Kohler Riot Turmoil Prompts National Guard Deployment
Milwaukee July 28 Two hundred fifty members of the 105th Cavalry Wisconsin National Guard moved by motor trucks to Kohler Wisconsin after a strike riot left two dead and about 40 wounded. Deputies and strikers clashed as gunfire and tear gas were used, drawing in an overnight battle near the Kohler Company plant.
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Milwaukee
105Th Cavalry
Wisconsin
National’ Guard
Kohler
Wis
Ee Wakefield
Sheboy-gan
H. Engelman
Sheboygan
Yill
Kob- Company
New Austrian Leader Pays Last Homage to Dollfuss
Vienna July 28 acting chancellor Ernst von Starhemberg invoked the spirit of assassinated chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss to plead for Austria's independence as thousands gathered at Vienna city hall to pay final honors. Millions worldwide listened to the broadcast. Von Starhemberg said the mortal you will perish and that you will continue to live.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Ernst von Starhemberg
Austria
von Starhemberg
Miread
Fatherland
Festival Raises Funds for Kiddies' Vacation Fund
The Herald-Mail reports three more young donors Normin and Sylvia Ann Parks and Mary Helen Stonebraker turned in six dollars from a lawn festival on Oak Hill avenue to support the Kiddies' Vacation Fund. The Parks children and Miss Stonebraker hosted the event Wednesday evening seeking to aid the fund again this year.
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Herald-Mail
Normin
Sylvia Ann Parks
Mary Helen Stonebraker
Herald-Mail Kiddies
Ann Gruber
Phyllis
Donna Miller
Cypress ~ Street
Parks
Deaths in Waynesboro and Knoxville mark two services
Miss Clara B. Miller aged 77 died Wednesday night at the Reformed Mennonite Church Home Waynesboro where she had been for two years born Leitersburg daughter of Jacob and Eliza Miller Surviving a brother John Miller Hagerstown Funeral tomorrow morning at 730 o'clock at the Reformed Mennonite church Rev Joseph Byers Burial Green Hill cemetery William Isaac Henkel of Knoxville Md died yesterday at home aged 79 born Jefferson County W Va son of John Troxell and Mary Swagger Henkel survived by widow Laura Elgin of near Sandy Book Md and three sons James W John T and Joseph Earl Henkel all of Washington D C Funeral services will be held from his late residence on Sunday July 29 at 12 o'clock Interment in St Mark's cemetery near Petersville Md He is well known in this city where relatives survive.
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Reformed Mennonite Church
Waynesboro
Leitersburg
Jacob and
Eliza
Lesher) Miller
John Miller
Hagerstown
Joseph Byers
Green Hill Cemetery
William Isaac Henkel
Knoxville
Jefferson County
W. Va
John Troxell
Mary Swagger Henkel
Laura Elgin
Near Sandy Book
James W
John T
Joseph Earl Henkel
Washington, D. C
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Petersville
Gingham Weddin Entertainment at Bethel Street Church
A large audience attended an elaborate entertainment at Bethel Street Baptist Church for church funds. The program titled Gingham Weddin featured six gingham themed wedding parties, a Tom Thumb wedding with children, and a mock wedding of Mr and Mrs Taylor. Singing and readings followed with Miss Thomas of Taneytown performing across vocal ranges. The event was organized by the pastors wife and her sister from Washington, drawing attendees from nearly every colored church in the area.
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Bethel Street Baptist Church
Thomas
Taneytown
Washington
Fighting Rages Across Broad Front in Styria and Carinthia
News from Vienna reports continued fighting after the assassination of Engelbert Dollfuss. Government troops regain ground near Bibiswald while Nazis withdraw to mountain passes. About 200 Nazis fled into Yugoslavia surrendering to border guards as Heimwehr and Catholic storm troops celebrate in Graz Styria.
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Bief
Engelbert Dollfuss
Pputsch
Tye
Carinthia
Bibiswald
Yugoslav
Yugoslavia
Heimwehr
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Home Owners Loan Corp clamps down on political activity
The Home Owners Loan Corporation orders staff nationwide to avoid campaign speeches and hold no political office. Wearing party buttons is banned and officers may not distribute employee lists or loan recipient data. Preston Delano states the body remains nonpartisan and expects conduct without political criticism.
