Papal Benediction Closes Dublin Eucharistic Congress
In Dublin the thirty fifth eucharistic congress ended with a pontifical mass in Phoenix Park and a 17 mile procession to O Connor Bridge. Pope Pius XI broadcast benediction from the Vatican as Cardinal Lauri presided. Archbishop Curley led the mass. Eamon de Valera attended with clergy, officials, and thousands of worshipers.
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O'Connell Bridge
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Cardinal Lauri
John MceCormack
Lord Abbotts
Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
Deil Eireann
Senate
Ulster
Missing Aviators Located in Mexico
Two naval aviators who disappeared after engine trouble near Rodeo New Mexico were forced down at Montezuma Mexico and are reported safe. Lieut Frank M Nichols led the flight with Lieut Edward B Arroyo aboard as passenger. The group of five was en route from San Diego to Hampton Roads.
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Hitler Plea for Restraint Amid Lausanne Talks Sparks Nationwide Clashes
Berlin reports say Adolf Hitler was urged by Chancellor Franz von Papen to restrain brown shirt followers to aid negotiations at the Lausanne reparations conference. Four more deaths contested Nazi and anti fascist violence across Wattenscheid Landsberg Russdorf Essleben Essen Essen and surrounding areas as clashes spread. Alfred Hugenberg called for monarchy restoration amid rising political strife.
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Essleben
Essen
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Congress Fights Time Over Treasury and Post Office Bills
Congress faces deadlines as the Senate weighs two major bills funding the treasury and post office. A dispute over the independent offices bill triggers cuts to railroad valuation investigations under the recapture clause. Negotiations proceed on the $2.3 billion relief bill while warrants clash on the $150 million economy measure and a memorial project for Berkshire and Reading, England.
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Clinton Moore Pioneer Dies After Lifelong Montana Service
Clinton Moore a pioneer founder of the College of Montana at Deer Lodge in 1878 and first president, served as superintendent of schools in Boise and Silver Bow County. He held posts from postmaster at Anaconda to deputy internal revenue collector in Butte and was active in Montana politics and civic groups. He died with his body at Whitechapel awaiting funeral plans.
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Boulder Canyon Flood Hit Colorado Road
A four foot wave of water roared down Boulder canyon washing three cars from the highway and ripping up six miles of roadway near Boulder Colo Mrs R C Fleming of Lafayette was seriously injured Eleven other persons were also hurt in the flood that swept through the canyon late today damaging property and closing the highway for hours
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Hutton Battles Nurse in Love Lawsuit in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 26 the singer David L. Hutton prepared to defend against nurse Hazel St. Pierre in a $200000 suit alleging he broke a marriage promise. Witnesses questioned the nurse and the defense hinted at sensational charges while she closed five days on the stand.
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Aimee McPherson
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Mark Jones
Riots Hurt Several as Orangemen Parade in Northern Ireland
Violent incidents disrupted religious processions in Larne and Coleraine as Orangemen paraded toward Dublin. Bus windows shattered, trams attacked, and two police injured during baton charges amid sectarian tensions between Northern Protestant and Southern Catholic groups. Ballymena and Larne, in County Antrim, are noted as major towns with linen industry in Belfast area.
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Coleraine
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Ulster
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Prince of Orange
Ballymena
County Antrim
Wave Floods Baumer’s Gulch Area After Mountain Rainstorms
Rainfall around the mountains caused a swift water wave that struck autos in Baumer's Gulch, 12 miles away, injuring two sons with minor injuries as fishermen escaped the canyon. In England, Queen Adelaide Inn at Ewell near Epsom is set for razing after a century of occupancy.
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Ewell
England
Epsom
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