Hag enbarth predicts improved livestock outlook this fall
Frank Hag enbarth president of the National Woolgrowers association says rising pork beef and lamb prices signal better industry conditions. He notes pork and beef gains reflect a healthy market and lamb prices should rise due to fewer lambs available this fall with stronger demand. He spoke while en route to a woolgrowers convention in Colorado.
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Salt Lake City
Frank H. Hagenbarth
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
Montrose
Cowboy shot in Idaho Falls gunfight leaves two injured
Chas O'Toole a cattle owner is hospitalized with three bullet wounds after a gunfight at Tamas creek in Jefferson county near Idaho Falls. Al Kearnes, 33, admits shooting in self defense and is jailed in Rigby.
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Idaho Falls
Chas. O'Toole
Tamas Creek
Jefferson County
al Kearnes
Rigby
Keaton Divorce Suit Filed by Natalie Keaton
Natalie Talmadge Keaton files for divorce from Buster Keaton amid prior marital strife. She cites extreme mental cruelty and public humiliation, says a property settlement is arranged, and the children Joseph and Robert will be placed with her. The couple had quarreled over a yachting trip and an airplane trip to Ensenada, Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Natalie Talmadge Keaton
Buster Keaton
Keaton
Enseneda
Mexico
San Diego
District Attorney's
Hoover Returns to White House After Weekend Rest
President Hoover returns to the White House after a weekend of rest at his Rapidan Mountain camp. He goes directly to his desk, resuming official duties.
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Hoover
White House
Washington
Rapidan Mountain
Detroit and St Louis Rain Shortened Scores
Detroit 0 3 0 1 St Louis 0 2 1 1 were called at end of fourth due to rain. Wyatt Hayworth Stewart Kimsey Cooney Ferrell credited. Only games scheduled. New York 0 0 0 1 2 1 6 4 0 Phila. 0 0 0 3 1 2 2 0 2 Pennock Jorgens Maha fey Cochrane. National No games scheduled. f-
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Detroit
St. Louis
Wyatt
Hayworth
Stewart
Kimsey
Cooney
Ferrell
New York
Phila
Pennock
Jorgens
Maha Fey
Cochrane
Pioneer Day Observances Close Utah Celebration
Utah marked Pioneer Day with state office closures and business shutdowns as residents honored the arrival of the first Latter Day Saints settlers on July 24, 1847. A sunrise service and a dedication at Brighton celebrated the pioneers and the 1857 news of Johnson's Army advance.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Valley
Latter Day Saints
Lindsay Gardens
Wasatch Mountains
Tabernacle
Brighton
Johnson
Milo Angus
Leonora Angus
George Albert Smith
Utah Trails and Landmarks Association
Pioneer flier Alberto Santos-Dumont dies in Brazil
Alberto Santos-Dumont, known as the Father of Aviation, dies in Sao Paulo at 59 after an illness contracted in France. A pioneer of balloons, dirigibles and airplanes, he helped shape early aviation with ties to France before returning to Brazil to seek renewed health.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Alberto Santos - Dumont
South America
Aviation
Wright Brothers
France
Sao Paul
Minas Geraes
Henri Dumont
Lightning Kills Girl At Mackay
Mary Jane Stewart five died in a Mackay Idaho hospital from burns after a house was struck by lightning Saturday night. Mrs Stewart was burned on feet and legs and boot laces torn from her feet. Mary Jane remained critically injured as other children in the home helped rescue mother and girl.
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Salt Lake City
Mary Jane Stewart
Harold F. Stewart
Mackay
Idaho
Stewart
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills July 25 Our world of make believe is sad. Hundreds of comedians are not funny and Americas most beautiful girls are not gay. Our benefactor has passed away who picked us from all walks of life and led us to modest fame. He remained our friend and brought beauty into entertainment. He left a badge readers will treasure, a badge that read I wzsed for Ziegfeld. So goodbye Flo save a spot for me for you will put on a show up there that I will knock their eye out Yours
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Beverly Hills
Cal
America
Ziegfeld
Flo
Police clash with radicals in Bonus Army march
Washington July 25 radical wing of the bonus expeditionary force clashes with capital police near the White House. Leaders including John Pace of Detroit are arrested for inciting riot as crowds watched. march halted near the treasury building and further dispersal fights erupt downtown. Walter Waters warns only passive resistance if eviction orders are carried out at midnight.
