Major McLeary Missing In Brazilian Revolt Report
Major McLeary is believed dead as claims of over 3000 casualties arise from the Brazilian revolt. Bloodstained clothing and an abandoned car were found near Canton as officials, aided by state governors and the War Department, search streams and mountainsides for his body.
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McLeary
Asheville
Samuel $M
United States
Cantar Nt
Mercury
Raleigh
Hes Wats
Norflok
Moultrie
S.C
No Tromouf
Neff
Texas
Martion
North Carolina
War Department
Canton Polye
Canton
Raleragh Oo
Ehoanhia
Wild Horse Stopped On Railroad Track Near Carr Croft
A wild horse named Manco War outran a Carreret line locomotive on a railroad track near Carr Croft. Crews pursued along the Philadelphia pike but failed to overtake it before the animal was finally brought to a halt by Grubbs end.
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Wilmington
Pascen
Tran
Paltasare
Carreret
Harvey
Carr Croft
Enina
Sten Rel
Grubbs
Philadelphia Pike
Precedents Cited in Sinclair Contempt Case at Supreme Court
Justice Hochbein rules on Sinclair contempt indictment questions about contributions of Consolidated stock to Wood Haya or Republican National Committee and transfer of funds to National Metropolitan Bank Washington. Sinclair given 20 days to plead again. Court cites precedents on Congress power to compel testimony while preserving non self incrimination rights.
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Wahington
Nix
Darry F Senclair
Senate
Supreme Court of the
Astral
Columbia
Jusice Hoehbine
Sinclas
Sinclair Consolidated Stock
Wooh Haya
Republican National Committee
National Metro of New York
National Metropolitan Bank of Washington
Sinclair
Justice Hochling
Congress
Stepf
U S Globe Trotters Reach French Soil
The three American airmen completed their flight to Lebourget airdrome France after crossing Europe and Asia. They landed to a Triomphe escort and a large crowd cheering as they arrived, visibly moved by the reception after their long night flight.
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Globe
Lebourget
Fiers
Strasbourg
Sua
City Clerk Sets New Working Schedule
City Clerk announces a revised office timetable with updated hours and duties. Officials note changes affect public access and daily operations at the clerk’s office.
Aviator and Nurse Wed After Hospital Treatment
Captain Deniglas Ho Robertson once Royal Flying Corps flier, injured in a crash last September, married nurse Margaret K Hegentogier during his six month stay at Atlantic City Hospital. The couple, residents of Pine Valley, credited her care for his recovery.
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Deniglas Ho Robertson
Royal Flying Cornac
Inlet
Margaret K Hegentogier
Atlantic City Hospital
Robertson
Mia Hogentogie
Pine Valley
Four Negroes Fined For Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
Four men named Dan Gale Jency Ellis Walter Hargia were fined ten dollars and costs each by Pober Magistrate Louder T learn after being arrested around 1 23 AM Sunday on Lake street as one held a pint bottle of gin to drink. Charges included inebriety and disorderly conduct. George Conquest was arrested Saturday near The Cake by Officer Goslee for driving a tram while intoxicated.
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Costa
Pober
Dan Gale
Jency Ellis
Walter Hargia
Cahall
Goslee
Lake Street
George Conquest
General Butler May Return To Marine Corps
General Butler may rejoin the Marine Corps and lead the Philadelphia public safety force after the end of its current deployment. Reports from Philadelphia discuss confirmed plans and possible reshaping of command as President and White House officials weigh the move.
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Butler
Marine Corps
Philadelphie
Ceneral Smediey
Butler Lorecteur of
Publ Safety
Philadelphia
Philad Pha
Maye Kerdruts
Prince of Wales Opens International Advertising Convention
London July 14 The Prince of Wales welcomed the $560 delegate body at Wembley as the International Advertising Convention opened. American delegates cheered wildly, Kellogg and other officials spoke of a forthcoming donor transfer conference and hopes for new economic life through advertising aligning with postwar peace and world commerce.
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London
Prince of Wales
Wembley
America
Frank B. Kellogg
Viscount Burnham
London Deady Telegraph
Lau Itland
Associated Advertising Clubs
Preeidert
German Police Guard French Embassy Flag
Fragmentary report notes police guard at the German French embassy site with flags involved. Mentions measures at the Branden area and rear shield, with unclear timing and actions described.
Davis to Accept Nomination in West Virginia
Davis plans to accept the party nomination for president in West Virginia. Announcement indicates the event may occur within the coming week at the residence of his family, location unspecified. The report notes security and timing concerns and the candidate’s effort to move swiftly.
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Davis
W. Va
New Vick Javed
Tee
John W Davis
Bem
Serang
Tay Weir
Serance Gation
Owal
Testati
Hese
Aobey
Mattes
Bordey
Beowle Wrest Lowen Beet Herause Ther Tay
A garbled OCR item mentions Beowle and Lowen with unclear actions amid a short fragment. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
Rail shopmen lose suit over 15 million back pay claim
Circuit Court of Appeals upholds dismissal of equity suits by the Shop Crafts Federation No. 98 and Pennsylvania Railroad clerks against the railroad over wage increases and working conditions. Court says federal courts had no jurisdiction to enforce Railroad Labor Board decisions.
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Philadelphia
Austen Mates Circuit Court of Appeals
Bay
Systems Federation No. 98
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Palnad Sementeifater
Circuit Court
Dickinson
Labor Board
Congress
German exit fees and currency limits announced
The cabinet imposes a leaving fee of 520 for Germans traveling abroad for pleasure and restricts each person to at most 50 in German or foreign currency crossing the border. The policy aims to control outbound funds and requires permission to depart the country.
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Fort In
Two Armies Carve Sao Paulo as Revolt Grimly Rages
Reports from Sao Paulo describe a desperate siege with forces estimated at about 68 000 rebels and government troops clashing in the city. Civilians number in the thousands killed or wounded as shells hit hotels and streets while federal artillery bombards the suburb of Upiranga.
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Santos
Sao Paulo
Com. Cer
Fo Plinade
Upiranga
Brre
Sao Pauls
San Paulo
da Campos
Nanas
Fures
Esther A. Land
Enzoite
Ij Department
Davis Te Campaign Thru Western States
Davis aims to broaden support in the western states after weekend conferences. Senator Walsh of Montana and Carl Vrooman of Bloomington urged vigorous agrarian reform and a touring strategy to address land issues. Davis plans to speak widely to mobilize farmers and western leaders for immediate action.
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Freeelowust
John W. Davis
Senator Walsh
Montana
Carl Vrooman
Bloomington
UL Mrrooman
Wilson
Matpan
Vrooman
Ellinets
Mavis
Daves
Late News Bulletins Across July 11 Relay World Events
Reports note American forces departing Vienna heading toward Strasbourg while a German ship and Japanese developments are mentioned. An alleged crime leads to an insanity ruling for a 13 year old girl and multiple naval observations around Jersey and coastlines.
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Vienna
Strasbourg
Alsace
Joerne
Pasin
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Federal Court of Appeals
Shop Crafts Federation
Pennsylvania Railway
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