Tornado in Eastern Counties Injures 38 on Farm Near Earlville
A violent gale struck Madison Chenango and Cortland counties sweeping from Lebarton to Oxford and Green. Thirty eight pea pickers were injured when a barn collapsed in Earlville as hail rain and wind brought down trees causing outages and widespread damage to fields and buildings.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Madison
Chenango
Cortland
Earlville
Leba Ton
Egriville
Symerna
Sherburne
Norwich
Oxford
Green
Cortland County
Fist Methodist
Cooler Ohio Valley Weather Shifts Across East
Cooler conditions spread over the Ohio Valley and lower Iske region with showers likely tonight or Sunday east of the Mississippi. The plains and Rockies see higher temps while Ohio northwest to New England stays fair. Heat relief arrives in Atlanta states toward North Carolina with modern temps expected Saturday. Records include 103 in Washington and 104 in Charlotte.
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Ohio Valley
Washington
Iske
Atlantic States
Maryland
Plaina States
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Ohio
New England
Atlanta
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Charlotte
Budlong Granted Divorce at Last
Milton J. Budlong a New York Newport resident and former Packard executive was granted a divorce from Jessie Margaret Budlong in a New York superior court rescript filed today by Judge Edward B. Bidgett. Custody of three minor children remains with Me. Budlong. The divorce cites long term cruelty including false accusations and humiliating remarks.
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Providence
R. L
Milton J. Budlong
Willionaire
New York-Newport
New York
Packard Motor Company
Jessie Margaret Budlong
New York Superior Court
Edward B. Bidgett
Budlongs
Budlong
Destructive Storms Bring Some Relief to New England States
Canton July 23 On the eighth day of the murder investigation of Don R. Mellett coordination of investigators has been achieved A clearing house of information is now established with Ora Slater Cincinnati detective as the central figure Bits of information from detectives and agencies are being wired together Plans of procedure will be mapped after all existing information is cleared
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New
England
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Southern states cool as rain ends heat wave and deaths
Thunder showers and cooling winds ended a south wide heat wave with several new records and two deaths in Charlotte. York, South Carolina reached 106 as Nashville hit 98, Atlanta 99.5, Miami set a 24 hour rainfall record of 3.8 inches. prison inmates released in Raleigh due to heat.
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Associated Press
South
Charlotte
N. C
York
South Carolina
Nashville
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Atlanta
Miami
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Heat Wave Definitely Broken Through New York
New York on July 28 reports a heat wave ending as the temperature fell from 80 to 72 degrees within an hour. Cool breezes spread through the city with forecasters predicting further declines and rain westward ending the hot spell.
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New York
Mercury
Franc Opens Lower In Paris Exchange Rates
The Paris market opened lower with the first quotation showing the dollar at 44.62 francs and the pound at 217 francs. At noon the dollar stood at 43.65 and the pound at 811.75, reflecting a weaker dollar and pound against the franc.
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Paris
Heat and Storm Toll Rises Across New England
The heat wave and storms have increased the death toll to about three score, with 57 added in 24 hours. In New England and the Middle Atlantic states 22 deaths occurred in New England, 10 in New York City, 11 in New Jersey, and other losses in Washington and Philadelphia. The highest temperature reached 107 in Hagerstown Maryland. Damages to orchards in southern Maine and New Hampshire exceed 300000 dollars, with other property losses around 100000.
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New England
New York
Middle Atlantic States
East
Midwest
Booth Tarkington
Kennebunkport
Maine
James Montgomery Flag
Tsaac Cook
St. Louis
Biddeford Pool
Mr. Cook
New York City
New Jersey
Washington
Philadelphia
Nyack
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Binghamton
N. Y
Jersey City
Ogdensburg
Raleigh
N. C
New Hampshire
Ten Die As Bus Excursion Crashes Near Nyack
Nyack New York July 28 A bus carrying 48 people including women and children overturned while returning from Bear Mountain Park killing ten and injuring many more. The driver Daniel Lastro was jailed in New York City. Three others were on the danger list at Nyack hospital with twenty four in hospitals and the rest sent home. Witnesses said the bus was not speeding prior to the crash at Spark Hill crossing.
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Nyack
N. Y
New York City
New York, N. Y
Nyack Hospital
Brooklyn
Bear Mountain Park
Daniel J. Lastro
Spark Hill
Lastre
Dry Offic er May Be Arraigned On Criminal Charge
San Prenseico reports federal grand jury will hear charges against Col. Ned M. Green prohibition administrator for Northern California and Nevada. Probes focus on parties at the hotel, use of the Lady Lou, and alleged diversions of liquor. Green denies misconduct and says he will not resign until the case is resolved.
