New York Stock Exchange gas attack arrests made
Eugene and Daniell Jr. of Somerville were arrested after a gas bomb was placed at the New York Stock Exchange. The device released fumes on the trading floor, closing the exchange for the day. Daniell faced charges related to the incident as investigators described his political aims as a public stunt for a movement. The package contained a clock a false and sand and was left on Mayor Curley’s steps.
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New York
Eugene & Daniell Jr
Somerville
Bass
Oey Om
Gobbs
Evns Ang
New York Stock Exchange
Daniell
Anhn A. Jong Sala Drnirll
Bane
Jimes M. Curley
Boson
Inne Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Lyons
Daniel
Bayor Gur Jey
Gale damages valley crops and marooned men
A brutal gale wrecked farms and flooded areas marooning 13 men, 11 aboard a Braves Wand inland, with Mexican laborers and Senenita residents among the stranded. Soldiers aided from Fort Brown as water rose, forcing escape to higher ground while nearby debris and wreckage blocked routes. Weather warnings followed from the Weather Bureau.
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Fort Brown
WYBOND DEAL PROBE EXPANDS TO NEW WITNESSES
Texas rangers and the district attorney continued the investigation into the disposal of 900000 dollars in stolen government bonds in San Antonio. Additional statements were taken from two men as the case broadened with arrests and questions about suspects in St Louis and Dallas.
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Texas Rangers
Marning
San Antonio
Texas
James
Shawn
James Young Jr
Distrik
St. Louis
D. E. Hamer
Texas Tangers
Dallas
Santday
Three Injured in Election Rioting in Harlan County
Three men were injured during the Primary election in Harlan County Kentucky despite four National Guardsmen on duty after pre-election outbreaks. Injured were Robert Gilbert 32 who may lose sight in one eye Theodore Middleton former Harlan police chief and Republican sheriff candidate with leg injuries and Jim Gencod 37 of Bears with fingers shot off.
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Barlan
Harlan County
National
Robert Gilbert
Theodore Middleton
Harlan
Jim Gencod
Fragmentary note hints at a crossing near Brownevine
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a place Brownevine and a Florin shiftne pairs event or activity near a Mexico border area. Details are unclear and entities are partially unreadable. The item appears to be a brief community note or local update with missing context.
Asbury Park Bridge Team Opens Strong in American Tie Finals
New York players David Burnstije and Howard Bebenken led early in the intercity bridge finals at Asbury Park. The field included teams from Cleveland and Washington with notable eliminations and advancing semifinals. Burnstije’s group beat Freddy Prenet’s Philadelphia unit in a late quitter round as the event progresses toward four-man semifinals tomorrow.
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Asbury Park
N. J
David Burnstije
Howard Bebenken
New York
Pma Lima
Waldemar Yoo
Mayland
Quitter Nader
Vorfedlchte
Mrs. Lemon
A. PB. Blotkvlg
Roy Thurtell
Washlington
Walter Malowan
Avteatrd
Ax Ceneglan
Annie Ate Mra
Gerizide Bennett
Whiter Corey
Jack Peagn
Jonn L. Sherman
Jenin Cil
Balloon Flight Fails To Coast Above Stadium Lights
A large ascent ends quickly as the upper valve fault causes a rapid descent. Officials and Admiral Wat Cluverius inspect the gondola while the crowd watches the glittering sphere drift west and vanish beyond the arena roof. Spectators cheer earlier when banners are raised.
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Selfie
Wat. T. Cluverius
Settle
Lesning
Balloon Voyage Ends With Ballon in Freight House
An Army balloon attempt led by Lieutenant Commander T G W Settle failed to reach expected altitude. The deflated craft was hoisted into the old freight house in Chicago and will remain there while Century of Progress officials decide future plans. The 000,000 cubic foot bag carried fragile scientific instruments for stratospheric observation. hydrogen loss reduced lift and the craft drifted to a nearby ground, with officials noting no serious damage to the equipment.
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Chicago
Aue
T. G. W. Settle
Navy
Century of Progress
Akron
Ohio
Tarnt
Selle
Belile
Glider record set in Brandenburg by Kurt Behrtzmidt
A new world glider record of 38 hours seven minutes was set today by 27 year old Kurt Behrtzmidt from Koemipabliry University. He achieved the mark after a long ascent near Jamia with Helimidt remaining al whitede of Bn ta 100 fort mn vent CO.
