Brazil Troops Battle Rebels Near Sao Paulo
Reports from Rio de Janeiro say Brazilian federal forces shell the rebel positions along the Santos-Sao Paulo highway and in the Luz area as fighting intensifies. Civilians report casualties in Sao Paulo and nearby towns amid martial law and censorship.
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Luz
Lao City
Santa Ana
Avenida Paulista
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Santos-Sao Paulo
Luzbar
Rilo
Santos
Sao T'aulo
de Noronha
Cap L
Indido Mariano Pamplona
Police Nab Five in City Liquor Raids and Destruction
A series of Saturday and last night raids led to five arrests for liquor nuisance violations. Authorities seized more than 50 gallons of liquor and 15 gallons of mash, plus paraphernalia. Homes listed include Dave and Mrs. Baker, A J Chasse, Haddox, Alma Johnson, and Fred Johnson.
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Dave Baker
Virginia Street
A. J. Chasse
Market Street
B. M. Haddox
Prairie Street
Haddox
Purity Squad
Alma Johnson
West Seventh Street
Fred Johnson
Frank Wheelock
R. J. Hart
Five States in Path of Uncontrolled Forest Fires
San Francisco July 12 fires raged across California Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana with near one million dollars in losses far above average. A Tahoe National Forest blaze in high grade timber went out of control after a daybreak wind while Santa Barbara and Lassen districts faced renewed outbreaks. Firefighting crews fought brush timber and virgin timber fires with shovels plows and trenches as water grew scarce. Air support aided Santa Barbara efforts and several resorts were saved though two lives were lost and 9 000 acres burned with over 1 009 000 acres closed to civilians and permits required.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Monetana
Pacific Coast
Forest Hills Divide
Tahoe National Forest
Elizabeth Lake
Santa Barbara Forest
Bull Run Basin
Sequoia National Forest
Greenhorn Mountain
Yuba Pass
Burney Creek
Lassen Forest
Scion of Holland Wealth Takes Job to Win U S Girl
Henri van Zwanen, a 21 year old heir to a meat packing fortune, declines a guaranteed income offer to work for 40 cents an hour in America. He hopes to win the heart of an Italian girl in Buhl by proving he can earn his own living. The tale frames his belief that happiness comes from self-reliance rather than wealth.
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Scion
Holland
U. S
Mini Rapids
Henri van Zwanen
Anulionaire
Sinclair
America
Buhl
Charity baseball game pits Klan against Knights in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on August 9 the Ku Klux Klan will play the Knights of Columbus in a charity ball game. Proceeds will go to charity with Max Brunswick a Jewish lawyer handling the funds and Claude Johnson a Black athlete serving as umpire.
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Youngstown
Ku Klux Klan
Knights of Columbus
Max Brunswick
Claude Johnson
State lawyers to study psychiatry for Leopold Loeb case
Chicago July 12 Four assistant state’s attorneys will take a ten day two hour daily course in psychiatry psychology and medicine under Dr William O Krohn to prepare for the Leopold Loeb murder trial. They will learn alienist terminology to counter defense expert testimony.
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Chicago
William O. Krohn
Leopold-Loeb
Robert Crowe
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Joseph B. Savage
Milton B. Smith
John Sbarbaro
Bert Cronson
Enow Arden Case Ends with Clinton Verdict and Departure
Clinton courts heard a curious case as Stephen Anton claimed Nora Jewell as his wife after a tangled past. Nora had married Stephen, then divorced Perkins, remarried Marr, and authorities ruled Perkins’s prior marriage made Anton’s ceremony invalid. Anton departed town satisfied.
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Clinton
Stephen Anton
Enoch Arden
Stephen
Nora Jewell
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Nora
John Perkins
John Marr
Anton
Perkins
Marr
Bevington Divorce Case Pauses as Wife Takes Stand
Mrs Marie Bevington estranged wife of Sioux City lawyer Thomas F Bevington will take the witness stand in District Judge Miles W Newbys court as divorce proceedings resume tomorrow morning The case has dragged on for weeks with several startling developments and Judge Newby has lamented slow progress.
