Hoover and Guests Open Camp Party at Rivian Camp
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover hosted a camp party with Senator Smoot of Utah and guests at Rivian camp. Mrs Hoover, reportedly fully recovered, drove her car for the first time since an earlier back injury. Attendees included Senators Allen and Vandenberg, Hebert, Thomas, Representative Noyes, Mrs Date McMudlin, Dr Julins Kleine, and staffers. Outdoor activities planned due to fishing restrictions, with hiking and rivialing on schedule. Hoover to remain at the camp until Monday morning.
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Moorer
Uly
Mounain
Hoover
White House
Smoot
Allen
Jeansas
Vandenburg
Michigan
Hebert
Rhode Agland
Thomas
Idaho
Edith Nourse Noyers
Massachusetts
Date McMudlin
California
Jkowns
Onl
Two Shot After Hit Run Episode Ends in Wounding
Two men Ernest Maxwell and Cockrell were shot after a high speed chase in a hit and run incident. They attempted to escape, engaged an officer, and were seriously wounded near the area. Both men were hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Maxwell was hit in the left side and Cockrell in the abdomen.
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Eran
Berita Teruell
Ter
Cornerei
Jligre
Reo
Lailing
Alice
Ernest Maxwell
RG and
Cockrell
Maxwell
Teft
Abdoen
Count Ciano Looms as Political Heir to Il Duce Post
Count Costanza Ciao is regarded by many as political heir to Mussolini. The article notes a grand council listing possible successors and that preparations for governance are underway as a backdrop to Il Duce’s regime.
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Count Ciano
Il Duce
Dy Universal Service
Tome
Costanza Ciao
Fdda
Mussolini
Shinw
Nida
Lin
Grand Council
First Um
Oure
Uni Peomice
Iking Manvet
Aare
Pedestrians Hurt in Auto Accidents Reported
Two pedestrians were injured Saturday afternoon in separate auto accidents. Lawrence Pons, 12, of 04 South Nineteenth Street, was knocked down at Nineteenth and West Commerce streets, and Florence Porter, 45, of 1123 Quinetana Rand, was struck on West Commerce Street. Both were taken to the B. Green Hospital.
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Teo Kar Antonnings
Lawrence Pons
South Nineteenth Street
Nineteenth
West Commerce Strrets
Florence Porter
Quinetana Rand
Ri Mary's
Cominorer Street
Itovert B. Green Hospital
Hens Lay Despite Severe Hail and Tornado News
In Reu Wing Minnesota area a tornado tore the hen house and damaged buildings but hens kept laying eggs the day after the storm. Local farms suffered wrecked structures yet community aid helped scatter debris.
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Reu Wing
Minn
Daly
Torenado
Lens
Burglary Stuns Residents On 100 Mbrambra Street
In San Francisco a burglar entered the apartment of Mrs Mabel Kurtz at 100 Mbrambra Street and fled without cash after a tense confrontation when she returned home. Police were informed by Kurtz.
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Huff
San Francisco
Mfrs
Mabel Kurtz
Mbrambra Street
Kudta
Fall Into Scalding Water Kills Baby
A fatal incident in New Westminster British Columbia reports a baby dying after immersion in scalding water. The record notes the hospital death and mentions an investigation into the cause with reference to chemicals and a local family.
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New Westminster
British Columbian
Bitchien
Duncan Sisters Member Claims Rex Lease Hit At Beach
Vivian Duncan known as Little Eva says Rex Lease pounded her at Hixilby beach. Lease counters he was kicked and saved from worse harm. Trial underway to determine blame and responsibility.
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Vivian Duncan
Duncan Sisters
Little Eva
Rex Lease
Hixilby Beach
Rex
Father Slavs Aa Mercy Agt Walton N Y July 13
An elderly aunt testified about a grim tale of Andrew J Beers who killed his mentally disabled daughter Frances Tieera 24 to spare her life by mercy. He first fed arsenic then stabbed her with an ice pick and battered her with a heavy wrench. He later attempted to end his own life and spoke at length by her bedside.
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Universal Service
Walton
Stewartship
Frances Tieera
Andrew J. Beers
Yenut
Elern
Arseniv
Toris rYeen
Baby
Sousa Injured in Fall as Liner Docks in Harbor
Sousa, the famed wrestling figure, suffered a head cut after tripping descending a liner’s stairs during docking at Enrone. He received medical care aboard the ship and was later seen on the pier with a bandage around his head.
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Sousa
Universal Serviee
Sonner
Falas
Enrone
United States
Leviathan
Kovsa
Nile
Small Scores Foes in Austin Address
Venus Jady J. denounces a clique of politicians said to retain control of Austin affairs while Senator Clint CG Small speaks at Wellington. A Wooldridge Park crowd hears speakers carry his address far, with locals jeering and challenging the speaker.
