Brazil Faces Constitution Reforms After Sao Paulo Revolt
As federal troops press into Brazil from the interior, President Bernardes calls for a revision of the constitution to repress sedition. Debris and damage from three weeks of bombardment tally in the millions, with hundreds killed or wounded among soldiers and civilians. General Isidoro Lopez leads the revolt remnants as censorship remains tight while authorities pursue stability.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Sao Paulo
Interio
Brazil
de Campeso
Jareiro
Bernardes
Rio
Isidoro Lopez
Brasil
Farmer Jolted Off Wagon and Killed
Joseph Shildon a 63 year old farmer was found dead in a lane six miles east of Cedar Rapids. He was jolted from his wagon on a rough road at three in the afternoon and the wagon passed over his head causing instant death after a six hour search by a party.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Shildon
Shildon
Senator Lodge Progressing Well After Brief Visit
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge showed steady improvement in Cambridge as Dr. John H. Cunningham reported a good night’s rest and normal appetite. The doctor said Lodge could eat freely and smoke, noting all conditions were satisfactory.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
John H. Cunningham
Senator Lodge
Air travel from Australia to Europe could start within two years
Sir Keith Smith, Australian aviator and supervisor for Vickers Ltd., predicts crude oil powered airships will enable England to Australia and Australia to India routes in about two years. He says flying dangers have diminished and two large airships with 190 passenger capacity are under construction for data gathering before commercial service begins.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
England
Australia
Keith Smith
Keith
Vickers Ltd
Sir Keith
Vickers, Ltd
Politicized Maine Cookbook Aids Democratic Campaign Funds
Milas Jane A. Tucker announces a statewide cookbook prepared by prominent Maine Democratic women. The "State of Maine Cookbook" will be sold to housewives to swell campaign funds, integrating politics into kitchen routines.
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Wiscesset
Maine
Democratic Party
Milas Jane A. Tucker
Ccampaign Committee
Bergensfjord Not Extensively Damaged After Fire
Christiania July 29 The Bergensfjord fire after leaving port last Saturday did not cause extensive damage and the liner will sail again on August 29. About 120 passengers will sail on the Stockholm August 2 and the rest on the Engers fjord August 15.
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Christiania
Bergensfjord
Stockholm
La Follette Attacks Tariff Commission Over Sugar Probe
Senator La Follette charged sugar interests delayed the tariff commission’s sugar production cost report. He urged the chairman to release the complete record and accused officials of using influence to obstruct the inquiry begun nearly eighteen months earlier.
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la Follette
Tariff Commission
Associated Press
Washington
Commission
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Senate Finance Committee
Indiana Governor Protests Bryan Pacifist Stand on Defense Day
Indiana Governor Emmett F. Branch denounces Democratic vice presidential candidate Charles W. Bryan as pacifist for his stance on National Defense Day observance September 12. Branch states he must inform Indiana voters about his interpretation of the celebration and its implications.
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Indianopolas
Ind
Charles W. Bryan
Emmett F. Branch
Indiana
Federal and state forces tackle anthrax outbreak in south
Federal state and county teams joined to curb anthrax spread across Mississippi and Arkansas where more than twenty deaths and about 7000 livestock losses have been reported. A conference with state officials and USDA Bureau of Animal Husbandry planners outlined a campaign strategy as reports from multiple areas show serious infections in Mississippi Arkansas and parts of Tennessee Louisiana and Missouri. Farmers were urged to take protective steps and cooperate with authorities.
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Memphis
Penn
Mississippi
Arkansas
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
United States Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Louisiana
Missouri
Des Moines Reports Warmest Temperatures of Year Across Iowa
Des Moines and several Iowa cities hit the year’s high as a heat wave sweeps the state. Thermometer tops 93 in Des Moines with Albia 93 Atlantic 92 Burlington 92 Cedar Rapids 92 Davenport 90 Fort Dodge 92 Sioux City 90 and others. Rain totals include about 1.5 inches at Iowa Falls and 1 inch at Marshalltown.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Albia
Atlantic
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
Marshalltown
Police Chiefs to Meet KEOKUK
The sixteenth annual convention of the Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police will be held here August 12 to 14. Local police prepare for the event and discuss guidelines to report suspected cases promptly and to burn dead animals. Isolation of dairy herds and eradication of dogs and vultures were recommended.
