Cuban rulers faced penalties and exiles in Havana
Aug 21 Havana reports pressure on leaders of the Machado regime as Cuba’s new government seeks economic peace. Police chiefs and others are demanded punishment for repressive actions. Exiled opponents are returning while repressive squads continue to unearth bodies of victims.
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Gerado Machado
Carlos Manuel de Gespedes
Andi
ABC Secret Society
Atates Tatle
Wte Machado
Exaume
Antomia
Ainciast
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hudson
Henry Ford
Washington
Woodin
Cale
Osteopathy as a Profession in Historical Medical Thought
A dense, historical discussion argues osteopathy centers on natural healing rather than chemical medicine. It presents Trevor as a founder of a self-described osteopathic path and outlines a therapeutic system focused on spinal adjustments, diagnosis, and removing disease causes to restore vitality and function.
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Trevor
Fleo
Lmedicine
Andres Taring
Wpiant Colonie
Nacre
Wiech Southik
Osteoputler
Disney
Freelam
Courch
Wink
Wien
Machadisia Dies at Hands of Mch Fartiago
Report notes the death of Machadisia in a fatal incident linked to authorities in Cina. Details are fragmented with unclear names and places. Authorities and military figures are referenced but specifics remain unreadable.
McPherson Angered by Park Dinner Introductory Remarks
Aimee Semple McPherson angrily rejects an introduction calling her "an actor and showman" at a Linn County Bar Association dinner. George Claassen labeled her as "the most widely advertised woman evangelist," prompting her to defend her faith and condemn attacks on Christ during a religious tour stop.
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Gedar Rafids
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hulton
Geting
George Claassen
Linn County Bar Association
Cross
Glassen
Levattpelis
preMious
Christ
Genera Hong
Claussen
Tree Army Youth Lost in Woods Six Days
Leopold Thomas, a New York conservation corps worker, was found deranged after six days lost in a forest wilderness. He was in a serious condition near the North Fork of the Clearwater River. His fellow worker Catherine Byophet, 42, was dying nearby as rescuers reached the area.
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Tree Army
Lewiston
Taakr
Leopold Thomas
Hlal
New York
Conservetibu Corps
Judas Ou
Tone
Semelers Aid
Wid Lees
Fan Hye
De Valera Plans Blue Shirt Ban
A chaotic report outlines Fianna Fáil leader de Valera planning a ban on blue shirts amid political unrest. The piece mentions August events in Dublin, leadership actions, and possible implications for parades and security measures with unclear details on individuals or outcomes.
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de Valera
Bates slated for onee Hering Bates slated foronee hering
Albert Brices, accused of kidnapping Charles Drisley, is to appear before a U S commissioner in Denver. Bond set at 100000. Authorities search for 100000 in a black bag linked to the Ursehel ransom. Machine Gun Kelly and others suspected in the Denver kidnapping case.
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Denver
Colo
Albert
Brices
Charles F. Drselyer
Oklahoma
United States
Bolen
Cgolinaco
Ben Laska
Verne Sankey
St. Paul
William Hammer
John Dowd
Department of Justier
Bates
Oklahoma City
Ursehel
Tor
George
Kelly
Gang Attack on Witness Hints at Reticence in Kidnap Case
Aug 2. Fear of reprisals from gangsters is said to underlie government reluctance to discuss R G Shannon's statement in the Urschel kidnapping case. Shannon named Albert Bates in jail at Denver and "Machine Gun" George Kelly as the kidnappers of Charles Orsdteel. Federal agents seek to bond Shannon while avoiding possible harm.
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Goernment
R. G. Shannon
Urschel
Shannon
Tor “Lalking
Fred Blase
Department of Justice
Lodas
Albert Bates
Denver
George Kelly
Charles Orsdteel
Oklahoma City
Eltim Atates
Plan Extension of FDR Policy
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration will push foreign trade revival through bilateral talks with Western Hemisphere nations. Undersecretary Phillips will meet Colombia's Fabio Lozano tomorrow, with conversations to follow with Brazil Argentina and possibly other Latin American countries along with Portugal and Sweden.
