Carranza's Body Returned to Mexico Amid U S Tribute
In San Antonio Texas July 20 military agencies marshal to honor Captain Emilio Carranza Mexico's aviator killed in New Jersey detachments of the Texas national guard, the second division troops, and a Twenty third infantry guard the funeral train. A caisson bears the casket to the auditorium for memorial services with Major General John A Husen to place a wreath.
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San Antonio
Texas
Emilio Carranza
Plana
Mexico
New Jersey
Texarkana
Second Divison
Texas National Guard
City Auditorium
Frederick Ruston
United States Army
Twenty-third Infantry
John A. Husen
Dan Moccdy
Young School Boy Is Hero in Drowning Rescue
St Louis July 30 Leon Callanan a 13 year old school boy saved five people from drowning in a slough of the Mississippi river last night Two children Roy Hellman 6 and Effie Lee Anderson 9 died in the incident Mrs Delphie Anderson mother of the girl was saved by Callanan who also aided sisters Bertha Anderson 11 and Pay Anderson 6 and others in shallow water The youth who is skilled in swimming previously rescued a 12 year old boy from drowning last summer.
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ST. Louis
Leon Callapan
Mississippi River
Roy Hellman
Effie Lee Anderson
Delphie Anderson
Cakeman
Margaret
Wiero Mellman
Roy
Bertha Anderson
Pay Anderson
Effie
Leon Callanan
Salt Lake City Airmail Facilities to Expand
W Erving Clover assistant postmaster general in charge of airmail arrived in Salt Lake City and praised the city as the second largest airmail terminal in the United States. He said the 5 cent an ounce air mail rate beginning August 1 will require major expansion of handling facilities and more Burt reels due to increased mail volume. Salt Lake City is a primary distributing point behind Chicago.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
W. Erving Clover
United States
Chicago
Glover
Dems Prepare Drive to Seize Control of Congress
Albany report says Governor Smith and the Democratic leadership plan a concerted effort to overturn the Republican House majority. Tydings and Hawes brief Smith on congressional strategy while Billy Oldfield signals renewed party activity as vacancies and a 33 seat minority loom.
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Albany
N.Y
Smith
White House
Congress
Tydings
Maryland
Hawes
Missouri
House of
New York
Democratic National Committee
Billy” Oldfield
Arkatmaa
Ranki
House
Houston
Senate
Palmer-Labor
Unsettled Weather Forecast For Uttar Region
Unsettled conditions continue tonight into Saturday with changing temperatures. Forecasters expect variable skies and possible showers as a frontal system moves through region.
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Uttar
Rockford Bomb Death Ties Husband and Wife to Alleged Suspect
In Rockford Illinois a bomb in Vernon Plager's car killed him as he started the engine. His wife and her alleged lover, Paul Reed, a 30 year old draftsman, are held by police. Reed reportedly admitted to the killing on his deathbed. The couple and Reed are jailed after being arrested in a Southern Illinois city and returned to face police court where a reconciliation followed for the child’s sake.
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Rockford, II
Vernon Plager
Rockford
Paul Reed
Reed
Oregon
Piager
Supccmus
Ilinois
Republican Treasurer Out After Three Million Plan
Washington reports J B R Mutt, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, plans to raise at least 8 000 080 for the Hoover campaign. The later appointment of Jeremiah Milbank of New York as cost arm treasurer was announced. Funds will be solicited and allocated into designated classes.
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Washington
J. BR. Mutt
Republican National Committee
Paign
Jeremish Milbenk
New York
Costerm
Nutt
Utah Shippers Seek Rate Cuts to Arizona and New Mexico
Utah Shippers Traffic association filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission demanding sweeping freight rate reductions to Arizona and New Mexico. The complaint targets seven railroads including Santa Fe and Union Pacific, arguing rates shut Utah shippers from these markets. They seek cut rates for less than carload lots and a reasonable throwout to common Utah points, plus lower rates on specific goods.
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Salt Lake City
Arizona
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utah Shippers Traffic Association
Utah
Santa Fe
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Ogden
Provo
Peinta Am
Auction Girl Drops Bid to Marry for Parents’ Care
Beatrice Albert known as the auction girl, 19, withdraws her offer to marry the highest bidder after her parents’ separation. she will not marry anyone to fund their lifelong maintenance. Her father insists she marry W. W. Goynes, the Soldiers’ Home postmaster, while the mother opposes the match.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Albert
Comstock
Merther
Wisconsin
W. W Goynes
Siren
Mr. Goynes
Mr Goynes
UTAR-Majo LEAGUE Earnshaw and Cochrane results
Baseball scores from multiple parks show Washington defeating Detroit 7 to 1 with Sorrell Van Gilder Woodall Jones and Kemre contributing. Chicago beat New York 38 to 1 led by Benton Falkner OParrel Ho gan Malone Jones Hartecot. Brooklyn topped Pittsburgh 8 to 4 behind Petty Elliott Clark Gooch. Cincinnati vs Boston ended 6 to 9 with Barnes Cantwell Taylor Sparker Laces and Picinich prominent. St Louis and opponent played to a 5 to 8 score with Youngween Lerten and Alemangor among others.
