Vets Ordered to Break Up Washington Rally
The Red Cross closed its capital aid office serving 23 families and 45 adults 30 children as a wave of riots prompted delays. Walter Waters urged B E F veterans to return home and form state camps to support their cause, with governors promising transport and local organization. The District Attorney reported the last of 15 men freed amid contested rights and raised a deserter case from World War I. A grand jury investigation of last Thursday's riots was postponed to an undetermined date.
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RRO Cross
Red Cross
Rover
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James M. Proctor
David Levenson
Philadelphia
International Labor Defense
Levenson
Mack- Jeodian
Walter W. Waters
B E. F
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Washington
Vernors
Plcot Carenay
Copperate
W. W. Waters
Fourteen Arrested in North Laredo Street Dice Raid
Fourteen persons were arrested Wednesday after a raid on a dice game on North Laredo Street conducted by Detective Sergeant Vogler and Detectives L. W. Jackson and Fred Littlepage.
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Pergoras
North Laredo Street
Vogler
L. W. Jackson
Fred Littlepage
San Antonio Discusses Jobless Relief Not Seeking Aid
San Antonio officials decided at a closed meeting led by Porter Whaley to raise local relief funds and avoid Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid. The group, including chamber leaders and Mayor C M Chamber, considered requesting limited aid only if Texas cities do so. A letter to Governor Sterling will clarify if a request to the RFC is needed.
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San Antonio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Porter Whaley
Ross Sterling
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Body of Missing Girl Found in Farmhouse Near Ludington
Evelyn Sanford, 17, a high school graduate who vanished while returning home last Saturday night, was found dead in an abandoned farmhouse near the home of Francis Nash. A Freeson, Mich, resident, is being held for questioning in connection with her disappearance.
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Evelyn Sanford
Isax
Francis
Rusty
Weather and Opera Prices in Chicago Report
A mixed scan shows a menagerie of weather notes with precipitation and visibility details across regions and a segment on Chicago opera prices. The report mentions forecast clarity, wind conditions, and tourist weather, followed by prices for a Grand opera event with top seats fetching high receipts for performers.
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Loultiena
Kattaye Gloudy
Chowbsne
Ehiaen
Wesaee
Elie BA Carian Clerle
Tatlas
Tex
Kia
Denver
Cola
Tema
Bam
Osmith
Ark
Galverten
Helena
Montreset Hiurun
Tenangeles
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Vent
Ahan
FaelowAty
Avaruomens
Cine New Oberng
la Cessileal
New York
Phoenix
Arie
Idear
Puna
Coe
Ieee Bretuts
Motes Clan San Kianelro
Calif
Glomay Paenidle
Waa
Cnoedalene
Chicago
Sentiment in Iron Industry Buoyant
New York August 3 sentiment in the iron and steel industry remains buoyant despite shrinkage. Steel ingot output runs 15 percent of capacity, down from 16 percent last week, Iron Age reports. Pig iron output fell 11.8 percent in July. August is discounted as a time of little change, with focus shifting to the fourth quarter.
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New York
San Antonio Hosts Hearst Scholarship Tour Students
San Antonio welcomed 1B university students touring the state for Hearst scholarships. The program, promoting Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping and Harper's Bazaar, provided room, board and tuition at their colleges, with 18 named participants including Dick Gay of Southern Methodist University.
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Hearst
Hearst Publicatiors
Cosmopolitan
Good Housekeeping
Harper's Bursar
San Antonian
Dick Gay
Southern Methodist University
Arkansas Medical School
Little Rock
University of Illinois
Arkansas State College
Washington University At
Gov Tejeda's boom starts amid expropriation plan talk
Mexico City reports a presidential boom for Governor Bacanente Tejeda, advocate of the Vera Cruz expropriation law allowing private property confiscation for public use, though he says he will retire after his term. Glasgow dock closes amid low business mood and shipyard decline on the Clyde.
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Mexico City
Bacanente Tejeda
Vera Cruz
Glasgow
Scotland
Rothesday Dock
Clyde
Breaks 4' Ribs in Bad Dream and Journalistic Oddity
Morning Sun Iowa reports farmer Donald Poggemiller suffered broken ribs and facial bruises after a nightmare led him to climb from a second story window and fall to a cement walk. The same edition notes Sergeant James Ray, first sergeant of company I, Twenty third Infantry, reported missing to police Wednesday.
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Iowa
Donald Poggemiller
James Ray
Twenty-third Infantry
Boat Crash Drowns Three in Norfolk Collision
Three crew members of the Milton Langford schooner carrying watermelons are believed drowned after a collision with the old State of Maryland. Four others were rescued. The report notes a motorist’s plug and classified ads in the same column.
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Langford
State of Maryland
A Heer
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