Volcanic Tragedies Across Time Rise in Headlines
The article surveys historic eruptions from Vesuvius in 79 A D to the Indonesian Rokatinda event killing 1 000, noting widespread destruction in the Dutch East Indies and wider tropical storm impacts from Florida to Tampa. It contrasts natural disasters with human stories of romance and ambition amid crisis.
Hoover to speak at Stanford on changes in nation
Hoover will address a large Stanford audience on Saturday with a radio audience reaching South Africa. The piece notes the shift from old communication methods to radio and transport advances, and frames Hoover as the first engineer to run for president since Washington.
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Mark Sullivan
Palo Alto
Cal
Mr. Hoover
Stanford
San Francisco
California
Chicago
East
South Africa
Hoover
Mr.Hoover
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Mississippi
Leland Stanford
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Panama
Nicaragua
Leland
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Washington
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Potomac River
New York Herald-Tribune
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Dreams Mother Wants Him Dies on Way Home
Des Moines reports the death of Parsons a young man who dreamed his mother wanted him to return home He and friend Raron Pinegar were riding freight cars toward Des Moines when Parsons slept rolled from the car and died within miles of Des Moines An undertaker holds the body today.
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Marvin Parsons
Des Moines
Ralph Pinegar
Chicago
Marvin
Parsons
Cuicago
Raron Pinegar
Nes? Moines
Mrs Rath and two women injured in auto overturn
Mrs John W Rath of 225 Highland Boulevard and two relatives were hurt when their car overturned on the highway near Ackley Iowa. Rescue workers freed the women with an axe while neighbors heard a horn blast as the vehicle teetered. All suffered shock and bruises with no serious injuries reported.
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John W. Rath
Highland Boulevard
Rath Packing Company
A. Douglas’ Donnell
Alta Vista Avenue
Howard Rath
John
Ims
Ackley - Or
Charles Rath
Amundsen Party Search Launched By Five Ships
Five ships will begin a search for Roald Amundsen and his five companions who disappeared after leaving Tromsø on June 18 bound for Spitsbergen. The Heimland Hobby and Wisting led expeditions will cover zones between South Cape and King Charles Island Franz Josef Land and area near Strassbourg and Michael Sars will sweep eastward from South Cape. The mission aims to locate the missing explorer and crew who vanished while aiding survivors of the airship Hinden.
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South Pole
Northland
Tromsee
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Oslo
Norway
London
iAug
Roald
Daily’ Mail
Osto
Heimland
South Capea
King Charles Island
Louise A. Boyd
California
Franz Josef Land
Wisting
Helmland
Hobby
Strassbourg
Michael Sars
South Cape
Tromen
Spitbergen
Drouhin Succumbs to Hurts in Crash
French aviator Maurice Drouhin died from injuries after the tri motor monoplane Rainbow crashed during a test flight at Orly field. Mechanic Lanet was killed, with engineer Gianoli and radio operator Manuel injured. Gianoli in serious condition.
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Paris
INS
Maurice Drouhin
Orly Flying Field
Drouhin
Lanet
Gianoli
Manuel
Death of Croatian Peasant Leader Sparks European Anxiety
Vienna reports the shooting death of Stefan Raditch 53 a fiery Croatian peasant leader in Zagreb parliament. The event triggers fears of civil war amid Croat Serb tension and ongoing disputes over Dalmatian land under the Nettuno convention with Italy. Police tightened controls as demonstrations feared and regional stability a concern across Europe.
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Stefan Raditch
Chamber of Deputies
Europe
Jugoslavia
Zagreb
Raditch
Jugoslav Government
Siice-A
Parliamentary
Italy
M. Prebitchevitch
Paul
Mussolini
Tugeslavia
China
London
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Ghang Tso-Lin
Soviet
Maoscow
Moscow
Kuom
Intang
Chinese Nationalist Party
Hickman Near Gallows After Resentencing Order
Los Angeles August 3 1935 William Edward Hickman who kidnapped and killed 12 year old Marian Parker last December was docketed today for resentencing by the superior court This follows a state supreme court order denying a rehearing He must be executed sometime between 60 and 80 days hence as the law requires
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William
Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Alto
Hickman
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Cal
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Miekeman
San Quentin Prio
State Supreme Court
Evanston Faces Fiendish Slaying and Citywide Fear
Evanston Mayor Council and Police summoned back from vacations as a brutal murder at Bradley Polytechnic Institute shocks residents. Chief Freeman and acting mayor ensure rapid measures, a special meeting votes to fund a large reward, two suspects released but under Chicago police review.