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Keokuk
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Albert May Close Race for Preston on Supreme Court Nomination
Des Moines July 29 Albert G. Albert led Justice Preston for renomination as ballots advanced in the Republican judicial convention. Delegates split among Albert and Preston camps with rules committee debating one ballot for all nominations. R J Bannister was elected permanent chairman as proceedings opened and Mrs Maude Jones Garrett planned a Chicago visit.
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Des Moines
BE. G. Albert
Preston
Supreme Court
G. G. Albert
Justice Preston
Albert
Rules and Resolutions
Rules Committee
Resolutions Committee
Cleveland
R J. Bannister
Have Too Many Laws Declares Speaker at Judicial Convention
Judge F H Hessel of Fort Dodge addressed the Republican judicial convention at Des Moines, criticizing over abundance of laws and conflicting decisions. He urged unity, warned against the influence of the Invisible Empire, and urged lawmakers to cut excess and guide youth toward straight paths.
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Associated Press
Des Moinfs
F. H Hessel
Fort Dodge
Iowa Supreme Court
JudgeHleizell
Ku Klux Klan
Hessell
Indian placer strike causes town excitement in Peachland
Excitement runs high in Peachland British Columbia as local Indians return from nearby strikes with gold nuggets. Prospectors trace attempts to locate the stream source but prove unsuccessful.
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Associated Press
Peachland
B. C
Okanogan
Strea
Air Mail Flier Delivers 530000 Banking Items Nashville Chicago
Nashville to Chicago experimental air mail completes 400 mile flight in 3 hours 29 minutes with Lieutenant Frantz Vincent Miley and Herbert Fox. They carry 530000 in banking items, aiming to establish a regular service between Nashville and Chicago, weather clear and no incidents reported. The return trip was planned for the afternoon.
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Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Frantz Vincent Miley
Herbert Fox
Tennessee City
Fox
Smith backs Davis as Democratic national ticket gains aid
Governor Smith after a long meeting with Clem L. Shaver said he will actively support John W. Davis. He pledged a speaking tour and any effort to help the national ticket.
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New York
Smith
Clem L. Shaver
John W. Davis
Hogue Named Budget Director Nomination Moves Forward
Des Moines July 29 E L Hogue of Blencoe designated Iowa budget director pending senate confirmation after executive session shows informal two thirds support. Governor Kendall asked for agreed nominee and indicated Hogue would be submitted promptly if confirmed. Ainsworth nomination discussed as fallback amid ongoing budget director talks.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
E. L. Hogue
Blencoe
Iowa
Senate
Hogue
Kendall
Ainsworth
State Senate
KE. L. Hogue
Col
Leon W. Ainsworth
Plague
Sena
Prices Mount Fast on All Farm Produce
Hogs reached $11.00 in Chicago early trading up ten cents from yesterday with $11.90 for 160 to 240 pound weights. In Cleveland hogs rose 50 cents to $11.59 per hundredweight, highest in two years. Wheat in Chicago's Seventh Fed Reserve district matures slowly, forecast harvest 26 percent below last year. Butter output rose 12.3 percent from May, while eggs declined. Bread prices rose in Canada with Vancouver loaf at nine cents, Saskatoon three loaves for 27 cents.
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Cleveland, CO
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Saskatoon
Sask
World Fliers Ready to Hop Off at Brough Early on Wednesday
American round the world aviators prepare to depart from Brough for Kirkwall at 6 am marking the first leg of the final 7000 mile stretch. A recent patrol route test and pontoons installation completed after successful flight tests.
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Brough
Associated Press
Eng
Kirkwall
Megchines
Governor backs Hogue for budget director post
The governor announced the nomination of tor Hogue for budget director after earlier rejections of Maytag Haynes and Foskett. He cited Hogue's outstanding qualifications and character, adding that the senate may now confirm the appointment.
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Tor Hogue
Maytag Haynes
Foskett
Senate
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