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Astin
Venus
Jady J
Austin
Clint
CG. Small
Wellington
Wooliridge Park
1200 Mile Non Stop Flight Lands In West
Thousands greet Harold Bromley and navigator Larry Gatty after their Emseo monoplane completes a non stop flight from Burbank to the West coast. They planned to fly from here to Tokio on a Pacific air route, starting from Burbank this morning.
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Oes Fefen
Tacoma
West
Liert
Harold Bromley
Tiarry Gatty
Burbank
Tal
Teun Murbank
Tokio
Scientists to Study Young Slayer After Coroner ruling
A coroner's jury found a youth responsible for the death of Jomee Elle. The boy was held under water until he drained and was ordered confined to a psychiatric facility. Juvenile officers plan to petition the court to place him in a home or reform school as he reaches maturity.
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Lai
Jomee Elle
Tia Verne McDonald
Melanald
Vivian Duncan Hurt After Heatwave Incident
Vivian Duncan faces possible operable injury to left eye after heat exposure from the prior Sunday. After nearly two weeks of treatment she remains swollen and fragile. Dr Edward Welle, her physician, orders return to hospital for several days with limited mobility, aided by wheelchair around hospital grounds.
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Fersal
Church Radio Timing Sparks Sunday Service Change
In Chicago the Polish Catholic church ends services early every Sunday to let members hurry home for a 11d broadcast on Brunswick Polish hour from statl WOOF. Parishioners, many new to the country, are told to expect a brief respite as they return to their dreams of home through the new night’s folk songs.
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Chienge
Chicago
Brunswick
Check Payments Show Big Gain in Week's Trade
Washington July week shows check payments up 7 percent from the prior week. Volume near the high 120s per cent, contracts brisk, with activity well above 1920 levels. The Commerce Department reports strong business in the period despite some volatility.
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Bs Univerm
Arfairs
Washington
B.C
Young hunter kills bear with 22 rifle in Montana report
Stamford Montana reports a hunter described as skilled killed a bear with a 22 rifle. The text notes the hunter entered a den of a mother bear while her cubs were present and mentions the danger and age of the hunter.
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Stamford
Mont
Johnny
Hunter Itielf
Coynte
Etule
D-pearold
Cali
Police Dog Mothers Two Foxes in Wisconsin Suffering Loss
In Shawona Wisconsin on July 12 a police dog and her mate cared for two foxes after a family cat killed most of their litter. The fox pups, once seven in number, were reduced to two as the dog and handler tried to shield them from danger.
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Shawona
Wis
Arn Tothrya
Tovthy
Martin
El Paso to Get First Federal Prison Site and Funds
El Paso Texas July 12 The first federal jail in the United States will be built here with 3400 06 funds for land and buildings Contracts will be set for construction as negotiations finish The site will be on a tract north of El Paso adjoining Fort Bliss Federal prisoners sentenced in the Southwest for more than 30 days will be housed there The move aims to curb rising costs of keeping federal prisoners in county jails funding to be reimbursed by the government
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EL Paso
Texas
INS
United States
Scott A. White
Coutins
Wale
Iaid
Fort Bes
el Vaso
White
Lampasas Plans Rattlesnake Eradication Drive
Lampasas citizens form a mutual cooperation to exterminate venomous rattlesnakes. A $1 membership and 85 cents per head bounty are offered. an extra 60 cents each for every additional snake. The effort aims to purge the county precinct of snakes. In Venus, jail doors open for inspection as the new structure welcomed visitors with sheriff guidance.
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Wanatiachle
Venus
Fnis County Jnr
City council begins bay front improvement plan
Toras, July 12. The city council ordered a preliminary estimate on a 100 foot wide bay front improvement east of Water Street. The plan would run along the waterfront from the port to the city boundary, widening streets and providing boulevards and park spaces for business and residential use while easing access for property owners.
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Water Street
Mexican-American claims commission to meet in Mexico City
The Mexican-American general claims commission will convene in Mexico City next August after talks with Mexican ambassador H Don Manuel C Tellez. The American member is 49 Wreterick Nielson at the state department. Mexican representatives include Fernando Gonzales Hod and Dr Loreno Alfazo as the neutral member.
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Talstraal Service
Washington, D.C
General Claims Commission
Mexico City
State Department
H. Don Manuel C. Tellez
Tlme
Commission
Washington
Special Claims Commission
Mestco
Morrow
Caa
Wreterick Nielson
Wernando Gonzales Hod
Mexico
Lornelo Alfazo
Pancom
Mosquitoes Fail as Press Agents in Austin Campaign
In Austin on July 12 city health officials launched a campaign to rid the city of mosquitoes and curb breeding sites. The plan targets homes and warehouses with daily notices and intensified inspections as part of a broad effort to reduce bites and prevent disease.
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Austin
Texas
Lindregston
E. O. Cajuene
Trental
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Father Slavs Aa Mercy Agt
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Tres
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