Washington July 29 War Time Plan to Restore Order
Wartime methods to persuade veterans to surrender federal property are outlined as President Hoover seeks army aid to quell rioting. Officials blame non veterans and criminals among Bonus marchers, while police report two months of tension ending in a death. District leaders urge federal troops to prevent further bloodshed.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Congress
Walter W. Waters
White House
Superintendent of Police
Mitchell
Bonus Army
George Stinault
William Hushka
Hoover Receives Threats as Veterans Evacuated
White House officials said today that due to the evacuation of the bonus seeking veterans the president received scores of telegrams overnight from Communist organizations across the country protesting against and threatening the government.
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Hoover
Washington, D. C
White House
Casualty roll grows after riot clash in Washington
The Washington riot casualty list names dozens of victims among veterans and police. Dead include William Hushka, 37, Chicago veteran. Injuries range from serious head wounds to gas exposure and burns across many cities, with officers and veterans among the injured and listed.
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D. C
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Hushka
Chirago
George Beott
John C. Hite
Eric Carlson
Oakland
Calif
John Hall
Socksville
N.C
Bert Baldwin
Horton City
Mich
Miles Swamenacek
Robert Floyd
John Winters
Samuel H. Hartung
Will A. Doyd
Dayton
Ohio
Herman Fox
Mountain Heart
John Wyndon
Cleveland
John Olson
Sacramento
Bernard McCoy
Chicago
Henry Prince
Otto Green
Nashville
Tenn
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Jacksonville
Fla
William K. Davis
Dewey Klats
Kansas City
Albert Martini
Fort Myer
Ewert Beard
Arthur Fibelly
Joseph F. Gleason
HA. Dawson
Allen Bradley
Richard Belfield
William Manning
Los Angeles
Francis Conley
Pennsylvania
John C. Morton
San Angelo
Texas
Earl Smith
Las Vegas
John T. Hellman
Fort Washington
Willam
Philip K. Clark
Emmett Morris
Harry Walters
John W. Pritchett
William Harmon
Francis Hoffman
Kermie Quick
William
North Carolina
R. B. Garbart
Elizabeth Newton
Dallas
George Morrow
Own Liberty
Wylie Harrell
Reading
Ernest Hardy
Robert Sandberg
New York
Herman Lay
George Shinault
William Christian
Police Official Orders Vigilance for Cleveland
Cleveland police deputy inspector Charles Nevel ordered patrolmen to guard public bulletins and maintain close watch on hardware stores and other outlets where firearms might be obtained. The move follows unrest tied to tensions between unemployed veterans and soldiers in Washington and reflects prior Cleveland disturbances in recent years.
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Cleveland
Washingon
Charles
Nevel
Eviction and Federal Troops in US History
Washington DC in July discusses use of federal troops under presidential direction for civil order. Notes on 1794 whiskey rebellion, 1921 West Virginia coal strikes, 1810 plan Weeks Ago, and 1053 54 Kansas episodes. Describes shift from martial law to civilian arrests and jury trials and historic labor unrest through 1877 1884 1906.
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Washington, D. C
West Virginia
West Virginie Wylanae
Army Corps
District of Columbia
War Department
Philadelphia
Colimbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
Department
Kansas
Chicago
San Francisco
Khaki Shirts Form Nation’s Veteran Group in 1930s
Washington dispatch reports Walter Waters plans a new veteran organization named the Khaki Shirts after the Bonus Army eviction. Headquarters eyed at Johnstown Pennsylvania with aims to imitate Germany’s Gray Shirts and Italy’s Black Shirts to challenge moneyed interests. Johnstown’s mayor invites Doak Carter and the veterans, promising support if they move their base there.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Bonus Army
Walter W. Waters
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Johnstown
Waters
Camp Parks
Germany
Italy
Vets Expected to Establish Camps in Larger Cities
CHICAGO July 4. Many bonus marchers driven from Washington may form encampments in Chicago, said H. H. Hough chairing the Chicago reef unit of the B E F. He noted officials anticipate a veterans encampment here with a temporary camp in Johnstown Pennsylvania likely remaining national B E F headquarters while subsidiary camps sprout in major cities nationwide.
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B. E. FP
Purification Ad Promises Health Through Colotabs
An advertiser urges readers to purify the entire system with Colotabs to combat chronic ailments. The copy claims purification stimulates the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and offers trial and family packages priced at 10 cents and 260.
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AML
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