Brazil Faces Restored Order after Sao Paulo Revolt
Old coffee planters backed the rebellion as federal troops regain control of Sao Paulo. City residents return home as rebuilding begins. damages run into millions with many dead or wounded. Rebel leaders face swift justice. amnesty possible for rank and file.
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Sao Paulo
Isidoro Lopez
Revols
Brazil
Republic
Walle
Buenos Aires
United States
la Prensa
Rio de Janeiro
Tien
Che Disc
Rio
Miguel Costa
Sao Ta
Sao Va
Sesra Joad
Man and Wife Held for Woman's Murder in Tennessee
Warrants charging W. H. Benn and his wife with the murder of Miss Augusta Hoffman, who vanished from the Bennett home in 1915, were served today as they left a hotel room under surveillance after being brought from Rome, Georgia a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga. Tenn
W. WH. Benn
Augusta Hoffman
Bennett
Rome
Flier’s Wife Plays Host As U S Airmen Reach London
Stuart MacLaren, wife of the round the world flyer, greets Lieut Lowellsmith of the U S A F upon the expedition’s London arrival. She thanks the pilot for rushing a spare motor to her husband after an emergency landing in Apapa. Maj MacLaren was bowled over by the welcome as the party pressed toward fuel and a new leg of their world flight. The Americans plan to continue to the Orkneys, weather permitting, with takeoffs and refueling staged near the Humber at high tide. Lieut Lavell Smith, heading the expedition, noted preparations and the crew’s dedication to reconditioning the machines as they near the next phase of the journey. Meanwhile Maj Zanni and Beltrame resumed their world flight from Centocelle, tracing the British pilot’s route after joining Santa Monica to Greco.
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Airé
Stuart MacLaren
Miitheh
Lient
Lowellsmith
Uo S. A. Air Service
London
Apa
Maj. MacLaren
Lieut
Smith
England
Bra
Orkneys
Lavell Smith
Humber
Santa Marica
Cal
King George
Buckingham Najtep
Annoclatea Press
Rome
Zanni
Beltrame
Centoralle Atcdrome
MacLaren
Hera
Certu
Greco
Lightning Kills Two and Paralyzes Youth in Minnesota
Two men, Louis Revier and Ernest Tripp, were killed by lightning while a barn was struck in St. Paul Minnesota as storms caused widespread damage. Lloyd Revtar, eight, was paralyzed in the legs but recovered consciousness after half an hour. A mother was notified as the tragedy unfolded, with other damages reported across Minnesota.
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St. Paw
Minn
Minnesota
Louis Revier
Ernest Tripp
Lloyd Revtar
Mortuary notice for Mrs Elizabeth Sargeant in Waterloo
Mrs Elizabeth Sargeant aged about 96 dies after strokes in Waterloo. Survived by son and daughter, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services at Kistner chapel with burial in Elmwood. Daughters of Israel and Woman's Relief corps to attend. Burial in Blessing cemetery. Mrs Sargeant born in New York in 1848, long married to Woo A Sargent.
