Tragic Moselle Bridge Collapse Cuts Hindenburg Rhine Visit
A pontoon bridge over the Moselle at Coblenz collapsed killing 35 to 50 as President von Hindenburg planned to proceed with his Rhine liberation tour. Among the dead is six year old Raymond Lawler of Akron Ohio and his grandfather, with mourning bells tolling in Coblenz.
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Coblenz
Germany
von Hindenburg
Rhineland
Moselle
Berlin
Raymond Lawler
Akron
Ohio
Conrad
Oberburge Meister Russel
Oberburgo
Meister Russell
Treves Aix-la-Chapelle
Rhineside
Mormon Pioneers Mark Old Trail Route
Four descendants depart Lake City to trace and mark the Mormon Pioneer Trail 83 years after pioneers first entered the Great Lake valley. Starting from Henefer in Weber canyon they travel 36 miles via Dixie East canyon Dutch Fork Mountain Deil Parley's canyon Little ntain and Embanyen to place posters reading Mormon Pioneer Trail 47 awaiting permanent designation.
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Lake City
Great Lake Valley
Henefer
Weber Canyon
Dixie
East Canyon
Dutch Fork
Big Tain
Mountain Deil
Endurance Flight Progress Over Lambert Field
Dale Jackson and Forest O Haire reach day three of a 30 day refueling endurance flight at Lambert St Louis field. By 9 11 a m they had logged 50 hours aloft and continued their flight with steady progress.
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ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Haine
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Pioneer Event in Life of Church Is Recalled
In Staunton Virginia James Eads How the "millionaire hobo" dies after 15 years of self denial to aid hoboes. He left a 500000 bequest to support migratory workers and the International Brotherhood Welfare Association. Elsewhere in Palmyra New York a pioneer Mormon day recalls Joseph Smith and the founding of the Mormon church with lectures and ceremonies.
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James Eads Howe
Staunton
James Eads How
Eliza Eads How
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
How
St Louis
John How
St. Louis
Palmyra
N. Y
Joseph Smith
Cumorah
First Church of the Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
United States
Canada
Salt Lake Valley
James H. Moyle
Eastern States Mission
Adam
Charles H. Hart
Zara Agha
Turkey
America
New York
Assim Kedvan
Ahmet Mussa
Mad foxes on Eastern Estates near Rockford
Foxes on the estates of Ruth Hanna McCormick and others southwest of Rockford were hunted by expert riflemen. Four foxes have been killed and found rabid amid fears after a fox snapped at a McCormick son. The piece also notes political remarks by R. B. Bennett criticizing fiscal policy and unemployment.
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Rockford
Ill
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Frank O. Lowden
McCormick Farm
McCormick
R. B. Bennett
Bennett
Kitchener
Ont
Canada
Marketing Act May Extend to Sugar Industry in Many States
Washington July 23 AP The marketing act may extend to sugar beet and sugar cane growers under a federal farm board designation. Citations have been sent to representatives in 17 sugar beet producing states to meet in Greeley Colorado for developing a national cooperative marketing preselection of representatives. The action stems from a June Colorado meeting with growers representing virtually 75 percent of sugar acreage. The 1929 value of the sugar beet crop was about 57.6 million dollars. Sugar beets are grown in California Colorado Idaho Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska Mexico Ohio South
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Washington
Federal Farm Boards
Greeley
Colo
Colorado
Farm Board
California
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kio
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Mexico
Ohio
South
Glenn Curtiss Aviation Chief Dies in Buffalo
Glenn H. Curtiss world renowned aviation pioneer died this morning at General Hospital Buffalo after an appendectomy. He was brought from Hammondsport New York where he was born May 21 1878. Death was due to a pulmonary embolus from a blood clot in a heart artery. Curtiss helped found aviation during its early development and Hammondsport is hailed as the cradle of aviation.
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Buffalo
Glenn H. Curtiss
General Hospital
Curtiss
Hammondsport
N. Y
Upstate
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Crade of Aviation
Wright Brothers
Three Gunmen Kill Buckley in Hotel Lobby
Gerald Fef Buckley known as Jerry Buckley WMBC announcer was shot in the La Salle hotel lobby by three men shortly after his recall campaign statements. A suspect Angelo Livechki was arrested and a $5000 reward was posted by the city council for the killers and instigators.
