Governor Russell Delivers Inaugural Address With Support Amid Desks Pounding
Georgia Governor Clenchard B. Russell Jr addresses the joint assembly in Atlanta as desks pound in applause. He outlines proposed tax revisions, government economy, and salary cuts for state workers, urging immediate action on Western and Atlantic railroad issues and a broad government reorganization.
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A B. Russell
General Assembly
Chads
Apfole
Attorney
Post And Gatty On Dangerous Leg Of Flight
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty started from Khabarovsk at 4 o clock for Nome Alaska the longest leg of their world flight. The Navy computed the distance at 2409 miles and with favorable weather they should reach Nome about 11 tonight.
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Harold Gatty
Associated Press
Khabarovsk
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Nome
Alaska
Navy Hydrographic Office
Alaskan
Post
Gatty
Harbor Grace
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Chester
Eay
Edmonton
Alberta
New York
Vladivostok
North ‘Pacific
Stendard
Kamchatka Peninsula
Straits of Tartary
Kamchatka
Bering Sea
Blagoovstchensk
Post and Gatty
Siberia
Irkutsk
Blagoveshchensk
Winnie Mac
Cafe Operator Held in Death of Waukegan Man
R B Norris a 34 year old cafe operator in Atlanta was held on suspicion after reporting the body of Edward Schwery a 40 year old machinist from Waukegan Illinois found in a filling station oil pit. Police say Schwery likely fell into the pit accidentally after visiting Norris cafe.
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Atlanta
R. B. Norris
Edward Schwery
Waukegan
Ill
Schwery
Norris
Riots Erupt Between National Socialists and Communists at Berlin University
Police quelled midday rioting on the University of Berlin campus as Nazis and Communists clashed. Nazis retreated into an auditorium to sing Hitler ballads, and authorities closed the visit for the day. Another effort to calm students was planned for tomorrow focusing on mathematics and astronomy.
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Berlin
University of Berlin
Azis
Hitler
Steamer Georgian Fire Extinguished Off Cape Fear
The 3500 ton steamer Georgian owned by Strachan Shipping was alight at Cape Fear bar but extinguished and proceeded under own power to Southport. The ship carried sulphate lumber or fertilizer materials and left Brunswick June 19 for Jacksonville then on to London Rotterdam and Hamburg.
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Strachan Shipping Company
Cape Fear Bar
Southport
No. 5
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Fla
London
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Wilmington
N. C
Germany
Cape Fear
Strawn Line
Steamer Georgian Fire Off Cape Fear Arrives at Southport
Southport North Carolina June 29 The steamer Georgian burned off the Cape Fear bar and anchored at the harbor entrance shortly after 2 PM A pilot ship met her but the pilot house did not know if the fire remained burning.
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Southport
N. C
Cape Fear
Southport Harbor
Federal agent wounded in New Orleans raid
A federal prohibition agent C W Prather of New Orleans and resident Joseph Alcaldo were shot during a raid at Plaquemine Point as agents sought fugitive Joseph Hymel. Prather was shot in the shoulder and Alcaldo in the leg after a bullet hit the door panel.
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New Orleans
Prohibition
Plaquemine Point
Here
C. W. Prather
Joseph Alcaldo
Prather
Joseph Hymel
Alcaldo
Marshallower
Alcaido
State closes case against Caldwell in fraud trial
Nashville Tenn June 29 The state today closed its case against Rogers Caldwell on trial in criminal court for fraudulent breach of trust tied to the collapse last fall of Caldwell and Company investment house.
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Nashville, Tenn
State Today
Rogers Caldwell
Caldwell and Company
Fire Chief Delivers Mercy On Lake Contrary
St Joseph Missouri June 29 fire chief Leo Urbanski and crew helped move water to Lake Contrary to aid dying fish. While serving, a boatload of par boiled fish entered their craft as 600 gallons a minute supplied thirsty survivors. About sixty thousand fish perished as the lake dried to a mud flat.
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St. Jospeh
Leo Urbanski
Urbanski
State highway adds 82 miles of grading in new projects
Atlanta, June 29. State highway engineers announced 82 miles of grading added to projects awaiting contracts July 15, raising estimated total expenditure to over 32 million dollars. The new work includes eight miles in Wheeler County, ten miles in Montgomery at Toombs counties, and 14 miles in Haralson County.
