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July 10, 1929: Large U.S. banknotes taken replaced... US-$5-FRBN-1918-Fr.790.jpg
July 10, 1929: Large U.S. banknotes taken replaced...
July 25, 1929: Pope Pius XI declares self no longer a "prisoner in the Vatican", goes into Saint Peter's Square Pius xi 1.jpg
July 25, 1929: Pope Pius XI declares self no longer a "prisoner in the Vatican", goes into Saint Peter's Square
...by notes 17% percent narrower and shorter US-$5-FRBN-1929-Fr.1850-B.jpg
...by notes 17% percent narrower and shorter
July 2, 1929: Warner Bros. film star Gladys Brockwell dies of auto accident injuries Gladys Brockwell by Hartsook.jpg
July 2, 1929: Warner Bros. film star Gladys Brockwell dies of auto accident injuries

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Contents

Monday, July 1, 1929

Tuesday, July 2, 1929

Wednesday, July 3, 1929

Thursday, July 4, 1929

Friday, July 5, 1929

Saturday, July 6, 1929

Sunday, July 7, 1929

Monday, July 8, 1929

Tuesday, July 9, 1929

Wednesday, July 10, 1929

Thursday, July 11, 1929

Friday, July 12, 1929

Saturday, July 13, 1929

Sunday, July 14, 1929

Monday, July 15, 1929

Tuesday, July 16, 1929

Wednesday, July 17, 1929

Thursday, July 18, 1929

Friday, July 19, 1929

Saturday, July 20, 1929

Sunday, July 21, 1929

Monday, July 22, 1929

Tuesday, July 23, 1929

Wednesday, July 24, 1929

Thursday, July 25, 1929

Friday, July 26, 1929

Lussu, no longer a prisoner on the island of Lipari Emilio Lussu WWI.jpg
Lussu, no longer a prisoner on the island of Lipari

Saturday, July 27, 1929

Sunday, July 28, 1929

Monday, July 29, 1929

Tuesday, July 30, 1929

Wednesday, July 31, 1929

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