Milan Scandal Involving Former Mayor Belloni Reported
Rome and Milan echo with a major public scandal centering on Ernesto Belloni the former mayor of Milan and financial adviser at Versailles He was removed from public duties amid a probe into his private wealth and alleged links to banking interests while Farinacci faced sharp criticism over defamatory accusations against fascist and banking circles.
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Rome
Ernesto Belton
Milan
Versailles
Belloni
Mussolini
Roberto Farinacci
Fascist Party
Cremona
Farinacci
New York
Dillon, Read & Co
Grand Council
United States
Dillon
Joan
Signor
Failty
Beore
Augusto Turati
Ageuely
Man given 78 year term for police officer murder
Chicago. John Wrysockl 37 pleaded guilty to killing Policeman John Sweeney last July. Judge Otto Kerner sentenced him to 78 years plus four consecutive one year terms for robberies. Wysocki will serve solitary confinement 24 hours on the crime anniversary for the next 78 years.
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Chicago
John Wrysockl
John Sweeney
Otto Kerner
Criminal Court
Wausau
Wis
Kerner
Wysock
Wysocki
Sweeney
Cornelius Mahoney
Mahoney
Hoover declines clemency for man who killed guards
President Hoover refused clemency for James Horace Alderman sentenced to death for the 1927 Florida coast guard killings. Alderman killed Victor Landy and Sidney Sanderlin near Fort Lauderdale during a coast guard liquor seizure on Frisigan’s boat.
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Hoover
Washington
James Horace Alderman
Florida
Alderman
Victor A. Landy
Sidney C. Sanderlin
Fort Lauderdale
Coast
Alfrisgan
Coast Guard
Dawes and MacDonald Confer Over Naval Disarmament
Negotiations on naval disarmament are being conducted through Premier MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes with ongoing conversations. Officials say no definite news or announcement is expected for some time.
Northwestern to Present Readers New Comic Strip
The Northwestern will add Bringing Up Father by George McManus to its comic section starting Monday, August 5. The strip already ranks among the most popular in many large-city papers and is expected to be warmly received by readers of The Northwestern.
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Northwestern
Father
George McManus
Thaders
The
Graf Zeppelin Progress Report From Atlantic Crossing
Radio reports placed Graf Zeppelin at 47.20 W 35.30 N with head winds and light rocking as it nears New York. Other messages showed 660 miles southwest of Fayal and whispers of squall risk between Bermuda and Lakehurst potentially delaying Sunday arrival.
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Philadelphia
Reading Company
Chatham
Mass
Radio Marine Corporation
America
United States
ATRA
Washington
D. C
Navy Department
Fayal
Azores
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Lakehurst
Farm hand charged with poisoning niece in Kansas
Ray Pennibaker a 22 year old farm hand was jailed in Ottawa Kansas charged with murder for giving a candy bar laced with poison to his six year old niece Elva Irene Barnes She died after eating the candy his wife also testified he bought poison at a Clearfield Pennsylvania drug store and used it to kill rats court records show the Pennibakers were married last June and his first wife died in November 1997 in Redford Indiana
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Ottawa
Kan
Ray Pennibaker
Net
Oa Trene Barnés
Pennibaker
Diagonal
G. Barnes
Elva Irene
Gordon Barnes
Ray Brewster
University F
Kansas
R. E. Page
Roison
Clearfield
Pennibakar
Pennibakers
Redford
Settlement of Anglo-Egyptian Question Near Settlement
A cabinet subcommittee has completed its examination of proposals for a lasting and honorable settlement of the Anglo-Egyptian question. The foreign office says the secretary of state for foreign affairs had a final interview with the Egyptian prime minister and reported that the proposals will be published in a few days and may form the basis for a treaty acceptable to both countries.
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London
Foreign Office
Sai
Egypt
Etna eruption kills student during sunrise viewing
An 18 year old student died and four others were injured while lava fragments rained from Mount Etna's crater as a sunrise viewing party of students panicked. Giovanni Bonaccorsi, 40, is reported missing amid continuing volcanic activity and falling lava pieces.
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Catania
Steilyup
Famois
Mount
Etna
Féiday
Angelo Samper
Giovanni Bonaccorsi
Reclusive man possibly dies by self-inflicted eye gouging
In Winona Minnesota Frank Leonard a 60 year old recluse and religious fanatic may have killed himself by gouging out his eyes authorities report no violence found in a locked one room shack coroner cites death from the shock of shocking his eyes.
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Winona, Minn
Frank Leonard
Winona
Leonard
Long Arm of Law Reaches Over Post War Serbia Trial
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports Captain Pirc formerly of the Austrian gendarmerie is sentenced to be hanged for shooting a farmer, Maren Dulic, in 1915 during Austrian occupation. Testimony shows no spying suspected as troops moved through northern Serbia.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Ia5
Pirc
Sjugoslav
Maren Dulic
Serbia
Farmers Hope Rain After Wide Midwest Floods
Heavy rainfall drenched parts of Iowa and Illinois, washing out rail trestles and flooding fields. Cedar Rapids reported seven inches. Chicago area saw 3.5 inches. Flooding damaged roads, bridges, and corn and oats across multiple counties while grain markets reacted to crop estimates and weather forecasts predicted more showers in the Great Lakes region.
