Wright charges of wife and partner in dissolute conduct case
In Santa Cruz, July 10, 1929, Lissil Wright and Olga Milanoff face preliminary hearings in August on charges of land and dissolute conduct. The pair, through their attorney, pleaded not guilty and declined to reveal their whereabouts. Miriam Nort Weight, estranged wife of the architect, is involved in the interior divorce decree proceedings, with Wrightseparation progressing but not finalized.
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Sandizgo
Cal
Tagk Lissil Wright
Mrchirect
Olga Milanoff
Monteace de Dancer
Turkish Officers Slain While Accused of Bandit Roles
A Daily Mail dispatch reports Turkish officers at Amgena and Nihad y were shot to death by a motorist who believed the garrison men were bandits pursued by police. The motorist fired at the cars as they sped to his post on the outskirts of the city.
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London
Fly 17
lFx
Ail Today
Mero
Anthaenlic Thwid Brings Results for Skin Relief
An unclear ad-like text promises relief from pimples and rashes with a product called D.D. ta heatns tremente. It touts soothing skin and quick relief, claiming to clear staining and reduce irritation, urging a trial at nearby stores.
Suffering of 43 Years Ends After Stomach Trouble Cure
A patient recounts long illness with stomach distress and weight loss at 52 Oxford Street Worcester. She credits a tonic called Pant Tuleo for stomach relief and renewed appetite, noting dramatic improvement in health and energy after treatment. The narrative mentions public endorsements and nearby shops offering the remedy.
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Worcester
Mase
Ian
Smith Advised To Master Race In Nomination Debate
July 17 report notes Governor Al Smith weighing timing of a notification before or after Herbert Hoover’s Republican acceptance. Advisors split between delaying to field Republican arguments and using the moment to present views on prohibition and farm relief. Smith plans limited campaign appearances and may stay at the executive mansion or seek nearby retreats while awaiting the keynote speech preparations.
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BN. Yp
Inex
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Telfone
Natanip
Adirondiarks
White Mountaing
New
Trnmorhire
Cremony
Donografic
Chamber Fleets Same Officers Reelects Wade in Texas
At a West Texas Chamber of Commerce directors meeting in Coleman Homer Wade was reelected manager at a 310000 yearly salary with full endorsement for the current staff. The board kept Th My Whittaker as agricultural and exhibit manager Frank Meanet as cold representative A Z Adair as oil and gas bureau manager E W Whitte head as publicity manager and W A Mawkett as traffic manager with no changes.
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Coleman
Tex
West Texas Chamber of Carameron
Homer Wade
Th. My Whittaker
Frank Meanet
A. Z. Adair
Oil and Gas Bureau
E. UW. Whittehead
W. A. Mawkett
Roads May Handle Express Business
An early July note reports express road dealings and potential changes in freight routes as rail interests expand. It mentions a July acquisition, agency actions, and evolving transportation arrangements affecting the midway cannons and future operations.
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New Yomer
Midway
Buatiness
Ulin
Asnness Transportation
Hoover Campaign Set on Prosperity and Management
President Coolidge and Hoover prepare a brisk electoral push on two core planks prosperity and competent government. At a Coolidge White House meeting they planned Aug 12 remarks at Stanford Palo Alto and New York City speeches to rally Republican support. The Hoover team will emphasize active campaigning with high GOP officials and Mrs Hoover joining the westward journey after a seaside rest.
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W. K. Hutchinson
Cedam Island Lodge
Wiss
Coolidge
Unis
White House
Charles G. Dawea
Levdera
Wangtun
Alquver
Leland Sumford
Palo Alto
Col
Snohkermen
Hoover
L'resi- Meul
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Hoovers
Iain Alte
Duluth
Mr. Coolidge
Straw vote returns in San Antonio presidential race
The Light reports unofficial straw vote results from San Antonio showing sentiment for two presidential hopefuls, Smith and Lorbert Hooper. Final results to be announced tomorrow with figures to be included in the forthcoming edition.
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Light Concern
San Antonio
Smith
Lorbert Hooper
AML
Theater hero dies fighting flames at crowded venue
Guy Metcalfe, 54, of 3479 Booth Flarey street, attempted to smother burning film in the Plastex theater projection room last Friday. He jumped from a second floor window to escape the blaze, was hospitalized at Robert B Green, and died after a losing battle. The theater and adjacent mezzanine were destroyed by fire.
