Court Asked To Halt City Traffic Signal Sign
The Lytle Investment company of Sioux City seeks an injunction in district court to stop the city from erecting traffic signals with advertisements at Nebraska and Fifth streets. Mayor Gilman and the city council are named as defendants. The firm says the signs would obstruct trade and are not needed for traffic control at the corner.
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Lytle Investment Company
Sioux City
W. S. Gilman
Nebraska and
Fifth Streets
Fifth
Nebraska Streets
Fifth Street
Rebels Suppressed as Sao Paulo Revolt Ends
Federal troops regain control of Sao Paulo with martial law in force. Gov. Carlos de Campos resumes authority as rebellion collapses after three weeks of combat. Leaders expected to be executed. amnesty for rank and file likely.
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Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Carlos de Campos
Coops
Sao
Brazil
Ruinca
Prssessages
United Ites
Brazilian Troops in Sao Paulo Amid Conflicting Messages
Reports from Aires indicate Brazilian forces may control Sao Paulo as rumors swirl over surrender or evacuation. Conflicting communiques from the federal government in Rio de Janeiro claim rebel capitulation, later contradicted by claims rebels were forced to withdraw, with the city reportedly occupied and safety intact.
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Aires
Sao Paulo
Ian
Janeiro
Ebel
Paulo
All-Amer
Es Es
Sao ‘Y
Persafe
Watered stock exposed in Chicago Great Western valuation
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission finds more than 60 percent of the Chicago Great Western railroad capital is water. The final valuation shows total capitalization at 114.96 million with common stock 45.21 million, preferred 43.87 million, and long term debt 25.88 million.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Great Western Railroad
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bureau of Valuation of the
Commission
Chicago, Great Northern
Chicago, Great Western
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Wisconsin, Minnesota Pacific
Chicago
Great Western
Burlington
Ohio Oil Cuts Crude Oil Price Across Regions
The Ohio Oil Company reduced the price of crude oils by 25 cents per barrel effective immediately. The announcement covers shipments to Lima and nearby markets, with price revisions noted in Findlay and extending to Indiana and Illinois areas.
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Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
Ohio Oil
Lima
Indiana
Titinois
Davis Cup Eastbourne Match Sees Enz Eliminated
In Davis Cup play at Eastbourne on July 29, Enz was eliminated, ending his run in the match. Details remain sparse in the fragment.
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Eastbourne, Enz
Land
France Yielding Ruhr Evacuation Plan in Reparations Talks
Paris signals Premier Herriot may offer military evacuation of the Ruhr on October 15 as part of a Dawes McKenna plan settlement. France seeks absolute priority to 26 billion gold francs from reparations, triggering opposition from Belgium Italy and smaller nations while Britain and the US mull positions.
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London
France
Herriot
Ruhr
Germany
Hughes expresses faith in London conference solution
Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes said the idea of failure at the London conference is too grave to consider. He voiced strong confidence that the conference will find a solution after meetings with delegates in Paris.
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Paris
London
Charles Evane Hughes
Hughes
Bar Association
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris de Justice
Youth Admits Two More Store Thefts
Marvin Wiggs 19 of Mapleton Ia. confessed to robbing Brooks drug store and a hardware store in Oto Ia. He had already been sentenced to 10 years at Anamosa state prison for the July 17 burglary of J. H. Crilly general merchandise store. He confessed to stealing about $1.50 in pennies and small merchandise, including two flashlights two combs two knives and pennies.
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Woodbury County
Marvin Wiggs
Mapleton
Anamosa State Prison
J. H. Crilly
Wiggs
Anamosa
Paul T. Beardsley
Brooks
Oto Ia
Miriam Ferguson Holds Second in Texas Democratic Primary
Dallas July 29 Miriam A Ferguson was in second place in early returns from Saturdays Texas gubernatorial Democratic primary and would face Judge Felix D Robertson the klan candidate in the August 23 runoff if her lead holds She led Lynch Davidson of Houston by 8389 votes with 237 of 262 counties reported and about 100000 votes remaining to be counted.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam A Ferguson
Felix D. Robertson
Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Widow of Slain Bandit Recovers From Wound
Des Moines July 29 Mrs Geneva Wright Hankins widow of Hank Hankins who was killed in Minneapolis years ago was improving at the city hospital and expected to recover from a wound.
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Des Moines
Geneva Wright Hankins
Hank” Hankins
Minneapolis
Bryan Attitude on Defense Day Looms as Issue
In Omaha Nebraska Governor Bryan declines to fully endorse Defense Day turning into a political dispute. Methodist Episcopal council members split over urging President Coolidge to abolish the day while Douglas County post No 1 American Legion backs a strong stance. Plans proceed for observance despite the governor's position.
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Bryan
Council of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
Iowa-Nebraska Area
Coolidge
Douglas County
American
Methodist Council
Hird Stryker
Pastmander
Miodist Episcopal Council
Strykér
Omaha
Gove
Order of War Department
Governors Ultimatum Ignored by Nebraska Newspapers
Lincoln July 29 Nebraska newspapers failed to comment on Governor Bryan's ultimatum opposing conscription of industrial and civic forces for mobilization day September 12. The decision created division among Democrats and drew mixed reactions as political dialogue centered on defense plans.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bryan
Ion
Wasle
Hitchcock
Nationwide hunt for child prompts arrest and missing Dorothy
Cleveland police issued a nationwide search for Dorothy May Blanchard aged 56 and nurse Phoebe Woods aged 50 amid charges of kidnapping a child named Dorothy. Authorities say a maternal motive linked to unrequited passion spurred the abduction.