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Washington
Sub
Roosevelt
Phillips
Columbia
Fabio Lozano
Brag
Argentina
Portugal
Sweden
Lytle Chapter to Celebrate Twenty-Seventh Anniversary
Lytle 0.5 will mark the twenty seventh anniversary of the Aug 21 event with OL FB 5 hosting. Robert Morris, secretary of the order, presides with a basket. Activities include Bleate and splat at Ed Tripp's scrimming hole on August 3. The entertainment features Frank Meyer, Pred Ford, Joi Pilgrim and Frieda Meyer.
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Rober Morris
Ed Tripp
Frank Meyer
Pred Ford
Joi Pilgrim
Frieda Meyer
Man Sentenced to Attend Church by Court in Kansas City
In Kansas City on August 24, Jaros Pristh appeared in court on a charge of disturbing the peace. He was sentenced to attend church twice on successive Sundays. His wife testified she found him reading his title yesterday and claimed Priest beat her.
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Ikawsas City
Kan
Jaros Pristh
Ate
San Benito Child Killed by Truck
Harold Floge Garter ten, son of Mr and Mrs Destell Carter, was killed on the highway near fire today when struck by a truck driven by Harris of RaymondVille. The child darted from behind another motor vehicle into the path of the truck.
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San Benito
Tnsre
Harold Flogé Garter
Destell Carter
Harris
Raymond- Ville “Pre
Atlanta Kidnap Trials Set for September 12
Atlanta officials announce William Orlinekt and Pryor Bowen charged as John Kyriu in a kidnapping case. James Danka and Loday Alinta appear connected. Trials scheduled in Superior Court on September 12 with arrests linked to Antonia, Teva, and local authorities.
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Atlanta
Tates
William Orlinekt
Pryor Bowen
Dallas Holds Man for Thefts in L A Dalilis police arrest suspect
Dallas police hold a man connected to thefts in Los Angeles and Relampabile from Milan Chevrolet company likely in May. The suspect was detained by authorities and expected to be returned to the scene for questioning as part of ongoing cases.
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Dallas
L.A
Diilis
Pallin
Milan Chevrolet Company
Pallen
Mt . Tile Wan Ho
Gale Warning for Atlantic Breaches Coastal Weather Alert
The weather bureau issued a tropical disturbance west of Bermuda moving northwestward with a high pressure system over the New England and Lake regions. Strong northeast winds are expected to reach gale force late tonight or Tuesday morning from Delaware Breakwater to Boston, shifting to north along the southern Delaware Breakwater to Cape Hatteras. A second tropical disturbance near Jamaica is moving west-northwestward with slight intensity and possible shifting southwest winds.
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Waslington
D.C
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
Jamaice
Bermuda Braces as Storm Approaches Island
DALLAS POLITICIAN DIES Sam H. Mariner, 74, longtime Democratic chairman and traveling salesman in Dallas, dies Sunday. Bermuda reports a tropical storm moving northwest about 4 miles offshore, with residents sheltering as winds hit 60 to 70 mph, disrupting shipping and daily business.
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Dallas
Sam H. Mariner
MacArthur criticizes army needs amid postwar downsizing
Washington dispatch profiles General Douglas MacArthur as he pushes for expanded military housing and modernization while the army has dwindled since World War I. He warns America trails first-rate powers in tanks and motorized gear and urges funding to develop pilot models to keep pace, with War Secretary Dennis in daily talks. a New York note warns NRA actions may curb free lunch offerings at restaurants as a broader economic measure.
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George Mothwell
Universal Service
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
America
Machy Laur
United States
Velteles
MacArthur
Denn
New York Woman Sought by Police in Local Inquiry
Local police pursue a New York woman, Mrs J Leydey, believed to reside there, in connection with a death at her brother Garvel von Gollenberg. Chief Innanciar Joh O'Brien leads the inquiry as authorities request information today.
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Innanciar
Joh O'Brien
New York City
Iocan
J. Leydey
Garvel
von Gollenberg
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