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Earnshaw and Cochrane
Washington
Rhe
Detroit
Sorrell
van Gilder
Woodall
Jones and
Kemre
Chicago
New York
Benton
Falkner
Oparrel
Hogan
Malone
Jones
Hartecot
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Petty, Elliott, Clark and
Gooch
Cincinnati
Boston
Gox
Barnes
Cantwell
Taylor
Sparker
Sparker, Laces
Picinich
At &. Louis
REE Pailideighta
Lerten
Alemangor
Nations Approve Kellogg Peace Pact With Two Awaiting Reply
Secretary Kellogg reports that all but Japan and Czecho Slovakia have formally accepted the revised treaty for renunciation of war. Great Britain Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa and India have publicly signaled approval, with Ottawa noting Canada’s cordial acceptance. The British note clarifies self defense remains implicit and obligations are relieved for any signatory against a violator.
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Washington
Kelloge
Japan
Czecho-Slovakia
State Department
Kellogg
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Ottawa
W. L. Mackenzie King
Logsdon
Austen Chamberlain
United States
Kelloggs
City Briefs From 4LT ARB District
July 20 AP dispatch reports limited local notes. Fragmentary text notes a few names and places but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Arb
Hoover Favored by Political Experts for 1932 Vote
Washington dispatch notes that most top pollsters now rate Hoover as likely winner, though many caution judgment may change. Frank Kent, Democratic author, argues Smith faces heavy new handicaps though he credits Smith with strong backing from big business manager Raskob and a potential fundraising edge.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Hoover
Smith
Eest
South
Frank Kent
Democratic Party
Kent
Baltimore Sun
Smith Bee
Raskob
Mr. Kent
Inquiry into break halted at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
The federal inquiry into the Cash for freedom escape attempt at Atlanta Penitentiary paused as Warden John W. Snook remained seriously ill at home. Six long‑term inmates Clifford Gardner Urbaytis Carrigan Bord and Andrews and his son Mike faced continued solitary confinement after a failed climb of an improvised ladder during exercise. A guard was slightly wounded in the clash with the two would‑be escapees.
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Atlanta. Ga
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
John W. Snook
Roy Gardner
California
Snook
Mor Ning
Hoover Homecoming Quiet as Father-in-Law Dies
Herbert Hoover arrived at his Stanford home at 10 15 AM after a 3000 mile journey from Washington to receive formal nomination as the Republican candidate. Funeral services for CD Henry Hoover will be held at the university chapel with only close friends present prompting residents to stay at home during the events.
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Stanford University
Calf
Herbert Hoover
Stanford Campus
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
CD Henry
University Chapel
Hoover Specter
National Capital
Wisconsin Hills
Leland Stanford Univer
Linen keeper held as thief on mail theft aboard Leviathan
Arch ibald Chepman assistant linen keeper in the steward’s department was charged with stealing registered mail from the United States liner Leviathan between June 11 and June 22 while at sea. He was held on 7500 bail for an August arraignment before United States Commissioner ONeill. The Leviathan had docked in New York after the loss was estimated between 4,000 and 6,000 dollars.
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New York
Archibald Chepman
Steward's Department
Chapman
United States
Oneill
England
Tne
Levisien
Commodore Cunningham
Whiskey Cargo Hidden in Kegs of Pickled Fish Case
New York customs agents seized a cargo of pre war rye whiskey worth about 1 million dollars. The contraband was found in ten gallon kegs tucked at the bottom of barrels of pickled herring shipped from Halifax. Manhattan fish dealers Smith and Anderson said they regularly receive the fish. The Nerima operates between New York Halifax and St Johns.
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New York
Red Cross
Halifax
Brooklyn
Smith and Anderson
Manhattan
Nerima
St. Johns
N. P
Italia Survivors Reach Kings Bay After Pole Expedition
Seven crew members of the Italia expedition arrive at Kings Bay base in Spitzbergen aboard the rescue ship Kreesta. They are welcomed by officers from Citta Di Milano as the missing crew and survivors are gathered following the failed north pole voyage.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Italia
Citta di Milano
Kreesta
Tealia
Dunia
Ill fated arctic expedition survivors reach base ship
Exhausted crew members were moved to the Citta Di Milanese. General Umberto Nobile, the expedition leader, awaited them aboard his base ship. A casualty named Vincenzo Pomella is noted among the dead.
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Citta di Milanese
Umberto Nobile
Vincenso Pomeila
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New Braunfels
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Blast
Husband
Landsch
Elct
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
P. Callies
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Bos
Sullivan
John Snook
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