Hitler's First Great Putsch Fizzles In 1923 Munich Clash
The 1923 attempt by Adolf Hitler and Erich Ludendorff to seize Munich ends in failure as Bavarian premier Von Kahr and General von Lossow resist. The move aimed to march on Berlin to topple the Weimar government and install a racist regime.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Ludendorff
Adolf
Erich
German Workers
Voelkische
National Socialist Freedom Party
Dr. von Kahr
Bavaria
Munich
von Kahr
von Lessow
Bavraian Reichswehr
Berlin
Hitler-Ludendorff
Gustave Stresemann
General von Lessow
Drop of Water Sparks 1929 Durham Fire
Ripley reports a public Fire Chief Bennett finding that a single water drop from a hosiery mill worker weighing chemicals ignited a September 1929 blaze in Durham North Carolina. The incident marked the sole fire of that month in the city and caused extensive destruction.
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Durham
N. C
Bennett
East Durham
Moi
Indo- China
Mekong
Annam
Arrest of Dr. Julio Prestes shocks Brazil amid unrest
United Press dispatch reports Dr. Julio Prestes, Brazil president-elect, arrested in Sao Paulo by rebel leaders. In Rio de Janeiro a counter revolutionary bid is suppressed as Getulio Vargas poised to take office amid plaza clashes with deaths and injuries feared.
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Dr. Prestes
Sao Paulo
Bu United Press
Rio Grande DO Sul
Brazil
Julio Prestes
Prestes
Hector Penteado
United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Plaza Republica
Putsch Ends With Ludendorff Surrender at Odeonsplatz
The Hitler-Ludendorff assault faltered as Bavarian troops blocked key positions at Odeonsplatz. Ludendorff surrendered after firing ceased, while Hitler reportedly fled wounded and was spirited away. The uprising collapsed, signaling a failed attempt to overthrow the German government.
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Hitler-Ludendorff
Odeonsplatz
Ludendorff
Hitler
Colors said to attract men and women in ads
Ferinand Aumueller of Milwaukee told delegates at the thirteenth annual convention of the International Direct Mail Advertising Association that blue is the most attractive color to men while women prefer warm colors in merchandise and colored ads.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Ferdinand Aumueller
International Direct Mail Advertising Association
Amazing Pep Up Salts Promised To Boost Energy
Promoting Ordinary JAD Salts as a cure for fatigue and weight concerns, the ad claims they clear systemic poisoning and cleanse intestinal poisons. It promises quick relief within thirty minutes, a refreshing citrus grape flavor with lithia, and a money back guarantee if users don’t feel finer, snappier, and more vigorous.
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Germany
Italy
Hungary
America
Ripley
Fatent
Richard L. Sutton
Clarence
Boston
Just
Henry, A. WoLowicz
Chicago
Oslo
Norway
Church OF ST Botolph
Vargas
Jad
Scholl
Drug, Shoe and Dept
Elsie Kane
du Pont Company
Miss Kane
du Pont
DU Pond
Tontine
E. Market St
Fletcher Saving and Trust Building
H. C. Curry Co
Virginia Ave
Drexel
Patterson Shade Co
Washington St
Riley
Indianapolis
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