She thanks supporters and says perhaps she will run another time, but not this year.
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Miss Mabel
Mabel Breeding
Front Garland
Motor Salesman Falls From Boat To Death
Rome Ga July 29 Guy H Whittenton 41 Southeastern sales manager of the White Motor Co fell backward from a canoe in the Gostanuly river while fishing from a house boat with companions. A search for the body continued through the night and was not yet recovered at early morning.
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Rome
Guy H. Whittenton
Southeastern
The
White Motor Co
Gostanuly River
Hoover Home Guarded By Detectives Now
Detectives have been assigned to guard a presidential figure amid thousands of tourists and sightseers at a noted site in Palo Alto California. The action aims to deter souvenir hunters and maintain order around the landmark during peak summer exposure.
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Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Taover
Suanier Nveeca
Car Overturns On Cliff In Fatal Tennessee Crash
In Rockwood Tennessee on July 20 a truck driven by a husband ran off a cliff, killing Mel. Bred Fisher, 3b, a woman returning home with her husband. The Fisher family was en route to visit her parents when the accident occurred.
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Mel
Bred Fisher
Niles Tron
Hone Chou Ik
Cwith Fishers Parants
Mexicans Ambush U S Border Patrol on island riverfront
In El Rio Grande area near Big Grande Island a Border Patrol unit encountered a larger Mexican group suspected of rum running. Patrol officer Ivan Ey Soaten was killed when ambushed as they approached the island. The attackers opened fire from cover and retreated across the river upriver to the south shore.
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Ivan Ey Soaten
Eligaria
Big Grande
Widow Sues for 50 000 in Slain Officer’s Death
TEXARKANA July 20 a suit filed in Miller circuit court seeks 50 000 damages for Mrs M tie Simmons administratrix of the estate of L H Simmons killed June 27 by L K Person a Gar City plantation owner. The petition says the death deprived her of support for herself and minors and cites that Simmons earned from 175 to 200 dollars weekly. Surviving relatives named include Viola Dulaney Clara Metcalf Trene Clark and others with children Floyd 20 Wood 15 and Lillian Ros months. The action names L K Person as defendant and seeks 26 000 for the widow 10 000 general damages and 15 000 punitive damages.
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Texarkana
Miller Cour Circuit
M Tie Simmons
L. H. Simmons
L. K. Person
Gar City
Servic
Arkansas
Garland
Cit
Milley County
Viola’ Co
Snakes Delay Work on High Tension Line Near Port Jervis
NEWBURGH N Y July 20 Hundreds of poisonous snakes have impeded patrolmen along the Delaware river high tension line near Port Jervis. Patrolman J E Marsh reports he has killed 60 snakes in a few days while others carry clubs to fend off copperheads rattlers and other dangerous reptiles. Excessive rains and hot weather are blamed for the large outbreak of serpents in the region.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Delaware River
Port Jervis
J. E. Marsh
Plane Shakes Off Dishes Complaint of Housewife
Syracuse New York July 26 a housewife complained to police that low flying airplanes wake residents at 2 a.m. and shake dishes from shelves due to engine vibration. The sergeant promised to do his best, though there were no clear leads on action.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Lowe
Henderson Brown Trustees Meet In Little Rock
Henderson State Teachers College trustees meet in Little Rock with J T Womack to appoint a president for the new institution and to discuss a budget. Arkadelphia donation funds provide 80 000 for maintenance. proposed expenditures rise to about 84 000. Womack warns about cutting costs to fit the appropriation.
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Henderson State ‘Teachers College
J.T. Womack
Henderson-Brown
Arkadelphia
Maintenaire
Department of Education
Mendelson Brown
Womack
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