Hindenberg's Rhine Visit Ends in Defeat Staged
Berlin reports President Paul von Hindenburg, amid a temporary dictatorship, faces political humiliation as a ceremonial wine goblet scene marks his downfall. Crowds cheer slogans while parliament postpones elections to December 14 amid fears of violent clashes and new emergency decrees.
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Dolermd Verbe
Berlin
Paul von Rindeeburg
Germany
Bpeyer
Maineland
von Findenburg
Prosylon
First Australian Caterpillar Club Honor Earned
The text notes Pilot Officer WG Roe of the Royal Australian Air Force saved his life with a parachute after a plane collapsed in midflight. This makes him the first Australian member of the Caterpillar Club.
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Barracu
Daly
Irving Ade Chute Company, Incorporated
Wg, Roe
Rosai
Mie Force
Oyler
Hae
Caterpillar Club
J F Hair Seeks Safer Eco Deposit System for Banks
J F Hair, a Texas candidate, advocates a safer eco deposit system and enforcement of law. He cites bank insider failures harming depositors, widows, and orphans, and argues for fair charges, agricultural support, and public accountability in state offices.
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Bank& Am
Hitler Life's
Texas
Bankera
Leoesa
Lawa
Tell County
San Antonio
Mears Aims To Beat Graf Zeppelin Record Flight
John Henry Mears, famed globe girdler, plans a 426 hp Lockheed Vega attempt to beat Graf Zeppelin's mark. The aircraft will be de-nilotized by Henry I. Brown, and a short wave radio installed in the cabin will relay transmissions to the world.
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John Henry Mears
Graf Zep
Mar
Henry I. Brown
Mears
Heat records fall as Midwest heat lingers
A weather bulletin notes extreme heat across the region with many cities reporting 100 degree temperatures or higher. Winds off Lake Michigan bring a touch of relief tonight but temperatures are forecast to remain hot through Sunday into Monday with cooler air expected in the far north later.
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Michigan
Chicago
Eeperlein Depreea
Biindelpnlg
Washington
Cairo
Ue Ia
Vearth
Fed
Myer
Din
Kan
Wes Sfuinta
Gils
iSam
Kanana City
Krotub
Loin
Ae North Neb
Sennsh City
Tob
St. Louis
Wichita
Whoonis
Ariz
Fort Waynry
New York Heat Sets New Record
New York baked under record heat with temperatures near 106 degrees at 1 pm and widespread extremes along the Atlantic seaboard. Crowds fled to beaches and resorts as Coney Island filled, while the nation logged hundreds of heat related deaths over recent days.
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Prem Geerice
New York
Weather Bureau
al Iantie Seaboard
Rocky Mountsine
Nobaulia
No Relief for Drought Seen Universally?
Washington officials warned of no relief from a record drought across Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Virginia, and nearby states. The drought, in place for eight months in some areas, brought severe shortages of rainfall and water, with projections of continuing dryness and impacts on rivers and reservoirs. Wisconsin hatcheries, by contrast, expect to stock waters with over 201,000 fish for the season, including stocked walleye and brook trout, totaling more than 542,000 across 14 hatcheries.
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Washington
Kentucky
Virginia
Ohio
Maculaml
Iowa
Kansas
Texas
Tennessee
Messanippi
Aldama
Atlansas
Mi i
South Dakota
Nebraska
Osle
Weather Bureau
Madiron
Wis
Wirconsin
Infants Swapped at Englewood Hospital Mystery Deepens
In Chicago on June 30 two newborns were exchanged at Englewood Hospital. Mothers Mrs. William Watkins and Mrs. Charles Vamberger claim the other boy was taken home. Health officials consider blood types and pigment tests to identify the correct infant.
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Piereseevee
Omicago
Englewood Hospital
Nurscs
Watkins
Namberger
Fatal Eden Fruit Not Apple at All Revealed
The article argues the forbidden fruit was not the apple but a pinecone, misinterpreted in ancient lore. Nielsen cites Danish writer Poltiden and traces the myth back to early biblical times, linking the tale to Eden and Adam and Eve.
