Red evidence eyed in Washington bonus riot probe
Federal and local authorities pursue a sweeping investigation into the bonus riots, focusing on Communist elements as instigators. Seventeen detainees linked to radical groups face possible deportation, while more than a thousand are escorted toward state lines and uncertainty.
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Washington, D.C
Grand Jury
Bonus
Pallee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rede
Department of Justice and Immigration
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J.T. Ford
Maryland
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City taxes and water rates cut in Vicksburg
Mayor J. C. Hamilton and the city board announced a 71 2 mill reduction in city taxes and water rates in Vicksburg Mississippi on July 30. The move aims to ease local cost of living and spur business growth as residents react to the tax relief measure.
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Vicksburg
Miss
J. C. Hamilton
President Hoover cited in defense of civil order in Washington
Beside the Point editorial condemns Hoover for labeling the Washington veterans mob rule while praising moderation. It questions the sudden switch to troops, cites General MacArthur’s dramatic warnings, and argues the actions endangered civil institutions, calling the portrayal of veterans as insurrectionists a falsehood.
County Clerk lays off ten workers amid losses
Ten employees of County Clerk Jack R. Burks were laid off due to bad business conditions. Five married women, four single women, and one married man were affected. Names were not released as Burks plans a return-to-work plan for some in September, with ten more to be cut. July income fell short of Harwell. five laid off worked half time earning 2.00 per month, the other five 2. per month. In Fort Worth a 48 year old woman attempted suicide at a lake bridge but was rescued by guard Ernest Beasley after jumping in and drifting, saying she could not swim until she left the waiter. She stayed afloat until a speedboat arrived. Hospital later reported no serious injuries.
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Jack RK. Burks
Mar Burke
Monly
Wwerr
Fort Worth
Ernest Berakley
Lake World
Hine Mile
Beasley
Veterans encamped in private park near Johnstown
Veterans from the bonus army occupy a private park near Johnstown, with state police urging them to return home as crowds and business leaders clash over the encampment. Dozens of mass meetings protest Mayor McCloskey and demand action, while Walter Waters may be summoned to decide on next steps.
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Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Washington
McCloskey
Desk Carter
Walter W.waters
Mass Mertings
Waters
Doak
National
Dan A. Scrnuble
Eddie
All Troops Leave Capital After Bonus Army Evacuation
The U S Army evacuated the District of Columbia ending a 45 hour occupation as bonus marchers were driven from five camps to Forts across the Potomac. Police and militia cleared routes, many marchers headed toward Jonestown Pennsylvania while the Red Cross aided with transport and relief funds. The operation moved orderly after police assumed control.
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Washington
D. C
INS
United States Army
Bonus
District of Columbia
Jonestown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
American Red Cross
Leader Watches Riot Complacently During Vet Speech
A leader who urged veterans to evacuate government buildings was booed by the left wing of the group. He did not take part in the fighting and stood apart as the riot unfolded.
Hoover arrives at Rapidan guarded by state police
Hoover parade arrives in Rapidan Virginia after three years of camp Wea opening. State police lead early patrols and outriders clear roads for the presidential party. Constabulary stay vigilant for straggling veterans as the President passes through amid security patrols.
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Rapidan
Wea
Hoover
Higinia
Trafic
McAdoo Campaign for Senate Opens in August Primary
The campaign of Willan Gibbs McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury under President Wilson, for the Democratic nomination for United States senator at the August primary election, was opened today.
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McAdoo
Senate
Francisgo
Willan Gibbs McAdoo
McKellar attacks troop call to eject veterans from camps
Senator McKellar of Tennessee denounces the presidents action calling out the army to move veterans from their camps in Anacostia Washington July 30. He says the measure was unnecessary and cruel, condemning the burning of lists and the forced ejection from camps that the government did not need for any purpose.
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Washington, D. C
Senator McKellar
Tennifer
McKellac
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anacostia
Veterans Readied to March on Washington for Bonus
In Washington, a group of 45 veterans led by C. B. Collins of Cleveland encamped here preparing to march to the national capital. They say they will demand their bonus despite opposition and critique reactions by employers and government.
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Washington
C. B. Collins
Cleveland
National
Ger
Collins
Men Promoting Bonus Fight Drive Seek Recruits
Recruiting agents of the bonus expeditionary forces in New York called for men and funds to support the cash bonus push. Led by shell shocked veteran William Lustgarten and George Brady of Dallas, Texas, the effort aimed to rally for another march on Washington under Walter W. Waters.
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JINS
William Lustgarten
George Brady
Dallas
Texas
Walter W. Waters
Washington
Fragmented OCR News Item With Names and Places
An OCR dump lists multiple names, dates, and places in a garbled sequence. It mentions January related events, various locations and individuals, and scattered references to races, meetings, and promotions. The text remains unclear but preserves several proper nouns and event fragments.
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