Prussia Subdued as German Military Power Tightens
Berlin reports the German militarism iron heel tightens its grip on Prussia. Chancellor Franz Von Papen exerts full control, with General Kirk Von Lehreicher looming as defense minister ready to deploy Reichswehr troops at a moment’s notice. The former Prussian cabinet capitulated to the Reich government.
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Berlin
Prussia
Waiser
Franz. von Papen
Kirk von Lehreicher
Beichwehr
Re- Laban
Pa Newc Observes Noticeable Oat Bugs In Area
Pa Newc Observes notes that oat bugs are minor in southern Ohio but present locally in this section. Cricket Wysner, veteran fisherman, plans to travel to Canada with others soon. Last night was the hottest yet with stifling air. Workers progress on Woods Building steel frame at Mill and Washington. bids forthcoming. Pa Lewe saw three happy campers in a front yard preparing breakfast. It was so hot last evening that Young Pa New idea drifted to a hammock and lemonade. Pennsylvania caves noted as interesting.
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Woods
Mill and
Washington Streets
Pa Lewe
Wilds
Daily Weather Report Flags 9 AM U S statistics
Daily weather report lists 24 hour period ending nine o'clock this morning with maximum 94 and minimum 69, trace precipitation, river stage 4 feet, plus figures from the same date last year showing 69 and 72 degree temperatures with 0.8 inches of rain.
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U. S
Federal Government Indirectly Distributes Clothing to Destitute
Washington July 21 The Red Cross will distribute clothing to destitute citizens through federal agency cooperation once an appropriation bill is signed by President Hoover Judge Jon Barton Payne said the Red Cross awaits funds to start issuing women and children's dresses stockings sweaters coats and men's clothing nationwide following the farm board plan to release 500000 bales of cotton donated by Congress
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International News Service
Washington
American Red Cross
Jon Barton Payne
Red Cross
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Payne
Indiana Guards Are Ordered To Big Coal Fields
Sullivan Indiana July 21 three companies of National Guard infantry were en route to Sullivan to maintain order in the growing tense coal fields. Gov Harry A Leslie ordered the troops after 2000 union miners converged from across Indiana and camped near the Hoosier mine. Sheriff A W Williams said precautions were needed though no violence had occurred. Twenty non union miners were barricaded inside the mine with deputies guarding them awaiting troops. Lemils of the union miners said they came to picket the Hoosier mine in protest of its non union plan.
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International News Service
Sullivan
Ind
National Guard
Harry A. Leslie
A. W. Williams
Indiana
Hoosier
Leslie
Indianapolis
WhWams
Ais
Lemile
Rev Charles H Pridgeon Dies at 69 Founder of Bible Institute
Pittsburgh dispatch says Rev Charles H Pridgeon 69 founder of the Pittsburgh Bible Institute and the Evangelization Society died here. He was born in Baltimore on June 7 1863 and devoted his life to free Bible instruction for students from around the world.
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CT International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Pridgeon
Pittsburgh Bible Institute
The
Evangelization Society
Pridgeon
Baltimore
Me Ockns Sf Nas a Conference Reflections
Beverly Hills July 22 Special To The News reads Mr Metlon’s return with data on the economic conference. The correspondent complains conferences have failed since the war, noting they rarely improve conditions and often serve as an invitation to join shared troubles. The letter argues the world must exhaust poverty before conferences can help.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Metlon
Hart
Prowler Shot Dead Near Pittsburgh Home
John C. Swan an automobile salesman said he shot and killed an unidentified prowler armed with pliers as the man attacked him in the alley behind his home in Pittsburgh Swan woke to his wife seeing a shadow and seized a revolver He fired twice and the youth fled but collapsed and died at the scene.
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International News Services
Pittsburgh
John C. Swan
Swan
Youbn
Swam
Constable Wounded In Gun Duel Near Mt Troy Road
Pittsburgh July 21 two unidentified men opened fire on Constable Carl Hildebrand 28 Reserve Township as he and a fellow officer confronted them at a parked car near Mt Troy road He was shot slightly and taken to Allegheny General Hospital where doctors said his condition was fair The assailants fled into the brush after a volley of shots and the patrolman notified police
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hildebrand Vold
Prosecutors Of Little Merchants Under Arrest
Round up of merchants under fictitious names act leads to arrests in 1917 case. Morris A. Hecht and Miss Ward face alderman hearing. James Hy charged with collection of illegally. Hecht held for hearing. Miss Ward missing. Ellison from New Castle named in investigations. State officer impersonation alleged. information filed before Alderman Wallace Ewing. Continued on pages two.
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Robert. White
Aldermin Wallace
Ewing
Morris A. Hecht
Miss Ward
Morrs A. Hecht
James Hy
James B. Bray Hecht
Alderman Ewing
Ellison
New Castle
Mr. White
Irwin Lumber Fire Destroys Plant in Pa Town
A fire in Irwin Pa last night at the H E Dutar Lumber Company caused an estimated 50000 dollars in losses and injured James Bouldin who suffered burns while fighting flames in a storage area. The blaze began in the office and storage plant, threatened a grain mill, and took over three hours to control as crowds gathered along the Lincoln Highway.