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San Preneisco
Washington
Ned M. Green
California
Nevada
Col. Green
Federal Grand Jury
United States Marshal’s Office
Aubrey
Lady Bob) Montgomery
Los Angeles
Alf Oftedal
Intelligence Whiz
Internal Revenue Department
Agenida
Co.Grean
E. B. Ranesthatsen
San Mateo
Hy &. Parker
Long Wharf
Goat Island
Lady Lou
Prohibition Department
U.S
George J. Hatfield
Lou
Weather outlook for Virginia and Tennessee
Virginia sees showers tonight and Saturday with cooler spells, especially away from the southwest, and northeast winds increasing to moderate to fresh. Tennessee remains generally fair with possible showers in the extreme east, cloudy Saturday with little temperature change.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Mussolini Sees Europe Evolving Toward Stability Despite Crisis
Premier Mussolini says Europe faces an internal social and economic crisis not a war threat. He urges Americans that sacrifices and unity can bring a period of stabilization and peace, asserting Europe will emerge from acute distress into calm, with Italy taking a leading role.
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Mussolini
Europe
A. P
Rame
America
Chigi Palace
Tie
Norwari
Italy
Five Die in Forgotten Dynamite Blast in Virginia Quarry
A long-forgotten dynamite charge at Powhatan Quarry near Transburg Junction, Virginia, detonated when struck by lightning. The explosion killed five men, wounded four, and scattered rocks and debris. victims include George Hoffman Jack Reiner Cecil Rinker Hunter Boyd Ashby Mitchell.
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Transburg Junction
Virginia
Powhatan
George Hoffman
Jack Reiner
Cecil Rinker
White
Ard Hunter Boyd
Ashby
New York Subway Strikers Return to Yard to Demand Jobs
Four hundred Interborough Rapid Transit Company workers who quit on July 6 marched to the yards seeking reinstatement. Company officials refused to meet with strike leader Edward P. Lavin, prompting the crowd to echo derisive chants and retreat to headquarters to plan next steps while pledging loyalty to their leaders.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Edward P. Lavin
Mountain desperado Tyree near capture in Virginia chase
Lynchburg Virginia July 23 The hunt for Gilbert Tyree 22 Nelson county mountain desperado paused but likely to resume with state inspector J A Bingham returning to Massies Mills Bloodhounds trailed Tyree whose riot machine gun scattered a posse no injuries reported Tyree fled Massies Mills after escaping Nelson jail two years ago His 18 year old wife and infant stay there and his father warned the search to be stopped He vowed not to be taken alive and warned the posse of danger
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Lynchburg
Gilbert Tryce
Nelson County Mountain
J. A. Bingham
Massies Mills
Tyree
West Virginia
Nelson
Bingham
Rum Runners Relations With Guards Disclosed
Officials disclose cooperation on a wholesale scale between coast guards and rum runners near Baragat Bay. Captain M W Rasmussen says ten guardsmen have been suspended and more placed under arrest or investigated awaiting further action.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Baragat Bay
Poincare Names Cabinet of Six Former Premiers
Paris reports Raymond Poincare forms a new cabinet of political veterans including six former premiers with only one new minister the labor minister son of late President Failieres. He promises broad national unity and will present the financial bill to the chamber next Tuesday.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Republic
M. Poincare
Faileries
Elysee Palace
DeDamergue
Mpan
Chamber of Deputies
Louise Barthon
Aristiide Briand
Albert Santraut
Paul Painiere
Marine
Georges Leygues
Maurice Bokenowski
Mellon Seeks Complete Rest While On Vacation
Cherbourg France July 23 Andrew W Mellon secretary of the treasury says he wishes to forget he is a financier during vacation. He will visit Touraine and Burgundy and stay briefly in Paris before going to London.
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Cherbourg
France
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Majestic
Deauville
Touraine
Burgundy
Paris
London
Shower Brings Brief Heat Relief in Bristol
A thundershower in Bristol Tennessee Virginia yesterday lowered temperatures from 103 to 81 degrees between 6 and 8 PM. By morning the heat returned to scorching levels but no heat injuries or distress were reported due to a cooling night.
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Bristol
Tenn.Va
Democratic nominee chosen to fill Wisconsin governorship vacancy
Milwaukee July 28. W H Cady of Baraboo named by the state central committee as Democratic candidate for governor to fill the vacancy caused by the death earlier this week of Martin Louck of Beaysardam. Cady is an attorney and was a former Wisconsin congressional candidate.
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Milwaukee, Wis
W. H. Cady
Baraboo
State Central Committee
Martin Louck
Beaysrdam
Gady
Congress
Wisconsin
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the Treasury
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Gilbert Tyree
Raymond Poincaire
Poincaire
Edouard Herriot
Andrew Tardieu
Leon Perrier
Andre Vallieres
Passons
Louise Marin
Andre Queuille
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