Woman Killed in Auto Crash Near Austin Nevada
J J Burke of Los Angeles and his wife were in a two car crash near Austin Nevada. Burke was critically injured with a crushed hip and multiple breaks while his wife was killed. Louis D Gordon aided at the scene and carried Burke from the burning car. A second wreck west of Austin involved residents of Sacramento and Oakland with their vehicle overturning.
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Burkes
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Robert Mill
Carl Ekstrom
Sacramento
A. B. Ferguson
Onattuck Avenue
Oakland
California
Biss. Hill
Twin Cities reach new rail link with formal opening planned
A garbled AP report outlines a new railway connection linking the Twin Cities eastward with a formal opening anticipated. Details are unclear but the event promises enhanced regional transport.
NG IN UTAH NG IN UTAH duly AP.
The fragment shows an AP filed item about Utah with headline style words NG IN UTAH and mentions nothing else readable to identify people or events.
Police Officers Face Frightful Night as Cowboys Call
In Kansas City on July 28 AP reports regular cowhands and over 100 others pursued a steer near the union steps. After a 24 hour chase officers abandoned the pursuit when the steer climbed onto a patrol car and roared at them. Earlier a steer leaped into Penn Valley Park lake. Other animals damaged flower beds and lawns in scattered sections.
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Marines Maintain Inland Patrol Amid Sandino Threats
Brigadier General Logan Peland says Sandino's rebel move is near the Mondures border but unlikely to cause major disturbances. Marines patrol the north while about 600 rebels surrendered near Somoto Ocotal and other northern points ahead of the November 4 election.
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Unclear text sparkles in fragmented report from New York
An irregular July dispatch from Moses cites a political figure courting broad influence from Maine to North Carolina. The garbled prose mentions a hotel Senator and costars, with references to a publican and territorial reach, but the exact facts are obscured in the OCR.
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North Carolina
Smith to Let Open Firing Albany Campaign Kickoff
Governor Smith plans to let Republican opponents fire the first shot of the campaign with an August 23 notification ceremony on the east steps of the capitol at 7 p.m. Eastern daylight time. He will hold campaigning in abeyance until then and aims to deliver a broad acceptance speech addressing all campaign issues. The event will be broadcast nationally on a network of at least ninety stations.
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River racing revival eyed after Chris Greene victory on Ohio
New Richland Ohio July 25 AP revival of river racing excitement follows the Victory of the Chris Greene over Betsy Ann. The 230 mile Ohio River race ended in a two hour 25 minute run with a two length margin, eight mph average, far from the 1870 Robert E. Lee record. The Chris Greene already holds two challenges for races for the glided elk horns trophies.
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Ohio River Packet
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Robert E. Lee
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Mississippi
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Salt Lake U P Athletic club wins in Los Angeles unit meet
Salt Lake division track and swimming teams led by 112 and 16 points respectively won first honors at the Los Angeles and Salt Lake unit meet. Los Angeles team placed second in track with 5 points and Utah Parts followed with 45 1 3 points. Milford A with 26 and Provo with 11 8 finished in order.
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Salt Lake
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Soviet Pilot Aleksey Pavioff Dies in Deliberate Crash
Moscow reports indicate Aleksey Pavioff, famed Soviet pilot, died when he deliberately crashed during a 6 million aviation exhibition display. The crash occurred as a dramatic, costly demonstration to underscore aviation prowess, shocking attendees.
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Aleksey Pavioff
Interior Department swears in Roy C. West as new chief
Washington July 25 Roy C West of Chicago arrives to assume post as chief at the interior department He will be sworn in at 3 pm by chief clerk W Bertrand Acker in a ceremony expected to be attended by retiring secretary Hubert Work Edward Pinney secretary and other staff welcomed him on arrival
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Department of the Interior
Roy C. West
Chicago
Secret West
W. Bertrand Acker
Hubert Work
Interrir
West
Edward C. Pinney
Nesstan
Peaceful After Violent Clash at Sharp Mill Strike
In New Bedford Massachusetts July 25 AP reports a major clash between striking textile workers and police. Five thousand watched as reserves disputed a crowd near the Sharp mill. Seven policemen were injured and eight workers or sympathizers were arrested.
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Mass
Sharp Mill
State Board of Cvacilation
Boeton
Legion Championship Results From RHE at Pocatello and Other Games
Baseball scores from multiple games show RHE at Pocatello Caldwell and two St. Louis Brooklyn lines with final tallies. Boston and Chicago clash, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia square off in two games with uneven innings. American League action includes a Cleveland doubleheader with Boston, featuring pitching by Morrie, Heving, Miller, and Graytorn.