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Marie Bevington
Thomas F. Bevington
Sioux City
Miles W. Newby
Bevington
Babe Fisher
Mrs. Bevington
Minnie van DeVerde
District Court
Newby
Coffee plague in Brazil threatens world coffee supply
Rio de Janeiro July 12 reports a severe plague endangering the Brazilian coffee crop. Planters in Sao Paulo fear the broco insect will destroy vast fields and consider burning as much as 100000000 in affected plants to halt spread, signaling higher U S coffee prices in coming months.
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Rio de Janeio
Sao Paulo
Lincoln Third Party Men Want Bryan on La Follette Ticket
Third party activists in Omsha want William Jennings Bryan as running mate to Robert M. La Follette. A Nebraska mass meeting in Lincoln or Grand Island scheduled within two weeks will decide. the ticket reportedly includes George W. Norris for senator and J. N. Norton for governor. Bryan’s selection hinges on La Follette’s acceptance.
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Lincoln
Bryan
la Follette
Omsha
Charlies W. Bryan
Robert M. la Follette
Nebraska
Robert
Grand Island
George W. Norris
J. N. Norton
Fryan
Caillaux Amnestied as France Restores Political Rights
Paris reports Joseph Caillaux, wartime premier and central figure in the Caillaux case, voted amnesty and restoration of political rights by the French chamber in a 309 to 217 vote. He is expected to return to power, possibly as finance minister, after years abroad and influence on socialist and international affairs.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
France
Caillaux
Europe
Bolo
M. Maloy
Bonnet Rouge
England
Premier Herriot
Waldeck-Rousseau
Senate
Brazil Press Gag Law Worries Brazilians
Rio de Janeiro July 12 Brazil's new press law, now in effect for months, limits media criticism of foreign rulers and diplomats. The prosecutor general faced trouble over misinterpretation of the article, worsened by a first prosecution of Mario Rodrigues who received a year in prison and a sizable fine for publishing insulting remarks about ex-president Epitacio Pessoa.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
The
Republic
Mario Rodrigues
Epitacio Pessos
Hague Court
Miners Favored By Court Decision in Arkansas Case
The United States court of appeals denied Coronado Coal Company’s appeal, upholding a Little Rock federal court ruling that ordered a re trial in favor of the United Mine Workers of America. The 1914 Hartford valley strike sparked the suit claiming conspiracy to violate rights.
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St. Louis, Mo
United States Court of Appeals
Coronado Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Little Rock, Ark
Hartford Valley
Caillaux Case Read Like Novel Surpasses Late Fiction
Caillaux faced treason charges after a war sparked by alleged dealings with Germany. He served time and lost civil rights while his wife Madame Caillaux sparked sensational trials and a high profile political career. He later spoke at meetings and eyed a Senate vacancy amid postwar political shifts.
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Caillaux
Vincennes
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Germany
Calmette
Madame Caillaux
South America
Pen
Clubs 10 Make Tour Viewing Fair Exhibits
Woodbury County Live Stock club Sioux City Kiwanis and County Farm Bureau officials plan a county tour to inspect exhibits for the Interstate fair this fall. The trip will span southern townships from Camp Creek to Climbing Hill with about 30 stops to observe how boy and girl members raise baby beef calves and young pigs and to hear talks by Iowa Beef Producers orators.
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Woodbury County Live Stock Club
Sioux City Kiwanians
Woodbury County Farm Bureau
Breckenridge
Mr. Breckenridge
Camp Creek
Sioux City
Denison Highway
Bronson
Sergeant Bluff
Salix
Sloan
Holly Springs
Climbing Hill
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Baby Beef
Pig Club
Mayor of Hamtramck Is Sentenced in Prohibition Case
Detroit reports Hamtramck Mayor Peter C. Jezewski is sentenced to two years at Leavenworth for a contract to violate the Volstead act. Fellow defendants include Max Wosinski ex-commissioner of public safety John Ferguson former police lieutenant Hans Havemann general manager Albert Ross Louis Yerman and Andrew Freiman all officials of the National Pro.