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Chicago
Minst
Middle West
Towa
Minois
Cedar Rapids
Bele Phiine
Iowa
Northwesternrain
Elmira
Marengo
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Great Plain
Great Plains States
Three Indicted on Misappropriation and Conspiracy
Passaic New Jersey three men Harry H Weinberger his brother Dr Joseph J Weinberger and Frank C Campbell were indicted on mis appropriation and conspiracy to defraud three New Jersey financial institutions The New Jersey Bankers Securities company Merchants Bank and the Service Trust company were named The indictment accuses Weinberger of misappropriating 412603 of bank funds from October 1 1927 to January 1 1928 when he served as president of the Securities company A second true bill names all three and charges conspiracy to defraud
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Passioc
N. J
U.P
New Jersey
Harry H. Weinberger
Joseph J. Weinberger
Frank C. Campbell
New Jersey Bankers Securities Company
The
Merchants Bank
Service Trust Company
Bnse
Harry Weinberger
Ocl
Securities Company
Government exodus to cooler retreats as heat grips capital
President Hoover and eight cabinet members fled Washington for mountain and seashore retreats with discussions on sugar tariff shifts, prison reforms, and other policy items. Only Wilbur stayed in the capital briefly, while several secretaries joined weekend trips to keep offices staffed and routines moving.
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Hoover
Washington
Rapidan River
Curtis
Lamont
Wilbur
Yar
Brown
Mitchell
Frank T. Hines
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
New York
Beng
Migat
Sturmary Shimson
State Department
Good
Portland
Secreta Davis
Hyde
Baton Rouge
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Adams
Massachusetts Seacoast
West
Minnesota
Gale Like Winds Fan New Forest Fire Near Crandon and Argonne
Gale like northwest winds fan a new forest fire four miles north of Crandon and near Argonne, burning over sixty acres of slashings despite prior rain. Firefighters fear spread toward the Soo line and the surrounding timber lands as winds shift and repeat threats persist in the Crandon area and at Lakewood, Peshtigo river regions.
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Crandon
Wis
Argonne
Townsend
Carter
Wabeno
Otto Conk
Lakewood
Peshtigo
Disease in Far East Raises Fears of War Plague
The health chiefs in Washington feared mass armies in China and Russia could spread disease. Wu Len Teh warned of meningitis and plague outbreaks in northern China while noting Russian forces are well supplied. The piece contrasts U S war losses from disease with battlefield deaths and cites historical battles.
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Marguerite Young
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Cum+ nung
Public Health Service
Wu Len Teh
North Manchuria
China
Peiping
Servce
Wu Lein Teh
Ministry of Military Affairs
Manchuria
Europe
Washington set to name Republican chair and shake up lineup
Chairman Hubert Work is expected to summon the Republican National Committee in Washington between September 8 and 14 to choose a successor and outline shifts in leadership. Tennesseean Claudius Huston emerges as a leading candidate with New England members reportedly backing him. Mrs A T Hert of Kentucky is expected to relinquish the vice chairmanship, with Mrs Worthington Scranton of Scranton, Pennsylvania named a possible successor.
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Washington
Hubert Work
Republica National Committee
Claudius WH
Huston
Tennessee
Chaise
Worthington Scranton
Scranton
Hert
Louisville
A. T. Hert
Republican National Committee
Haber Work
Incs
Courier-Journal
Simmer
Mackinac Island
Mich
Work
Republican Committee
Kentucks
Wille
Eighty More Mills Close in Lancashire
The Lancashire stoppage hit 13,000 workers as eighty mills shut down amid dispute on the wave question. About 7,000 endured in weaving and winding in Todmorton with 6,000 in spinning and cotton waste manufacturing.
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Lancashire
Midnchester
England
Todmorton
Japanese premier and ministers tour new cruiser Myoka
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Hamaguchi and cabinet aboard the cruiser Myoka for its first cruise after delivery to the navy on July 31. The ship steamed off Yokosuka base at 33 knots and its modern armament, catapult, anti aircraft guns, and the fire control systems were shown to the ministers before returning to Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Promice Hamaguchi
Myoka
Navy
Yokosuka
Neenah Man Fined and Sentenced in Fraud Case
George A Owens of Neenah Wisconsin was fined 300 and costs and sentenced to one year in the house of correction for defrauding an innkeeper. Charges of vagrancy carrying concealed weapons and disorderly conduct were dismissed. Owens wife of Ripon Wisconsin received probation and a small hotel bill was paid.
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Chicago
George A. Owens
Neenah
Wis
Bohumbr Kryl
Weathy
First National Bank
Berwyt
House of Correction
Owens
Ripon
Kyl
Kryl
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Theora Hix
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Margaret Smalley
Howard Snook
Larry van Skaik
Oscar W. Brumley
Ohio State
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John J. Chester, Jr
Dawes
MacDonald
Berlin
Ullstein News Agency
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Merhert S. Siebel
U. I
Santa Maria Island
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Wilbur BG. Huston
Seattle
Wash
West Orange
Massachusetts Treasute of Technology
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Thomas A. Edison
Etna’s
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Ontario
Erie
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Hasiameter
Warney Yar
Vallere
Atta Plains
Upstate
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Washington, D. C
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