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Washington
White House
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Executive Mansion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
John Pace
Detroit
Radical Wing
Pace
Executive Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Walter W. Waters
Thon| Expeditionary Force
Trial Opens For Russian Assassin
Paul Gorguloff the Russian who killed President Dowmer last May goes on trial for life in Paris. He bears the marks of two months in the Santé prison and appears a shadow of the powerful killer. Attorneys and reporters fill the small chamber as 50 spectators attend the public proceeding. His counsel asks for another medical examination after prior alienists deemed him sane.
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Paris
Paul Gorguloff
President Dowmer
Court of Asszes
Sante
Henri Geraud
Gorguloff Sane
Klan Demonstrates at Aimee's Temple in Los Angeles
Three thousand Ku Klux Klan members robed in white visited Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton’s Angelus Temple to show they remain active. Speakers cited a 1934 Long Beach convention with 25 000 attendees and steamboat travel plans from the Atlantic coast.
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Los Angeles
Ku Klux Klan
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Angelus Temple
Atlantic Seaboard
German aviator Von Gronau crosses Arctic route to U S flight
Captain Wolfgang von Gronau completes a third Atlantic crossing by the Arctic route. He departed Ivigtut Greenland at 10 a m E S T and radioed plans to head for Cartwright on the Labrador coast. Earlier he landed at Ivigtut after a six hour inland ice flight from Reykjavik Iceland.
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LT. Johns
N. F
Wolfgang von Gronau
Atlantic
Labrador
von Gronau
Vogtut
Greenland
Ottawa
Ontario
Ivigtut
Cartwright
Copenhagen
Germany
Chicago
Reykjavik
Iceland
Teeland
Associated Press
New England Mills Re open
New England mills show improving conditions with workers returning and orders rising. Berkshire Woolen Glix Underwear Silver Lake Wyandotte American Woolen Nashua Lowell Nashua Royal Textile Pontiac Velvet Mills report reopening and capacity production across several plants.
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Boston
Old New England
New England Council
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Woolen Company
Glix Underwear Company
Silver Lake
Wyandotte Woolen Mills
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Nashua, N. H
Royal Textile Mills
B. B. and
R. Knight Corporation
River Point
R. I
Pontiac Mills
Connecticut
Velvet
Ramseyer Named Director of Republican Speakers' Bureau
Rep. C William Ramseyer of Iowa chosen to head the Speakers Bureau for the presidential campaign. The bureau to be established August 1, Ramseyer to stay at his Bloomfield Iowa home during the interim. He has served nine terms in the Sixth Iowa district.
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Chicago
Rep
C. William Ramseyer
Iowa
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Ramseyer
Bloomfield
Congress
Ione
Beautiful Woman Disfigures Face in Los Angeles
Mrs. Virginia Rae aged 27 in Los Angeles smeared a caustic chemical on her face after her husband Henry warned her she was too beautiful. The injury is described as permanent by the attending police surgeon.
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Los Angeles
Virginia Rae
Henry
Grand jury to probe Reynolds shooting amid charges
A new grand jury sworn by Judge A M Stack in Winston-Salem will investigate the shooting death of Smith Reynolds and Libby Holman as Alfred Holman accuses officers of self seeking motives. Officials say the panel will handle routine cases for days while controversy over the case persists. Libby Holman has been absent from reports in the area.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
A. M. Stack
Alfred Holman
Libby
North Carolina
Transon Scott
W. N. Dalton
Reynolds
Girl wounded by stray bullets off Lake Michigan
Stray bullets from the Camp Logan rifle range hit a yacht one mile off the Lake Michigan shore injuring Rose Peterson of Evanston and imperiling 19 others. The yacht owner is Wellington Quirk. Peterson was taken to a hospital with a leg wound. police tie the incident to 132nd Illinois infantry range activity north of Zion City.
