Monarchists Plot Targeted Poincaré in France Premature Departure
Paris reports reveal Premier Poincaré left for his Meuse country home amid fears of a monarchist plot to assassinate him. The plan, tied to a group known as the council, allegedly aimed to strike after previous successes against German figures. Officials intensified precautions and issued a public statement.
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Paris
Poincare
Department of Meuse
Argonne
Apes
M. Nauditi
Interior
Maunoy
Council
Ersberger
Rathenau
Berlin
Joseph Wirt
Belgium
McCormick Daughter Sails Abroad to Europe
Mathilde McCormick daughter of Harold F. McCormick sails on the Majestic with a maid as her only companion. She declines to discuss plans or identify her fiancé Max Oser. Her brother Fowler and sister Muriel offer little detail, while Cyrus H. McCormick stays distant on the same ship.
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New York
Mathilde McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Max Oser
Europe
Mathilde
Fowler
Muriel
Majestic
Cyrus H. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Heavy Washouts Reported as Iowa Storm Subdues
Sioux City Iowa July 29 AP heavy washouts along Perry Creek and Floyd River receded as rain abated. Merchants pumped water from stores and basements while street gangs repaired damage from four inches of rain totaling about 25 dollars. Bridges washed out in outlying areas and rail service delayed up to an hour. Weather bureau forecasts more rain.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Perry Creek
Yorice
Weather Bureau
Jeana Betha Mere
Tee
Mexican Consul Warns Mexicans About Jobs Offered by U S Employers
The Mexican consul general issued warnings to consulates nationwide cautioning Mexicans not to accept work that becomes available because of strikes by American shopmen. The advisory notes possible danger or penalties for taking such jobs.
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Tex
Doner
Condition Improves Says U S Could Feed Russians Next Year
New York July 29 AP Colonel William N Hanskill director of the American Frolicf administration in Russia returned to confer with officials here and predicted that next year the United States would not have to feed Russians except in isolated cases
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New York
William N. Hanskill
Frolicf
Russia
United States
Nineteen Homers Stack Up Across Leagues in One Day
At 3 30 this afternoon 19 home runs were hit across the majors setting a new day record. The National League contributed 14 long balls while the American League totaled 5 as sluggers from both circuits powered a record day.
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Chicago
Jnly
Coal Outlook Reassuring Says Lewis After Conference
John L. Lewis warned that an interstate wage conference may be arranged soon after a three hour meeting with United Mine Workers leaders and western district presidents. Hoover announced a federal plan giving producing mines first call on railroad coal cars and states control over prices to prevent profiteering.
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Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Washington
Hoover
Federal Coal Distribution Committee
Commerce
Henry B. Spencer
Department
Atlantic
Earl
Cuba
Hoover praises Colorado coal effort in message to Shoup
July 29 Denver AP reports Herbert Hoover commended Colorado on its coal situation and urged continued help for Nebraska and neighboring states. He stated Colorado’s handling was satisfactory and asked Shoup to assist the region amid the difficulty.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Herbert Hoover
Oliver H. Shoup
Nebraska
Fuel crisis grips Omaha as coal runs short
In Omaha on July 29 experts report a critical coal shortage for home use and dwindling steam coal supplies. Local yards report most coal sold and awaiting delivery, with uncertain chances of replenishment.
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Nebraska City
Omaha
Neb
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange Defers Wage Conference
The Southern Ohio Coal Exchange, representing Hocking field operators, reaffirms refusal to join four state wage conference with operators and miners of western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Since their initial refusal before the strike, nothing has changed their stance.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Hocking
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Heated tilt over tariff by Senators
Washington July 29 AP investigation of charges that senators have financial interests in tariff duties was proposed by Senator Caraway Arkansas. The inquiry would be by the judiciary committee with a two day report deadline. The exchange drew sharp debate as senators denied or defended wool rice and other interests.