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Preston Delano
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Forced Landing Dream Leads to Flight Injury in Budapest
July 28 report from Budapest describes Mrs. Lapjos Varga waking from a dream of a Paris bound plane forced to land, tumbling from her bed and breaking three ribs.
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Budapest
Lapjos Varga
President Roosevelt Bids Aloha To Hawaii On Departure
President Roosevelt left Hawaii aboard the cruiser Houston after a warm island farewell. He praised Hawaii’s welcome and development and heard Aloha as he departed. A frightened horse caused a minor crash, shattering glass and slightly injuring journalists in the rear car.
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Honolulu
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Continental
United States
Houston
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Washington
Chambersburg Hit By Cloudburst And Flooding
Chambersburg endured heavy storm damage with flooding and blocked streets as high water trapped motorists and a washout disrupted the Western Maryland railroad. A work train repaired tracks and traffic resumed. Hail the size of quarters damaged windows and the area saw relief from cooler conditions forecast with more showers ahead.
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Chambersburg
Western Maryland Railroad
Trafic
Coast Guard Opens Drive on Rum Row
Washington reports a strengthened coast guard plan to curb rum running, with 19 amphibian planes added to 17 existing aircraft. New air bases rise at St. Petersburg Florida Biloxi Mississippi and Ediz Hook Washington. A 43 member training unit goes to Pensacola for flight instruction to cooperate with sea forces.
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Coast Guard
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Treasury
St. Petersburg
Fla
Biloxi
Miss
Ediz Hook
Wash
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Chicago Grain Market Quotation by Stein Brothers
Quotations from Stein Brothers and partner firms set the tone in the Chicago grain market today with price levels and early movement. The McComas Armatrong Building hosts the data as traders monitor corn futures and related commodities.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armatrong Building
Make-Up Man Kidnapped On Honeymoon Case
A make-up man identified as Jesse and his bride were kidnapped on July 15 at Biz Pines, 270 miles east, by two men seeking a $3,500 ring and $25,000 from Mrs Chaney. After absences, the pair were forced to cash a $76 check in Los Angeles, then released. Sheriff Biscailuz and federal, district attorney, and police personnel pursued suspects. Britton was later captured during a payoff setup.
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Ida Britton
Britton
Cyril Russell
Jerry Lamoreaux
Lynn Parker
Joy Parker
Jesse
Biz Pines
Here
Los Angeles
Biscailuz
Department of Justice
District Attorney
New Company Formed In This City
The M. O. Robinson and Company, Inc. was granted articles of incorporation by the State Tax Commission with permission to deal in alcohol and to issue 100 shares of common stock of $100 each. Incorporators are Joosenh Fe, MecDaniels, Milton O. Robinson, and Ruth J. Robinson of Waynesboro.
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M. O. Robinson and Company, Inc
State Tax Commission
Joosenh FE
MecDaniels
MiJton O. Robinson
Ruth. J. Robinson
Waynesboro
First Regiment Parades At Camp Ritchie Maryland
The Maryland National Guard First Regiment held a full field inspection and muster at Camp Ritchie with Lt Col D M Cheston and regular army instructors in charge. Maj Gen B Keach was expected to visit for the weekend with a 16 gun salute and escort from Company A Frederick. Governor Albert C Ritchie misses Veterans Day exercises as David G Winebrenner takes his place.
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Camp Ritchie
Maryland National Guard
D. M. Cheston
B. Keach
National Guard Bureau
War Department
Hitler moves on Austrian crisis signal mute broadcast
In Munich on July 28 the second Nazi broadcast about the Austrian situation was canceled by order from Hitler directing Austrian Nazi headquarters to refrain from comment. The move signals a tightening of Nazi control over public statements amid the ongoing crisis.
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Munich
Hitler
Danville terrorized by elusive maniac in tense patrols
Danville Illinois faced a grip of terror as a marauder struck nightly in an upscale northwest district. Police manned double shifts guarding four to five blocks while seeking the elusive suspect who threatened a baby and attacked three women, escaping gunfire and evading a daytime search.
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Danville
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