Germany Sees Mixed Reactions From Seven-Power Talks
Berlin reports a generally muted reaction to the London seven-power conference. Moderates praise financial help but blame ongoing reparations disputes. The Reichsbank faces a possible record high rate as Bankers weigh currency steps while officials warn the crisis is not just monetary.
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Dely 24
Germany
London
der Aufrechtee
Feighsbank
Hans Juther
Bruening
Hiiling
Boorsen Zeitung
Deutsche Tageszeitung
Deutsche al Spemeine
Reichsbank
Gas Dump To Save Plane In Takeoff For Ocean Hop
Floyd Bennett airport in New York reports Rus sell Boardman and John Polando failing to start a nonstop 5000 mile flight to Istanbul. They dumped about 450 gallons of gasoline into Jamaica Bay to prevent a crash, then landed safely nine minutes after takeoff.
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Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Istanbul
Turkey
Jamaica Bay
George Washington the 2nd Sought
Washington bicentennial commissions seek a man to play the role of the late president in the national pageant to be held in June. Qualifications include surveying, farming, and aiding a revolution, with the search announced by the District of Columbia bicentennial commission.
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Washington
George Washington
Chilean students defy government barricade continues stand
In Santiago anti government students remain barricaded at the University of Chile defying authorities. A turbulent night left 309 to 509 people with injuries as gun stores were looted and streetcars wrecked. Troops and mounted police used force to restore order, newly appointed Premier Carlos Freiden pledged action to end the disturbance.
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Santiago
Chile
University of Chile
Carlos Freedden
Warrant Issued as Hudson Departs City
Guy Edward Hudson, newly married to Minnie A Kennedy, remains at large after a warrant for his arrest on a bigamy charge issued in Cowlitz County Washington. Deputies traced his movements to Los Angeles but could not capture him. Kennedy had promised to surrender once a certified warrant copy arrived, tied to Hudson’s marriage to Mrs Kennedy before divorcing his prior wife.
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Los Angeles
Guy Edward Hudson
Minnie A. Kennedy
Hudson
Cowlitzcoun
Washington
May Kennedy
Aimee Seaple McPherson
Kennedy
Margaret” Newton-Rudgon
Forest Fires Rampant in West Wyoming Ranches Threatened
In western Wyoming the Teton National Forest and northeast areas saw flames advancing and endangering two large ranches while Yellowstone and Dubois country were held. About 50,000 acres burned with damage in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. A 1,000-strong crew of dude ranch guests, ranch hands, and forest rangers battled two fires near the Dubois area. Junius Morgan and Daniel were among the crews.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Teton National
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Dubois
Lovses
Graf Zeppelin Starts Arctic Flight From Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin launches first leg of Arctic voyage from Friedrichshafen heading to Berlin. Commander Dr. Hugo Dekener says mission scientific, funded mostly by foreign groups and stamp collectors. 46 aboard including 12 Arctic experts. 30 crew, 3 reporters, Russian wireless operator. Flight aims to test scientific aims amid German distress. Arrival at Berlin expected between 4 and 5 p.m. local.
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Gers
Weath‘oy
Berin
Arctic
Hugo Dekener
Germany
Graf
Yip
Lake ‘Goustance
Friedrichshafen
Berlin
Bekener
Hawks Retakes Flight Record from New York to Havana
In New York on July 24 AP reports Capt. Frank Hawks again shattered the speed record for a New York to Havana round trip. He landed at Floyd Bennett Airport Brooklyn at 8 03 p m after 17 hours 08 minutes total including refueling and meals. His actual flying time was 14 35. Hawks left New York at 2 a m and reached Havana in 7 36 with stops at Wilmington North Carolina and Miami. He claimed an average of 197 miles per hour for the round trip.
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New York
Frank Hawks
Havana
Floyd Bennett Airport
Brooklyn
B.S
James Goodwin Hail
Hawks
Wilmington
N. C
Miami
Tie
Cermak Voices Support for Roosevelt Presidency
Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak endorses Franklin D. Roosevelt for president, citing Roosevelt’s views as acceptable to Illinois wet faction. He notes Alfred E. Smith likely not to seek the nomination and reports friendly talks with Smith and Roosevelt. Cermak also defends Chicago as a strong base for the party through 1932.
