Roosevelt and Owen Young Confer on Economic Policy
In Hyde Park a lengthy conference between Governor Roosevelt and Owen D. Young focused on the U.S. and international economy, reparations, and possible debt cancellation. Roosevelt said they discussed the economy, planned frequent future meetings, and considered the railroads and broader Democratic platform.
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Hyde Park
America
Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Young
van Hornesville
N.Y
Mr. Young
Lausanne
Sdhis
Roosevel
W. Averill Harriman
Union Pacific
Greta Garbo Heads to Sweden for European Visit
Greta Garbo begins a trip back to Sweden boarding a San Bernardino liner bound for New York. After a week in New York she will sail for Europe aboard a steamer, with details of her plans remaining secret.
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Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Sweden
San Bernardino
New York
Monay
Breden
Europe
Borah Pushes World Recovery Through Debt Plan
Senator Borah urged a complete restructuring of war debts and a world conference to restore Europe’s economy. He warned against partial plans and said reductions without clear success would fail to revive employment, wheat and cotton markets, or U.S. business confidence. He favored using debt terms to back a feasible recovery strategy.
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Dawes
Lather
Europe
United States
Borah
Khien
Boreh
Waleh
Telegraph used to produce milk in Florida experiment
In Gainesville Florida a milk producing setup at the Florida Experiment Station used a telegraph ticker connected to a pulsed solenoid to simulate the shaker action. Johnny Wilton an electrician from New York wired the device to operate the milk pump when the vibrator broke.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida Experiment Station
New York
Johnny Wilton
North Shore Art Society opens tenth annual summer show
East Gloucester Massachusetts July exhibit features over 400 paintings in oil and water color and drawings etchings. Works hung in a converted diary space, shown by Northern Shore artists and members, with visitors welcomed to view the collection at the North Shore Art Society venue in East Gloucester.
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East Gloucester
Masa
North Shore
AMS Na Rocinon
Raat Gloucester
Iemesectad
Paraguay seeks neutral probe in Gran Chaco crisis
Foreign Minister Higinio Arbo said Paraguay was ready to submit to a neutral inquiry to show Bolivia provoked the crisis. Paraguay mobilized forces and gathered supplies in the Chaco while livestock breeders offered steers to feed troops if needed.
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Asingion
Paraguay
Higinio Arbo
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Chaco
Stork to Change Evangelist's Title to Grandma
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton will become a grandmother within a few months. Rolfe McPherson, 20, son of Mrs McPherson-Hutton, and his wife Lorna Der expect a child soon. A stork shower is planned by Mrs McPherson's friends. Snow Bjster McPherson Hutton could not attend due to illness at Moorish castle in Elsinore.
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Aimee
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Rolfe Mcpherson
MecPherson-Hutton
Lorna der
Reading Popular Sport in Russia
Chicago July 24 2018 Dr Douglas Waples of the University of Chicago reports from Moscow that residents of radical countries read more than people in conservative nations. He notes streetcar access and bank shops are hard to obtain in Moscow.
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Russia
Chicago
Moscow
Douglas Waples
University of Chicago
Uwake
Prisoners in City Jail Allowed to Vote
Miami officials report prisoners in the city jail may vote if they meet qualification rules as stated by Judge Ben Willard. The judge’s ruling clarifies voter eligibility for inmates awaiting or serving sentences in relation to municipal elections.
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Miami
Fla
Ben Willard
Wile Sard
Death of Zachary Reynolds to be referred to grand jury
The mysterious death of heir Zachary Smith Reynolds with a $16 000 000 inheritance is set for grand jury consideration in Winston Salem. Sheriff Booth gathered new evidence and consulted Roanoke officials about bloody fingerprints on the bathroom door, with experts asserting the prints matched someone in the Reynolds household.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
CINE
Zachary Smith Reynolds
Grand Jury
Bheri Tranton Booth
Nia
Roanoke
Robert C. Johnson
Itentification Bureau
Young Reynolds
Livby Holman Reynolds
International
Uta Johnson
Porcupine and Snake Stage Fatal Duel Near Longmont
In Bouth St. Vrain west of Longmont a porcupine and a snake fought a deadly encounter. The porcupine reportedly pierced the reptile’s vital area as fangs sank into the prey, ending the struggle.