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Cleveland
Dorothy May Blanchard
Phoebe Woods
Dorothy
Woman 69 Dies in Dentist Chair
Mrs. Clarinda E. Spencer 69 of E Minn dies shortly after 11 in the dentist chair at Dr. R. C. Matteson 711 Frances Building. Heart disease caused death after an esthetic prior to tooth extractions. Survived by son Rev. John T. Spencer of St. Charles and another son, two sisters Mrs. George M. Baldwin and Mrs. John Nelson. Body to be taken to Elmore for interment at Blue Earth. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Clarinda E. Spencer
E. Minn
R. C. Matteson
Frances Building
Spencer
John T. R
St. Charles
George M. Baldwin
Field
Minn
John Nelson
Blue Earth
Elmore
Blue Mighth
Pody
Westcott
Farmer Dies After Wagon Wheel Accident Near Kenwood
A farmer was killed when his wagon fell into a deep rut half a mile south of Kenwood. The wagon dropped, throwing him under the wheels. His neck and jaw were broken, and his body was found five hours later.
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Kenwood
Hogue Named Budget Director Bid Sparks Senate Deal
Des Moines July 29 Former Senator Ernest L Hogue of Monona county a Republican central committee member is seen as a compromise choice for Iowa budget director A petition claimed by Hogue would break the senate stalemate Gov Kendall may withhold appointment without assured confirmation The senate met in secret session as calls circulated against Col Leon Ainsworth once considered for the post The House waiters kept a recess while the senate acted
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Des Moines
Ernest L. Hogue
Monona County
State Republican Central Committee
Iowa Senate
Hogue
Senate
Kendall
Col
Leon Ainsworth
House
Albert Slated for High Court
Des Moines Iowa July 29 Judge E G Albert of Jefferson Tenth district is expected to receive the nomination for Justice of the Iowa supreme court over Byron W Preston of Oskaloosa At the Republican judicial convention in Des Moines strong sentiment favors Albert on the first ballot though the race is seen as close Judge R G Popham of Marengo trails third in the main contest Chief Justice Thomas Arthur of Logan is also talked for selection The Fifteenth district caucus urged for Arthurs nomination with Judge F H Hessell Fort Dodge delivering the keynote as temporary chairman
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Des Moines
E. G. Albert
Jefferson
Tenth Congressional District
Iowa Supreme Court
Byron W. Preston
Oskaloosa
Jst
Reublican
Albert
R. G. Popham
Marengo
Thomas Arthur
Logan
Fifteenth Judicial District
Arthur
F. H. Hessell
Fort Dodge
Label League Host to Mrs Foerster
Mrs. J. E. Foerster was honored with a farewell by the Women’s Label league for faithful service as secretary and treasurer. She leaves for Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Ed Peterson spoke. luncheon followed. Dorothy O'Toole and Mrs. Charles Savage attended. Savage elected Foerster successor and Bohn named door keeper.
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J. E. Foerster
Women's Label League
Foerster
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Ed. Peterson
League
Charles Savage
W. C. Bohn
Dorothy O'Toole
Senator Lodge Recovers After Bladder Operation
Cambridge Mass July 29 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge republican leader in the senate is well on his way to recovery says attending physician Dr John H Cunningham Lodge was operated on for a bladder condition Sunday and for a time fears were entertained a second operation will be necessary with the date to be announced in a few days
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
John H. Cunningham
Lodge
Cunningham
Lightning Kills Two Men and Injures Boy in Minnesota
Two men were killed and a boy paralyzed by lightning during two storms in Minnesota today. Heavy damage to crops and buildings reported across the state as storms swept through t
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T. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Louis Revie
Judge Helsell warns on too many laws at GOP speech
Des Moines July 29 Judge F H Helsell Fort Dodge told Republican judicial delegates that there are too many laws. He urged support for consistent court decisions and warned against compromise with any ruling or regime that disobeys law while praising the need to uphold liberty and order.
Leopold and Loeb Confessions Read In Chicago Court
The Naperville murder case proceeds as Na than Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face possible gallows for the Robert Franks killing. Readings of confessions detail planning, the cab ride, and the chisel blow, with debate over a friendly judge testimony and potential plea change in the hearings.
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Criminal Court Room
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Leeb
Robert Franks
Leopold
Robert
Robert B. Crowe
Harevard
John Levinson
Chicago Corporation
Levinson
Loeb
Crowe
Richard Loeb
E. M. Allen
Mrs Bertha Schandorff Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Bertha Schandorff 81 of Sioux City died this morning in a local hospital after a prolonged illness from a complication of diseases. She came here from Newcastle Nebraska three years ago. Survived by husband T J Schandorff two sons Howar Marvin a daughter Nione two sisters Mrs George Winchester and Mrs H Hahn and three brothers Bernard Orle and Leo Chamberlain. Body at Perasso Bros mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Bertha Schandorff
Bluff Street
Schandorff
Sioux City
Newcastle
Neb
T. J. Schandorff
Howar
Marvin
Nione
B. Chamberlain
La Follette Targeted by Iowa Republicans in Campaign
Iowa Republicans announce plan to mobilize for the general election against Robert La Follette after a State Central Committee meeting. They express confidence facing Democratic nominee John W. Davis and emphasize la Follette as their main opposition in the campaign.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John W. Davis
Robert la Follette
Republican State Central Committee
la Follette
G. O
P. R
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Revellion
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la Prensa
Rio
Bernades
Midwest
Sioux City Register
Washington
LONE
Actionin
RUGR
Texas
Rayan
Viola Shermont
Frances Dagmare
Adris Milar
Indorsing
Braska
HEAL
Ainsworth
Senator Lodge
Clarence S. Darrow
G.O.P
Helsell
F. H. Helsell
Hessell
Invisible Empire
Holy League of Nations
New York
Dawes
Charles W. Dawes
Europe
Charles W. Bryan
Supreme Court of the Nation
Siena
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Benjamin Bachrach
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