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Guy Metcalfe
Tuesias
Metenife
Will Lames
Robert B. Green Hospital
Macedonian Chief Assassinations Linked to Internal Feud
Bulgarian press dispatches from Sofia report the alleged assassination of Tyon Michailoff, longtime leader of the Macedonian revolutionary movement, amid internal quarrels within the organization. The killings follow the death of General Prologopherov, tied by some to the same power struggle.
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Po-Hgka
Tyon Michailoff
Sofia
Alexander Tratagoherov
Ane Melion
Prologoherov
Bicycle License Drive Ordered by 8.A. Detective
Detective A Goodman announced a bicycle license drive to enforce licensing for all riders. Escorts of persons failing to license hinder the investigations of the police department when seeking stolen wheels. fines may range from one to fifty dollars for noncompliance.
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8.A. Detective
A. Goodman
State Renews Ad Valorem Tax Rate at 22 Cents
AUSLIN July 1 UPI The state ad valorem tax rate for revenue purposes was set by the tax board for this year at 22 cents on the $100, three cents less than the previous rate.
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UPI
State Mutamatic Tax Board
Rescue mission under way for Amundsen party in Arctic Waters
AUSOIA orders new rescue mission as Krassin pounds toward Advent Bay with seven crew rescued from ice and nine from Thy. crude Russian ice breather Muli glu moves to Mako in northern waters under direct instruction. Malikin search area near King Karl's land twenty miles east of Northenet Band reports heavy fog and gale.
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Advent Bay
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Uwe Rescue
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Chukhnavsky
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Senech
Eccoml
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Maligin
King
Karl
Colleague Quotes Malmgren Criticism During Expedition Reports
Moscow interview excerpts reveal survivor Valin recalling Dr Finn Malmgren criticizing mismanagement. Companions dispute Berated crew and expeitition. Lehouick, a Slovak meteorologist, was saved by a Russian ice-breaker after the crash. Malmgren’s critique centers on delayed rescue and control failures.
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Neyespapee Tevestin
Ula Iblisher
Peatexear I
Melamne
Finn Malmzren
Ubey
Malm
Iis
Enuuers
Lehouick
Raisia
Tavestin
Neeresy
Atlio Sleen
Nineteen Men Including Baronet Held for Cockfighting
Nineteen men including a baronet were freed by court on charges of cockfighting, a royal sport outlawed since 1819. Sir Dom Buchanan Jardine, race horse owner, was among those freed or fined. The event occurred at a fort where a tarred ring and boats surrounded the area.
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Hoseath
Eni
Dom Buchanan Jardine
On Stud
Assail Rule in Walker Probe Targets City Corruption
New York petition from Governor Smilin seeks investigation of Mayor Walker over municipal affairs and political corruption. Eleven named allegations include staff bribery payroll graft and alleged patronage in the Bronx and other boroughs. Mentioned are William B. Kenner and a $200,000 expense for hosting guests.
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New York
Walker
Smilin
Uy Wueongs
Payron Puldinig
Sigiplige
William B. Kenner
Banker Named to Governor's Staff
Alel Traylor, president of the Wiest imml bank of Chicago, has been appointed aldede-ramyp with the rank of colonel on the staff of Governor Pom J. Sampson of Tentucky.
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Chicago
Alel Traylor
Wiestimml Bank of Chicago
Aldede-Ramyp
Cgovernor Pom
178 Bandits Surrender in Nicaragua Reported
Washington reports that 174 Nicaraguan bandits surrendered at Sumetn, as relayed by Rear Admiral Garid F. Sellers commander of the special naval squadron in Nicaraguan waters. The surrender was dated July 15 and carries Navy confirmation.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Sumetn
Uarid F. Sellers
Nicaraguan
Parade in Warrow prompts patriotism flare in Belgium
In Louvaty Belgium July 17 1049 a parade of war victims spurred a patriotic display that led Edmond Morcen to vandalize the rector’s library area at Louisala University. Morcen wrecked a balustrade, reduced barriers, and, armed with a small hammer, threatened nearby workers as police watched.
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Belgium
Edmond Morcen
Lousala University
Morren
Flewish Construction
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