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Longmont
Tinsi
Loreen & Ratthawake
Hank
Bouth St. Vrain
Fire Damages Cut Rate Furniture Store
A fire at 2:30 p.m. Saturday damaged about 100 of the Cut Rate Furniture Company at 602 South Proar atrent. Manager O Blaenberg, who was nearby, said the blaze likely started in a car room and spread to adjacent areas.
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Cut Rate Furniture Company
South Proar Atrent
O. Blaenberg
Borah Refuses Apology Over Memphis Red Cross Charge
Senator Borah of Idaho refused to apologize after two letters charged Tennessee Democrat E H Crump and his Memphis political machine with distributing Red Cross Hour in exchange for support. Borah said the public charges were grounded and that someone was harming hungry people. The Red Cross is investigating the matter.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico weighs 700000 ton navy plan approval
Mexico considers a five year naval build up to add cruisers transports cutters and hydro planes for coast patrols including waters off lower California fishery banks. President Ortiz Rubio to decide on war ministry proposal submitted today.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
War Ministry
Republic
Mexican
California
Brazil Recognizes Chile Government
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil formally recognized the Chilean government today. The move follows the establishment of a new administration in Chile, with officials awaiting broader regional reaction to the shift in leadership.
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Brazil
Chile
Rio DE Taneiro
Brac
Hitler Seen Behind Von Papen Actions in Germany
Berlin July 23. Disarmed Socialists and Democrats claim Adolf Hitler is pressing Chancellor Von Papen in Germany. Von Papen seeks unity against Communism, while Hitler’s supporters predict his rule after July 21 elections.
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Adolf Hitler
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Germany
von Fapen
Stuttgart
Hitler
Volkszeltung
Reichatag
Rust
Hitlertte
Holeminden
Adolf Alter Alotte
Dennuty Ailkens
Holaminden
Herslin
Trio Held as Bank Robbery Suspects in Talant Texas
Three men were arrested and held in jail tonight as suspects in the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Talant robbery yesterday. Ladonia officials were expected to drive to the jail tomorrow to view the suspects.
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Tyler
Texas
Bank of Talent
Hank
Ladonia
Co-Ed Murder Victim Alleged in WaDasha Letter
A WaDasha letter claiming Aggie Stevens of the University of Minnesota was murdered circulated to Winona papers. Stevens body was found in her car near the Zumbro River in Lake City with a coroner ruling death by self harm. the letter, signed by WaDasha, questioned the suicide verdict and urged readers to seek trouble.
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Minn
Tina
Seeijng
Winona
Agnea Stevens
Boston
University of Minnesota
Stevene
Zumbro River
Leke City
Aggie Stevens
Jeter
Crank
Steel Mill to Open for Business in Tulsa
Tulsa July 2 11NS More than a hundred men will be hired when the Band Borings Steel mill reopens after closure. Plate and bar steel products reinforcing and merchant structural shapes are manufactured from scrap iron from old fields. L W Conroy vice president and general manager of the Tyla Steel Company said road building programs in the southwest offer a large potential outlet and predicted permanent operation of the mill.
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Tulsa
Ollo
Band Borings
L. W. Conroy
Tyla Steel Company, Inc
Aan Springs
Southwest
U S Agent Grills Lottery Suspects
Federal Justice Department agent L Geraghty arrived to question C E True 55 and Haskell Shomston 25 of Kansas City about lottery charges. They were arrested Wednesday in Longmont after many lottery tickets were found in their car. They are believed to be wanted in an unspecified place for operating bogus lotteries.
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Boulueh
Cole
ENS
L. Geraghty
Federal Department of Justice
C. E. True
Haskell ‘Shomston
Kansas City
Freight Loadings Show Large Increase After Holiday
Freight loadings for the week ended July 16 reached 50 cars, up 87,144 from the prior week when activity dropped due to the Fourth of July observance, according to government figures filed in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Home Loan Bank System Reveals Regional Bank Plan
President Hoover backs a system of eight to twelve regional home loan banks with at least 9 million dollars capital each and total stock up to 225 million dollars to be financed via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. San Antonio vies for one of the banks with Seguin and Harlingen also mentioned as possible locations.
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INBI
Hoover
Conarene
Generel Board
Tach
Treasury
Ban Antonio
Herbert Hooves
San Antonio
Porter Whaley
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Whaley
Walter McAlister
Antonio
Seguin
Harlingen
Dallas
Federal Reserve Bank
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