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New York
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cermak
Alfred E. Smith
National Democratic Party
Smith
Illinois
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Governor Horton Sore but Will Recover
Nashville July 24 AP Governor Horton is in good condition at the executive mansion after a car crash near Lawrenceburg. He was put to bed by doctor orders and rests well with no fever. He hopes to return to the capitol soon but remains confined for a few days. He suffered a head cut when he was thrown against a wire prison-car screen during the transport.
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Nashville
Lawrinceburg
Horton
Capitol
Lawrenceburg
Bolivar
Richard Hf. Lyle
Faithfull letters branded as forgeries in Nassau case
In New York on July 24 AP reports District Attorney za N Edwards of Nassau County holds expert findings that letters from Starr Faithfull to ship surgeon Dr G Jameson Carr are forgeries. Stanley Faithful accuses Edwards of bias and says evidence shows the girl could not have mailed the letters amid questions over the died at Long Beach Long Island.
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New York
Starr Faithfull
G. Jameson Carr
Za | N. Edwards
Nassau County
Stanley E. Faithful
J. Vreeland Hazing
Hazing
Edwards
Long Beach
Long Island
Weather outlook for Tennessee and Virginia
Partly cloudy with local thunder showers in Tennessee this afternoon or tonight and again Saturday in the east. Virginia expects partly cloudy to night and Saturday with local thundershowers in the south and extreme east, little temperature change, and moderate southerly to southwesterly winds. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. by T. C. Harris, U.S. Weather Bureau.
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Tennessee
West Portion
East Portion
Virginia
Inché
Inche
T. C. Harris
U.S
States Ready to Fight Over Span at Red River Toll Bridge
Durant Oklahoma July 24 AP troops of the Oklahoma national guard occupied a narrow martial law zone at the Denison Durant Red River toll bridge under orders from Governor Murray to prevent passage. Thirty men under Captain Dean Atkinson were moved by truck from Durant to the bridge front. A conference was called by Durant attorney W E Atterbury for Red River Bridge Co. to discuss the governor’s drastic move amid a potential federal court suit to force removal of obstacles diverting traffic to free bridges.
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Durant
Okla
Oklahoma National Guard
Denison-Durant Red River
W. H. Murray
Dean Atkinson
W. E. Atterburh
Red River Bridge Company
J. R. Handy
Murray
French Attitude Seen as Setback to Disarm Plans
Washington reports a French memorandum to the League of Nations stating France cannot disarm further under present European politics. Officials see it as a setback to the Geneva disarmament plans while Hoover seeks progress through London talks and a moratorium to aid European economic recovery.
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League of Netoins
France
Europe
4Ver
Germany
London
Geneva
Hoover
Great Britain
United States
Stimson
State Department
Stinson
Paris
Freigns
Hoover Jon Down
Riots Continue in Seville and Barcelona Spain
Rioters clash in Seville and Barcelona leaving two dead and four wounded as Spain braces for a Malaga general strike. A rooftop sniper killed a civil guard captain while a night watchman died from a stray bullet amid a gunfight. In Barcelona, syndicalists resisted police guarding headquarters and about 200 shots were exchanged.
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Madrid
Seville
Barcelona
Malaga
Mayor Key of Atlanta Fights Recall Push
Atlanta Mayor James L. Key defends his stance as recall supporters press a petition drive led by John J. Manget. Key cites a historic Baptist editorial as prophecy against prohibition laws, while Manget’s group campaigns for recall signatures and city lists amid funding disputes.
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Mayor Key OF
Atlanta
James L. Key
Baptist Magazine
Christian Index
Southwestern Baptist
Henry H. Tuckery
University of Georgia
Baptist Mercer University
Greater
Atlan
John J. Manget
W.C.T.U
Manget
Key
Garland faces robbery charges in Fayette county case
Miles Garland, 19, of Carter Tennessee, saved robbery charges after a warrant by farmer Thomas Anders claimed he took 50 dollars and two suitcases from Anders home Tuesday night. Garland was arrested at Greenfield and allegedly driven by Anders in his car and is held at Fayette county jail.
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Washington
House
Pair Electrocuted In Shelbyville Farm Home
Shelbyville Tennessee July 2 by Mrs the Mullins and her daughter Florence 21 were electrocuted at their farm home after saving Haywood Daniel 20 a farm hand from a maze of broken power lines fallen from a tree he had felled Daniel seriously burned and shocked was taken to a hospital nearby
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the Mullins
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Here
Haywood Daniel
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