Police clash as bonus marchers confront White House area
Washington July 24 Police scuffles broke out as the radical wing of the Bonus Army pressed toward the White House. Police arrested several veterans after clashes on New York Avenue and near the White House. Officers dispersed marchers, some took refuge near Lafayette Park, while others moved toward their billets. About 4,298 advance tickets were bought and 4,118 left town as government action threatened to seize federal land.
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Judge Voices Birth Control Approval in Chicago Case
Judge Daniel P. Trude grants Mrs. Gertrude Bemis separate maintenance citing overproduction of five children as cause of marital discord. Court notes mother’s burden and endorses birth control rights while a rival judge criticizes the decision and Domestic Relations concerns. Mrs Bemis advised to take a California vacation from her five children.
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Ten Drowned as Boat Overturns at Humboldt Picnic
A 26 foot speed craft carrying a Humboldt county American Legion picnic party overturned at the mouth of a river near Eureka California. Ten believed drowned after the accident yester day, five bodies recovered, four missing, seven rescued. coroner reports one more drowned. Witnesses included the merrymakers from the Legion gathering.
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Hoover Returns to Desk After Rapidan Rest
President Hoover arrived at the White House this morning and went straight to his desk following a weekend of rest at his Rapidan mountain camp. He resumed official duties as early as possible, signaling a return to presidential activities after a period away.
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Prussia reports a week without political slayings
Berlin dispatch notes Germany under dictatorship largely avoided political violence over the past weekend though outbreaks persisted nationwide. Altona remained tense after a week of killings and injuries, while clashes in Augsburg and Neumuenster left several Nazis or civilians hurt amid police orders.
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Antitrust Suit Against Appalachian Coal Nears Court Open
In Asheville North Carolina a major antitrust case against Appalachian Coals Inc and 37 coal firms heads to open court next week A three judge federal panel will hear arguments on an injunction amid broader fears over industry combinations and potential creation of similar agencies for other resources The effort targets regional coal markets and could influence future energy industry regulation
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Mellon Expected Quit Court Post
London reports say Ambassador Andrew Mellon is expected to resign upon arrival in Washington during his U.S. trip. British papers note speculation that war debt negotiations should be led by a younger official, while Mellon insists the visit is personal with no political significance.
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Alberto Santos-Dumont dies in Sao Paulo pioneer of air
Rio de Janeiro July 25. Alberto Santos-Dumont known as the father of aviation and a contemporary of the Wright brothers, dies at 9 in Sao Paulo after illness contracted in France. Born in Minas Gerais Brazil he studied engines in Paris and built early dirigibles and airplanes. He won the De La Meurthe prize in 1901 for a round trip flight in 30 minutes and later developed the monoplane as his main contribution to aviation.
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Weather Summary for Tennessee and Virginia Readings
Fair and warmer Tennessee tonight and Tuesday with cooler north central areas. Virginia remains fair tonight, warming Tuesday except in extreme south. Report notes yesterday's high 82 and low 64 with no rain on the cited dates. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. by T. C. Harris, U.S.W.O.
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Weekend Outings Exact Heavy Toll Across States
A sprawling weekend period records thousands on outings with 25 lives lost to accidents. Eleven killed in automobile crashes, six by trains, six drowned, one struck by lightning, and another fatally gored by a bull. Fatalities span Louisiana, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, and others, with multiple cases involving youths and families.
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Young Brothers
Cops arraigned on murder count in Stark death case
In Mineola New York July 25 AP thirteen Nassau county police officers were arraigned and pleaded not guilty to indictments charging first degree manslaughter second degree assault and being an accessory to a felony in the death of robbery suspect Hyman Stark An autopsy was ordered and a second examination performed with Dr Otto Schultze Dr William Held and Dr Arthur Jaques present The arraignments followed sealed indictments issued last Friday by Supreme Court Justice Meier Steinbrink and DA Elvin N Edwards местах
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Laing Rey
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Ferguson and Sterling Face Texas Democratic Runoff
In Texas, Miriam Ferguson leads Governor K S Sterling by about 73,000 votes in the Democratic primary returns, signaling a runoff on August 27. Ferguson and Sterling were the leading contenders and had both previously served as governors. Ma Ferguson and her husband James E. Ferguson offered little comment as the campaign unfolded.
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Dominion talks push UK meat trade share drive
Ottawa July 26 delegates to the Empire Trade Conference shift focus to meat ties among dominions. South Africa and Australia seek larger British meat market shares, noting only 1 percent currently held by the dominions. The group also considers minor commodities and wheat, with emphasis on meat fruits and other empire produced goods.
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Explosion Rocks Bus Line Garage In St Louis
A heavy blast at the Pigswick Greyhound garage in downtown St Louis injured eleven workers and left a one story building demolished. Fire officials searched debris for additional victims as rescuers faced continuing flames and hampered efforts.
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Clinchport Cranes sweep Dryden in doubleheader win
Clinchport Cranes shut out Dryden 7-0 in game one as Lowen struck out 12. Sticklaysville also blanked 7-0 in the second game of the doubleheader. Clinchport hosts the Dundannon Eagles on Thursday.
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Doolittle Dawn to Dusk Flight Honors Postal Service
Major James Doolittle began a dawn to dusk coast to coast flight from Boston to commemorate the 157th anniversary of the U S postal service. Anne Madison Washington and A F Maple joined as sponsors. The route included 14 states over about 2900 miles with letters dropped along the way to reach post offices by July 26.
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Woman harms face over beauty remarks in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 25, Mrs. Virginia Rae, 27, poured caustic on her face after her husband Henry chided her for attracting admiring glances. The police surgeon warned the injury will be permanent as the beauty-related incident is reported.
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Borah Proposal Stirs Discussion Signals Debt Debate
Washington July 25 AP animated talks on wartime debts surfaced as Borah urged canceling debts as part of a broader program. Hoover and the State Department remained silent while congressional leaders debated implications. Senate committee head Borah faces expected stiff resistance if a debt conference forms. London papers hailed Borah as a turning point, while Paris considered a tariff shift proposal linked to Borah’s stance.
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