Revolt in Madrid Crushed by Government Forces
Madrid reports the merit wing army revolt was crushed after fierce fighting. All rebel barracks surrendered, notably the Montana barracks near the presidential palace, commanded by Gen Joaquin Fanjul, with government troops, workers and militia surrounding and bombarding the position.
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Madrid
United States
Radio Today
Merit Wing
Montana Barracks
Montana
Presidential Palace
Joaquin Fanjul
Madrid Captured Report Heads to Unconfirmed Claims
London the Exchange Telegraph reports a cabled alert that rebels had captured Madrid but the claim was not confirmed. Seville and Ceuta broadcasts added to the murky picture with mentions of forces entering Madrid while radio traffic mixed bloodshed reports with dance music.
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London
Exchange
Gibraltar
Madrid
Seville
Spain
Quiepo de Liang
Andalusia
Ceuta
Mola
Statinus
Spain Turmoil Across Expanding Mediterranean Front
Across Spain and Spanish Morocco unrest spills from Ceuta to Melilla with rebel control and loyalist reprisals. Mutinous crews hold Cadiz aligned ships as British Gibraltar watches while La Linea sees heavy casualties. Algeciras and Tanmer report ongoing clashes as the revolt intensifies along the shelling front.
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Morocco
Spain
Mediterranean
Africa
Straits of Gibraltar
Ceuta
Afriga
Tetuan
Francisco Franc
Tanmier
Melilla
Gibraltar
Rock
la Linea de la Concepcion
la Linea
Algeciras
Weather outlook generally fair with moderate temps
The forecast calls for generally fair weather with moderate temperatures tonight and Tuesday. No rain is expected and winds should remain light to moderate across the area.
Spanish Frontier Closed as Rebels Claim Cities
Reported front line chaos across Spain with frontier closed and rebel forces claiming control of several cities. Loyalist troops guard borders while reports speak of bombardment threats, civilian casualties, and international fear as Madrid faced a potential assault.
Highlights of Spanish Revolt
Madrid government proclaims suppression of rebel uprising in the capital. Gibraltar reports rebels threaten surrender or faces aerial bombardment. La Linea refugees say Madrid city fell. Algeciras reports workers killed and rebels controlling the town. Cadiz reports rebel fortifications bombarded by a royal cruiser. Morocco warships shell rebel strongholds as Franco calls for unity. Frontier sealed as workers arm in the north.
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Michael McEwen
United Press
Gibraltar
Ta Linea
Royal Coruser
Cérvates
Cadiz
MI Petertte
Malaga
Melilla
Ceuta
Morocco
Madrid
London
Exchange Telegraph
LA Linea
Algeciras
Gousers
Tangive
Melill
Tetvan
Francisco Franco
Biarritz
Several Churches In Flames Report From Fort Bou
Report from Gerona states several churches were in flames near Fort Bou Catalonia on July 20. Armed volunteers loyal to the government patrolled roads into France from the border town and halted all cars. Motor boats patrolled the coastline along the frontier area.
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Fort Bou
Catalonia
Patis
Gerona
France
Mother of Joe Cronin Dies in San Francisco
Mrs. Jeremiah Cronin, 45, mother of Joe Cronin manager of the Boston Red Sox, died at her San Francisco home today of pneumonia. Her three sons Joe Ray and James were at her bedside. she had been ill since Friday.
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San Francisco
Jeremiah Cronin
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Joe
Ray
James
Reemployed Music Teacher at Elyria Township Schools
Mrs Lucille Cliff Kirwin of Oberlin was reemployed as teacher of music in Elyria Township schools at a board of education meeting held Saturday evening.
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Lucille Cliff Kirwin
Oberlin
Elyria Township
Board of Education
Spaniards tired of blunders say rebels seek monarchy
NEW YORK July 20 The Count of Covadonga Alfonso heir to the former throne of Spain says the revolt aims to cleanse the republic of blunders and prevent a coup to restore the monarchy He sells cars in New York to make a living while facing a divorce suit with his Cuban wife He blames radical leftists for the insurrection and notes similar past upheavals but adds there is no movement to restore Bourbon rule
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New York
Spain
Republic of
Lerrerstig Clements
Alfonso
Covadonga
Danish Motorship Novamaersk Destroyed By Fire
The Danish motorship Novamaersk of 3889 tons was destroyed today by a hold fire while anchored in Zamboango Mindanao. The second engineer suffered severe burns while four American and two Chinese passengers were rescued. Passengers named include Prof. Armin Kohl Lobeck and his wife Elmire 18 and Edward 12 of Englewood New Jersey. An injured officer is reported as Arne Uglebjrk. Details say the fire likely started after a violent explosion in the hold.
