Revolt Ousts Sao Paulo Government In Brazil Crisis
In Sao Paulo the government fell to revolutionaries who seized control as forces were dispatched by land and sea to restore order. Provisional President Vargas vowed not to capitulate and urged rebels to abandon the struggle amid regional claims from Rio Grande do Sul and Minas Geraes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Minas Geraes
Getulio Vargas
Rio Grande
U S and World Debts Talk Nets Reactions as Europe Presses
Washington reports deny any talks on reparations or debt downgrades after a cabinet session. In London, Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urges U S action to ease global economic peril and defends the Lausanne reparations accord. Separately New York reports circus magnate John Ringling critically ill with amputations after blood poisoning, aged about sixty six.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Lausanne
House of Commons
Europe
Britain
John Ringling
New York State
Hoover Hooverites name 15 to executive campaign panel
Fifteen members of the Republican National Committee were named to an executive committee to aid directing the campaign for the re election of President Hoover and Vice President Curtis. Everett Sanders announced the move and will serve as an ex officio member along with other national committee officers. The list includes Grace Burlingham Missouri Mark L Requa California George A Ball Indiana Manley Fosseen Minnesota and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Curtis
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Sanders
Grace Burlingham
Missouri
Mark L. Requa
California
George A. Ball
Indiana
Manley L. Fosseen
Minnesota
Guy P. Gannett
Maine
Lawrence Phipps
Colorado
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Earle 8. Kinsley
Vermont
H. E. Spangler
Iowa
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
Worthington Scranton
Pennsylvania
John Richardson
Massachusetts
R. B. Creager
Texas
Bertha Baur
Illinois
Senate approves home loan bank bill amid relief efforts
Senate action centers on a home loan bank bill for housing finance and unemployment relief measures. The Wagner plan totals 2.1 billion dollars with loan, public works and Reconstruction Finance Corp provisions. The treasury opposed direct federal reserve lending to individuals and firms, leading to limited changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury Department
Yester
Reynolds death probe not ended says sheriff
Sheriff Transon Scott said the inquiry into Smith Reynolds death is not closed though he would not reveal next steps. A coroner jury labeled the death as caused by unknown parties after testimony. Libby Holman, Reynolds widow, and Albert Walker were released. The grand jury was to meet to continue the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Transon Scott
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Albert Walker
Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Beers Bill Stalls In Senate Amid Political Opposition
In Washington July 12 the push to repeal the 18th amendment stalls after Republican Senator Bingham of Connecticut withdraws an immediate consideration strategy. Senate debates continue over alcohol levels and related inquiries as Democrats Sheppard and Ashurst challenge actions and demand votes on the repeal issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Bingham
Connecticut
Sheppard
Texas
Cumming
Ashurst
Arizona
Shoe King Thomas Bata Dies in Plane Crash
Prague July 12. Thomas Bata the Czech shoe magnate and aviation enthusiast died when his private plane crashed at his Otrokowitz flying field. He was 56 and had built a fortune with his brother Altstadt in shoe making. He advocated air transport for commerce and once planned a Calcutta shoe factory to aid Indians who went barefoot.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Thomas Bata
Otrokowitz
Bata
Altstadt
Calcutta
Ma Kennedy parts with husband in cross country split
In Hermosa Beach California Minnie Ma Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton sent husband Guy Hudson to Portland Oregon after a quarrel. She plans to move to Mount Charlestown Nevada and rumors of divorce circulate as she refuses to comment.
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Associated Press
Aman
Oregon
Ma” (Kennedy) Hudson
Aimee Semple McPherson
Nevada
Hermosa Beach
Cal
UPI
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Guy
Hudson
Putnam Starts Transcontinental Flight From Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart Putnam begins a non stop attempt from Los Angeles to New York taking off at 1 11 p m from the municipal airport as part of a trans Atlantic flight effort with unknown duration and risk factors noted by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Amelia ‘Earhart Putnam
New York
Girl Scouts Begin Camp at Castle Rock Highlands
Forty Scouts travel to Camp Castle Rock in the Highlands south of Butte for the season’s first camping period. The group was conveyed by car with support from the D A R Rotarian club and other local organizations. Camp director Miss Burney Rice and assistants will supervise the activities, continuing a decade of Scout work in Butte.
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Castle Rock
Highlands
Butte
Girl Scouts
Rotana Club
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Butte Exchange Club
Miss Rice
Elk Park District
Carp Caroline
Homestake
Chicago Grainman Killed in Fall from 14th Floor
Mark Smith of the firm Mark Smith and Company La Salle Street grain brokers was killed today in Chicago when he fell or leaped from the 14th floor of the Insurance Exchange building. His body lay on the roof of a three story lobby.
