It's Not in Washington A City of Spirits and Rivers
In Washington heat binds workers, with Hoover’s summer stay and a Boulder dam project plan. Prohibition mood shifts to a safer town life as riverbank towns face rising flood threats. A New York tragedy precedes questions on life and travel beyond Europe. Corning Missouri faces rapid Missouri River erosion endangering homes.
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Washington
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Nevada
Iswa Dadle Bem
Weather Forecast Messy: Southwest U.S. and Plains Outlook
Fragmented forecast notes describe windy conditions and mixed clouds from Oklahoma to Texas and New Mexico. Mentions of temperatures near 68 degrees and possible storm activity with south to southwest winds, variable speeds, gusts, and scattered thunderstorms.
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Oklabama
Oklahome
Texas
Oklahoma
Ponthy
Terral
Auld
Tewan
Second Day of Walkout Impacts Lancashire Mills
Manchester July 30. About half a million Lancashire strike workers enter a second day idle over a 12 1 2 percent wage cut imposed Saturday. Mills open for those who wish to work, with some few thousand operatives resuming routine in water-reduction areas. Unions cover roughly 150 000 non-striking workers with unemployment wages. overall, many nonmembers may seek relief. Wages for unionists range from $1.02 weekly for young girls to $4.80 for men in cardrooms, and from $1.04 to $0.00 for spinning operatives, plus family allowances. Nonunion workers not yet in union ranks may seek public aid.
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Manchester
England
Lancashire
Atrikera
Amon Q
Gilda
JT Eliilinen
Pay Up or Quit Delinquents In City 3 Face Suspension
More than 100 delinquent taxpayers in City 3 faced termination Tuesday as Mayor C. G. M. Chambers demanded payment or resignation. Fire and police departments reported dozens owing taxes, with 11 suspended so far. Delinquents include a police captain and a fire captain. 21 owed from the Park Forest area, and the mayor himself has two delinquencies.
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CG. M. Chambers
Tax Department
Dssensor
Chambers
Fire and Police Departments
Phil Wright
Wos
Wright
Plans Seconn Cieck
Fark
Jacob Rubiola
Chicago Exchange and Trade Board Discuss Merging
The Tribune reports a secret meeting between leaders of the Chicago stock exchange and the board of trade to resolve a dispute over the board of trade adding securities in September. A merger was proposed again, with Arthur F. Lindley and Robert Fischer named to form a joint committee to clear up misunderstandings.
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Tribune Today
Feaders
Chicago Stock Exchange
Board of Trade
Tribune
Stock Exchange
Arthur F. Lindley
Robert Fischer
The
Opera Star Lucchese Visits Parents in San Antonio
San Antonio audiences welcome internationally known opera prima donna Josephine Lucchese visiting her parents with husband Maj. Adolfo Caruso. She just finished five weeks of opera in Cincinnati and plans a Corpus Christi stay, with two guest appearances in Asheville, North Carolina in the final week of August.
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Josephine Lucehese
San Antonio
Maj
Adolfo Caruso
Mme
Ticehese
Cincinnati
Corpus Christi
Asheville
N. C
Volcano destroys village on Wuong island in Tonga group
Hiueh consul in Suva reports a volcanic eruption on Wuong island destroying the village of Futu. No lives lost but islanders are left destitute. The alert came from Tonga group authorities with officials noting widespread damage and displacement.
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Suva
Fiji
Telanda
Hiueh
Tonga
Wuong
Futu
Leary's Final Attempt To Stay Death Verdict Decided
Proceedings in Austin will determine one of three legal moves to delay Leary's execution for the murder of Dr. J A Ramsey. San Antonio attorney KB Simmons leads a team including W Wolford and Mack Gates to file a writ of injunction or other relief to pause the death penalty after Georgetown sanity hearings. Execution is expected to stay pending further mental observation.
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Austin
KB. Simmons
San Antonio
Simmons
Wolford
Tay- Joe
Mack Gates
Flintsville
Georgetown
Leahy
Simmons Ther
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Huntsville
Sueshy
Simmons Saij
George Tenn
Leahy Vice
J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
Leeby
Pilots Told They Must Land In Endurance Flight
St Louis Tobin, piloted by Dale Jackson and Forest O’Trine, had flown 418 hours at 7:17 p.m. Central time when Maj William Robertson ordered them to land today. The endurance flight, sponsored by Curtis Robertson Airglang Man, continued on its eighteenth day with repairs noted and spirits high despite a weary motor.
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Central Standard
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Forest O'Trine
Maj
William Robertson
Uxht
Dom
William B. Robertson
Curtis-Robertson Airglang Man Uroducing Company
Thule
Jackson and Forest
Brine
Fiers
Tle
Jackson
C. Raz Wassall
Warsall
Flight News Breaks All Records in St. Louis
Universal Service reports St. Louis field flights breaking city records with coverage eclipsing recent events. The story notes journalists filing 10 000 to 32 000 words daily as coverage expands from the Lindy trans Atlantic flight to the 1927 tornado and global events.
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Universal Service
LAMBERT + St. LOUIS FIELD
St. Louis-Robin
Cor
Hart Schaffner Robbed of Coats Valued at $20,000
Chicago July 30 four bandits assailed Hart Schaffner and Marx company stock of outerwear intended for winter, tied up a guard, and selected coats before loading loot into a truck, netting an estimated twenty thousand dollars in losses.
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Upivcepel Serries
Chicago
Gangland
Hart Schafner and Marx Company
Banity
West Side
Snook Trial Waits on Picking of Last Juror
In Columbus Ohio the Snook murder trial paused as 10 men and 8 women sat in theory seats with seat 11 vacant. Questions to SF salesmen continued. Testimony not slated to begin before tomorrow due to entrenched opinions on jurors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toro—Iis
Hleven
James H. Snook
Alayer
Thesra Mix
Ohio State University
Weather to hold steady for two days in Texas
Meteorologist J H Jar bee says Tuesday and Wednesday will bring little change in temperature with no rain and few clouds. Texas totals show Port Arthur at 2.80 inches, El Paso 3.42 inches, and Galveston a light tenth of an inch.
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Texas
Port Arthur
el Paso
Galveston
Mussolini’s Birthday Quietly Spent with Family
Italian leader Mussolini marked his forty sixth birthday with family at Piccose Indy 900 Premier Stuskollnt, as learned today. The report notes a low profile celebration and accompanying photographs from the event hub.
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Mussolini
Stuskollnt
Passengers survive Katy train crash near South Presa street
A Katy Texas train from earth bound No. 5 diverted to avoid a derailed Southern Pacific switch engine at South Presa street. T. R. Tuller flagged the approaching express, saving passengers as the two engines collided. Engineer Chowning leaped clear, injuring a leg, while Katy engine Gauna at the throttle stayed on track with no injuries aboard. Hundreds watched as wrecking crews moved in and passengers were transported home.
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T. R. Tuller
Southern Pacific
South Pres Street
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Waco
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Tuller
South Presa Street
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C. Eellerett
S.A. Cain
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