Strike threat looms as IWW troops mass in Texas
Reports from War Texas describe an impending strike with I W W influence spreading amid calls to mobilize more than twenty thousand workers. General Terry warns of criminal convictions in California and the potential deployment of penitentiary inmates as contingents depart from Los Angeles and New York.
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Istrike
California
Los Angeles
Ivry
Superior Angeles
Ventin
New York
W H Anderson Accused Of Grand Larceny By W Y Jurors
New York July 29 grand jury indicted William H Gerson Superintendent of the Anti Seloon League of New York on grand larceny and forgery charges and called for a legislative inquiry into the league’s activities since 1912. Two extortion indictments tied to commissions earned by O Bertagil Phillips will be acted on next week. Anderson pleaded not guilty and was held on $5,000 bail as his counsel sought time to inspect grand jury minutes. Indictments allege he obtained $4,506 in March 1921 and $1,750 in February 1929 from the league.
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New York
William H. Ane Gerson
Anti- Seloon League of
League
Anderson
Pecord
Anders
Aplite
O. Bertagil Phillips
Welter
Cheries & Whitman
N Gerson
Texarkana
Texas
Mrs. Landers
Unclear OCR List of Names and Numbers in Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR shows a grid of names and numbers with multiple initials. The readable elements include individuals such as Stuart, Scott, McQuillen, Hargrave, Taylor, De, Kung, ONeil, Graham, and Presey alongside varied numeric codes and references, but no cohesive event or narrative is visible.
Authority on Airedales Tracks Down Lost Daughter
Omaha reports George W. Ainsworth of Havelock Nebraska reunites with his daughter Loretta after a 15 year nationwide search aided by fame as an Airedale care and breeding authority. The father spoke at a dog breeders convention in Minneapolis about his journey and future plans.
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Omaha
George W. Ainsworth
Havelock
Nebraska
Loretta
Minnraputis
Britain debates war with Japan over Singapore base plans
In the British Commons, ministers defend naval estimates and strengthening Singapore, arguing Singapore is defense not offense. Lt Col Amery says Washington understood Britain would fortify the base and maintain mobility under the one power standard, with emphasis on Far Eastern naval readiness.
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London
Japan
Ehen
House of Man Aeh Rence
Magapore
Washington
Cofemel J. S. Amery
Admiralty
Great Britain
Singapore
Yokohama
Gibraltar
Bostes
United States
Far
Washington Alumni Propose Raise for Rowing Coach
The King County Seattle alumni group proposes a $6,000 yearly salary for University of Washington rowing coach Russel Callow. They invited him to lunch and asked if he planned to go east, signaling support for compensation.
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Washington
Seattle
Russel Callow
University of Washington
King County
Callow
University of Peasavtyenia
Satain
Resignation of State Insane Asylum Superintendent
The state insane asylum board accepted the resignation of Dr. A. C. Kingsley as superintendent effective August 1. No reason was given. Dr. George Stephens will serve as acting superintendent until RE. W. Samuels returns from the Pacific to name a permanent successor.
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Insane’ Asylum
Peuhidide Acanecdaia Audieeaileal
A. C. Kingsley
RE. W. Samuels
Board of Directors of
State Institutions
Pacific
Henr
George Stephens
Two Die in Early Morning Denver Accidents
Two men died in separate accidents near Denver in the early hours. George Trent 63 of Littleton was crushed when a straw truck overturned near Petersburg five miles south of Denver on the Littleton Denver road around six. Great Reitz 40 a carpenter in Denver railroad yards died in a separate incident about 7 30.
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Denver
George Trent
Fordener
Littleton
Petersburg
Littleton-Denver
Great Reitz
Former Mexico Rebel General Ambushed Near Parral Report
Telegraphs confirm the death of Francisco Villa near Parral. At Canutillo Derango Villa was shot and killed by Miguel Trillo, who was then killed. A battle followed with heavy casualties as Villa's forces clashed with loyal troops.
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Chimuabua City
Mex
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
Mexico
Apa
Canutillo
Derango
Miguel Trillo
Trillo
Gandi
Villa
Tritico
Neigss
Mae
Tritic
Obregon
Pricr
Trilic
Cropa
Britain Prepairs Reply to Germany on Reparations
British cabinet drafts a reply to Germany outlining a cautious, moderate note. The document aims for amicable tone, hints at a future international expert committee, and signals possible France debt positions amid pending reparations talks. Paris notes delay fuels hope for a step toward a resolution of the reparations problem.
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London
Jealy
Germany
House of Commons
Enderste
Lord Coreen
Brest
Secére
Great Britain
France
Poincare
French Belief German Resistance Weakening in Tuler
French headquarters in BUN BREWSTALCER said German resistance in the Tuler was weakening with no sabotage reported for six days. Trains operated in the region totaled $72 yesterday, more than double the lull of the previous three days.
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BUN Brewstalcer
Duesgeldorf
Tuler
Little Girl Burned to Death in Gas Explosion
Funeral services for Marion Ricett were held in Kl. Paso after a street sprinkler accident in which she was burned while riding with Pete Leyva. Leyva was drawing gasoline for an empty car when a lantern explosion damaged him. details of his condition followed the night before.
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Paso
Marion Ricett
Pete Leyva
Leyva
Maughan Loses Again In Dawn To Sunset Flight
Lieut. Russell L. Maughan, army aviator, failed to complete his trans continental attempt from New York to San Francisco. He landed at Rock Springs Wyoming after a leaking fuel tank, 15 hours from Mitchel Field. He planned a return flight after repairs and a visit to family.
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Rock
Springr
Wyo
American
Dawn
Desk
Russell L. Maughan
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Maughan
San Francisco
Air Mail
Mitchelfield
New York
Beert
Meaghan
Cheyenne
Air Mall
Atate
Utah
Ale Field
Logan
Heber City
Mitchell Field
Hig Aperd
Rocky Mountain
Flight tests and air service delays in late July reports
Dayton dispatch notes a test flight by a single pilot in an experimental aircraft reaching an interim milestone near Cockeermy air ticks. Washington reports Lt Reese L Meehen denied permission for a third attempt this year at an endurance flight awaiting Major General Patrick arrival to discuss interior over Copper River railroad plans.
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Dayton
NeCock
Washington
Army Air Service
Reese L. Meeghen
Continental Air
Inter
Patrick
Air Service
Wheat growers urged to curtail production gains
Chicago reports Governor Dawe of the Wheat Council of the United States endorses a cooperative curtailment plan. He cites 8.226 million acres of excess wheat, stresses no government price fixing, and notes lack of export market at domestic prices. The call follows the Wheat Producers Conference in Wichita, Kansas with representatives from six states.
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Chicago
Dawe
Wheat Council of
United States
Council
Mr. Dawe
Wheat Producers’ Conference of the Southwest
Imn
Wichita
Kas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nedbraska
Colorado
Texas
Missouriy
Wheat Council of the
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Terry
W. H. Anderson
W.Y
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Pevera
Cere
Uber
Boty
Coun
Pal Leacug
Stuart
Ais
Scott
Ryan
McQuil
Ind Hargrave
Taylor
Iton
Kung
Awieh
O'Neil
Graham
Unie
Boone
Bine Tet
pPresey
Davis, Reot
British Commons
Signapore Naval Base
Parral
Cminutcamla City
Mes. Joly
Preartoce
Farrel
Pancho Villa
Parval
Geners
Eugenic
Martinen
U. S
Orio
St. Joseph
Maughes
Bie
Copper River
A.P
A. P
Citizen
Tucson
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