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Chicago
Mark Smith
Mark Smith and Company
la Salle Street
Insurance Exchange
Trio sought for hold up shooting at Yellowstone
Bozeman Mont July 12 With one man under arrest Gallatin county authorities seek three others implicated in the shooting of Mrs Betty Barber 28 at West Yellowstone early Monday Two men entered the Barber Hoffman home one rifled a cash drawer about 15 the other pointed a pistol Mrs Barber was shot in the head The younger man Pat Quinn was arrested later and held on an open charge The others fled in a car with Wyoming plates police described a Wyoming license car as sought The sheriff said reports of lynching were imaginary and Mrs Barber was expected to recover
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Bozeman
Mont
Gallatin County
Betty Barber
West Yellowstone
Money
Pat Quinn
Quinn
Wyoming
Big Timber
Flood Devastates West Virginia Valleys. Police Probe Casualties
West Virginia state police search for flood victims as 18 believed dead and 25 missing after rain swelled Paint and Armstrong creeks. Red Cross lists 800 to 1,000 homeless with relief stations at Hanford Standard and near Kimberley.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. VA
Paint
Armstrong Creeks
Burnwell
Paint Creek
Red Cross
Hanford
Standard
Kimberley
Illinois man chosen head of national Elks
Floyd Eugene Thompson, an Illinois schoolmaster turned judge, was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks at the national convention. He was named by Bruce Campbell of Moline lodge No. 556 to succeed John R. Coen of Sterling, Colorado. Milwaukee was chosen for the 1933 convention.
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Birmingham
Ala
Floyd Eugene Thompson
Illinois Supreme Court
Elkhom
Grand Lodge
Bruce Campbell
East St. Louis
Moline Lodge
Sterling
Colo
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Lodge of Elks
Prison Fire Breaks Out at Stateville Illinois
A fire broke out at Stateville prison in Joliet Illinois as 200 convicts on hunger strike protested pancakes without syrup. Fire crews were sent at 3 15 p m to battle a blaze reported in the furniture factory and no further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Joliet, Ill
Stateville
Yard Detail
Joliet
Mills Opens GOP 1932 Campaign at Faneuil Hall
Ogden Mills, secretary of the treasury, kicked off the Republican 1932 presidential drive in Boston's Faneuil Hall. He charged that Franklin D. Roosevelt lacks a concrete program to meet the current economic crisis and attacked Democratic expressions on economic issues.
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Boston
Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Faneuil Hall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secretary Lyman Wilbur Calls Columbia Basin Project Northwest’s Greatest Resource
Spokane dispatch reports Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur and Mrs. Wilbur arrived after touring Montana. He described the Columbia basin project as the greatest undeveloped potential resource in the northwest and predicted federal acceptance, calling it the ace in the American deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Columbia Basin
Northwest
Mid West Shriners Plan Stop in Butte on July 21
A special train carrying the Mid West Shrine council and many potentates will stop in Butte on July 21 from 8:00 to 9:50 a.m. on its San Francisco imperial council trip. Bagdad temple will host brief city tours. Osman temple of St. Paul sponsors the train with its band and drill unit aboard.
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Imperial Council
San Francisco
Mid-West Shrine Council
Middle West
Butte
W. E. Pierce
Bagdad Temple
Northern Pacific
Osman Temple of
St. Paul
Fred C. Nelson
Osman Temple
Valley in India Swept by Flood
In Sprinagar India on July 12 a flood threat rose similar to 1929 as the Shyock dam burst again, sending torrents down the Indus valley and endangering hundreds along North Kashmir.
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Sprinagar
India
Indus River
Shyock
Kashmir
Unidentified man found unconscious dies at St James
A 45 year old man found in an alley behind 20 South Ohio Street died at St James hospital after police brought him in at 10 25 p m. He bore a Daly inscription inside his shirt and clothing suggesting California origin. The coroner noted old needle marks on his left arm.
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St. James Hospital
South Ohio Street
Gerry
Rodda
Butte
California
Los Angeles
Duggan
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Trujillo
Brazil
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U. S
MacDonald
Sea
URP
Stimson
Circus King
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N. Y
Ringling
Baraboo
August Ringeling
Hanover
Germany
Will
Otto
Alf
Charley
Gus
Henry
Spur of Hoover
Reconstruction Board
Army
Home Loan Bank
Administration For the Relief
Sage
Alfred Holman
Cincinnati
Montana Weather
A. P
Shoe King
Hubby
Putnam
L. A
Barney Rice
Yellowstone
National Elks
Mills
Roosevelt
Columbia
Mid-West Shriners
Daly
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