Chilean President Ibanez Flees As Demand for His Head Grows
Chilean President Carlos Ibanez, who resigned amid three days of public uprising, fled the Santiago Presidential palace with a small retinue. He reportedly headed for the port of San Antonio to board a destroyer and escape abroad, while deputies debated safe conduct and his prosecution.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Carlos Ibanez
Supulveda
San Antonio
Lynch
Venecan
Chamber of Deputies
Los Andes
Prime Minister says New Zealand seeks tariff talks
In lington New Zealand July 27 Prime Minister G Warren Barbes told the House of Representatives Canada and New Zealand deadlock on tariff rates could be resolved simply. He said nothing could be gained by sending a New Zealand minister and Canada willing to discuss tariffs, with New Zealand ready to meet halfway.
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Lington
N.Z
Reuters
G. W.arbes
House of Representatives
Canada
New Zealand
Engineer Dies In Cab Of Heart Disease
New York New York June 27 When the Albany to New York Express of the New York Central railroad pulled into Grand Central terminal early today few of the 300 passengers knew that Tom Galvin engineer had died of a heart attack after bringing his train to an unscheduled stop at Beacon New York The train attendants removed him from the cab and the firemen brought the Express to this city on time.
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New York
N.Y
Jay
Albany
New York Central Railroad
Grand Central Terminal
Tom Galvin
Beacon
Incendiary Confesses Fire at Winnipeg Race Track
William Love, 50, held by St Boniface police on arson charge for starting the Whittier Park race track fire that destroyed two barns and six horses. Police say he confessed and may face further charges for at least seven fires in Winnipeg. damage pegged at $20,000.
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Winnipeg
William Love
St. Boniface
Whittier Park
Love
St. Andrews
Scotland
Whittier
Lindberghs Ready to Start Long Holiday Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh plan to depart New York around noon for Washington to secure papers for their Orient vacation. They expect a brief return tomorrow before proceeding to Ottawa Wednesday to begin the long journey.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindbergh
Washington
Ottawa
Duke of Gloucester Catches Chill, To Rest Indoors
The Duke of Gloucester, third son of the King, caught a chill while flying from Aintree on Friday and will stay indoors for a few days. A local doctor was called in, but officials say the condition is not serious.
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Gloucester
Melton Newbray
Eng
Associated Press
Duke of Gloucester
Aintree
Germany Welcomes Henderson in Berlin Demonstration
Britain Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson arrived in Berlin to a stormy display of friendship with chants of long live Henderson and cheers for peace. German Foreign Minister Curtin greeted him as Premier Ramsay MacDonald later reached Berlin to a similar enthusiastic reception.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Britain
Julius Curtius
Lve Henderson
Germany
Ramsay Macdonald
London
Hendon
Henderson
Bloody clash at Vancouver jewelry store leaves three injured
Japanese jeweler Yamamura sustained a fractured skull and Constable Nickerson suffered head lacerations after Fred Brobun a 40 year old Finlander armed with a club and knife stormed Main Street jewelry shop at 8 30 am. Brobun was booked for investigation as Yamamura fights for life.
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Vancouver
Juy
M. Yamaura
Fred Nickerson
Fred Brobun
Brobun
Yamamura
Nickerson
J. Matheson
Premonition Then Tragedy In Toronto Street Crash
At a Toronto hospital Charles W. Jones warned his wife to hurry home as he felt danger. Shortly after, a truck swerved onto the sidewalk striking Mrs Jones and their waiting children. All escaped serious injury. the driver faced arrest and posted 5000 bail.
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Toronto
Charles W. Jones
Seco
Greatly Pleased With Medalta Potteries
Two officials from Robt. Simpson Co. toured Medicine Hat visiting Medalta Potteries. H. V. Dalley of Regina and Main Johnson of Toronto praised the plant and local industry. Johnson noted past Toronto Industrial Commission role and potential for new industries. They spoke after Edmonton banquet for Alberta postmasters.
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Robt. Simpson Co
Medicine Hat
H. V. Dalley
Regina
Western Canada
Main Johnson
Toronto
Medalia
Johnson
Simpson
Toronto Industria Commission
Ontario
Medicine Hat 3
Dalley
Edmonton
Alberta
Gave Lives to Save Others in Weekend Deaths
Montreal reports weekend tragedies with two hero deaths. Olga Bayle and Gerard Caron perished while attempting to save others. Bayle died after rescuing a child on a railway track. Caron drowned after aiding his fiancée Stella Lamontagne near Back River.