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Zamboango
Mindanao
P.T
Novamaersk
Prof
Armin Kohl Lobeck
Elmire
Edward
Englewood
N. J
Arne Uglebjerk
Mass executions and refugees in Tangier and Gibraltar chaos
Tangier reports mass executions of loyalists by rebel forces in Spanish Morocco. Refugees tell of Moorish children killed by loyalist air raids and civilians slain for noncompliance. In Gibraltar, bodies line La Linea streets after fierce fighting as rebels seize Algeciras and hold territory. British destroyers kept ready to evacuate nationals amid closed gates and crowds seeking entry.
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Walled Press
Tangier
Morocco
Spain
Tetuan
Cibraltar
la Linea
Tebele
Gil Yelier
Minta Tune
Gibraltar
Algeciras
Sitasion
Spanish
Whitehall
Wild Swan
Orde
Ta Linea
Moroero
Jerez
Tn Linea
Malaga
Heat Wave And Drought Broken In 28 States
Heat wave and drought ended in 28 states after showers and windstorms. Sizzling highs faded with cool air from Canada. Arkansas Oklahoma southern Kansas and northern Texas saw 100-degree readings. Widespread showers helped crops but only drenched areas fully. Severe wind and dust storms hit Iowa Missouri Nebraska and Kansas, causing property damage and temp drops across the region.
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Chicago
Canada
Alaska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Indianapois
Ind
Madison
Wis
North Central States
North Central
J. R Lloyd
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Minunesute
Nebraska
South Dakota
Osansas
Lowa
Ami
Des Moines
Uound Blufts
Missouri Valley
Sienandoah
la Omaha
Neb
Cty
Lewience
Topesa
Kan
Dust Storm Rips Midwest With 74 MPH Winds
Blustery winds gusting 50 to 74 mph swept the Midwest on July 2. Dust and debris clogged streets as power lines toppled and windows shattered. Flights, trains, and ground transport were disrupted while drought conditions persisted and temperatures plunged across four states.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Mana
Iowa
Nebraska
Missoula
Kansas
Trank
Four States
U.S. Embassy Opens Refuge for Americans in Madrid
In Madrid on July 20 the United States embassy announced it will invite all Americans to seek refuge there if they wish, signaling a protective step amid tense conditions.
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Madrid
United States
Three Minorities Unite Against New Deal in Cleveland
July convention of Townsend Lemke and Coughlin followers launches a national campaign to block major candidates, aiming to force the election to the House. Leaders include Father Coughlin Gerald Smith and Dr Francis Townsend aiming to endorse Lemke and challenge Roosevelt and Alf Landon.
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Cleveland
Teaders
Hoosevelt
Townsend Ald Age Pension Clubs
Ther
William Lemke
New Union
Alf M Tandon
Heal
Jeaders
House of Representatives
Ch . E. Coughlin
Oratary
National Union For Social Justice
Gerald L. Smith
Huey Pooie
Francis Townsend
Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd
Succes Goughln-ssmith- Townsend
Lemke
Darp -High Command
Daetor
Gerald Simtoth
Townsend
Townsend Movement
Congress
Gomez Smith
New York
James A Farley
Tan
Farley
Snuth
Oklahoma
Harter Awaits Replies On Bridge Funds
Congressman Dow W Harter of Akron awaits responses from Washington on securing federal funds to cover the entire cost of a new Lorain bridge. He said discussions and contacts are ongoing and expects replies by Wednesday. The estimated price range is between one and a half and two million dollars, with a conference arranged with a Lorain representative in Akron.
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Washington
Securims
Loramae Veung
Harter
Lorain
Akron
Davey Urges Funds For Relief In Cuyahoga County
Governor Davey asked the state emergency board to appropriate 54000 to Cuyahoga County for relief. The request cites dire need for food and prevention of eviction from homes. The board had previously granted 100000 to be repaid when permanent relief financing is provided.