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International News Service
Irwin
H. E. Dutar Lumber Company
James Bouldin
City vegetable surplus urges canning to prevent waste
Vegetable gardens in this city and district harvest abundant crops. Owners are urged to preserve excess by canning now, ensuring nothing goes to waste. Start canning at once to save surplus produce.
Grand Jury To Consider Case Against Police
Grand jury in Mineola, New York prepares to assess second degree murder and other indictments against Nassau county police involving the third degree death of Hyman Stark and others. Samuel Leibowite, Stark’s family attorney, hints at a possible police frame-up and questions whether a gun found near the arrest car was planted.
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International News Service
Mineola
N. Y
Nassau County
Hyman Stark
Ale Jeged
Samuel Leibowite
Stark
Snark
Ron
Movement Starts For Dollar Wheat Movement Starts For Dollar Wheat
Delt Willis leading a national effort to raise wheat to one dollar per bushel. He explains the plan aims to restore purchasing power and boost general prosperity, arguing higher grain prices benefit the whole country. The movement began in Tolna North Dakota on July 21 and will be expanded nationwide.
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Willis
Tota N
Delle
International News Service
Coppright
The
Tolna
N. Dak
Mrs Barney Again Collapses In Court
London reports Mrs Elvira Barney who was recently acquitted of killing William Scott Stephen collapsed in court as she was fined for illegally possessing a revolver. The fine was fifty pounds ten gulmers or about $191.49.
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International News Service
London
Elvira Barney
William. Scott Stephen
Airplanes Repel Communist Assault at Hankow
International News Service reports air attackers from Chiang Kai-Shek’s forces defeated Communist troops near Hankow. Gen. Chiang personally led the squadron that inflicted heavy casualties and compelled a retreat.
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Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Death Record for Mrs. Marla Bowman in Ames Town
Brief death notice for Mrs. Marla Bowman of Ames Town with reference to Joseph Klamar, age 54, and address 144 East Long agento.
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Marla. Titty Bowman
Ames
Town
Joseph Klamar
East Long Agento
Mother and son survive twin Gary air crashes
Gary Indiana July 21 Young Alexander Stillman and his mother Mrs. Fowler Fifi McCormick narrowly escaped death in two separate plane crashes. Alexander suffered a facial gash and bruises treated with stitches. both reunite after hospitalization. Second crash involved a plane with her new husband piloted by Homer Berry, which toppled during a forced landing near Lansing airport.
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Gary
Ind
Alexander Stillman
Homer Berry
Lansing
City Swelters As Temperature Soars
The mercury stood at 96 degrees yesterday afternoon, setting a new summer high in New Castle. The intense heat left residents struggling and water facilities crowded as people sought relief. Overnight conditions offered little relief, with cooling screens visible, and rain possible today could change the outlook tonight.
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New Castle
Canadian plan to boost trade clashes with Britain
George R. Holmes reports from Ottawa on a Canadian proposal at a British led economic conference. Bennett outlines granting free list status to certain goods to accelerate trade and maintain preferences for British suppliers, extending to all British dominions.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Ottawa
Richard B. Bennett
Thy
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Canada
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Bennett
Rush To Cascade To Escape Heat
Last night's heat wave drew hundreds to Cascade Park where families sought relief. Many rested on the park grounds as cooler pockets offered respite from the city’s oppressive temperatures amid a torrid evening.
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Cascade Park
Hope For Relief From Heat Wave Being Held Out
St Louis reports greatest heat toll as police begin night beats under Chief with forecasts of relief soon. Heat wave blamed for up to 60 deaths nationwide. high pressure moving in from north promises lower temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Thunder showers bring scattered relief while urban residents seek shade in parks and beaches.
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Temnorrow
Pacific Coast
ANS
Fsom
Ben
Reliel
Sleemak
Besches
Im Parks
St. Lanuis Lams
Silo
Two Are Killed As Racketeers In Manhattan Turmoil
Chicago labor racketeer and a guard were killed when a machine gun squad attacked a rag house in Shawano Wisconsin. Victims PBerrell and vier pres national Brathyr hoo Paddy of Teamsziers, Marks, and Hechuck were among the gang. A former gangster and biker were also involved. Mil News Services.
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Aytorious
Chicago
iMus Bocyeuard
Pberrell
Vier
Teamsziers
Marks
Anes Hechuck
Jong Sa
Bues
Fragmented OCR note about clothing and weather today
A garbled Weather and fashion fragment notes a demand for jackets and suits amid stress clothes. It mentions 90 today and casual wear, with scattered phrases about mornings, garments, and comfort. The text is largely unreadable but hints at attire and temperature.
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East Howe
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