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Heving
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Graytorn
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Hoover rests from routine of Washington
Herbert Hoover, resting at his California home, tightens plans for the August 11 acceptance address and campaigns ahead. A settlement among eastern Republican leaders eases his worries as he prepares to open the campaign and deliver his speech at Stanford University stadium with a large speakers platform in the bowl.
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Capital
Stanford University
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Washington
California
Heat Record Falls Across Pacific Northwest Highs
A day of extreme heat across the Pacific Northwest saw Lewiston Idaho hit 112 degrees, Spokane and Wenatchee reach 104 and 106, with several locations recording the hottest temperatures of the year. Forecasters promised slight relief but reported wildfires and stressful conditions in western Washington and eastern Idaho.
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Mercury
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Idaho
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Spokane
Odessa Wash
Lewteton Idaho
Wenatchee
Wash
Men Name Colorado Bank Robber Suspect Turley Identified
Ten Lamar Colorado men traveled to Hutchinson Kansas to help Sheriff Aldermann identify Carrol C. Turley 18 a Wichita Kansas suspect in the Lamar bank robbery of May 23 and the killings of four people Turley has been in solitary confinement at the state reformatory after being moved from Wichita by Aldermann and Detective Carl Adams of Wichita.
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Hassell Flight to Europe Delayed by Weather
The Creaver Rockford flight bound for Europe was postponed from 8:50 am to tomorrow morning due to unfavorable weather. Pilot Hassell cited a United States Weather Bureau report showing adverse headwinds over Canada, risking fuel with no tailwinds, while hope rested on a northeast moving atmospheric low.
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Bert Hassell
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Police Seek Pair in Hammer Murder Near Lake City
Lake City officials investigate the hammer slaying of G. W. Simmons a Steubensville Ohio tourist. deputies collect testimonies while Ohio authorities name Simmons’ daughter Helen Booth and her husband F L Booth as persons of interest after a car bearing blood stains linked to the couple is found and seized in Jacksonville.
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G. W. Simmons
Steubensville
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Columbia County
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W. B. Douglas
Douglas
Helen Booth
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Booth Simmons
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Morrell Divorce Granted Amid Cruelty Allegations
Mrs. Mildred Morrell of Newark was granted a divorce from Edward M. Morrell a former convict and reform crusader. She accused him of cruelties matching those in San Quentin and cited threats and dagger evidence from hearings. The couple wed in 1917 and later lived in Philadelphia New York and Newark.
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N. J
Mildred M. Morrell
Edward M. Morrell
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San Quentin
Jack London
Californa
San Joaquin Valley
Southern Pacific Railway
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WN. Y
Philadelphia
New York
California
Berg to Meet Petrolle in Lightweight Showdown
In Chicago, Jack Berg the English lightweight will fight Billy Petrolle of Fargo on the eve of a title shot. Promoter James Mullen has arranged Mandell for a September bout against the tomorrow night winner.
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Jack Berg
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Sammy Mandell
James Mullen
Mandell
Pianist Sues Husband Over Alleged Affection Scandal
Los Angeles July 25 AP report that pianist M Hester Stiles filed suit for divorce and $250 000 damages for alienation of affections against Vernon Stiles a grand opera singer and against John R MacGinnis claiming her husband sold his life to the singer. The complaint details a murdered fidelity and a series of travels ending with a broken in confrontation at an opera house.
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Los Angeles
Hester Stiles
Heater
Vernon Stiles
John R. MacGinnis
Montana
New York
Nate
Mr. Stiles
Resources of banks listed New York July 25 1928
Total resources of all national and state banks in the United States amount to about 70 billion dollars. The figures come from the annual association of supervisors of state banks and were presented at a convention in Coney Island. Deposits reached 1.14 trillion, with resources near 69.44 trillion and profits about 68.17 billion. Since 1919, deposits rose 51 percent and deposits surpassed the 1927 peak by 1.14 trillion.
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New York
United States
Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Coney Island
Sims
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company of
New Orleans
Senators Take Holiday as Park Boundary Probe Pauses
A four day vacation ends a park boundary inquiry by a senate public lands committee. Chairman G P Nye and members Porter H Dale Henry F Ashurst and John B Kendrick took a fishing break during the probe. MALONEY WINS BOSTON TITLE. Jim Maloney knocked out Lamer in three rounds at Braves Night, referee stoppage after Lamer was knocked down five times.
Long Beach July 38 AP Item on Embezzlement Claim
A garbled Long Beach report from July 38 details an accusation that a person is embezzling funds. The fragment mentions AP and a local context but lacks clear names or dates.
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Calif
AP Ascuseng
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