Americans and Wives Stoned at Manila Independence Rally
A crowd of Filipinos stoned American officers and their wives at the Army and Navy Club pool amid an independence demonstration for Senators Hawes and Pittman. Captain Fred Adams and Robert Davis were injured lightly as 20 club members cleared grounds. 100000 to 200000 demonstrators gathered with 50000 more in a parade signaling support for Philippine freedom.
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Manila
Jay 18
Islands
United States
Fred Adams
Thirty-first Infantry
Robert Davis
Army and Navy Club
Cuy- Tous
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Key Pitman
Nevada
Jealous Suitor Kills Man and Woman Then Self
BIRMINGHAM ALA July 13 Pi two men and a woman were dead here Sunday night following a jealousy inspired shooting that began in Adairsville suburb when Oseay De Arman 88 shot Arnold Puckett 18 and Mrs Nellig Lowe 42. De Arman chased the injured to a nearby house and shot the woman then drove to Ensley 15 miles away and shot himself as deputies closed in. Gip M Evans Jefferson county investigator to hold formal inquiry at 3 pm today.
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Birmingham
Ala
Adameville
Oseay de Arman
Arnold Puckett
Nellig Lowe
Ensley
Adairsville
de Arman
Lowe
Puckett
Gip
M. Evans
Jefferson County
Fight to end liquor urged by Christian Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor Society of the United States opened its golden jubilee convention in San Francisco on July 13 with a new slogan pledging a nation free from intoxicating liquor, even if it takes fifty years, and about 16,000 delegates approved the resolution denouncing attacks on American youth by selfish interests.
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San Francisco
API
Christian Endeavor Society of the United States
New Stowan
Weather Outlook Shows Fair, Warm With Rain Possible in VA
Generally fair and warm with tonight and Tuesday mostly clear in Virginia. Partly cloudy tonight with possible local thunder showers Tuesday in extreme north. warmer in north and central portions tonight. Winds mainly southeast to south. Highs and lows not fully listed. no rain yesterday. Data collected at 6:00 am by T C Harris USWeather Bureau.
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Virginia
Dave
T. C. Harris
U S.W
Baker faults newspapers over highway propaganda claims
Nashville July 13 AP RB H Baker state highway commissioner accuses several newspapers of spreading untrue propaganda to cover up the department road program. He links the failed $10 million road bond bill to reduced personnel and criticizes dismissals as a consequence of legislative inaction. The statement alleges newspapers target him for discharging workers. Continued on page two.
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Nashville
Tenn
RB. H. Baker
Highway Department
Baker
Indictment extended in Liberty Bank case in Tennessee
Criminal judge Charles Gilbert Loday extended until next Monday the time for Richard M Atkinson to form a conspiracy indictment against Col. Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr relating to the Liberty Bank and Trust Company. The DA asked for any available information to support charges, and the judge offered names of potential sources. Chappell was reportedly in Texas.
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Iy Nassville
Tenn
Charles Gilbert Loday
Richard Matkinson
Luke Gea
Luke Lea, Jr
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
Atkinson
Sen
Gilbert
Fulness
W. S&s. Chappell
Liberty Bank
Robertson
G. H. Briley
State Highway Department
Cecil Sims
Leas
E. P. Charlet
Tennessee Publishing Company
R. B. Moseley
Legislaive
Plane Crash Weekend Claims Nine Lives Across North America
Weekend air crashes across the United States and Canada killed nine people and left others injured. Notable deaths included pilots Chester Builes and William Warren, plus teens Elizabeth Osborn and Ruby Hinson. A Lloydminster duo Art Bielby and Williants Bramphal perished in a 1200 foot fall. A Trinidad crash killed F L Haveluing and Marvin J Gleason. Laura Ingalls Behninitive planned an Atlantic solo flight but paused due to weather and wind storms while aiming to continue to New York.
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Associated Press
United Sates
Canada
Chester Builes
Kansas City
William Warren
San Antonio
Texas
Chicago
Elizabeth Osborn
Ruby Hinson
Jonesboro
Harrisonville
Irwin Vrooman
George Colburn
Manhattan
Kas
Ershui Thomas
Vrooman
Art Bielby
Williiant
Bramphal
Lloydminster
Lloydminister
Charles Sugg
Clair
Mich
Marting Perry, Ohio
Yorksville
Ohio
Nhge
Waynoka
Oklo
Laura Ingalls
New York
V ' Bank
Cal
Atlantic Ocean
Paris
Ingalls
Wichita
Federal Reserve May Assist On European Credit
NEW YORK July 12 AP The Federal Reserve Bank of New York faced a decision on joining European banks to extend credit to Germany. Treasury Secretary Quden L Mills after talks said the government has no vote over foreign credit of the Fed. The matter included renewal of Reichsbank credit of 100 million dollars falling due Thursday and possible new credit from 200 to 800 million, with no official bank announcement beyond Mills clarifying the government's stance.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Germany
Qeden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve
Mill
Bank of International Settlements faces two grave problems
Basel July 12 AP Two major issues confronted BIS directors in their monthly session. They sought quick substantial credit for Germany to halt its economic crisis and to restore confidence in its financial system. A second issue was agreeing on how France would deposit its funds with the bank.
