Rioters Attack Argentine Embassy in Montevideo
In Montevideo a crowd of about one hundred attacked the Argentine embassy amid threats to the government. Police used tear gas to disperse the rioters. two arrests were reported. Many Buenos Aires exiles reside in Montevideo after the September revolution that brought Gen. Uriburu to power.
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Montevideo
Urugay
May
UPI
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose F. Uriburu
Argentine Radical Party
Hipolito Irigoyen
General Uriburu
Irigoyen
Kellogg All Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
A vintage advert promotes Kellogg’s All Bran as a healthful roughage source to prevent and relieve constipation. It claims added iron, versatility with fruits or honey, and use in bran muffins and omelets, available in red and green packaging from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Elections delayed as Uriburu government blocks radicals return
The report states that other elections were postponed to bolster Conservative strength. Under martial law, General Uriburu’s government bans the Radicals from reclaiming power, aiming to uphold the September revolution’s principles.
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Uriburu
Blue Ribbon Pupils Honored At Local School Program
The school district celebrated with thirty eight Blue Ribbon pupils named by the presenter including Walter Marlett Edwin Strohsack Adam Hodovan Chas Stang and many others. PTA plans for Field Day costumes and sewing activity were announced with help from visiting county extension agent Miss Bird and Four-H club talks to organize a local girls club later this month.
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Walter
William Marlett
Edwin Strohsack
Adam Hodovan
Chas Stang
Wade Worcester
Billie Worcester
Helen Czak
Aaron Richards
Ruth Pintur
Andrew Worth
Ruth Keller
Marion Roberts
John Cook
Edwin Czak
Don Jackson
Alfred Rhone
Clarence Jackson
Francis Lewis
Mildred Fogel
Garnett Trackley
Billie Gerrick
Alan
Premie Junen
Emien
Miss Bird
Clearview
Mors
C. E. Meltnure
Cleveland
William Morris
Mrs. Dittmar
Guards Patrol Streets of Evarts Ky Amid Civil Unrest
National guardsmen and militia deployed in Evarts Kentucky as unrest escalates after twelve deaths and mass evacuations. About four hundred officers occupied box cars and cabooses under Colonel Dan Carrel, dispersing gatherings and deterring loiterers. Sheriff Blair sought federal aid while unions and crowds of up to a thousand demonstrated in Evarts and Harlan. Authorities reported a recent explosion aimed to distract officers during a manhunt for a suspect in an ambush that killed three deputies and a citizen.
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John Henry Blair
Harlan
Blair
Cpl
Carrell
Evarts
Flem Sampson
Capt. Dollar Seriously Ill In California Home
Capt. Robert Dollar shipping magnate and inspiration for fiction was seriously ill at his San Rafael home. Dr Rafael G Duffey reported a 104 degree temperature and called in several physicians for consultation as the Dollar miners prepared to respond.
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San Rafael
Calif
May
Robert Dollar
Cappy Hicks
Rafael G. Duffiey
Capt. Dollar
Wno
Little Hope For Recovery Of Scientist
In Pasadena California Dr Albert Michelson 78 a veteran scientist lay near death after losing consciousness from a cerebral hemorrhage. Attending physician Dr Walter Bliss said it was doubtful he would live through the night. Mounting overwork in experiments on the speed of light had led to a nervous breakdown and a partial stroke that left him paralyzed before fading strength. At his bedside were Mrs Michelson and his daughter Mrs Sheldon Dick of Prov incton Massachusetts.
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Pasadena
Calif
Albert Michelson
Walter Bliss
University of Chicago Department of Physics
Michelson
Sheldon Dick
Provinceton
Mass
Elder captain continues directing fleet despite illness
A ship’s aging captain, 1385 years old, suddenly fell ill at home while talking with family. Despite the extreme age, he remained active in directing the movements of his large fleet of erean liners.
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Hla
Htis
Erean
Curiosities of a German Fork of Count von Berkheim
A fragment notes a German curiosity collection in Count von Berkheim's fork containing the largest set of United States trees observed on the American side.
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Count von Berkheim
United States
Tede
America
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Vincent
P. Tf. A. Vincent
Vincent School Parent Teacher Association
John Harnish
Harnish
Hards
Lutz
Iegfarer
May Baldwin
Margaret Betzel
Delores Litz
Kahbeth Ris
Briffs
Stanier Midntire
Lorain
Aed
Melvoire
J. G Morris
Eiveia
Colimota
Sarah Hurd
Relph Cobb
St. Agnes Church
Elyria
Thor
Souck
Myr. Anderson
Barbara
Wade Vy
Vincent School
J. L. McIntire
Mendar
William Prindle
Penna
JF. Cook
de Camera
Simons
Lerair
Riszel Rafer
Grafton
Levisie
Oris
Mass Kathron
Mesueser
Mncompayt
Edy Weelepaegen
Mars
Parent Teacher Association
Mary
Westcott
Haskins
Gerrick
Agers
We'cott
AC. Haynes
Senning
Caroline Herehier
L. Keller
Worth
Levis
Miss Wade
Marshley Wenk
Sam Shindles
Wisconsin
Hughes
Armour’s Star
HAM
U.S
Stanley
Diread Eee
Nihen
Hank
Lew
Peerade
Hootstown
Central Press
Dollar
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