Strange Scientific Claims From Ancient Heating Experiments
A garbled wire service style piece reports on supposed experiments at Cold-Buinings harbor yielding fertile offspring from male and female subjects, with claims of increased newborn weights and hormone transfers. It cites alleged demonstrations of oversized infants and bizarre dieting for bears, plus unrelated notes on gamblers, mafia trials in Sicily, and philosophical musings on afterlife and Russian law.
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Haebor
Ewlae
Drownings Boost Heat Toll Across Central U S
Reported heat wave conditions drive record highs from 67 to over 110 degrees across Illinois Missouri and surrounding states. Drownings occur as people seek relief in water amid hundreds of prostrations and numerous heat related deaths. Weather unsettled with possible thunderstorms. relief unlikely within 24 hours.
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Delverat Bergles
Coioago
Jengo Wes
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Weai Coats
Missouri
Oni Downstate Wines
St Louis
Illinois
Ilinois
Town
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Rom. Platte
Edward. Johnson
Kimball
Nica
John Dillon
Typhoid Blamed On Dirty Hands
VARIS July 42 ENS reports Professor Achard links typhoid to dirty hands. Contagion proposed as direct or via caregivers and workers, including bakers and laundresses, tied to hygiene in Frenel phseleian context.
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Varis
Phaid Lever
Achard
Henillaman
Enoh
Capone Wins Acquittal On Perjury Charge In Florida
Miami court acquits Capone ally Guyer on a perjury count after a directed verdict of not guilty. The charge stemmed from testimony at a public safety hearing led by McCreary who faces separate perjury charges. Prosecution plans to decide on pressing the remaining count when Capone returns next week as spectators applaud the verdict.
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Uniteral Service
Miami
Fla
Scarface Am" Guyer
Chicago
Florida
B. ©. Collins
Este Eardzr
Capone
Public Safety
McCreary
Allo
Sterling Solidarity Myth Questioned by Young Candidate
Houston area gubernatorial hopeful Jim Young challenged claims of Sterling solidarity in the July weekend remarks. He argued the widely publicized unity message from local papers including the Post-Dispatch and Chronicle is a misrepresentation of support in the Sterling territory.
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Sterling
Young Ee
Candidate Thinks 104 Is Old Enough for Public Office
Colt Sivcrson asserts in Toaquin that 104 year old W Farry Anne is a valid candidate for the peace office in Castoria. He contends the elder can handle the duties, while the town braces for the upcoming election and possible legal challenges.
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Sivcrson
Colt
Pen Toaquin Namnly
W. Farry Anne
Castoria
Nye Committee to Open Probe Monday in Chicago
Nearly 50 witnesses summoned as the Nye Senate committee begins hearings on campaign expenses of Senator Charles Drneen and Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick. Open sessions set for Monday will likely run through next week in Chicago.
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Nye
Chicagg
CN8
Nyrosenate
Charles §. Drneen
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Ring Found After 18 Years on Rockaway Beach
Scotty Tanely, a Beachcomber from Rockaway born July 12, spent 18 years daily combing the shore for coins and trinkets. Last Friday he found a jewelry ring with four diamonds valued around $2000, likely in the ocean for a decade. He hopes the find will help him return home to Beattie.
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Rockaway
B. 1
Scotty Tanely
Scot'y
Wheat belt revolt harms Farm Board as Legge resigns
Washington July 12 President Hoover faces Republican pressure over wheat prices as the Farm Board holds about 80 million bushels awaiting action. Caps per Kansas lawmakers urge 100 million bushels purchase to lift prices, while Legge resists and resigns amid controversy over farm policy and production cuts.
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Netearial Service
Washington, D.C
Hopater
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Loree Dee Claens
Wichita
Amazillo
Legge
Snesra
Max
Louis
Senaine Capper
Kansas
Pleals
Hoover
Capper
Reed
Remain in Cycle Endurance Contest
A new endurance contest in New Jersey began with a diesel powered bike model. At 10 am the 137th hour was reached and the machine had reportedly covered about 18 000 miles, beating the prior 120 hour record set in Indiana last Friday.
