Constantine Riot Tragedy Casts City Into Fury
In Constantine Algeria a Jewish Arab riot unfolds with many deaths feared or reported. Official counts vary from 27 to 100. Attacks spread to Ain Beida and nearby towns. Reports describe mutilations and killings amid a tense security mood and rumors of further clashes.
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Constantine
Algeria
Jules Carde
Paris
Ain Beida
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Qust.ag
Palestine
Gold in subway excavation at Philadelphia city hall
Samuel G. Gordon of the Academy of Natural Sciences reports small gold in clay excavated near City Hall shadows. He notes the find is modest, about three cents per cubic foot of soil. In Fort Washington Maryland, Jack Rollins saved his 11 year old son by leaping into the Potomac as a tug engine room burned, afterward rescued by a yacht party.
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Philadelphia
Aug
Samuel G. Gordon
Academy of Natural Sciences
City Hall
Fort Washington
Jack J. Rollins
Jack, Jr
R. J. Sexton
Washington
Fried Chicken Platter Dinner at Beck's Restaurant
Beck's Arcade Dining Room advertises a fried chicken platter dinner for 30 cents available Thursday from 11 am to 8 pm. The notice highlights Ady as a dine-in option within the arcade venue.
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Beck's
Arcade
To & Am
Beck’s
Ceremonies At Camp Ritchie Free To All
Major Morgan and the 29th Division staff invite citizens of Hagerstown Waynesboro and nearby to attend encampment ceremonies of the 121st Engineers Regiment at Camp Ritchie. Events include regimental parades August 9 10 12 17 and a Veterans Day observance with band concerts led by Warrant Officer Meyer Goldman. Boxing bouts run with preliminaries tomorrow and finals next Wednesday.
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Morgan
29Th Division
Camp Ritchie
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
121St Engineers Regiment
Washington
A2ist Engineers
The
Grove
Meyer Goldman
Freezing Death Found in Madrid Butcher Shop Ice Room
In Gracia suburb a butcher returned home to retire and locked the shop ice room. The next morning he found a man, friend of his wife, frozen to death inside the big ice box. In Baltimore bids for Washington County Hospital erection were opened for tabulation, to be reviewed by the hospital trustees possibly Thursday.
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Madrid
Gracia
Washington County Hospital
Buckler and Fenhagen
Baltimore
Deaths in Frederick and surrounding areas
William H. Knock of Catonsville Md died at St Agnes hospital Baltimore after six months illness. He was born in Frederick and ran a furniture store there until retirement in 1933. Survived by wife Ada and sons Henry and George. Funeral today at 11 am at C C Carty parlors Frederick with interment at Mt Olivet. Miss Nettie Estelle Gardner died at sister’s home in Washington DC yesterday morning. Survived by sisters Mary E Charles Big Spring Dessie Young and Louise L Hickman. Funeral procession leaves Washington at 7 am Thursday. Interment in Clearspring with grave services. Mrs A E Carnelius died July 28 at daughter Emma Price’s home Everett Pa aged 94. Oldest Everett resident and mother of six. daughter-in-law Anna Cornelius of this city. Nineteen grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren survive. Interment Everett. Grayson Franklin Rice Myersville died Monday night in Frederick Hospital from septic sore throat aged 26. Survived by wife, one daughter, parents, four sisters, six brothers. Arthur Rice of this city a surviving brother. Funeral for George B Shellhase who died Tuesday morning will be Friday at 2 pm from Suter funeral home Cedar Grove cemetery services by Friendship Lodge of Masons.
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William H. Knock
Catonsville
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick
Ada K. Knock
Henry I. Catonsville
George W. Knock
Syracuse
N. Y
N. Y. He Is the Brother-In-Law of Mrs. C. Elmer Kiracofe
Hagerstown
C. C. Carty Funeral
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Nettie Estelle Gardner
Eugene Bernhard
Washington, D. C
Bernhard
Miss Gardner
Mary E. Charles
Big Spring
Dessie Young
Louise L. Hickman
Washington
Oelock
Clearspring
Mere
A. E. Carnelius
Emma Price
Everett
Carnelius
Anna Cornelius
Grayson Franklin Rice Myersville
Frederick Hospital
Athur Rice
George B. Shellhase
Suter
J. M. Gil
Cedar Grove
Friendship Lodge of Masons
Police face hanging for revolt part Vienna trial
Nine Vienna police officers go on trial for their lives in a court martial charged with high treason for taking part in the July 25 raid on the chancellery that led to Chancellor Dollfuss's assassination. The government backs a Nazi purge under Major Emil Fey who has sweeping powers to dismiss suspected Nazis. The Vienna cabinet weighs Franz Von Papen's envoy appointment to Germany as tensions with Berlin rise. The prior execution in the crackdown marks the fourth Nazi death since the drive began.