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Washington
Caraway
Arkansas
Judiciary Committee
Senate
New York Herald
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Republican Agricultural Tariff Bloc
Smoot
Utah
Oddie
Nevada
Herald
West
Bursum
Republican
New Mexico
Rebels Tighten Grip Around Kilmallock as Irish Fight
Dublin July 29 AP reports principal fighting centers in the south around Kilmallock where Free State troops hold the town. Marlow and Fermoy may face the next irregular stand, risking double flanks if the rebels resist. The irregulars are prepared to fight fiercely to avert catastrophe.
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Dublin
Kilmallock
Free State
Marlow
Fermoy
Limerick in Irregular Hands Report Stirs War News
London reports Limerick remains under irregular control with no national troops yet. residents face severe shortages of coal gas and food. Rail and telegraph lines are cut. travel to Dublin only by sea. Military barracks burned and 82000 pounds stolen from banks, with few other details.
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London
National Army
Limerick
Nenagh
Dublin
Liverpool
De Valera Sighted With Rifle Near Clonmel
Dublin July 29 AP travelers report seeing Eamon De Valera at Clonmel this week carrying a rifle and looking worn. National army communique says Free State troops captured Brures village two miles from Kilmallock last night with insurgent occupants and their arms.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Clonmel
National Army
Free State
Brures
Kilmallock
Madalynne Obenchain Murder Case Goes to Jury
In Los Angeles on July 2 AP reports the jury resumes deliberations in the second trial of Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain charged with the murder of J Belton Kennedy. Her co defendant Arthur C Burch has been tried twice. All prior trials ended in disagreements.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Obenchain
Arthur C. Burch
Sun Yat-sen forces renew assault on Chen Chiung-ming near Shiu chow
Sun Yat-sen’s army in the north launches a major assault on Chen Chiung-ming near Shiu chow about 130 miles north of Canton. An additional Sun unit seeks to strike Chen’s rear south of Shiu chow as 25 000 troops move to break Chen’s front and threaten Canton.
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Canton
China
Sun Yat-sen
South China
Chen Chiung-ming
Shiuchow
Here
Sun
Chen
Wing Fung
Ito
Shinchow
Swn
Fifth Week Promises Hope Settlement
Chicago July 29 AP The railroad strike nears an end as next week’s meetings in New York and Chicago may yield a settlement plan drawn by President Harding. The plan seeks to resolve seniority disputes, curb outside repair work, and create national and regional adjustment boards with wage issues referred to the labor board, aiming for a living wage and prompt resolution.
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Chicago
Harding
New York
B. M. Jewell
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Mabie Ame
Esch-Cummins
Withdrawal plans for Japanese army inked lanes and rail troops
AP reports possible gradual withdrawal of Japanese Army guards from eastern Chinese lanes by November along with reduction of forces at Liaomukden on the South Manchurian Railway. The move aims to ease tensions and shift guard duties as negotiations proceed.
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Tokio
South Mane
Liao Mukden
Ricci Indicates Resignation as Italian Ambassador to U.S.
Rome AP reports Signor Rolando Ricci the Italian ambassador to the United States confirmed plans to relinquish his post in Washington. He is in Rome and met yesterday with former premier De Facto to discuss Italy's financial relations with the United States.
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Rome
el Mono
Signor
Rolandio Ricci
United States
Washington
Signor Ricci
Remier
Italy
Kirchner to Lead US Agriculture Exhibit at Rio World Fair
J F P Kirchner assistant district forester in Albuquerque has been placed in charge of the U S department of agriculture exhibit at the Rio de Janeiro world fair Brazil He plans an immediate start for Washington for instructions following the assignment last night
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. F P. Kirchner
United States Department of Agriculture
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Washington
Germany's floating fund tops 300 million marks
Berlin AP reports Germany's floating fund exceeded 300 million marks, rising by 4.8 million marks in the second ten days of July per the Reichsbank.