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Montreal
Olga Bayle
Gerard Caron
Back River
Stella Lamontagne
Chaplin Impersonators Draw Crowd at Monarch Show
Police were needed to manage a large crowd for a Chaplin impersonator event at the Monarch theater this afternoon. Two officers held back the crowd during ticket rushes after judging. A billboard glass was broken in the excitement. Judges were Mr. Stewart Blanchard and Mrs. W Currie. Isabelle Lott won first among girls with Louise Quinlan second. Gordon Johnson led boys with Hector Lang Jr. second.
Princess Ileana Weds Archduke Anton of Hapsburg
In Sinaia Romania on July 27 Princess Ileana 21 daughter of the late King Ferdinand and Queen Marie wed Archduke Anton seventh son of Archduke Leopold Salvator. The ceremony combined civil and religious rites with royal witnesses and a mass as 300 guests gathered in the palace hall.
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Sinaia Romania
Patece
Elesh
Ileana
Ferdinand
Marie
Romania
Archduke Anton
Leopold Salvador
Hapsburg
Sinaia
Yeuna
Adawe
Ueana
Ixing Carol
Friedrich Wilher Hohenzollern
Wladimiy Chika
Cisar
Fishner
Carol
Queen Elizabeth
Greece
Jugoslavia
Michael
Queen Maria
Elizabeth
Tieana
Vladimir Chika
Amy Johnson Starts Flight to Tokyo Via Moscow and Siberia
Hendon England July 27 Amy Johnson Britain's foremost woman pilot began a flight to Tokyo via Moscow and Siberia in a plane similar to her Australia lone flight. She is accompanied by J Humphrys and previously aborted a similar attempt last winter when forced down in Poland.
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Hendon
Eng
Associated Press
Amy Johnson
Great Britain
Tokyo
Moscow
Siberia
Australia
J. Humphrys
Poland
Premier Lang Not Inclined to Speak on Bank Takeover
Sydney July 27 Australian press dispatch reports Premier J Ts Lang of New South Wales set no firm reply as the Commonwealth Bank proposal to take over the State Savings Bank of New South Wales lapsed at noon with no action from the premier. The Savings Bank closed April 1 after a run.
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Sydney
Australia
Reuters
New South Waeley
J Ts Lang
New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Bank of New
Germany Loosens Banking Restrictions Amid Merger Plans
Berlin reports formation of The Acceptance and Guaranty Bank with 200 million marks capital to ease current banking limits. London notes ongoing Berlin talks as Arthur Henderson and Ramsay MacDonald plan Berlin visit. Churchill commentary frames postwar finance and Anglo American roles amid European tension.
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Berlin
Reichsbank
Acceptance and Guaranty Bank
Graf Zeppelin Travels Above Arctic Circle
The Graf Zeppelin radioed from 68 degrees north, 43 degrees east, confirming it is well above the Arctic Circle. Commander Hugo Eckener expects to contact the icebreaker Maligin near Franz Joseph Land today.
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Graf Zeppelin
Arctic Circle
Freiderickshaefen
Germany
Associated Press
Zeppeline
Ginige Ible
Franz Joseph Land
Hugo Eckener
Hollander Diagnoses Cancer by Blood Test
London July 27 One of Holland’s obscure physicians Dr Bendien has been conducting cancer research at Zeist. Dr Alfred Piney London Cancer Hospital pathologist returned from Zeist and endorses Bendien’s claim to diagnose cancer by blood tests as the greatest step in fifty years toward understanding cancer.
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London
Holland
Bendien
Zeist
Alfred Piney
London Cancer Hospital
Ziest
Ben- 4Dien
Priests Free to Decide Fate of Vera Cruz Churches
Mexican priests in Vera Cruz may choose to stay in their churches or leave, under a papal order relayed by Bishop Rafael Guisar Y Valencia. Reports from Jalapa describe a riot with injuries as tensions rise amid Governor Adalberto Tejeda's religious law.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Adalberto Tejeda
Nuiz Ysfloreg
Rafael Guisar Y Valencia
Jalapa
Jalalapa
Mexico
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