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Elizabeth Sargeant
Izabeth Sargeant
Viva Baker
La.mi
Toilas
Myre
Sargeant
yRire
Kistner Chapel
Lf An. m
Rlf. Hurihure
Wanan
Relief Corps
Elmwood
Bargeant
New York
Woo A. Sargrat
Sarkeant
Waterloo
Tr Hg
Feant
Hilisdain, Sieh
Order of Eastern
Aan Woman's Relief Corps No
Edward
Warren Nduaky
George Young
Partfang
Ore
Larry
Baker
Minneapolis
Creat &Randehi
RL Cavanaugh
C. RB. Cavanagh
Hy Ravard Street
Immaculate Conceptots Ettred
Riessine
J. M. Molloy
Blessing
Daughters of Isahelsia
Maine Women Lead Democratic Kitchen Campaign
In Wiscessat Maine on July 29 prominent Democratic women contributed prize foods for the state cook book. The book will be sold to housewives to raise funds for the party, announced Miss Jane A. Tucker, chairwoman of the state campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscessat
Maine
Democratic Party
Waa
Jane A. Tucker
Republican Judge Convention Nomination Battles Rise
Delegates gather at Des Moines for the state Republican judicial convention to select nominees for the supreme court. Byron W. Preston seeks another term. Judge Albert and Judge Popham vie for the bench, with Vermilion slated for the short term and Arthur likely to win another six years. The 1782 delegate body will hear Judge Hessell’s keynote at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berty
Iowa
Commerce
Des Maines
Byron W. Praston
Oskaloosa
E.G. Albert
Jefferson
Popham
Marengo
Preston
Supreme Bench
Albert
CW. Vermilion
Centerville
Silas M. Weaver
Bush and Carmen Substituted on Card at Electric Park
Frankie Bush and Joe Mandal were set to box six rounds tonight at Electric Park in a fundraiser for local disabled veterans but cannot appear due to minor injuries from a morning car crash near Freeport, Alabama. Promoter Ralph Denny announced Otto Bush, Savanna Til, and El Tarmen Watering would headline the card as the main attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Bush
Joe Mandal
Eleectric Park
Freeport
Goyer
Ralph Denny
Otto Bush
Savanna
Til
el Tarmen
Boys Run Away to See Circus Lands in Custody
Des Moines reports two youths Earl Davis age fourteen and Henry Anerson eighteen ran away from home to attend a circus show. Both were arrested at the circus and are held in custody. The incident notes a chaotic sequence surrounding a spectacle and juvenile misbehavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Canada's crop of wheat won't be over hale normal
United Press reports Chicago crop expert W Snow estimates the Canadian wheat crop at about half the 192 harvest, with roughly 460 million bushels expected in Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba. He notes drought and black rust threaten yields, while Manitoba may produce around 50 million bushels.
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Canada
United Press
Chicago
W. Snow
Chicago Board of Trade
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Alarta
Canadian Pacific
United States
Marisa
Snow
Death of Woman After Teeth Extraction in Iowa City
Mrs. WV C. Spencer 70 of Worthington Minnesota died today in a dentist chair after several teeth were extracted by Dr. R G Matteson. Coroner J W Robbins ordered a strict inquiry, noting heart failure as a possible cause though anesthesia effects had subsided before death.
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Gux City
WV. C. Spencer
Worthington
Minn
R. GC
Matt Jteson
WH. Robbins
Spencer
Matteson
Carnegie Institute Receives $8 Million Endowment Addition
In New York on July 29, the Carnegie Corporation announced a new $8,000,000 endowment gift to the Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh. The gift backs the educational work of the institute and strengthens its financial foundation for future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie Corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Samuel Harden Church
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh
Workman Killed by Falling Pulley in Atlantic Shop
An Atlantic laborer died in the machine shop when a heavy overhead pulley broke loose and struck him, fracturing his skull. The incident occurred today as a wagon was moved near the pulley. He left behind a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
West
Paulsen
Pantsen
Smith to Work for Democratic Ticket in New York
Gov Smith after a conference with Clem i Shaver Democratic national chairman said he would back John W Davis for the national ticket. He declared he would do anything to help the candidacy and called the move a sneaking tour. Lead price advanced by 22.2 cents per 2 pounds to 7.50 cents by American Smelting and Refining Co today in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Smelting & Refining Co
Torlays
Gov Bryan’s Fight Over Plans for Defense Day
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge declined to expand on Gov. Charles W. Bryan’s criticisms of national defense plans. Omaha notes Bryan, Democratic VP nominee, backs skeleton mobilization but opposes observance of Preparedness Day, drawing strong critique from Gen. George B. Duncan who says the stance removes him from the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Bryan
Coolidge
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Gev. Ryan
George B. Duncan
Seventh Corps
Duncan
Gov
Bryan
Gen
Secretary Hughes Inspects Paris Embassy Building
Secretary of State Hughes and Mrs. Hughes arrived in Paris from London and, with Ambassador Harrick, inspected the new American embassy where the stars and stripes were raised for the first time since Independence Day. They then drove around the city before luncheon with French ambassador Juscarand.
