Austria Suffers Severe Loss Across Vienna Riots
Berlin reports a government proclamation from Chancellor Seipel listing at least 40 killed and 300 wounded in last week's riots. It states justice palace losses include deeds and archives destroyed by fire and warns of severe economic and social damage. In Budapest, reports claim the Heindle kidnapping and a 5000-strong crowd aimed at Schatten for retaliation against the Socialists.
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Chiwmcelior Seipel
Vienna
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Palace of Justice
Rie
Austria
Jobels
Viennese
Staic Ana
Sanders May Take Leave From White House
Secretary to the President Sanders may take a leave of absence to escape pressures in Washington. He has a throat ailment but remains at his desk and there are unverified reports he may resume private life and practice law in Indianapolis.
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Black Hills
Indianapolis
Washington
House
RL Swimmer Saves Two Lives in Oregon River Rescue
In Hoseburg Oregon Fran Gorthy a 16 year old on her first week of swimming leapt into the North Umpqua River to save Mrs Hazel Chane and her young daughter Mar. Margaret fell in struggled against the current and was carried downstream. Gorthy pulled both mother and child to rocks then to shallow water where Margaret was revived after reaching shore.
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Ore
Fran Gorthy
Hazel Chane
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Northequa
Margaret
Science curbs bad diseases
In New York on July 18 AP reports sociologist Edward Alsworth Ross predicts in Century Magazine that by century's end science will nearly eradicate communicable disease. He cites global medical trends and notes US life expectancy rising from 50 in 1901 to 60 today, with infant mortality dropping from one in four to one in fourteen.
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New York
Edward Alsworth Ross
American Journal of Sociology
Century Magazine
Ross
America
Pact outlook brightens as three powers discuss cruisers
Geneva July 18 AP an official communique says talks among the United States Great Britain and Japan on auxiliary surface craft show progress towards bridging differences. Delegates met at a Japanese official's villa near Geneva and discussed maintaining obsolete cruisers and eight inch guns while weighing submarine tonnage parity and concessions.
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Great Britain
Japan
England
Body found in canal believed to be Dominick Cinderella
Police found the body of a man bound in burlap sacks with wire and tape, floating in a Chicago river canal. Investigators say he was strangled perhaps a month ago, and the victim is identified as Dominick Cinderella, a gang war casualty.
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Chicago
Dominick Cinderella
Cinderella
Heroes Down Below Help Recondition Transatlantic Plane
Two engineers traveled 3000 miles by water to France to service the trans Atlantic plane Columbia for its return flight with Maurice Drouhin and Charles Levine. Thomas Harold Kin gabe Kin rade, field service engineer for Wright Aeronautical, aided tune the American Commander Byrd’s plane. John Carisi, chief mechanician at Columbia Aircraft, also prepared the Columbia flown by Chamberlin and Levine.
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New York
France
Columbia
Rich Profit Made By Ticket Scalpers
Federal investigation led by Tuttle reveals broad scalping profits across Broadway theatres prize fights and even funeral tickets. Scalpers inflated prices by as much as 1 to 25 dollars for high demand events including Dempsey Sharkey and Schiff funeral tickets. The probe aims to expose agency fraud in income tax reporting and ticket allocations to speculators.
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New York
Broadway
Tuttle
Kown
Broadway Is Now Just Main Street
New York, July 18. George M. Cohan laments Broadway’s decline in a copyright article for the New York American. He recalls the once glitzy thoroughfare as now mainly Main Street with collar shops orangeade stands and movie theaters plus curious encounters from Park Avenue to his hotel.
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Main Street
New York
George M. Cohan
New York American Today
Park Avenue
Order Signed In Ford Case
Judge Charles T. Simons in federal district court signed a stipulation of discontinuance ending the Ford Sapiro legal phases. The order was immediately signed and filed, marking formal closure of the case.
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Detroit
Ford-Sapiro
Charles T. Simons
Federal District Court
Six Die When Auto Is Hit By Train At Crossing
At Brady near Norhead Kentucky six people die when their car collides with Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No 26. Victims named include Elmo Caudill 6 Alec Patton 55 Mrs Alec Patton 45 Grace McClain 16 Albert McClain 4 Alla Patton 8 months.
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Brady
Norhead
Chesapeake and Ohio
Elmo Caudill
Alec Patton
Grace McClain
Albert McClain
Alla Patton
Chicago Victory Over Washington on July 18
Chicago won 6 to 1 as Hadley limited Chicago to six hits and Washington hit in bursts off Blankenship.
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Hadley
Washington
Blankenship
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Chapman Assassination Attempt Targets U S Consul
American consul William E. Chapman at Puerto Mexico was shot and wounded in his residence by two intruders. J. J. Sparks, the British vice consul, reported the break in through a skylight and the two assailants following Chapman to his bed. The embassy lodged a protest with the Mexican foreign office and seeks apprehension and punishment. Chapman had recently established the post after transfers from Torreon.
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William E. Chapman
Puerto
Mexico
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J. J. Sparks
Capman
Sparks
Mexico City
Torreon
Sandino Attacks Marines Rallying in Nicaragua War
Washington reports that Sandino declares war on American forces as Marines and Nicaraguan constabulary defend Ocotal. Private Obelski killed and Private Garrison wounded in the clash 110 miles north of Managua amid bombing sorties and stalled attacks as Sandino resists surrender.
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Pan-American Federation of Labor Council
Salamon de la Salva
Nicaragua
Managua
Michael Obelski
Routte
Charles Sidney Garrison
Asheville
N. C
Ocotal
Sandino
Borah Confers with Robins in Pocatello Visit
Senator William Borah arrived in Pocatello from Boise and held a conference with Raymond Robins of Chicago. Borah, accompanied by Walter Young, planned to return to Boise that evening as Robins continues a Glacier National Park vacation with his family and declined to reveal conference details.
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Chicago
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Pocatello
Walter Young
C. C. Anderson
Idaho
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Glacier National Park
Republican National Committee
Auditorium Theatre
American Red Cross
Russia
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Tribune
Rain postpones St. Louis Brooklyn doubleheader. multiple MLB results noted
Baseball action listed with postponement for St. Louis at Brooklyn due to rain and a Wednesday doubleheader. Summaries cover games in New York Philadelphia Chicago Washington Detroit Cincinnati Boston Cleveland and other venues with scores, innings and key players.
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Byrd and crew greeted on New York return voyage
Five men step onto American soil after nonstop flight to Europe as crowds cheer at the Battery. Commander Richard E Byrd, Clarence Chamberlin, and crew are welcomed from the Macom while Lindbergh and others attend the homecoming event.
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Europe
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Richard E Byrd
America
Clarence Chamberlin
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
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Bert Acosta
George Neville
Bernt Balchen
Norway
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Work Started On Red Prince Mine Near Red Hill
A small crew began work today at the Red Prince mine east of Red Hill under D. J. O'Mahoney's direction. Discovery of ore spurred staking nearby with ore samples valuing over $100 per ton and a two year royalty plan for the lessee. The site lies about a mile from the city with gravity hauling and a test run down the road to the cemetery. A second development, the B. H. Lyon holdings east of Merrill Park, shows seven claims being worked and was announced in Sunday's Tribune.
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Red Hill
D. J. O'Mahoney
O’mahoney
Tribune
Fifth Avenue
B. H. Lyon Holdings
Meridell Partk
Communists Upset Pan American Labor Federation
A document allegedly from Moscow urges breaking the Pan-American Federation of Labor and boycotting its convention. The federation says the translated El Pais Havana piece, dated April 1927, attacks Yanqui imperialism and calls for Latin American syndicate actions against it.
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Federation
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