Refuse Special Train For Americans
Washington reports Spain declined a special train for evacuation of Americans and foreigners in Madrid. Diplomats were offered two options: stay amid warfare or travel by regular services to Mediterranean ports. Spain cited military needs and insisted regular trains suffice. No foreign property confiscations beyond bank moratoriums noted.
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Washington
Madrid
Diplomatic Corps
Mediterranean
C. Wendelin
State Department
WHS
Alicante
Valencia
Wentelin
Valeria
Wendelin
State cannot offer funds for Lorain Bridge aid
Columbus report: State officials say no financial help is available for Lorain City's proposed $1,000,000 bridge over Black River to replace a bridge built in 18. Department officers Burkey and Awit say they will assist with cooperation but cannot provide funds. John Jaster Jr notes no finance assistance from the highway department.
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Columbus
Jiy
R. Burker
State Bureau of Ridges
T. Tt. Awit
Ashland
Tughwar di Tar
John Jaster, Jr
Lorain City
Black Tilver
Burkey
T Ae
Three Killed In Clash In Mexico
Reports from Monterrey Mexico say three persons were killed eight wounded and 590 arrested in a clash last night between police and members of the Accina Civica Nationahasta Anti-Communistic Saciety. Among those arrested were Jose Rochas Jewdine Monterrey industrialist and Antonio Rodrigues Monterrey broker and former manager of the Chamber of Commerce in the northern industrial city.
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Laredo
Tex
Alonterrey
Mexico
Accina Civica Nationahasta
Jose Rochas
Jewdine Monterrey
Antonio Rodrigues
Monterrey
Chamber of Commerce
Truck Crashes Into Building in Cleveland Fire Damage
In Cleveland a Roadway Transit Co truck from Detroit struck the side of a building after an all-night run. The crash caused a fire with $12,000 in damage. Driver Frank Meyers, 27, of New York, said he had been driving eight hours and was sleepy. The truck and cargo were destroyed.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Frank Meyers
New York
Roadway Transit Co
Meyers
Weather Ohio fair and continued cool tonight and Friday
A region in Ohio will experience fair skies with continued cool conditions tonight and on Friday. Expect cool overnight temperatures and a gradual warming trend into the weekend.
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Ohio
Rebels Ambush Loyalists in Spanish Civil War Front
Reports from PERPIGNAN describe a Spanish rebel ambush near Zaragoza where loyalist forces, marching in three columns totaling about 6,000, were repelled with heavy casualties. Gen Caballero positioned strong forces in surrounding mountains and machine guns to devastate the converging columns at dawn.
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Perpignan
Zaragoza
Caballero
Madrid District A War Zone Declared in Spain
A 1925 United Press dispatch reports Madrid and surrounding areas declared a war zone with military control. Night curfews, road restrictions, and troop movements surround Madrid Oviedo Zaragoza and Seville as rebel operations loom. Air and ground forces engage while government leaders seek foreign support against fascist threats.
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United Press
Madrid
Read
Hamet
Cehreros
Guadarrama Mountains
Alsala de Henares
Ain
Ifitus
Guadarramas
Oviedo
Zaragoza
Zaragov
Dst
Seville
Zerazoza
Uundarranma
Fig
Getat Ying Field
Ashiy
Manuel Awana
Sebastian Pozas
Enrique Ramos
Maeteres Sgarurri
Passion Flower
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Spain
Fas
Sixty Rebels Defeated at Pasajes in Night Battle
SAN SEBASTIAN Spain July 30 Government forces aided by volunteers of the popular front and Basque Nationalists repelled insurgents under Gen Emilio Nola at Pasajes after an all night engagement. Sixty rebels were killed as they were driven back by San Marcos Fort artillery and Fron machine guns, fleeing into the Navarra mountains with small arms to cover their retreat.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Popular Front
Pasajes
Emiio Nola
San Marcos
Fron
Navarre
Aero
Complain Of Conditions At Reduction Plant
An investigation of alleged health menacing conditions at the Mendelson reduction plant on Ford road north of Elyria, destroyed by fire July 14, was begun today by County Health Commissioner F R Dew. Reports say the site operates with out buildings since the fire, breeding flies and vermin. The health commissioner discussed possible abatement actions with County Prosecutor Howard R Butler and said the state agriculture department would require standards to be met before rebuilding. Camp residents near the plant report illness from odors carried by westerly winds, and Lt Olson acknowledged the odors are highly objectionable and could force action if not corrected.