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Detroit
Mich
Peter C. Jezewski
Hamtramck
Joy
Leavenworth
Arthur J. Tuttle
Jezewski
Max Wosinski
Hamck
Public Safe
John Ferguson
Hans Havemann
National Prod Company
Albert Ross
Louis Yerman
Andrew Freiman
Detective Walt Hubbard fatally shot in San Jose
San Jose Cal July 12 Detective Walt Hubbard was fatally wounded by a suspect identified as a Negro named Mays after a clash at a lodging house. The assailant, Da Mays, was shot by Officer John Murphy in the abdomen as another officer opened fire. A mob of armed Negroes threatened two women in the lodging house, and Van Hubbard was fatally wounded as Murphy returned fire. Police said the group acted under liquor influence and aimed to kill a resident named Cula Robinson.
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San Jose
Cal
Walt Hubbard
Ba Mays
John Murphy
van Hubbard
Hetera
Murphy
van Hub
Brays
Ned
Cula Robinson
Man Killed in Battle in Niagara River
Jorey Pearson 24 of Niagara Falls was shot and killed in a river battle with police while attempting to aid aliens in entering the United States. Edmund Barry 21, also of Falls, and two aliens were arrested amid the chaos. The incident occurred near Niagara Falls on July 12.
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Niagara Falls
Jorey Pearson
United
Edmund Barry
Falls
Skull Cap No Hobby With Bryan
Gov. Charles W. Bryan wears a small black skull cap not as fashion but out of medical need. Twenty years ago sunlight injuries caused headaches and eye trouble, so he must keep his head protected even indoors. He only removes it in social settings, preferring practicality over style.
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Washington
Charles W. Bryan
Duncan Girl Targets Cicero Police in Showdown
Rosetta Duncan, famed for the Topsy act, vows to press assault and battery charges against four Cicero police officers including Chief Svoboda after a confrontation that left her nose broken and face and ribs injured. She plans lawsuits for damages to herself and her show.
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Chicago
Rosetta Duncan
Topsy
Cicero
Rosetta
Duncan
Svoboda
Carroll to Speak at A. O. U. W. Picnic
B. F. Carroll of Des Moines a former Iowa governor will address the A. O. U. W. picnic at Riverside park. He serves as grand treasurer of the lodge and committees plan for about 1000 guests with games races contests and a Reed's band concert in the afternoon.
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B. F. Carroll
Des Moines
Iowa
Riverside Park
Carrol
Lodge
Reed
Bank Bandits Implicated By An Owa Girl
Four male suspects in a Frankfort Illinois bank robbery were being sought after Grace Asbury of Davenport Iowa confessed that Ralph Robinson struck Sheriff Ernest Miller fatally when the plan failed. Robinson fled into the woods while police closed in after a car crash left Asbury trapped and later revived to confess.
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Chicago
Grace Asbury
Davenport
Ernest Miller
Frankfort
Miss Asbury
Ralph Robinson
Miller
State Bank of
Robinson
Blue Island Hospital
Triple K Brand Artists Sought After Branding Attack
Battle Creek police seek motive and suspects after Rev Orrin Van Loon was found semiconscious with three large K marks burned into his right shoulder. The Berkeley church pastor disappeared June 30 and was later found in Battle Creek, likely branded with a regular branding iron and left in the street.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Orrin van Loon
Berkely Community Church
Nichols’ Hospital
Berkely
Movie Director DeMille Named Defendant in Rancher Suit
Cecil B. DeMille, famed director, is the defendant in a cross complaint filed in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking 35000 dollars in damages and an injunction to stop using a phrase Aqua Fontana running clear and cool.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Aqua
Fontana
Cecil B. DeMille
Opium Seized From Pacific Mail Liner in San Francisco
Customs officers seized opium valued at about 500 000 dollars from the liner President Lincoln of the Pacific Mail Line in San Francisco. The drug was found in 758 tins aboard the vessel after its arrival from oriental ports. The search continued with the expectation of further seizures, described as one of the largest at a Pacific coast port.
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San Francisco
Cal
President Lincoln
Pacific Mail Line
Oriental Ports
Pacific Coast
Pure Food Drug Act to Hit Bootleggers
Bootleggers face tougher enforcement as authorities plan to use the Pure Food and Drug Act to prosecute illegal whiskey and brandy sales. The Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association says whisky will appear in the Pharmacopoeia as a legal standard for medicines, aligning prescriber and filler practices with federal law.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
United States
Pharmacopoeia
Association
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