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Associated Press
Parix
Hughes
Paris
London
Harrick
Tunney to meet Stribling in St Paul ring next month
Minneapolis July 24 After months of talks promoter Jack Reddy announced Billy Gibbon representing Gene Tunney accepted terms for a 10 round bout with young Stribling to be staged in St Paul next month Stribling seeks a larger purse but is expected to accept soon.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Jack Reddy
Twin City
Billy Gibbon
Gene Tunney
Young Stribling
St. Paul
Hour Parking Limit Enforcement At Local Court
Police chased eight motorists into the city court this morning to answer for one hour parking violations in the business district. Judge Gwynne showed leniency, remitting the minimum $3.50 fine plus $1.40 costs for most, while J H Milne and Tony Mayer faced £8.50 fines with costs for speeding no rebate. A woman cited for lacking lights escaped penalty after proving she was en route to a hospital and had repairs made on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gwynne
J. H. Milne
Cedar Falls
Tony Mayer
Towa G. O. P. Plans to Fight La Follette
Des Moines reports that Iowa Republicans plan a strong general campaign against La Follette. The state central committee meeting said La Follette is the most feared by the party. They predicted Coolidge will win in Iowa and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
John W Davis
la Follette
Republian
State Central Committee
Towa
P. R. Baldridge
Coolidge
U S Steel Declares Extra Dividend Alongside Regular Payment
Directors of United States Steel Corporation declare an extra dividend of 40 cents per share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 1.25 dollars. This follows two prior quarters where 30 cents per share was disbursed as extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Miners to Urge Use of Iowa Coal in Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines July 29. Iowa coal advocates plan a city and state campaign to persuade residents to use Iowa coal. A large miners hall meeting is set for August 10 with prominent miners, orators, and businessmen scheduled to speak in the drive to educate Iowans on the merits of Iowa coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Ioass
Armhand badly hurt in motorcycle collision
Charles City Iowa July 29 William Ross a farmhand lies in the hospital with a broken leg and severe cuts after his motorcycle struck an automobile driven by John Blake. Blake was badly bruised and his car damaged. The motorcycle burst into flames and was destroyed.
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Charles City
William Ross
John Blake
Greene
Blake
Trial of Leopold and Loeb Proceeds in Chicago
The sixth day of the Leopold Loeb murder trial in Chicago features ongoing testimony from Albert Allen with defense and state attorneys in the courtroom. Crown orders quiet as he questions Leopold about the May 21 activities, the forest preserve, and the glasses found near Bobby Franks. Leopold denies special treatment and explains alibi details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Jacob Franks
Bobby
Clarence Darrow
Benjamin Bachrach
Robert E. Crowe
Caverly
Samuel Httelson
Franke
Crowe
Albert Allen
Allen
Crown
Leopold
Loeb
Robert Franks
Tally
Bachrach
Fnally
Milton Smith
Pair of Teens Testify in Loeb Murder Case Trial
Testimony in the Loeb murder trial includes details about nicknames such as Flea, notes on narcotics denial by Leopold, and references to a New Year’s Eve party plan. The jury heard about a letter to Loeb, the silent testimony lasting 15 minutes, and questions about pistols in Leopold’s room as records began to be read.
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Leopold
Sbarbaro
Eit
Léoplb
Loeb
Police Find Child Tied to Chandelier in Rooming House
Omaha police rescue 3 year old Margar et Weisner found bound to a chandelier by wrists in a rooming house. Roy Hill, owner, is jailed as details show the child left in his care while mother worked long hours. Hill admits tying her but says it was meant as punishment.
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Omaha
Neb
iMargaret Weisner
Omaria
Roy Hill
Weisners
Engineers' Society Secretary Is Ninth Victim of Wreck
John H. Dunlap 40 of New York secretary of the American Society of Civil Engineers died in a Chicago hospital from injuries suffered June 30 in the Chicago Burlington and Quincy rear end wreck at Buda Illinois. He was en route from Pasadena to a society meeting and was a Dartmouth graduate who once taught at the State University of Iowa.
