Coolidge Will Sponsor Drive Of Red Cross
Senate moves to fund a 25.006 million relief bill as Hoover backs a 10 million Red Cross drive. White House names a 57 member committee led by Coolidge with Payne as chairman to urge aid for drought areas in 21 states and urban relief for cities.
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Nate
White House
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
John J. Pershing
Abel Davis
Owen D. Young
Kellgge
Willam Shutterworth
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Ineuli
Cardinal Hayes
Stephen S. Wise
Walter S. Gifford
George Eastman
S. Parkes Cadman
Royal Travel Delayed by Weather and Rail Accident
Britain’s Prince of Wales and Prince George delayed departure from Santander Spain on January 19 as bad weather and a railway accident slowed their journey to Central and South America according to dispatches.
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Prince of Wales
Prince George
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South America
Five Prisoners Escape Cincinnati Jail Houdini Alias
Five inmates escaped from the Hamilton County Jail in Cincinnati today. One fugitive is Sam Loyfeit also known as Charles Humpy ks, a self-styled Houdini. Authorities said the men were at large several hours after the breakout.
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U.P
Sam Loyfeit
Charles “Humpy
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Hamilton County
Earm
Milk churned to butter causes soldier death tale
Pomeroy report recalls W. P. Barnitz 82 recounting a Western Plains episode. A cavalryman drank milk at a ranch and soon died after it allegedly curdled in the stomach, autopsy showing chemical change from agitation in a churn.
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Letart Falls
Western Plains
Sitting Bull
Rain-in-the-Face
Geronomo
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Great Plains
Pastor Advocates Christian Communism in U S Homes
Columbus January 19 Dr Ralph Cushman of Rochester urged Ohio pastors to embrace Christian Communism as a remedy to clash between Communism and Capitalism. He warned Russia leads current Communist experiments, capitalism rests on private ownership and profits, and warned only Christian Communism can avert a world conflict by applying love to property and income.
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U.R
Ralph 8. Cushman
Rochester
N. Y
Russia
Dr. Cushman
United States
Cushman
Tucson The Gem City of Arizona Described in Travel Note
A columnist extols Tucson as The Gem of Arizona two hours south of Phoenix. The piece paints lettuce fields near Salt River Valley with Mexican labor and Japanese farming expertise, praises local growth, and urges readers to buy high desert real estate while sharing anecdotes about Chamber of Commerce leaders. Continued on Page 4.
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Phoenix
Southern Pacific
Salt River Valley
Kansas
United States
Long Beach
California
van de Vries
Chamber of Commerce
Congress Street
New York
Daisy De Voe Promises Hotter Clara Bow Revelations
In Los Angeles on January 19, police prepared extra guards for Daisy De Voe's grand theft trial after she vowed to reveal the hottest episodes of the private life of former employer Clara Bow.
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Los Angeles
Daisy de Voe
Clara Bow
Miss de Voe
Coast-to-coast air express announced by T W A Transport
PLAN ATR EXPRESS NEW YORK January 19 transmission from U R reports a 36 hour coast to coast air express service announced by Transcontinental and Western Air Transport Inc. The plan aims to speed cross country air freight and passenger movement with rapid routing between major hubs.
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New York
U.R
Transcontinental & Western Air Transport, Inc
Rose Huebsch Aided Capture Of Chicago Gangster
Miss Rose Huebsch, federal stenographer in Chicago, helped trap Leo Brothers, accused murderer of Chicago Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Her apartment across from Brothers’ allowed a phone call that lured him to officers for arrest.
Ohio Anti Saloon League Leader Speaks at Athens
James A. White of Columbus, former superintendent of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, urged enforcement of prohibition in a Sunday address at First Methodist Church Athens. He argued liquor laws reflect constitutional enforcement, warned of organized wealth and political power opposing dry laws, and noted Ohio shifted leadership from Cincinnati to Cleveland.
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Methodist Church
James A. White
Columbus
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Athens
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United States
Mr. White
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hoover to Receive Wickersham Report Today
Washington January 19 The Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission is set to submit its prohibition report to President Hoover within 24 hours, with the main text not proposing changes in law but offering enforcement improvement suggestions. The president will release the document publicly and forward it to the Senate.
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U.P
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Senate
Chicago crime drive gains momentum as raid on Rex Hotel links public enemy No 3
Police and underworld circles agree the crime drive is moving forward after authorities study records seized in a Rex Hotel raid. Dennis Cooney, listed as No 3 on the Crime Commission’s public enemies, trails only Al Capone and Ralph Capone.