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Magkensack
N.w
Beret
Emira
Iniiana
Back Roads Use Spark Caution After Penny Incident
A July incident near Mooset t notes that a seven year old swallowed a penny while riding with parents Lea and Mr LaFleur. De Fremman of Alens town ordered transport to hospital. The back roads aided the trip but the boy coughed up the penny, highlighting risks and the needed care.
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Moohsett
N. Hy
Dha
Lea LaFleur
DB. le Fremman
Alenstown
Man Drowns Near Sebuin on Fishing Trip
G Scott a mechanic at the San Antonio Buick Company drowned while fishing on a trip at the Guadalupe river near McQuenny about 33 miles east of San Antonio. The drowning occurred around 8 30 p m as the man waded toward the bank. Assistant Chief E J Dulling and Al Hi Erfurih attended the scene and attempted to revive him without success. The widow Mrs Sally Scott and two other Baty Antonians were on the trip. The tragedy occurred a few blocks from the store.
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Firmlie’ G. Scott
Broadway
San Antonio Buick Company
Firth Astreet
Guidalupe
McQuenny
San Antonio
E. J. Dulling
al Hi. Erfurih
Scott
Beturdas
Sally Scott
Tielim
Tora
Man Stabbed in Car After Restaurant Dispute
Jesus Villareal of M80 Erin City was critically stabbed in his vehicle near the Chupederas and Guidalune streets intersection following an argument at a local restaurant. He was taken to the city hospital in grave condition with a deep stab wound beneath the heart.
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Jesus Villareal
Erin City Road
Chupederas
Guidalune
Cllawor
Realized Prices From Christie’s Rare Masterpieces
London reports Christie’s sale of old master pictures raised about 185000 dollars. A Cranach portrait of the Duke of Saxony sold for around 5000, while a Hans Wortinger portrait of Anne of Cleves fetched about 10500. The event highlighted strong interest in historic works.
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London
Old Masters
Christie's
Duke of Saxony
Tueag Cranach
Anne’ of Cleves
Hans Wortinger
Wilbur Approves Indian Oil Lease Plan
Secretary of the Interior Wilbur today approves the committee plan to lease oil and gas rights on the Blackfort Indian reservation in Montana. The decision came from Washington D C with recommendations to proceed with the leasing program on the reservation lands.
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Aby Wruversal Service
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Sperics Oil Committee
Blackfort Indian Reservation
Montana
Court Says Swedish Prince Not Engaged
London reports the Swedish court denied the engagement rumored between Crown Prince Juliang of Sjolland and the Swedish crown prince's second son. The denial came via Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Stockholm dated July 12.
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London
Juliang of
Sjolland
Stockholm
Flight crash kills two youths near McKee City
Pleasantville New Jersey July 12 Edward Noonan 17 and Charles F Hubbs 35 both of Philadelphia were killed tonight when their plane exploded near McKee City, five miles from here.
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Pleasantvilte
N. J
Edward Noonan
Charles F. Huwb
Philadelphia
McKee City
Mooney Exonerated by Witness McDonald at Baltimore
John McDonald, missing witness in the Mooney Dillings parade bombing case, testified in Baltimore that Warren K Billings planted the bomb in suitcases and walked away. He exonerated Tom Mooney, saying he had no known connection. Billings denied the charges and challenged McDonald to prove guilt in California. Governor Young in Los Angeles urged bringing McDonald before the supreme court for possible action.
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San Francisco
John McDonald
Mooney-Dillings
Baltimore
Todes
Warren K. Billings
McDonald
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Mooner
Folsom
Billegs
Billings
C. G. Young
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Advisory
Paredon Board
Mooney Hopes for Freedom and McDonald Locate
In San Francisco on July 12 Mooney expressed hope that John McDonald, located in Baltimore, would be brought to the Pacific coast. Mooney’s associate dispatched a telegraph to attorney Frank P. Walsh urging extradition to face trial related to the San Francisco Preparedness Day explosion.
