Mob Violence Besets Emelle Alabama After Riot
Statewide warnings rise as Governor Graves offers rewards for anyone responsible for trouble at Emelle. White mobs clash with Black residents after an Independence Day debt dispute. Four Black men die, two white men killed, and several injured in the ensuing violence.
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Graves
Ily Graves Sant
Montgomery
Femelle
Grevor Boy
Charlie Marrs
Tom
Robertson
Antoe
Treum
Deaule
Clarence Fash
Narketla
Tun Miles Westere
Posscieny
Torr Robertson
Clarence
Ghoyer Boyd
Clyeeave
Jacety Robertson
Ohn Robertson & Relies Tive
Ting Loleah
Charlie Mars
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Dies At Seventy Two In London
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle a renowned British writer and public figure died in London at Windlesham after a long heart ailment. He 72, born in Edinburgh, left a legacy of Sherlock Holmes tales and later became a leading spiritualist advocate. His death came as his family watched, with Lady Doyle and two sons at his bedside.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
Arthur Cowan Doyle
England
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Oliver Ledge
Harry Moudini
Society For Physical Research
A. Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur
Windleshamt
Lady Doyle
Soral
Edinburgh
Charles Doyle
John Doyle
Sherlock Hyhnes
Amelia Earhart Sets a Record in Speed Flight
Amelia Earhart established an international air speed record by flying 100 kilometers at 18 miles per hour over a measured course. The flights were checked by officials from the national aviation association and the international aeronautical federation.
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Aon International
Wegia
Lst
Averigiage
Vero
Souvets Nautic Aggoviation
Socetion Aeronautique International
Gangster Executed in Rockside Chair in Belle Ponte
Report of a gangster execution in the electric chair at Rockside for the death of Pasquale Livey. The notorious figure known as Dayne murder dimmy Flor, nicknamed the “Lough guy,” was executed after a long chase and a fatal confrontation. The death date is referenced as April 2d.
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Belle Ponte
James Flor
Philaphir Eanygater
Enyre
Rocksie
Pasquale Livey
Dayne
Dimmy Flori
Italy sets terms for Europe talks with United States plan
Rome replies to Briand memorandum on a United States of Europe and outlines Italian principles for discussion. It insists on absolute sovereignty, safeguards for minor states, and invites Russia and Turkey to join. It rejects security without disarmament and calls for a federation within League of Nations aims.
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Vie
Briand
United States of Europe
Podkay
Caltaines
Shaly
Elor
Russia
Turkey
Europe
Italy
European Union
League of Nations
Fourth of July holiday costs many lives in US
AP reports 226 extra fatalities from the three day Fourth of July period with 404 total deaths over the weekend. Auto crashes claimed 178 lives, drownings 121, fireworks 29, while airplane, heat, and other causes produced 76 deaths. Chicago beaches drew over 700,000 visitors amid heavy holiday crowds and disruptions.
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America
Lake Michigan
Worman
Wisconsin
Sid
Nine Sunday air accidents kill nine nationwide
A Sunday sweep of air disasters leaves nine dead across the nation: six in the Midwest, two in New York, and one in California. Fatalities include pilot Kenneth Wilson and passengers Vera Hughes and Ernest Southworth, with multiple others injured. dramatic rescue attempts and plunges into water accompany the tragedy.
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Middlewest
New York
California
All Society Aviatrix
Ruthven
Iowa
Kenneth Wilson
Sioux City
Towa
Vera Hughes
Ernest Southworth
Mary Fahrney
Oak Park
Chicago
Gruno Schustek
Ront
Macxinge Island
Mira
Continentel Airways, Inc
Perk E. Wrogle
Duane Belletter
Lake Michigan
Thery Cabin
South Haver
Michigan
Dick Dodds
Sante Cal
Department of the Union Oil Cons
Laguna Beach
Calif
Crescent Bay
Dodd
Martin Wilska
John W. German
Wmoyd
Bennett Field
Barren Island
Feet
Wilske
Office Seekers Have Month to Campaign
Weather forecast notes Tennessee partly cloudy and warm with possible scattered showers in the northwest. Virginia remains fair with cooler nights and light to moderate northwest winds. Temperature readings are referenced for the current and prior year, with data from Galhom and readings managed by L. Bunn.
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Virginia
Yesterida
Galhom
Time grows short as Democratic primary heats up in Tennessee
Nashville July 7 AP Entrants in Tennessee's August 7 Democratic primary surged back to cities and counties to renew appeals for votes. Gov Horton and EF Gwinn campaign across the state for governor while Johnson City's George M Dunn and others vie for the six year senate seat. Burns withdraws, Crump sails toward a nomination, and Republican challengers-Reece Taylor and Acuff-press for seats in the fall race. The political panorama covers candidates for the long and short senatorial terms and the governorship as campaigns intensify across Tennessee.
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Tennessee
Tergais
Henry H. Horton
EF. Gwinn
Tphis
George M. Dunn
Johnson City
Upper East Tennessee
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Horton
Senate
Willian Ge Brock
Chattanooga
Cordell Hall
Andrew Leech
Murfreesboro
John R. Neal
Knoxville
David W. Dobson
Brack
Fort Lhe
Neal
Benton McMillin
McMillin
Burns
Joseph E Burns
House of Representatives
Old Hickory
House
Huston Declines Comment On Resignation Rumors
Washington July 7 AP Claudius Huston says he has no intention to resign and will continue as national chairman at least for now. He met with President Hoover for an hour and a half and declined to comment on reports of his possible departure amid Capitol talk and naval pact considerations.
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Hoover
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Thursy
Nasional Committee
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Walsh
Reed
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Wes
Goodyear Zeppelin Appears Winner in Balloon Race
In Houston on July 7 a Goodyear Zeppelin balloon piloted by R J Blair landed near Greensburg Kentucky after flying about 350 miles the greatest distance among entrants in the national elimination balloon race. Blair’s report and committee decision awaited to declare the winner as fourteen of fifteen entrants were down.
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R. J. Blair
Greensburg
Blair
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Wilbur
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Goodyear- Zeppelin
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Detroit Times
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RG. Mayer
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President Heads Supporters Into Senate Chamber
President Hoover leads supporters into the Senate for a special session to consider the London naval treaty. Opponents aim to block adjournment by stalling for a quorum as Hoovers push seeks to keep a majority in attendance to prevent delays and secure ratification.
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Senate
Hoover
London
Curtisa
John
Crockett
Curtis
Smoot
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