McDonald Sees Lausanne Talks As Step Toward Recovery
London July 12 Prime Minister Rainey MacDonald reported to Parliament on Lausanne negotiations. He argued progress toward economic recovery depends on tolerating German reparations and warned against delaying settlement until March. He noted no confirmed talks between British and American negotiators on debt revisions related to the Versailles treaty.
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Lausanne
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U. S
New Relief Bill Emerges From Hoover Veto Wreckage
Washington July 12 AP The Senate Banking Committee approved a new Warner relief bill to replace the Hoover vetoed measure. House preparations proceeded for drafting a rival bill. The committee kept key features from the earlier proposal, including public works funding and bank loan provisions, while adjusting the Reconstruction Corporation per the president's recommendations.
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Uumovrat
New York
Federal Reserve Lisiks
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Hoaver
Mes Save
Mawene Meyer
Sucernor
Bugs Moran Held in Barker Murder Case
George Moran known as Bugs Moran was held for viewing by witnesses in the Barker gang murder case. He arrived by limousine at a hotel garage under police guard amid fears of his comeback to the Capone syndicate. Moran denied links to the crime and protested his innocence as detectives identified him with the shooting amid renewed gang violence.
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Bugs) Moran
al Capone
Witesses
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Red) Barker
Capone Syndicate
William Schoemiker
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St. Valentine’s Day
Schoumaker
Searface
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Barker
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Schoemaker
Anid
Two Men Die in Roadhouse Dance Scrimmage
Pennington Gap Virginia reports a fatal shooting at a roadhouse dance when Shelby Middleton and Pryor Milligan of Hagan exchange shots after a dance. Milligan kills Middleton and himself while wounding his wife and a bystander.
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Pennington Gap
Shelby Middleton
Pryor Milligan
Hagan
Milligan
Bill Milhorn
Ben Hur
Middleton
Mra. Milhorn
New York Gang Chief Slain in Albany Shootout
After the New York gang leader Edward McCarthy was killed in a gunfight in Albany, police held one of his gunmen, Michael Basile, for the Harlem baby massacre last July. Basile to be rushed to Manhattan for trial as police reveal details of the raid on McCarthy’s lone hideout and the wounded officers and bystanders.
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Albany
Edward
Fats) McCarthy
New York City
Michael Basile
McCarthy
Joan
George Kelly
Harold Moore
New York
Albany-Schenectady
Edward P. Mulrooney
Basile
Manhattan
Varlam
Michael Venguill
Vincent Coll
Speaker and Hoover clash over 2.122 billion relief bill
Speaker John Nance Garner and President Hoover clash over the 2.122 billion relief bill. Republican leaders anticipated a veto and drafted a substitute before the Garner Wegner measure reached conference. Hoover vetoed the bill yesterday upon receipt.
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John Nance Garner
Yoover
Hoover
Roosevelt's yacht towed in choppy Long Island Sound
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt continues his New England coast tour by sail with sons as rough seas force an overnight tow by the New Haven Yacht Club launch. Timely resumption expected around mid afternoon with Newport, Rhode Island likely as a stop. campaign aides Prynn and Kennedy remain key strategists onboard.
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Edward J. Prynn
Joseph P. Kennedy
Ieaders
Claire Windsor admits she is the goat in Read case
Claire Windsor declares in the Los Angeles Examiner that she believed she would marry Alfred Read Jr. and lose her happiness after Read’s wife sued for alienation of affections and Read for divorce. Windsor recounts meeting Read on a train, giving him money, and facing a pending court battle and reported negotiations reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Los Angeles
Alfred c. Read
Oakland
Los Angeles Examiner
Read
Marian Y_ Read
Alfred
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Weather outlook for Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee sees generally fair skies tonight and Wednesday with a small temperature change. Virginia forecasts fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with a slight warmup expected on Wednesday and similar trends in the extreme western areas tonight.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Revolt Tops Sao Paulo. rebels seize control of state
Sao Paulo reporting rebels have seized the state government as the federal interventor government of Vargas battles to suppress the revolt. Pedro De Toledo resigns as federal head and is replaced by revolutionary leadership. Federal troops fail to quell the uprising as pamphlets offer arbitration.
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Brazil
Federal Interventor
Getulo Varnas
Rio de Janeiro
Marcos de Souza
Dantas
National Coffee Council
Vargaz
Mauro Roquette
Vargas
Washington Tuis
Fuerza Publica
Varga
Pedro de Toledo
Strife intensifies as Ohio coal strike erupts in violence
In five month old Ohio coal strike clashes erupt with gunfire and arson. A boy, Ray Freeman, 15, is found dead near Chauncey Athens County after dynamiting of a New York Central bridge. Guardsmen exchange fire with attackers while authorities halt a near riot in Belmont County.
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Ohio
Chauncey
Athens County
New York Central
Albany
Ray Freeman
National Guard
Freeman
Belmont County
Howard Duff
No Chance to Legalize Beer Before Winter Session
The article notes the senate blocked the latest bid to raise the Volstead Act to 3.45 percent alcohol. With Congress set to adjourn soon, leaders doubt any vote can happen before midwinter. Vets hope to sway by the next session, while dry advocates push opposite.
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Senate
Congress
Capitol Hill
Bingham
Drys
Mills Opens 6.0 P. Voters Campaign at Faneuil Hall
Ogden L. Mills, secretary of the treasury, opened the Republican presidential campaign in Boston criticizing Franklin D. Roosevelt’s acceptance address. Mills argued Roosevelt lacks a program to meet the economy, citing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and credit provisions for land banks and agricultural banks as administration measures.
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Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Faneuil Hall
Mills
Gov. Roosevelt
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Torch of Music Halls Still Ablaze for Reynolds' Widow
A Chicago and Broadway themed sketch discusses Libby Holman after her husband Winston Reynolds' death. It contrasts theatrical memory with real sorrow, noting her past as Moanin Low and hints she may restart stage ambitions. Treasury receipts and Senate vote on legal beer follow brief.
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Reynolds
New York
Libby Holman
Broadway
Horne
Winston Salem
Manhattan
Miss Holman
Reynolds Heir Smith Reynolds Death Probe Advances
Winston-Salem July 12 Sheriff Transon Scott said the Reynolds investigation is not closed though he declined to reveal next steps in the shooting of tobacco heir Smith Reynolds. Libby Holman Reynolds and Albert Walker were freed from custody after a coroner jury verdict found death by unknown party. Walker slipped away after two jail nights while Libby prepared to depart Reynolda for Cincinnati as grand jurors and prosecutors weigh possible next actions.
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Transon Scott
Smith Reynolds
Reynolds
Libby Holman
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Ohio
Albert Walker
Winston-Salem
Albert Holman
Libby
Norfolk and Western
Myra Kahn
Ginginnati
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Walker
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