Battle on San Francisco waterfront leaves one dead
National Guardsmen moved to the San Francisco waterfront after a bloody clash between police and striking longshoremen. The fight at the piers left 1 dead and many injured as 2,000 strikers opposed non union cargo movement. Authorities used shotguns, tear gas, and brick street clashes continued amid a coastwise strike involving more than 35,600 workers.
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Frank F. Merriam
Sirucs
Marines To Leave Haiti Within A Month Promised By Roosevelt
Cape Haitien July 5 President Roosevelt and Haiti's chief executive toasted restored independent relations as the president anticipated U S Marines departing Haiti within a month or six weeks. Roosevelt spoke briefly at the Union Club in French and aboard the U S S Houstouser on his voyage to the Pacific.
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Stenio Vincent
Summer Fashion Notes From Paris Runway In Lush Fabrics
The piece surveys light summer wear including cottons, linens, belts, and washable garments in greens, yellows, and lavenders. It highlights trims such as crystal rings, linen scarves, and wide piqué belts with various outfits from day dresses to menswear. It also touches on lingerie trims and three-quarter coats.
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Madras
West Indies
Legion
Key West Surrenders All Government Powers Amid Crisis
Key West and Monroe County vote to cede governance to Governor Dave Shultz citing high unemployment and financial distress. The move follows loss of cigar manufacturing and shifts in trade, with relief agency involvement and a Jacksonville meeting on how to proceed.
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United States
Monroe
Dave Shultz
Florida
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Julius S. Stone
Jacksonville
Miami
Florida East Coast System
Stone
Maryland Agricultural Industry Report Highlights State Trends
The Maryland Development Bureau releases a 340 page Economic Survey detailing the agricultural sector. It covers 43 203 farms and 236 172 residents with farm incomes varying from 101 962 000 in 1929 to 49 563 000 in 1932. The study, produced with Dr Thomas B Symons and Professors Bruce and H, analyzes crops soils marketing and distribution.
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C. Bruce
H.he University
Maryland Development Bureau
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Agricultural Industry of
Norris Dam Visit Highlights Major Government Project
Mrs. Frank D. Roeser today marked a milestone in the government's 34 million dollar Norris dam project. The ceremony occurred as work continued on the massive structure perched about 400 feet above the river, with crews advancing on the significant development.
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Frank D. Roeser
Roosevelt in cage on dam site with companions
Mrs Roosevelt and two Hyde Park companions Miss Marian Dickerman and Miss Nancy Cook rode a large wooden platform over the dam site described as thrilling with views like airplane riding. Dr A E Morgan of the Tennessee Valley Authority and Mrs Morgan were among the group.
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