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Atlanta
Wheeler County
Montsolliery
Toombs Counties
Haralson
Albany Named Hottest Place In State This Morning
Atlanta reports a dramatic heat wave with Albany leading the state at 1 pm with 105 degrees. Augusta also sets a June record at 105, Rome hits 107 as other cities show 100s to 104. No relief in sight as residents endure the heat.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Rome
Augusta
Weather Bureau
Columbus
West Point
Macon
Tallap
The Shame of Ardmore editorial blasts acquittal
Mexico City reports leading newspapers denounce the Ardmore acquittal of Deputy Sheriff W B Guess in the Emilio Cortes Rubio killing. Excelsior calls the act infamous and cowardly and criticizes a prejudiced jury amid broader attacks on racial bias and amerikan justice.
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Mexico City
Ardmore
Okla
W. B. Guess
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Excelsior
Sentencing of Al Capone Postponed
Chicago June 29 Capone's sentencing on guilty pleas to prohibition conspiracy and income tax violations is reset to July 30 upon defense motion. Judge Wilkerson granted the delay with Capone expected to begin serving after the July 30 hearing. Authorities indicated a likely sentence of up to three years, with the actual term at the judge's discretion.
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Chicago
Scarface
al” Capone
Capone
Wilkerson
Michael Ahern
Florida
Ahern
United States District Attorney
Dwight H. Green
Weather Outlook for Southeast States Tonight Through Tuesday
South Carolina and Georgia will see generally fair and warm conditions with gentle variable winds tonight and Tuesday. Florida experiences partly cloudy skies with gentle to moderate easterly winds, while Alabama and extreme northwest Florida remain generally fair with coastal cloudiness. Arkansas and Oklahoma expect fair conditions tonight and Tuesday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Ten Die in Spanish Elections Amid Disturbances
Madrid reports ten killed in uprisings at yesterday's voting as disturbances hit Malaga Seville and Prieves near Guadalajara. Provisional Spanish republic officials call partial returns a death knell for monarchist aims while Alcala Zamora says towns favor a republic over monarchy.
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Madrid
Malaga
Seville
Prieves
Guadalajara
Alfonso
Alcala Zamora
Mine disturbance at Bradley mine leaves two injured
Steubenville report says in Bradley mine number 1 at Chithfield near here a man is shot and wounded and another clubbed with a gun butt during a strike related uproar. The injured are Stanley Karnich and Gabo, both jailed in Smithfield. Deputy sheriffs cite about 100 pickets refusing orders to disperse.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Bradley
Chithfield
Here
Stanley Karnich
Gabo
Smithfield
Karnish
Kado
Mother is Having a Quiet Honeymoon After Secret Marriage
Mrs. Hudson evangelist mother of Aimee Semple McPherson wed in a midnight ceremony on Lake Sacajawea in Longview Washington. The bride, formerly Minnie Kennedy, married for 50 year old New York City man described as amiable. Pair fled to the Pacific northwest for a honeymoon.
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Longview Wash
Hudson
Aimee Semple McPherson
Pacific Northwest
Lake Sacaawea
Longview
Minnie Kennedy
New York City
Aimee McPherson Reacts To Kennedy Hudson Marriage
Aimee Semple McPherson, leader of Angelus Temple, said she never heard of the Rev. G E Hudson prior to his marriage to Minnie Kennedy at Longview Washington. She expressed well wishes for the couple.
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Los Angeles
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
G. E. Hudson
New York
Longview Wash
Aimee Semple McPherson
Marriage of Divorced Persons Favored by Episcopal Plan
A New York report says a revised proposal by an Episcopal Church commission favors allowing remarriage of divorced persons in church using the Book of Common Prayer. The plan requires a civil marriage first, one year after divorce, and bishop appointed ecclesiastical review to judge fitness before remarriage.