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Basel
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Germany
Reich
France
Ancestry Traced to Mosquito Fuels Huge Airplane
New York July 13 AF The largest commercial airplane in the world nears completion in Connecticut and traces its ancestry to a Russian mosquito from 1910. Igor Sikorsky, inspired by a tiny insect blocking a fuel line, pioneered multi motored planes leading to a 73 foot long flying boat near Bridgeport. The craft, with 114 foot wingspan and 40 passenger cabin, targets Pan American Airways Caribbean routes after tests.
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New York
Connecticut
Russia
Igor Sikorsky
Mosquito
Sikorsksy
Sikorsky
America
Ezarict
Rene Fonck
Fonck
Atlantic
South America
Bridgeport
Caribbean
Pan-American Airways
Fall Resigned to Prison Sentence
Albert B. Fall accepted a day added to his one year prison term so he could serve outside the District of Columbia in New Mexico. His private physician said Washington climate endangered his health, and the move followed a request to allow the term outside federal jurisdiction. The case centers on a $100,000 bribe related to leasing the Tick Hills naval oil reserve.
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EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Fall
Cabiinet
District of Columbia
New Mexico
J. H. Gambrell
Frank Hogan
Washington
Three Rivers
N. M
Supreme Court
Grace Moore Weddings Set for Wednesday in Cannes
Grace Moore the American opera star will wed Valentina Pareja, a wealthy Spaniard, at 4:30 p.m. next Wednesday in Cannes mayor’s office. Witnesses are Samuel Ghetzineff and San Zedra. After a hotel reception they will tour Venice and Bayreuth in a newly taken villa.
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Cannes
France
Grace Moore
Valenttina Pareja
Miss Moore
Samuel Ghetzineff
New York
Senor Parera
San Zedra
Venice
Bayreuth
Le Brix and Doret Wing Over Siberia
French aviators Joseph Le Brix and Marcel Doret fly from Paris toward Tokyo in a non stop attempt aided by the Hyphen record plan. They topped Moscow after about 11 hours from Paris. They carry fuel for 70 hours as they aim to beat the 4909 mile straight line record and follow a route via the trans Siberian line toward Mukden and Tokyo.
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Moscow
Joseph le Brix
Marcel Dorset
Russia
Tokyo
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Paris
la Bourget
Belgium
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Mukden
Japan Sea
Chita
Police Battle With Strikers At Pawtucket Mill Riot
In Pawtucket Rhode Island July 13 nine were arrested as crowds of up to 300 gathered near Royal Weaving Company amid a 7300 worker strike. Police used commandeered cars to break up a mass meeting and drive the crowd down the street. Police warned by riot act as 70 officers guarded the mill while further arrests were made for disobeying orders and loitering. The clash followed protests by silk mill workers at General Fabric Corporation over loom limits wage scales and working conditions.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Royal Weaving Company
Joseph Ott
National Textile
Olneyville
Central Falls
Germany Faces Credit Collapse and Bank Takeover
Germany's financial distress prompted a $50,000,000 Darmstadter and National Bank guarantee suspension with the government stepping in. Cabinet meets continually as Hans Luther and the Reichsbank head fly to Basel for world bank talks while Bruening may delay Paris talks until domestic relief. London and Rome alert as leaders plan Berlin conferences amid global market weakness.
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Associated Press
Germany
Darmstadter and National Bank
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Basel
World Bank
Paris
Bruening
Landon
Henderson
Berlin
MacDonald
Stimson
Rome
Mel+ jon
Cap Ferat
Gurnanst
Germany closes stock markets as bank halts payments
Berlin July 13 AP A moat bank faces trouble and all German stock exchanges shut as the government moves to stabilize credit. The National Bank and Darmstaedter, among the five largest, suspend payments while the state guarantees deposits and orders a nationwide credit block with a commissioner of devisen to shield weak banks. Chancellor Bruening and ministers, exhausted from hours of talks with bankers, prepare to resume efforts. The Danat Bank comes into focus as the crisis deepens and authorities push for coordinated action.
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Berlin
Germany
Great
Darmstaedter and National Bank
Reich Hurig
Heinrich Bruening
Garry
Danat Bank
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Hawes
Pittman
Stars and Stripes
Tennessee
Kentucky
Highway Head
Trinidad
F. L. Haveluing
Marvin J. Gleason
International Bank
Lindbergh
Auing
Andi Recenter
TRATH
Ine
Charles A. Lindbergh
Willi
Orient
AIR Tour
Knoxville
Eddie Schneider
Montgomery
Schneider
Manchester
LE Brix
DORET
Siberia
Rhode Island
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