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Detroit
Gerald Fef
Jerry” Buckley
WMBC
la Salle Hotel
Buckley
Charles Bowles
Paul Buckley
Wayne County
Gerald
Gerald Buckley
Jack Klein
W. Wright Gedge
Michigan Broadcasting Company
St. Mary's College
St. Mary's
Kan
Detroit College of Law
Ford Motor Company
Angelo Livechki
Stabilize Rio Grande Boundary With Engineering Works
Washington officials expect a proposal to permanently stabilize the shifting Rio Grande boundary between the United States and Mexico. The international boundary commission led by Lawrence M. Lawson for the US and Gustavo P. Serrano for Mexico is in Mexico City finalizing its survey report and recommendations.
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Washington
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
International Boundary Commission
Lawrence M. Lawson
Gustavo P. Serrano
Baseball game summaries from national league and american games
Scores and pairings from multiple games across the National and American leagues. Boxed data list innings, pitchers, and final results with teams including St Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Chicago and others.
Mayor Detroit First Ousted from Office Recall
Detroit votes 120,863 to 89,907 in a recall of Mayor Charles Bowie after six months in office. Bowie will stay until his successor is elected with no other candidates announced. Campaign leaders vow a fight to the finish as Detroit heads toward another municipal election within nine months.
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Detroit
Charles Bowie
Bowles
John Gillespie
Boise Defies State Gasoline Tax Initiatives
Boise joins Idaho cities opposing the state gasoline tax. Mayor James P. Pope says Boise will keep buying tax free fuel to test whether municipalities can be taxed. The Burley district injunction and pending court cases loom as Boise weighs legal action if the state proceeds.
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James P. Pope
Burley
Department of Law Enforcement
Supreme Court
District Court
Boise
Spirited Canada Campaign Opens After Budget Speech
Ottawa July 23 AP Liberals push budget with countervailing duties to curb U S tariff hikes and British preference policy outlined as campaign focal point. General election set for next Monday with 345 parliament seats to be filled.
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Ottawa
United States
Borah Plans Northwest Campaign Against Hoover Relief
Senator Borah of Idaho signals new campaign in the agricultural Northwest next fall opposing Hoover farm relief and tariff revision plans. He may speak in several northwest states but will first take a two month rest in Idaho as ordered by physicians.
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Hoover
Senator Borah
Northwest
Idaho
Northwest States
Borah
Believed father planted dynamite in Barnsboro tragedy
In Barnsboro Pennsylvania a dynamite blast destroyed a home injuring Mrs K Terry Langham and four daughters. Two children Lavina 16 months and Laure 6 were killed while two other girls escaped injury. Police sought Langham after reports of marital disputes and sightings near the residence.
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Barnsboro
K. Terry Langham
Emeigh Run
Here
Langham
Lavina
Laure
Tremor Devastates Southern Italy. 251 Dead
AP wires report a powerful earthquake in southern Italy early today left 251 dead and over 500 injured as thousands of homes and historic structures collapsed. Naples and Salerno provinces reported multiple fatalities with others in Avellino and Potenza as rescue teams battled falling walls and shifting buildings.
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Rome
Italy
Salerno
Excelsior
Naples
Attella
Venosa
Buonalbergo
Benevento
Fogga
Avellino
Potenza
Resi
Idaho Pioneers to Be Honored in July Celebrations
Statewide Pioneer day observances across southeastern Idaho include a Pocatello program, Bancroft’s Old Oregon Trail centennial tie in, a Downey memorial tablet for Marsh Valley pioneers, and Blackfoot Groveland ward events with park program at 10 am Lunch and races follow. Rexburg features George S. Romney of Ricks College as main speaker.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Bancroft
Oregon Trail
Downey
Marsh Valley
Groveland
Groveland Park
Rexburg
George S. Romney
Ricks College
Iowa
Paddy Harmon Final Wish Laid Out In Stadium
The injury death of Paddy Harmon after a car overturn led to plans for burial in the stadium he championed. His wife May Harmon and Dr. Thomas Brand remained hospitalized as mourners recall his Christmas charities benefiting thousands over the decades.
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Paddy Harmon
Chicago
P. T
Paddy) Harmon
Harmon
May Harmon
Thomas Brand
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