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Evanston
INS
Jennie Constance
Bradley” Polytéchnic
Institute of Peoria
Northwestern Uiversity
William Freeman
Charles Bartlett
Harris Dy Deht
Coutcil
Willie Wolfe
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Constance
Chicago
Iowans Swelter With Heat No Relief In Sight
Des Moines and Minneapolis report intense heat with temperatures near 98 in Sioux City and 92 across stations. Warnings urged precautions against heat prostration as relief was not expected until tomorrow. parks offered shade as crowds sought respite.
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Des Moines
O.R
Mercury
Little Reef
Charles D. Heed
Stele
Sioux City
Northwest
Minneapolis
Minn
Twin Cities
Weather Bureau
Shotgun Slayers In Street Attack In Philadelphia
Four gunmen in an automobile opened fire with shotguns in Philadelphia killing Hughey McLean 29 former Athletics mascot and prizefight manager and wounding Joseph Fries 22 and William Meister 21. Meister dies, Fries wounded. police hunt the gunmen as investigators note Fries was marked for death in a past incident. Police and detectives search the city to prevent further violence.
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Philadelphia
Hughey McLean
Philadelphia Athletics
Joseph Fries
William Meister
Meister
Jefferson Hotel
Brets
Fries
McLeon
Seoxing Yongether
Mountains of molten rock destroy six towns
A massive volcanic eruption from Mount Rokatinda in Paloeweh island, Dutch East Indies, sent huge lava flows and tsunamis destroying six villages and injuring hundreds. The disaster left about 5,000 islanders in need of aid as search efforts followed the crater event and subsequent quakes.
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Vesuvius
Herculaneum
Pompéii
Rokatinda
Paloeweh
Dutch East Indies
Batavia
Java
Timor
Celebes Island
Sula
Amsterdam
Ermoon
Ta’ J Central
Tolied
Lievet
Rokatinds
Paineweh
Flores Island
Marines Fight Bandits Near Bokay Nicaragua
A Marine detachment of 48 men was attacked by about eight bandits 60 miles from Bokay Nicaragua. Private Myer Stengle was killed and three marines were seriously wounded. Captain Edson pursued the guerillas with planes aiding in the hunt.
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Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
INS
Bokay
E. G. Howard
Oakland
Cal
Marine
M.as Edgan
Burington
Teroue
Myer Stengle
Hartford
Conn
Thomas Paine
Roxbury
Mass
Pri
Russel Schoenberger
South Charleston
W. Vai
Melvin" Mosler
Topeka
Edson
Pere
Woman Dies Jumping From Moving Burlington Train Near Danville
A woman believed to be Mrs. E E Hughes of Wales Ohio jumped from Burlington No 2 near Danville Virginia early today and was killed instantly. She was found by section men near Ottumwa and letters in her baggage referenced ill health and concern for her children.
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Burlington
E. E. Hughes
Wales
Denver
Cono
New York
Danville
Burington
Galesburg
Ottamwa
Hughes
Britain Ends War Pact Showdown at League Meeting
Great Britain formally presented the Kellogg pact outlawing war to the League of Nations in Geneva. Britain says signing the treaty will not conflict with its League obligations as it informs Washington of the two notes on the matter.
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Great Britain
League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Naples
Washington
League
Britain
MacVicar to Appeal to Iowa High Court
Des Moines Aug 9 IN S May or MacVicar charged with contempt for dismissing W B Barney Jr the city milk inspector will take the case to the Iowa Supreme Court The mayor refused to reinstate Barney within a week and said he would appeal to the high court rather than go to jail citing civil service rights.
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Tes Moines
INS
MacVicar
W. B.barney
State Supreme Court
Barney
Herman Zeuch
Stray Bullet or Attempted Holdup in Tourist Park
Estherville Iowa August reports a 23 year old man, Brown, wounded with a bullet to the left lung after a shooting during an attempted holdup. Officers suspect Bark Alexander of Dubuque fired the shot and Brown claims a stray bullet struck him while crossing a railroad bridge near the tourist park. Brown was arrested at his home shortly after the incident as physicians treated his wounds.
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Estherville
Tant Brown
Bark
Alexander
Dubuque
Brown
Tries death by own action as Wife Rejects Him
In Des Moines on August 9 PR Allen Sanderson 19 Fertile Iowa drank poison outside a hotel after an attempted reconciliation with his wife Geraldine Sunlap Sanderson a carnival worker. She said she could not return to him due to belief he could not support her. Sanderson likely to recover.
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Allen Sanderson
Geraldine Sunlap Sanderson
Sanderson
Albert Lee
Muni
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