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Chicago
Dunlap
New York
American Society of Civil Engineers
Burlington &, Quincy
Buda
Til
Pasadena
Cal
Society
Dartmouth College
State University of Iowa
Fairfield Engineer Unlucky Possessor of Magazine Teeth
County Engineer M. H. Sryant of Fairfield Iowa reportedly has a remarkable tooth cavity that grows teeth repeatedly. After each extraction a new tooth appears, with the third removed this morning and a fourth uncovered beneath. The tale notes his unusual dental misfortune and ongoing visits to dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
M. H. Sryant
Ihta
Perry Man Victim of Overturned Auto
Des Moines July 29 R E B Shackelton Perry Ia a contractor died in a Holstein hospital from injuries after the automobile he drove overturned while making a turn He was about 46 years old Back from vacation Mr and Mrs George B Worthen daughter Mary and Miss Mary Cowan recently returned from a 3500 mile motor trip through the eastern states visiting Chicago Buffalo and the Finger Lake region in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. EB. Shackellon
Perry
Holstein
Evening Tribune
Shackelton
George B. Worthen
Mary
Mary Cowan
Chicago
Buffalo
Finger Lake
New York
Tourist’s Tale of Murder A Hoax to Sell Car
Charles Owen claimed a tourist camp in Mason City witnessed a murder and a hostage hold up, but police disproved the tale. He admitted fabricating the story to gain sympathy and sell his touring car, which he then sold to a wrecking company for 75 dollars.
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Mason City
Charles Owen
Minneapolis
Owen
P. E B. Walker
Waterloo
Leighton
Owens
Mrs Ferguson Leads for Second in Texas Primary
Dallas July 29 Mrs Miriam Ferguson Democratic candidate for governor maintained a 3460 vote lead over Lynch Davidson for second place in Saturdays Texas primary according to results from 237 of 252 counties. Ferguson is the first woman candidate for Texas governor and seeks to avenge her husband former Gov Jim Ferguson who was impeached. The top three totals show Robertson 164293 Ferguson 121266 and Davidson 117813.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Texas Election Bureau
Ferguson
Texas
Jim Ferguson
Felix Robertson
Mrs. Ferguson
Retail Merchants Secretaries Meet in Des Moines
Des Moines July 29 Approximately 169 retail merchants association secretaries will convene in Des Moines Aug 1 to act inclusive when the National Association of Retail Secretaries representing chambers of commerce in large cities holds its annual convention at the Savery hotel. Secretaries represent retail stores in their chambers of commerce and will discuss methods to improve handling of retail trade problems with speakers J H Combs Toledo C and W C Murden of the extension division of Iowa University scheduled to address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Retail Merchants Association
National Association of Retail Secretaries
Chambers of Commerce
Savery Hotel
J. H. Combs
Toledo
W. CO. Murden
Iowa University
Motorcycle Officer Arrested as Robber of Nebraska Bank
Omaha July 29. Motorcycle officer Baldwin was arrested today charged with being one of the men who held up and robbed a bank at Irvington Neb in April of 1500 dollars. He was identified by an acquaintance who saw him speeding from the scene and by a 12 year old boy who spoke to the bandit driver during the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San ‘Paulo
Fm Ter
Brazil
Gary
da Gampos
Lo Janeira
Bernardes
Galil
Beetarige
Omaha
Cuiffers Baldwin
Iryington
Neb
Baldwin
La Follette Charges Sugar Interests Blocking Tariff Probe
Senator Robert M. La Follette accuses sugar interests of trying to intimidate and obstruct the tariff inquiry. He sent a letter to Thomas O. Marvin demanding the commission's complete investigation records, ordered over a year ago by Senate resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Thomas O. Marvin
LaFoillette
Marvin
Senate
Kiwanis Picnic Postponed to Tomorrow at Elk Run
Inclement weather postpones the Kiwanis picnic to tomorrow at Elk Run with events starting 2 45 p m A ball game captained by A B Chambers versus Roger Miller headlines the afternoon Prizes and dinner served by A T Peterson Dancing led by H B Burr 200 members expected Hazel Kirchner visits Illinois for a month or six weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Run
A. B. Chambers
Roger Miller
A. T. Petersen
H. B. Burr
J. M. Bailey
Clifford Tenking
W. P. Ewing
Illainois
Hazel Kirchner
Illinois
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Flier
U. S
Mrs Maclaren
Ohio OM Company
Lima
Indiana
Ilinois
Prin
Grass Creek
Lauce Creek
Mortuariy
Women
Bush
Carmen
Electric Park
SFE Circus
Land Behind Bars
Woolwine
Thomas Tee Woolwing
Los Angeles
California
Carnegie Institute
White House
Eare
War Department
Agadost Party
Tunney
Stribling
Ring
St. Pauli
Towa G. O. P
U.S. Steel
Wharbara Reems
Richard
Babe
General Booth
Salvation Army
Booth
Gen. Booth
Stuart Wytcliffe Booth
Engineers’ Society
Kiwanis
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