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Mendelson Reduction
Ford Road
Elyria
F.R. Dew
Health Department
State Departeent of Agriculture
Meldelson
Thea
Coco
Gulf Road
Dew
Othe Health
Landon Defends Free Speech and Assembly in Letter
Topeka Kansas July 80 Governor Alfred M Landon responded to Socialist Norman Thomas letter defending free speech and assembly. He defended his last year action sending troops to southeast Kansas to quell a labor disturbance and replied regarding comments on a labor phase of his acceptance enecc.
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Topeka
Kans
Alfred M. Landon
Norman Thomas
Kansas
Landon
Thomas
Pleads Guilty To Grand Larceny Charge
Frank Watson, 20, of Brownhelm Township, pleaded guilty to grand larceny in a hearing this afternoon. Justice of the Peace Charles Lord bound him over to the grand jury under a $500 bond, which he could not post, and Watson was jailed. He admitted stealing a purse belonging to Marjorie Ketchum containing $35.
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Frank Watson
Brownhelm Township
Elliulty
Justice of the Peace
Charles Lord
Watson
Marjorie Ketchum
Brownhelm
Farnsworth Pleads Not Guilty To Spy Charge
Washington July 30 John S Farnsworth, former U S Navy lieutenant commander, charged with espionage for selling naval secrets to Japanese government agents, pleads not guilty before District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Scar R Lobring.
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Washington
Tohn
Farnsworth
U. S. Navy
Istrict of Columbia Suprema Court
Scar R. Lobring
Man Gored By Bull Severely Injured On Avon Farm
Ernest Porter, 50, farm hand at A. J. Nagel’s Detroit road farm near Avon, was gored by a two year old bull yesterday evening. In critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital, he suffered three fractured ribs, multiple horn lacerations, and possible internal injuries. Porter, employed about a year and a half, was alone in the barn when the incident occurred. coworkers heard his call for help and moved the bull away before transporting him to hospital.
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Ernest Porter
A. J. Nagel
Detroit Road
Avon
Elyria Memorial I
Porter
Nagel
Two Million Prison Plan Heads To Welfare Budget
Columbus dispatch reports Mrs. Margaret Allman, director, says the Welfare department will seek a 2 million appropriation in the next budget for a new London Prison Farm penitentiary to replace the aging Ohio Penitentiary which now houses 3759 inmates though its capacity is 2980. A northern Ohio insane asylum project may also be sought to fit a three point program emphasizing treatment and convalescent care. The legislature will consider these funds in the next general assembly.
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Columbus
London
State Welfare Department
Margaret Allman
Davey
Ohio
Allman
General Assembly
Dantary
Sinking of Lake Michigan sand barge prompts probe
Chicago July 30 state and federal officials investigate probable causes for the sinking of the Lake Michigan sand barge Material Service with 15 lives lost. divers work to locate bodies believed trapped in cabins and the engine room as the vessel rolled over near a South Chicago breakwater. Four possible causes include open hatches allowing water in, water entering through the loading tunnel, hull plates cracking in a deep trough, and a top heavy loading frame. Second Engineer Joseph Weber testified there were no warning bells and no lifeboat opportunity despite capacity for 35 men.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
South Chicago
Federal Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Lake County
Joseph Weber
Six Indicted For Strike Riots Murder in Ohio
PORTSMOUTH Ohio July 39 six men were indicted by the Sciata County grand jury on first degree murder charges in connection with the killing of Wheeling Steel guard Simon Ginsburg during strike riots June 23. Indicted are Robert Malone Clifford Dupny Carmen Newell Charles Weiss Clyde Matlens and James Sex Sixtor. Ginsburg was killed when strikers fired on a food train at the company plant near New Huston. All are members of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers.
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Portsmouth
X Men
Sciata County
Grand Jury
Wheeling Steel Corp
Robert Malone
Clifford Dupny
Carmen Newell
Charlies Weiss
Clyde Matlens
James Sex- Sixtor
Simon Ginsburg
Companiy
New Huston
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Set
Rebel Plane Shot Down Over Gibraltar
A Spanish submarine shot down a rebel airplane near Gibraltar today, its cargo reported as troops en route to Algeciras from Ceuta in Morocco. The incident marks a tense exchange amid ongoing hostilities in the region.
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Gibraltar
Algeciras
Ceuta
Morocco
Final Curtain To Be Rung Down On Colorado Silver Boom Days
Denver reports the final sale will close the saga of Colorado’s silver boom. Auctioneers offer Baby Doe and Silver Dollar Tab or relics from the Matchless Mine era, including clothing, photos, blueprints, personal items, and a handwritten note from Baby Doe. The sale features a silver dollar token once owned by Tabor and the famed Baby Doe’s belongings gathered after decades.