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Anl
Bitlef Nielsen
Politiden
Eadiell Peri
Enon
Niilsan
Adam
Marseilles Mayor Urges Cleanliness Campaign
Marseilles mayor launches hygienic improvement campaign to make the city one of the healthiest and cleanest waterfronts. Aimed at waterfront cleanliness, he orders a general effort and committee work to implement reforms and boost civic sanitary standards.
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Marseilles
Uehn
Cammitteen
Alnua
Moirseilies
Sweden and Australia linked by new telephone line
GOVETRRONG Sweden announces opening of a telephone communication line between Sepien c and Australia. All Swedish stations connected with the new line. Calls on the Australian continent include Melbourne and Sydney endpoints.
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Sweden
Australia
Govetrrong
Uly If
Ennarty Depot Ibraggh
Melbourne
Sydney
U S Imports Fall to Lowest June Figure in Five Years
Washington reports that under a new tariff act imports into the United States declined to the lowest June level in five years. The Commerce Department released the figures this month, showing a sharp drop in overall import value and signaling potential economic impact.
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U.S
Wamiington
D.C
Inde Iesa
Imparta
United States
Department of Rommeres
Cleveland Police Department Shakeup Over Traffic Inefficiency
City officials in ELAN Ohio order a traffic department shakeup at the Cleveland Police Department amid complaints of inefficiency. Councilman Emit Rebechrk leads the governance push, citing delays and mismanagement in traffic enforcement and road safety duties. The move aims to restore public confidence and streamline operations.
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Cleveland Police Department
Elan
Ohio
Meat immunity via protein symbiosis proposed by Stanford professor
July 19 KEW YODA Dr W H MacWaring of Stanford University discusses a new concept called protein symbiosis. He asserts that proteins from cow, sheep, chickens and other birds can intermarry with human proteins, forming an interspecies immune potential. This could lead to vaccines or immunity strategies beyond traditional serums.
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Br Uulgeras Service
Kew
Magle
VW. H. Mac- Waring
Stanford University
California
Manwaying Cailx
O Ur
Maurwaring
Manwarling
Mailer
Unclear fragment hints lecture on morality and freedom
Fragmentary text discusses lectures on morality and freedom, mentioning Beitlinica of Wberated and bond and a figure named Heath, with references to Lear and Brokell Mate in a likely dramatic or philosophical context.
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Tedey
Che -Son
Beatlnica
Wberated
Bond- Aken
Fer Heath
Derren Athi Souj
Ey Lear
Uroekell
Japan Sees Worst Typhoon Toll in Four Decades
In southern Japan the death toll rose as the worst typhoon in four decades caused extensive damage. Government reports indicated widespread disruption and uncertain casualty figures, with Kitusbin village of 300 reportedly affected and villages along the coast hit hard.
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Japan
Tokio
Lyochpa
Klushin
Istana
Ecliel i Inclinente
Cd Tandsiela
Kitusbin Tlapd Waa
Coste Heads for New York Hop in July Flight
Capt Diendonne Coste, French air ace, sails for New York after a seven hour test in the overhauled Uregact biplane Question Mark. Weather conditions unsettled, but Coste expressed satisfaction with the aircraft.
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Diendonne Coste
New York
Long Beach Suit Alleges City Warning on Dangerous Sidewalk
Damages of 25000 sought by Infurlee suf ferers after an injury on Market Street in North Long Beach. Plaintiff claims Charles II Neff and city of Long Beach were defendants, that the fall happened December 3 1020, and that officials knew of the sidewalk’s danger and had warned for over two months.
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Long Beach
Cal
Chneles II
Neff
Long Teach Wa
Market Street
Tohn
Warner
Hoover Cuts Budget Plan Aims for Government Savings
Washington July 19 President Hoover announced a sweeping survey of all government agencies to cut expenses and meet potential revenue losses. He cited a 209 million dollar net increase in current expenditures over last year and urged restraint without worsening unemployment.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Paina
Cotton growers set picking price in Nueces and Jim Wells
Cotton growers in Nueces and Jim Wells counties passed a picking price of six rents per pound for this season. About 100 farmers from Robstown and nearby areas participated, setting the rate during a district meeting held Friday night.
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Robstown
Jim
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