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Vienna
Jin
Dollfuss
Gariows
Emil Fey
Fey
Ernest Feike
Franz von Papen
Germany
Hitler
Plan Drive to End Begging in Hagerstown
Dr. Crown D. Diehl chairman of the Hagerstown Transient Bureau calls for ending street panhandling by transients. The bureau aims to curb begging, noting increases recently and offering cooperation with the city. Troop 6 Boy Scouts from Zion Reformed church will depart Saturday for a week at Pearre Scout Camp.
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Hagerstown
Crown D. Diehl
Diehl
W. Washington Street
Washington County
Local Welfare Board
Boy Scouts
Zion Reformed Church
Horace Grier
Allen Stouffer
Pearre
Orchestra Dance Tonight at Row's Park
Dance event at Row's Park tonight from 9 to 12 with admission 25 cents. Attendees encouraged to bring friends and enjoy a live orchestra performance in a social setting.
Roosevelt to Honor Mayos in Rochester Event
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Rochester Minnesota for ceremonies honoring doctors William and Charles Mayo. By early morning crowds gathered at the station while Secret Service reported no knowledge of any dynamite theft at the state asylum. police denied such information.
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Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt
American Legion
William J
Charles Mayo
Richard Jervis
Secret Service
Weather spread and antique coins in Kansas City report
The Kansas City section notes a 108 degree heat wave across the area with hotter readings in the west while the east enjoys milder highs. It also lists coins brought to the Daily Mail including a 1795 silver dollar and early-1800s pennies, with details on owners and conditions.
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Ilinois
Salt Lake County
Utah
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Miles City
Mont
Idaho
East
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Hines Drives Recklessly Through Town Damaging Cars
In a rambling sequence a man named Hines, driving a car wrecker, damaged several vehicles en route then struck a parked bus and a dog. After confrontations with obstructions and a driver, police arrested him for reckless driving during late morning hours.
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Hines
National Park stamps issued after long campaign
National Park stamp series approved after years of agitation led by Gerard Beeckman and James W. Fawcett with support from President Roosevelt. The stamps feature El Capitan, Grand Canyon, Mt Ranier, and Yellowstone with values of one to five cents. Local post offices began selling the stamps.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Gerard Beeckman
The
National Parks
James W. Fawcett
Washington Evening and Sunday Star
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
el Captan
Yosemite Valley
Memory Sharpener tale of a tooth in the ear
Ernest Cole a 9 year old pulled a tooth at school two years ago. The tooth later caused ear pain when found imbedded in his ear by doctors. He recalled placing the tooth in his ear after being refused permission to dispose of it.
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Atlanta
Ernest Cole
Ernest
McClellan Buys Park Seats for Fan Vote Night
Pine Bluff Arkansas, August 8. Congressional candidate John McClellan plays the New Deal campaign card by purchasing every seat in the park for Friday night’s Dixie League game between Pine Bluff and Greenville. He invites all residents of southeast Arkansas to attend and participate in the fan vote event.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
John McClellan
Congress
McClellan
Greenville
Mias
Arkansas
Woman protests after dead husband vote in primary
A Kansas City polling place scene shows a woman confronting election officials when told a vote was cast in her deceased husband's name. She questions the process and asks for the whereabouts of her husband, adding that he has been dead for four years.
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Kansas City
Aug
Grain Market Festival Shines at Cavetown Saturday
Harmony Band will headline a Cavetown festival benefiting the local bat club on Saturday August 11, with boxing and other entertainment listed among attractions. Proceeds go to support the community group.
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Cavetown
Benefit of Bat Club
Harmony Band
Movie Star Bancroft Faces Alimony Suit In Court
George Bancroft, noted film star, stands in a serious predic ament as Edna Bancroft seeks temporary alimony of 1000 pounds monthly. He testified he believed his first wife was divorced before marrying Octavia Bancroft but could not recall details. The actor and his second wife have daughter Georgette, 17, and no court schedule was given for a verdict.
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Los Angeles
George Bancroft
Allu
Bancroft
Edna Bancroft
Octavia Bancroft
Georgette
Petition for Release Writ Is Dismissed
The case in Baltimore 1928 re Habeas Corpus focuses on sanity verdict and release prospects. Berman claims insanity at shooting in Brown's office, but lacks timely appeal and faces dismissal. The dispute over legal fees and a related court filing preceded the fatal incident.
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Brown
Baltimore
Price
Berman
Probers Seek Proof Nazis Plan Revolt on Pacific Coast
The U S congressional sub committee on un American activities probes a pro Nazi plot blamed on the silver shirts led by William Dudley Felley. Dr George Gyssling German vice consul may testify with German embassy consent and possible immunity considerations loom in Washington. Marines aides Gros and Hayes testified about drilling with stolen arms near San Diego.
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Los Angeles
Congressional
Pacific Coast
Silver Shirts
William Dudley Felley
New York
George Gyssling
Washington
Gyssling
Rudolph Lettner
Grasling
Edward T. Gros
Intelligence Service
United States Marines
Virgil Hayes
San Diego
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