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Columbus
Davey
State Emergency Board
Cuyahoga County
Multiple Traffic Crashes Leave Several Hurt
Police reports recount several traffic accidents yesterday and last night around Elyria Lorain and Oberlin. Calvin Cinfield and his wife were slightly hurt when a car driven by Cinfield crashed on Route 2 west of Elyria. their daughter was uninjured. No one was hurt in a crash on Luke Avenue involving Eugene Fritz and Ted Khloe. Mazza and Diederick suffered minor damage on Tioga and West avenues after Mazza’s car was rear ended. John Azah and Leo Branswet were hurt when their car left Route 58 and overturned into a ditch. treated at Allen Hospital. William Gutensohn and Russell Yearley sustained bruises on North Ridge Road after a ditch incident. Heiser and Alaski collided on Oak Point Road with five passengers uninjured. McIntyre and Johns crashed at West River and Griswold. both cars damaged.
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Calvin Cinfield
126Th Street
Cleveland
Nfield
Elyria
Hot Renchert
Eugene Fritz
Favenur
Elyma
Ted Khloe
Toledo
Luke Avenue
Mazza
Ober- Imn
Jack Diederick
R. D. No
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Wilkham Gutensam
East Avenue
Hlyra
North Ridge Road
Russell Yearley
Mendelcourt
Gutensohn
Robert Heiser
Lauderdale Avenue
Lakewood
Steve Alaski
Akron
Oak Point Road
J. A. McIntyre
Griswold Road
Jerry Johns
R. 10
Oberlin Road
West River
Griswold Roads
Second Trial Opens In Wellington Bank Robbery Case
Jurors begin selection for the second trial of Edward Gremand and Anthony Papes, Clevelanders charged with the Wellington bank robbery on May 14. The first trial ended in a hung jury after 12 jurors deliberated five and a half hours. Akron Mary, famed in the Rymie Martin case, was seen among spectators at the rear with a young man. The defendants, aged 22, arrived with deputies handcuffed to the prisoners as a security measure. Neither appeared overly perturbed, and the outcome remained uncertain as proceedings continued.
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Akron
Mary
Rymie Martin
William Potter
Cleveland
Edward Gremand
Anthony Papes
Galy
Gerald Nau
Charles Leonard
Deputies Issue Traffic Tickets And Warnings
Sheriff Clarence Which Meant business when he issued the order Saturday to members of his department to war operring motorists in the county, was evidenced over the weekend when deputies issued several tickets and gave verbal warnings to a number of other drivers. Roy Barber, 48, Elyria, was arrested Saturday eve Deputy Ed Monroe van and charged with driving under the influence. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Petro. trial set for July 25. He released under $300 bond. Charles Kranesy, 26, Cleveland, charged with DWI on Route 20. arraigned, pleaded not guilty. bond $3060. trial tonight. Alex Fox, Elyria, charged with reckless driving on Sugar Ridge Road after losing control and striking pedestrian Fred Laundon, 61. Fox pleaded not guilty. trial Tuesday. bond $300. Laundon treated for minor injuries. Miss Marian Lucas, 17, Lakewood, struck by a car on Route 10. treated for abrasions and an eye injury. Driver Anthony Yeagie said Lucas stepped in front of his car. Lucas accompanied by Raymond Slauter. Lucas taken to Memorial Hospital by Louis Fischer.
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Clarence
Roy Barber
Elyria
Ed Monroe
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Joe Woodings
Paul Chapman
Charles Kranesy
West
94Th Street
Cleveland
Justice Petro
Alex Fox
R. D. No
Elyrias
Sugar Ridge Road
Fred Laundon
Charles Leonard
Fox
Marian Lucas
Hazelwood Avenue
Lakewood
Memorial Hospital
Miss Lucas
Anthony N. Yeagie
Edgehill “Road
Raymond Slauter
R. D No 2
Louis Fischer
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Real Estate Board Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
The Elvira Lorain County Real Estate Board's eighth annual picnic will be at Cascade Park on Wednesday afternoon July 22. A program of games with prizes and a 3 20 p m picnic is set. Open to all real estate professionals their families and a friend. Committee Wolf chair J W Lereet and R E Griswold organize the event to promote goodwill within the trade. Attendees should arrive after noon to start contests before 8 30 p m.
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Elvira-Lorain County Real Eatate
Cascade Park
Cert Wolf
J. W. Lereet
R. E. Griswold
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