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San Francisco
McDonald
Dom Mooney
San Quentin
John McDonald
Baltimore
Mooney
Frank P. Walsh
Mooney Defense Committee
New York
Pacific Coast
Billings
Thief Steals Watch From Sleeping Woman at Alamo Street
A thief seized a wristwatch from Mrs. C. HL Smith while she slept at 414 North Alamo Street. Police reported the incident, noting the break in occurred during the night and a watch was taken.
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Saba
C. HL. Smith
North Alamo Street
Acéport Mede
Marriage Is Hailed As Like Shortener
San Francisco teletypes report the death of Ap rone Rengla at a city hospital at age 2037. The obituary notes his famed bursts of activity in later years and his long married life, with remarks from a fellow worker describing the era and the peculiar sentiment of his legacy.
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Universal Service
San Francisco
Aprone Rengla
Trengla
Afleo
Jones Wins U S Open. Jones Seizes National Open Title
Bobby Jones captures the Nations Open with a total 287, two strokes ahead of veteran MacDonald Smith who finishes second. Gallant Fox wins the 103% Reptucks Derby at Arlington Park Chicago, with Gallant Knight second in the Louisville race. Indians show strong play, while Shreveport defeats their opponents 7 to 6 as Lucas walks batters in the ninth. Homer Remmonds plans floodlight upgrades at League Park. First sight game set for July 24 with a sports section note.
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MacDonald Smith
Gallant Fox
Arlington Parks
Chicago
Glote
Gallant Knight
Louisville
Shreveport
Lucas
Walker Bee
Homer Remmonds
League Park
Trea
Mystery Bomb Threat Hits City Nightclub in Manhattan
A mystery bomb pocketed the Simpson Social Club in central Manhattan causing broken windows but no injuries. Police suspect racketeers and say the club is owned by Nick and Peter Prunis. late night incident left three people inside the building unhurt.
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New York
Simpson
Night Wife
Dowage Weadlck
Thee
Nick
Peter Prunis
Mears Aims to Regain Globe-Circling Record
Mears begins a transcontinental flight from Chicago toward New York to reclaim the world record for circling the globe. He is accompanied by veteran air mail pilot Harry J. Brown aboard a Lockheed aircraft, aiming to start Tuesday and surpass the Graf Zeppelin’s previous mark.
Michael Becomes Recruit in Army
Buurest report states Michael, grand voivode of Atha Julia and deposed boy king, has joined his father’s regiment in Romania with the rank of corporal. The move follows his admission as a recruit into the army.
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Bucharest
Michael
Atha-Julia
Los Angeles Named Start Point for National Air Derby
Los Angeles was designated as the electing point for the annual nonstop air derby for the national air races next month. Col. Richard B. Harnitz, director of the municipal airport, announced the decision today in Los Angeles.
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Ireraatere
Los Angeles
Richard B. Harnitz
Find Human Bones in Mansion Garden
Human bones were exhumed today in the garden of the old brick capitol as investigations continue to determine if they belong to Confederate soldiers buried there. The mansion area was cleared for the site of the new U S supreme court building.
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Cniversal Service
Washington, D. Gy
U. S. Auprene Court
Pact foes increasing in Senate
In Washington 23 aviators pledge to oppose the London naval treaty unless the Norris reservation is adopted. Senators return to the capital to join the fight, arguing the Norris clause forces ratification without secret agreements. The administration faces a dilemma between rejecting the reservation or risking treaty failure with Japan.
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Hy Universal Bervice
Washington, D.C
Washington
Senate
Vital Reservation
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris Réservation
Nortia
Herevety
Hoover
Horn
Norris
Japan
Ombeers
Iiram Tobnson
Califorsia
Johnson
Tobnson
London
United States
Senate Debate Over Cruiser Armament Escalates
In Washington the Senate argued over cruiser types with claims of superiority for eight inch gun arsenals versus six inch configurations. The discussion, continuing on page 1a, reflects ongoing naval armament deliberations and standard defense posture debates.
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Washington
Toly
INS
Peer
Weather forecast for West Texas and Sanday
Forecast calls for mild to warm conditions across West Texas with moderate to strong winds from the east. Sunday expected to be mostly fair with light to moderate temperatures and potential thunderstorm activity in the center of the state. Additional details continue on Page 3.
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Andale
Texas
Enat
Bendis
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