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Waukegan
Camp Logan
Lake Michigan
Wellington Quirk
Evanston
Rose Peterson
Zion City
Suitor scalded by mother's hot water in El Monte
In El Monte California Alexander Bachellerie of Los Angeles was soaked with scalding water by Mrs. James Penland after he visited Pearl Penland. Bachellerie was jailed for disturbing the peace following the incident.
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EL Monte
Cal
Alexander Bachellerie
Los Angeles
James Penland
Pearl
Bachellerie
Texas Favors Ma Ferguson in Democratic Primary Lead
Miriam A. Ma Ferguson extends her Texas governor race lead over R. S. Sterling by about 73 000 votes as returns show Ferguson with 264 594, Sterling 191 428, and Tom F. Hunter a strong third with 139 944. A run off is expected August 27 between Ferguson and Sterling amid national Prohibition questions.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam A
Ma” Ferguson
Texas
R. S. Sterling
Ferguson
Sterling
Congress
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita Falls
George B. Terrell
Berlin Crisis Deepens As Elections Planned Despite Martial Law
Germany's Chancellor von Papen assured opposition that elections scheduled for next Sunday would proceed despite Prussia's crisis. The cabinet asked President von Hindenburg to lift martial law in Berlin and Brandenburg. Belated reports described three political deaths in Juelich, Trier, and Elbing, shattering the weekend calm.
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Berlin
von Papen
Prussia
von Hindenburg
Brandenburg
Juelich
Trier
Elbing
Franz von Papen
Associated Press
Bank robbery ends with two gang members dead in Gallatin Canyon
In Bozeman Montana two bank robbers were killed in Gallatin canyon after fleeing with 4100 dollars from the Security Bank and Trust. Sheriff O L Devore, shot in the neck and hand but not fatally, is recovering. One robber carried 1700 in cash and the other four rolls of uncounted bills. Identified as Charles Larrison and Curtis Bardell, the men were linked to earlier thefts in Jackson Hole Wyoming and Victor Montana. Paul Bohart, forest service patrolman, assisted after driving the men from an automobile into brush.
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Bozeman
Mont
Security Bank and Trust Company
Gallatin Canyon
Here
O. L. Devore
Charles Larrison
Curtis Bardell
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Victor, Mont
Paul Bohart
Forest Service
Borah Debt Revision Plan Sparks Washington Debate
Animated talks on war debts unfold as Senator Borah’s plan to cancel war debts is met with ambivalence. Idaho independent Republican Borah urges settlement as part of a broader program, while President Hoover and the State Department stay silent. Congressional leaders view the move as significant since Borah chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Senators Lewis Smoot and Rainey react with skepticism about new sacrifices or changes.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho Independent Republican
United States
Hoover
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lewis
Smoot
Utah
Representative Rainey
Illinois
House
Tragic Picnic Drowns Six as Boat Capsizes at Eel River
At least six people drowned when breakers overturned a motorboat carrying a Humboldt county American Legion picnic party at the mouth of the Eel River near Eureka California. Five bodies recovered, one other drowned, four missing, seven rescued. coroner confirms details as the tragedy shocks observers.
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Eureka
Cal
Eel River
Here
Humboldt County American Legion
Phantom rifleman terrifies tenants in Hilltop NY home
In Hornell New York a bullet pierced a clergyman hat as a phantom rifleman flees tenants from a hilltop house. State troopers label the unseen marksman unknown but skilled, prompting ongoing police inquiry and fear among residents.
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Hornell
N.Y
Gerald Waine
State Police
Herman Lee Henderson
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Will Rogers
Tribune
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