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New York
General Convention of the Church
Denver
Eight Hurt in Fort Worth Hotel Blast
An explosion and ensuing fire wrecked a small Fort Worth hotel injuring eight people. Several victims were flung into the street. among them Mrs Jola Sprague and Leroy Sprague of Fort Worth, C J Johnson of Texarkana, and R E Hudgin of Longview. all were hospitalized with burns and others sustained minor injuries.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Jola Sprague
Leroy Sprague
C. J. Johnson
Texarkana
R. E. ‘Hudgin
Longview
Solution of postal deficit proposed in one dollar letter
A letter signed "A. Dollar" from New York City proposes a one dollar stamp to fund postal deficits. The author plans to write to editors and organizations urging people nationwide to mail a one dollar prosperity letter and promote the slogan did you send your prosperity letter yet. The note was received by Postmaster General Brown in Washington.
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Washington
New York City
No Relief From Heat Predicted Across States
Weather across the Midwest shows brief cooling from wind and rain but no sustained relief as fatalities rise. Cities like Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Dallas report high death tolls and continuing heat with projections of hotter days ahead. Forecasts suggest a real drop by Wednesday but not soon enough to curb the heat deaths mounting in multiple states.
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Lake Michigan
Windy City
Indiana
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York City
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Nebraska
Duluth
Minnesota
Dakotas
Michigan
Kentucky
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Kansas City
Dallas
Texas
South
Atlanta
Little Rock
Charlotte
N. C
Huron
S. C
Weather Bureau
Co. A. Downs
Stocks Setback as Reaction Comes
The New York Stock market faced a sharp setback today, the largest since the June 20 upswing sparked by Hoover's war debt plan. Prices edged down early afternoon with many $2 to $5 declines in key shares amid light trading and profit taking. Dealers attributed the move to a rapid advance and global debts talks, yet optimism persisted about Poland and Czechoslovakia accepting the plan.
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New York
Hoover
Paris
Wall Street
Poland
Czechoslovakia
France
Railroad Earnings Show Big Drop
New York June 29 The first 66 railroads to report May results showed net operating income of 35 189000 a decline of 32.6 percent from 52 275000 for the corresponding month last year May not only showed an increase over the aggregate for the same carriers in April but also showed a smaller percentage of decline from the corresponding month last year than was shown by the preceding month April a net operating income of the same roads totalled 33 478000 a decline of 33.7 percent from the 50 497000 reported for April 1930
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New York
Melon Laval Talks on War Debt Holiday in Paris
American Treasury Secretary Mellon met with Premier Laval in Paris to discuss Hoover’s war debt holiday and related questions. Both sides planned further talks as the French cabinet prepared to meet at the Elysee Palace. Officials indicated delicate negotiations over time for Germany’s reimbursement and other credits remain unresolved.
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Paris
Andrew W. Melon
Laval
Hoover
Elysee Palace
Mellon
Germany
France
No Counter Proposal Accepted for Hoover Moratorium Plan
Washington reports Acting Secretary Castle said the United States will accept no offer outside the spirit of the president's debt moratorium. Paris talks with Mellon cited no agreement with France due to technical points. Germany and Italy moves discussed, with Mussolini inviting Bruening to Rome for informal talks after July scheduling.
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Washington
Castle
State Department
United States
Hoover
France
Mellon
Paris
Germany
Paria
Berlin
Bruening
Curtius
Rome
Mussolini
Foreign Office
MacDonald
Henry L. Stimson
Frederic M. Sackett
Belgians Favor Plan On War Debts Holiday
Brussels reports the cabinet council approved Belgium’s reply to President Hoover's war debts holiday proposal in principle. The government hopes the plan will help ease its current financial difficulties.
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Brussels
Hoover
Publishers Meet Opens 29th Southern Association Session
Southern Newspaper Publishers gathered in Asheville North Carolina for their 29th annual convention. Officers J S Parks of Fort Smith Arkansas president Cranston Williams of Chattanooga Tennessee manager and Walter C Johnson of Chattanooga treasurer reported at the morning session. An afternoon program listed 15 events.
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Asheville
N. C
Southern
J. S. Parks
Fort Smith
Ark
Cranston Williams
Chattanooga
Tenn
Walter C. Johnson
Flooded Farms Hit Corpus Christi Area
Flooded farms in Corpus Christi caused major damage as record rainfall overwhelmed fields and irrigation systems. Local authorities report extensive losses across multiple farms with little relief in sight.
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Renee
Jane
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