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Brandenburg
Fant Prustin
Aus Gaga
Kurt Behrmidt
Koemipabliry
Jamia
Pisudita
Hia
Helimidt
al Whitede
Bnta
Fort Mn
Howra
Cuitiien
Leulemant Cocke
Release in San Diego Sees Teen Confessions Then Acquitted
Phillip Charles W Edwards, 19, claimed he killed and dismembered Dalbert Aposhian, a 12 year old who vanished July 18. Five friends persuaded him to retract, police cleared him after friends traced his every July move. Edwards was picked up in Los Angeles Tuesday night and later freed from suspicion as details emerged.
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Ban Diego
Culll
Phillip Charles W. Edwards
Dalber
Aposhian
Los Angeles
Edwards
Dalbert
Chile
Sicily
Irma
San Diego
Pisilly Edwards
Dalbert Apeshinn
Bay
Gandhi Announces Continued Campaign for Untouchables
Gandhi outlined plans to extend the movement for the untouchables in India. He described political prisoners as lacking privileges, stating he would push the campaign despite his one year in Yerada jail and ongoing imprisonments.
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Gandhi
FCCNA
India
Jal
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma
Yerada
Farm Secretary to See Planters
Atlanta officials report that the Secretary of Agriculture will visit in 14 days to meet premiers and agricultural representatives about cotton services central and farm programs. Georgia Alabama and the Carolinas have met with C A Cobb and other leaders since Thursday to discuss the 1934 cotton plan and production program.
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Atlanta
AUA
Vallaes
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
C. A. Cobb
Hull Returns Deas Meet Flure
Secretary Cordell arrives in New York from London to Hyde Park meeting President Roosevelt. He defends the world monetary conference, urging continued preparation and caution while outlining two permanent agencies and plans to reconvene in September to advance universal trade, finance, and employment goals.
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New York
Gite Cordell
London
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
World Monetary and Economic Conference
Harding
Heis
Hall
Te Conference
Eadh
Parole denied for famed Chicago beer baron in Leavenworth
Aug 3 Leavenworth Kan US Terry Drigeon once granted freedom of the elly by prison staff has his parole request denied. He must serve his full term of one year and a half in the federal penitentiary for failure to pay taxes in 1922 and 1923. Investigations reveal years of privileges and outside trips by inmates including a chaplain suspended and possible improper dealings with visitors and a Chicago widow.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Terry Drigeon
Chicago
Federal Penitentiary
Douggan
Bernice
Caicago
Publishers Converge for Texas Newspaper Meet at Gimler
About 20 prominent Texas publishers gathered at the Gimler hotel for a one day convention. J. L. Greer of the Denison Herald chaired the session, with O. J. Palmer of the Monalan Chronicle also participating. A roundtable discussion followed without a formal agenda, and visiting members were invited to a reception hosted by Frank Hunter.
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Texas
Nid- Andera
Gimler Hotel
J. L. Greer
Denison Herald
Phibliahets Association
Sneder Jn
Selon
O. J. Palmer
Aeelation
Monalan Chronicle
Une Association
Ainner
Frank @. Huntered
Seturday Nigh
Phillips Lord To Guest On Rolfe Radio Program
J A M Lean reports Phillips Lord also known as Seth Parker will discuss his planned world voyage in a Philadelphia radio night featuring three connoisseurs and a panel. The program includes musical numbers, interviews, and a report to the president about Mount Hood broadcasts with NBC listing stations receiving the 9 15pm segment.
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J. A. M'Lean
Cym ‘Phonics
Philips Lord
Seth Parker
B. A. Rolle
B. A. Rolfe
NBC
Mount Hood
WOAT
Rooievnt
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
prealarAt
KTHS
KOA
WBAP
Prisoner Granted Medical Confinement Amid Health Claims
An inmate, kept away for a day, was not returned to jail until the following week. Druggan told Raye he endured harsh prison life yet now seeks relief, claiming stomach troubles. He was reportedly afforded private cell comforts in the Prison Hospital despite previous austerity.
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Druggan
Raye
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