Harding outlines Alaska policy and Pacific coast visit
President Harding released a plan emphasizing Alaskan development and conservation, with government support for migration and infrastructure. He outlined aims to utilize resources while guiding territorial growth, signaling a broad program tied to the Pacific coast and national park concerns during a travel sequence to Seattle and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Range
Ite National Park
Mee Harding
Tte
Henderson
Stock market slips amid fear driven declines and German worries
A chaotic trading day saw sharp falls across equities with major indices down as bear activity surged. Declines in commodity prices reflect broader unease amid speculation and fears surrounding Germany's developments.
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Ing
Germany
Negri Breaks Engagement To Charlie Chaplin
Pola Negri announced to the Los Angeles Times that she has called off her engagement to Charlie Chaplin. She said external interference affected her life and work, and that they remain friends.
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108
Angeles
Pola Negri
Hartie Chaplin
Los Angeles Times
Miss Negri
Mid-Continent Oil Output Cut Planned in August
Chicago reports a joint action by the Western Petroleum Refiners Association Oil Men's Association and National Petroleum Marketers Association to cut mid-continent refinery output by about 20 percent in August. The plan aims to reduce a gasoline and crude surplus, with 25 large producers cutting runs from roughly 64 600 to 66 000 barrels daily, following prior calls for price actions and cost study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
American Men's Association
Western Petroleum Refiners Association
National Petroleum Marketers Association
Costa
Mid-Continent
Western Proleum Refiners Association
Oil Men's Association
California
Mid-West
Fire guts De Luxe garage in Wilshire District
Early morning residents in night clothes fled as a blaze gutted the De Luxe garage in Los Angeles Wilshire District. Damage is estimated at $200,000. heat cracked windows in two nearby apartment houses and adjoining structures.
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Los Angeles
Wilshire
Farmers Store Wheat At Present Prices In Nebraska
Nebraska farmers store wheat rather than market it at current prices. Dispatches indicate several farmers delaying threshing as yields at present prices would not cover threshing costs. In Gibbon a farmer halted threshing after starting, estimating the crop insufficient to pay for processing.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Gibbon
Revelations Promised In Denver Bank Probe
Denver bank crisis widens as Hibernia Bank and Trust reports shortages between 460 000 and 566 909 dollars. Official actions target secretary Floyd, teller Harrington, and broker Mandell with charges of grand larceny and receiving stolen property. three men jailed, with further arrests anticipated.
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Denver Bank
Bank
Totel
Capitel
Floyd
Young Marrington
Wee
Lester
Bishop Meuro
Sikes
Philip van Cise
Lee
P. Field
John Marringtom
Marice Mandell
Denver
van Cisse
Liberty
Clee Salt
Mandell
Fleyd
Harrington
Jeil
Investigetere
Penver
Deers
Hibernia Bank and Trust Compear
Finneral Olheles
Jell
Leo P. Fiold
John Harrington
M. C. Harrington
ER. M. Mandell
Mandell and Company
Philip van Cite
Leonard DeLue
DeLue Detective Agency
Field
Harington
State Banking Examiner
DeLue
John
Young Harrington
Col. Meonree Johnson Announces 1934 National Rainbow Division Meet
Col. Meonree Johnson of Marion and C. president of the National Rainbow Division Veterans Association announced that Colombia was chosen to host the association's 1934 nations convention.
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Columbia, & C
3. Meonree Johnson
Marion & C
National Rainbow Division
Veterans” Association
Colombia
The
Association
Embassy Official Walter Magees Dies by Suicide
Walter C. Magees, language officer at the American Embassy in StRide Toro, killed himself with a revolver today. He had been suffering from nervousness and insomnia.
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Stride Torio
Walter C. Magees
Morgan Goes Abroad for Rest as Homeric Sails
Morgan, a passenger for Europe on the Homeric, sails today from New York. He said he does not expect to take part in any official conference abroad and will be resting during the voyage. He noted it is unlikely any further meeting of the international committee of bankers formed last year will be convened to study fluctuating a Germanican.
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Honése
Liberty Rose
ManmGell
Harrington
Caribbean
Renees
Mexia
Texago
Morgan
New York
P Morgan
Europe
International Committee of Bankers
Tokyo Talks Delay Dims Hopes for Resumption of Relations
Tokyo delayed resumption discussions with Japan postponing until next Tuesday to allow Japanese representatives to review a memorandum of proceedings prepared by A A Joffe the Soviet delegate.
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Tokio
A. A. Joffe
Entente Parley Aims to Heal Rift on Debt Question
July 28 report says France plans to present a note to Britain on joint action with Belgium and Germany. Premier Poincare seeks France's reply before Parliament recess as Belgian consent may delay, while British ministers pledge sacrifices to secure agreement.
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Poincare
Gard Corwom
Forchee Atteirs
France
Perliament
Jane
Ohtomn
Eiece
Leet Joweery
Polmare
Baldwie
Engteneere
Belgium France Diverge on Reparations Talks Amid British Efforts
Reports from Paris say Belgium and France may diverge on the plan to study Germany's payment capacity, with Belgium cooler on an international commission. Britain expects responses from Belgium and France within days, with Belgium delaying longer than France. London notes anticipate opening reparations talks only after passive resistance ends.