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Berlin
Germany
Boy, 11, Rescues Neighbor From Saginaw River
In Saginaw Michigan an eleven year old named Everett McKinney jumped into the Saginaw River from a houseboat platform yesterday to save Mrs Daniel Wilber a neighbor who had fallen into the water. He brought her to shore where she was unconscious but revived.
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Saginaw, Mich
Everett McKinney Jun
Saginaw River
Daniel Wilber
Murder Charges for Moonshiners in Alaska
Anchorage July 29 United States District Attorney Julian A Hurley announced murder charges will be filed when evidence shows death caused by drinking moonshine whiskey. Officials say liquor supplies come from local homesteads and that hidden operations exist on nearby lands. Several recent deaths and insanity cases have been linked to moonshine.
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Anchorage
Alaska
United States
Julian A. Hurley
Denver Flood Ravages Streams and Bridges in Parker Area
Heavy rains and cloudbursts caused Cherry Creek and the Platte River to flood, washing away bridges and inundating farms near Parker and Denver. Police and firefighters patrolled threatened districts as roads and highways collapsed and motorists were stranded along mountain routes. Damage assessments noted crop losses near Parker and limited impact on packing plants in Globeville.
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Denver
Colo
Cherry Creek
Plattenver
Parker
Fourteenth
Denver and Salt Lake
Platte River
Nineteenth Street
Neck Street
Platte
Pierce
Greeley
Cheyenne
Here
Goodman
Globeville
Father Killed by Sons in Bradshaw Cabin
In Bluefield West Virginia on July 29 Elias Brown is dead after his sons Frank and Will Brown aged 14 and 16 admitted they killed him with a shotgun as he slept in his Bradshaw cabin. They told a sheriff they had endured abuse and acted while he slept. The boys are jailed on charges of murder.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Frank
Will Brown
Elias Brown
Bradshaw
Septs
West Shopmen Ready to Return to Work
AP reports striking shopmen vow to return to work with immediate concessions limited to seniority and wage adjustments. Gordon notes no further concessions and mentions a conference with national officers to discuss ending the walkout.
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WEST
Beard
L. & Gordon
Lee Angeles
Reneral
Summanes Jewels
Denissa under martial law as guardsmen strike
A fragment from an AP report notes a state capital in turmoil with 300 guardsmen on strike and martial law declared. The text references Houston duties and a formal investigation, but details are unclear.
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Denissa
Parathy
Bandits Securly Bind Man Then Attack He Falls
A man was abducted by four assailants while riding in a car. After being bound and marched into hills, he escaped by grabbing a rock and fending off the attackers who had stabbed him five times. He provided information leading to the gang's pursuit.
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Jove
James Agen
Suga
Cousier
Jova
Detroit Officers Fire on Boy With Toy Pistol
Police in Detroit fire on a youth after mistaking his toy pistol for a real weapon. Harry, aged years, was shot in the leg and in critical condition as officers pursued him in an alley after he allegedly drew and warned them he would fire. Investigators later determined the gun was a toy.
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Detroit
Mich
Pri Watson
Harry
Colea
Movie People Stage Wedding In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 28 Mary Pickford will be bridesmaid at a ceremony tomorrow. Jack Wickford, a motion picture actor, will wed Marilynn Guilder of Pine Crest. The ceremony is set for 2 PM at the Pickford residence with Mrs. John Steele Sweeney giving away the bride.
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Los Angeles
Cal
aPj
Mary Pickford
Jack Wickford
Motica Pture
Marilynn ‘Uidler
R Pickford
Lashbanks
John Steele Sweeney
Mins Miller
Notorious Seattle Burglar Sought After Burglary
Police pursue Isador Edelstein a noted burglar linked to a string of break ins in Seattle. Local authorities issue warnings and continue investigations into his activities with possible connections to multiple recent thefts.
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Seattle
Wash
Isador Edelstein
Notorios
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