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Saga of Colorado
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Tabor
Oshkosh
Wis
Harry Rosenthal
Irlish
Dee
Augusta
Rell
H Tabor
Rosenthal
Tahor
Baby Dee
Anks
Satina
Tdee
Leadville
Baby Dor
Baby Doe
Shalthouse
Silver Dollar
Chicago
Republican Leaders Rally as Knox Backed for Vice Presidency
Chicago hosts a massive Republican mobilization as workers from all states pledge support for Frank Knox as vice president candidate alongside Gov. Alf Landon. The plan outlines nationwide organization, door-to-door voter contact, and a campaign surge featuring Landon’s tour, a Vandenberg trip, and efforts to reach veterans through the Republican Service League.
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Chicago
Frank Knox
Alt M. Landon
Hurricane Intensifies Along Florida Coast Heads Toward Tallahassee
A hurricane strengthening off the Florida coast moves toward Apalachicola and Tallahassee. Winds near 80 mph are forecast to strike Apalachicola before noon, with Tallahassee possibly hit by nightfall. Residents boarded up and fortified buildings as coastwise warning levels rose.
Ford Celebrates His 73rd Birthday at Huron Mountain Camp
BIG BAY Michigan July 30 Henry Ford automaker today celebrated his 73rd birthday at his Huron Mountain Camp in the upper peninsula. Mrs Ford and the family said no special plans were made for the day. Ford keeps to his vacation routine, often skipping telephone contact while at the camp, arriving yesterday from a Lake Superior voyage aboard one of his freighters.
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Big Bay
Mich
Huron Mountain
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Lake Superior
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Fords
Flames Devastate Leetonia Lumber Yards In Fire Loss
Fire swept the J. F. Mellinger Lumber Co yard in Leetonia destroying the lumber yard and threatening the business district. About 20 fire departments from Salon, Lisbon, Columbiana and nearby towns fought the blaze, with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars.
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Leetonta
Salon
Lisbon
Columbiana
J. F. Mellinger Lumber Co
Fight For New Trial In Bank Robbery Case
Eight reasons for a new trial were filed by defense lawyers Edward Stanton and C F Adams in the Wellington bank robbery trial of Edward Gromand and Anthony Papes. They allege errors in admission and exclusion of evidence and in ruling on discharge requests. The motion claims the verdict contradicts the weight of the evidence and the law. The six day trial drew heavy contention and frequent objections. Judge D A Cook will sentence both defendants at 9:30 a m Friday with life terms mandatory in Columbus.
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Wellington
Edward Gromand
Anthony Papes
Howard R. Butler
Edward Stanton
Cleveland
C. F. Adams
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Ohio
Columbus
Roosevelt to Meet Canadian Leaders in Quebec Conference
President Roosevelt plans a high level talks in Quebec with Governor-general Lord Tweedsmuir and Prime Minister Mackenzie King. Topics include St Lawrence waterway plans and possible joint expansion of Passamaquoddy tide-harnessing, with consideration of extending U S power development into Canada. The Quaddy project stalls due to Congress funding gaps.
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Camporbello Island
N. B
Roosevelt
Quebec
Canada
St. Andrews
Lord Tweedsmuir
MacKenzie King
St. Lawrence Waterways
Passamaquoddy
United States
New Brunswick
Congress
Morgan Sails to Europe Aboard Corsair on Vacation
GLEN COVE, N Y July 30. J P Morgan was aboard his yacht Corsair en route to Europe for a vacation at either his English or Scottish castle. He traveled with a woman thought to be his sister Anné Morgan, with whom he has been estranged. Morgan arrived at his Glen Cove estate about four weeks earlier after recovering from neuritis that had left him unable to walk.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
V. P. Morgan
Europe
Anné Morgan
Morgan
New England
Rigid supervision over Barcelona banks established
Washington reports that the Catalonian government ordered strict control of Barcelona banking facilities. Banks must adhere to rigid rules on disbursement of new funds. American Conant Ryan W. Franklin filed a report to the state department today.
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Washington
Barcelona
Conant
Ryan W. Franklin
State Department
Customs collections in Ohio rise 63 percent in year end
Washington July 14 customs data show Ohio fiscal year totals ending June 30 rising 63 percent from 2,020,171 to 3,? amid 12 percent gain nationwide. Confusing figures in the source mix many digits, but indicate a notable increase in Ohio customs receipts and overall treasury collections.
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Washington
Ohio Customs
Treasury
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Francis Alfred Dowd
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Nebraska
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Republican Service League
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Ind
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American Liberty League
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