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Landon
France
Belgium
Paris
Rome
Germany
Great Britain
Lenden
Japanese steamer Mandasan Maru collides near Port Angeles
In heavy fog the Mandasan Maru and the Rainier collided four miles west of Port Angeles at 2 am. The Rainier was bound for San Francisco and Los Angeles from Seattle. No lives were reported lost though natives were believed missing. The incident disrupted Puget Sound traffic.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Port Angeles
Juan de Fuca
Rainier
Puget Sound
Los Angeles
Alaska
Wobblies and Transients Fight on Moving Train
Omaha dispatch reports brakeman Wiley W. Jones of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad wounded by stray bullets during a pistol confrontation atop a stock train near Gretna Nebraska. The incident involved a transient and two I W W organizers over refusal to join and pay dues. Police rounded up about 20 men upon the train’s arrival in Omaha and detained two suspects for investigation.
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Omaha
Wiley W. Jones
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Gretna
Neb
Walter Bernard
Milwaukee
Wis
L W. W
Captain Tells of Clash with Soviet Agents
Captain Putte of the Tecoma trading schooner Iskem described a clash with Soviet agents in Nome Alaska. He said his crew overpowered the enviet quarts and freed a mixed-age party before authorities intervened. The detainees were then interned for safety and asked to be sent home to the Soviet Union if possible.
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Wome
Alaska
Biberia
Red Army
Frreeta
Floods Cut Rail Service Leaving Nebraska Towns Short of Food
News reports state three Nebraska counties Nye Be meraida and surrounding districts face food shortages after a four mile washout on the railway south of Mima halting train service since Tuesday. Officials warn no trains will run until August 1, prompting residents to rely on delayed mail and car transport restrictions.
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Nmopahm
New
Joely
Nye
Bemeraida
Mima
Tenepek
Mali
Southern Counties
Post Office Department
Outrage hits Maine as court blocks candidates’ bids
Ousted county figures face fines after a state supreme court ruling. Separate items report railroad service changes, a freight derailment, and a mine explosion near Sheptfield causing multiple deaths.
Mae Murray Hosts Children at Mollyweet Bowl Concert
Approximately 1000 children were to attend a concert at the Mollyweet Bowl Orchestra in Los Angeles. Actress Mae Murray planned to welcome the guests, with Emil Oberhoffer of the Minneapolis Symphony conducting. The guest list included soldiers and a group of benevolent individuals.
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Childres
Los Angeles
Mae Murray
Mollyweet Bowl Symphony Orchestra
Emil Oberhoffer
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Miss Murray
Arizona: An Unspoiled Paradise For Artists
A Tucson artist creates a distinctive southwestern art school and the Sunday Magazine features reproductions of her work. Also in the issue: Tucson becomes an airway station, a silver mine revival discussion, Musgrave animal stories, bucketshop business series, and a Harold Bali Wright book review in The Citizen Magazine.
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Tucson
Musgrave
Citizen
Citizen Magazine
Arizona
Harold Bali
Wright
Ates
Lonesome Trails
Coronado Reserve
Wobblies Attack Hoboken IWW Headquarters Incident
A July 24 mob stormed Hoboken IWW headquarters where longshoremen had been on strike. The attackers tore down and burned the red flag, while residents demanded that the Stars and Stripes be raised. New York IWW reports protest to Governor Blazier of New Jersey.
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New York
Hoboken
The
Invernial Workers of the
W. W
Mortar Workers Division
LW. W
Mail Publisher Goes to Prison For Telling Lie
The U S circuit court of appeals upheld the 1929 conviction of Dr Edward Rumely former publisher of the New York Evening Mail and Walter Kauffman Norman Ry Lindhetrm lawyers for defrauding the alien property custodian. They were sentenced to Atlanta prison for a rent and a day each. They claimed the Mall was American owned while Imperial Germany held control.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Today
Edward Rumely
New York Evening Aail
Walter Kauffman
Norman Ry
Lindhetrm
Atlanta
Mali
Pathfinders for Pony Express Race Off for St Joseph
Four men act as pathfinders for the Pony Express revival race traveling from San Francisco to St. Joseph Missouri. They depart with greetings from mayors and plan a nine day journey visiting historic pioneer sites. The party includes Charles Bigelow George Millerick Captain William T. Bauskett A and A and Bert Snell organizer of the revival. Cities to be visited include Denver Topeka and Leavenworth.
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Ban Francisco
St. Joseph
San Francisco
Charlies Bigelow
George Millerick
William T. Bauskett
Bert Snell
Denver
Cole
Topeka
Leavenworth
Kan
Efforts to Organize Beet Growers to Be Made Announcement
Scotts Bluff Nebraska July 23 A Farm Bureau Federation representative Walton Peteet announced plans to organize sugar beet growers into a nationwide cooperative marketing association. He spoke to three groups and urged against local restricted growers' associations as a recall the North Platte Valley cooperative will push a nation wide marketing agreement.
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Scotts Bluff
Neb
Cooperative Marketin Association
Walton Peteet
American Farm Bureau Federation
Petect
Cooperative ‘Association of
North Platte Valley
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