Republicans Seek Hoover Label On Business Upturn
Washington August 6 A Republican push links a brighter business climate to President Hoover’s re election chances. Critics say GOP tries to exploit improved trade and finance to boost political gains while business leaders like Eugene Meyer and others influence policy. The recovery is seen as nonpartisan but political players vow to press claims as signs of progress appear.
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Boy Who Slew Dad Gets Help
In PAINSVILLE a 17 year old boy charged with second degree murder after fatally beating his father and injuring his mother with a hammer. Bond set at 2000 by Common Pleas Judge Julee Winheld Slocum Tate. neighbor Oscar Anderson and others offer legal aid and community support for the defense as the case proceeds.
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Massillon Poisoning Incident Reported July 17
Health Commissioner John H Williams of Massillon reports a poisoning incident on Sunday July 17 affecting 360 communists in Massillon. Officials say contamination caused the outbreak and are urging public caution and investigation.
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Cuts In State Salaries Undecided Hint Increases Before Slash
About 1000 attend a mass meeting at Athens City Hall where Capt. Tetlow, organizer for the United Mine Workers, denounced railroads and utilities for resisting coal miners demands for collective bargaining. He charged operators faced pressure from powerful interests and alleged discharge of workers amid union tensions.
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Nations seek ways to halt war in Gran Chaco crisis
Washington reports 19 nations including the United States plan a united front to prevent conflict between Bolivia and Paraguay. They urge arbitration over the Gran Chaco, reject territorial gains, and uphold the nonrecognition doctrine first stated during the Sino Japanese conflict. Britain notes Paraguay's reply expressing defensive assurances.
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Kentuckians Wrestle Over Where To Vote In Redistricting Era
Kentuckians head to polling places amid a court invalidation of the new redistricting law and a primary to select congressional nominees on Republican and Democratic tickets. The Democratic convention will name a senatorial candidate, while the Republican slate nominates a senator. The dispute centers on multi ticket voting and proposed single candidate ballots.
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Police Foil Plot to Kill Britain's Agent in Toronto
Police arrest Thea Malone an alleged Sinn Feiner in Toronto on charges related to an alleged plan to assassinate Britain's secretary of dominions Thomas Live. Magistrate remands Malone for a week as authorities prepare deportation charges amid tensions with the Irish Free State and imperial talks.
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Recovery Plan Stirs Debate on Debt and Bread Programs
The article outlines a heated discussion on debt relief and a bread program, with calls for recovery assurance. It names debates over U.S. and European financial moves, wartime costs, and possible ten billion dollar adjustments tied to credit and trade policy.
Boxer Held in Death Asitiarula Au. 0 to cnet Sand 2 former boxer and his brother
Two former boxers and their brother were held to the grand jury in connection with the death of a soap proprietor, Cerant, who died Friday at a General Essa hospital. The investigation focused on a fight that began when Grant ordered Alfred Suntil to stand in his heats shop. Authorities planned further action as the jury deliberated.
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Murder at Southern Mansions Sparks 19th Century Scandal
A 72 year old spinster was found murdered in a Natchez area estate amid feuds and scandal. A younger man, rumored lover to the victim, faced police as investigations unearthed ties to two old southern mansions and a complex web of suspects. Authorities pursued leads across estate grounds and nearby residences as the case drew public attention.
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City Mayor Walker Summoned by Albany Governor
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt ordered New York Mayor James J Walker to Albany to answer ouster charges after a legislative inquiry into his administration. Judge Samuel Seaburton filed the charges and also was asked to appear before the governor to present his case.
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Lunch with Hoovers in Washington for Hoover nomination notice
Mrs Katharine Kennedy Brown National Committeewoman for Ohio visits Columbus and travels to Washington to deliver official notification that President Hoover has been nominated. She will have lunch with President Hoover and Mrs Hoover at the White House next Thursday.
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Interest in Dry Law Decreases Says Matthews
A report shows waning interest in dry law enforcement as Matthews comments on legislative caution. Senate leaders consider mediation, judiciary mediation, and enforcement plans while auditors report wage and payroll concerns amid ongoing budget debates and potential tax adjustments.
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