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Scarface
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Ralph
Private Kirken dall Dies From Nicaragua Clash Wounds
The Navy Department reported Private David M Kirken dall of Chicago died from wounds received in a clash between marines and rebels in Nicaragua on January 3. He died Sunday, January 19, as announced from Washington today.
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Washington
Navy Department
David M. Kirkendall
Chicago
Will Rogers on Red Cross drive and political maneuvering
Will Rogers argues for continuing the Red Cross fundraising at ten million with government matching, noting Republicans may object to a direct dole. He says the issue is nationwide and urges raising the required funds, citing Hoover investigator Lucey who reports tremendous need, especially in Arkansas.
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Red Cross
Washington
Lucey
Hoover
Arkansas
Santa Denial Is Expensive
Paris reports a settlement over belief in Pere Noel. Jean Dauprey sued a teacher for 10 000 francs after his seven year old son was reprimanded for believing in Santa. The case ended out of court for 500 francs, with 600 francs paid to a poor family.
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U.P
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
Jean Dauprey
Pere Noel
M. Dauprey
Mexico considers only large territorial buys if any deals occur
Mexico rejects selling Tower California or Sonora to the United States. It may buy Arizona California New Mexico Texas and the city of New Orleans if international real estate deals are discussed. Deputies led by Gen Rafael Melgar plan to present a resolution to a standing committee during recesses.
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U.P
Mexico
California
Sonora
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
New Orleans
Rafael Melgar
Oaxaca
Ohio Tragedies Take Eight Lives Across Ohio
A weekend of accidents and suicides in Ohio claimed eight lives and left others injured. Cincinnati men Arthur Fe Bott and Marlin Wilson died in traffic crashes. a slew of incidents across Portsmouth Norwalk Akron and Newark involved burns falls and a lamp explosion plus a man run over by a train.
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Oho
Arthur Fe, Bott
Marlin Wilson
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Mary Alice Howell
Edward Russell
Charles Fox
Norwalk
Fatela Hutchins
Traverse City
Mich
Toledo
Thug Returns To Fire Again
Edward Nolan identified as the bandit who shot a hold up victim then returned to shoot him a second time in Chicago. He stole a car, exchanged shots with Patrolman Sullivan and was wounded in the arm and near the heart. Nolan fled, the victim William J. Van Schaik was shot in the arm and neck with a severe head wound feared fatal.
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U.P
Edward Nolan
Nolan
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Walter Lyons
William J. van Schaik
van Schaik
Jealousy Foe Shot 87 Year Old Roy Murphy on West End Street
Cincinnati police report Roy Murphy an 87 year old laborer was killed when Ordon Houpe 49 disarmed him and shot him with his own revolver on a West End street Sunday afternoon He was held for investigation with Mrs Carrie Smith 32 involved in the case Also in custody for inquiry.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Roy Murphy
West End
Murphy
Ordon Houpe
Houpe
Carrie Smith
Kentuckians Receive Red Cross Drought Relief Aid
Red Cross chapters in 34 Kentucky counties are distributing food and relief to drought sufferers. Miss Pearl French, Athens County Red Cross secretary, says hundreds of Kentucky families lack rations beyond Red Cross aid. Donations to the drought relief fund of 10 million dollars may be left at local banks or the Athens Red Cross office.
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Kentucky
Miss Pearl French
Athens County Red Cross
Miss French
Hoovyer
Athens County
Athens Red Cross
Security Bank
Citizens Are Armed in Maryville Rumor-Fueled Tension
In Maryville Missouri on January 19, residents, warned by rumors that Black residents planned retaliation for the lynching death of Raymond Gunn, carried arms and prompted Sheriff Harve England to station a heavy courthouse guard. The weekend security held despite the fear of unrest.
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Maryville
Raymond Gunn
Velma Colter
Harve England
English Artist Created Portrait of President Hoover
Douglas Chandor, an English painter, has been commissioned to paint a portrait of President Hoover at the White House. S. de Costa, of France, has just completed a Hoover portrait for the Union League Club of Philadelphia amid protests by American artists against foreign painters of high government figures.
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Hoover
White House
S’. de Costa
France
Union League Club
Philadelphia
Lindbergh Receives Legion of Honor Cross in Ceremony
Charles A. Lindbergh was awarded the Commander’s Cross of the Legion of Honor by French Ambassador Paul Claudel at the French embassy in Washington. The event drew high officials, with Mrs. Lindbergh and her father Senator Dwight W. Morrow in attendance. Lindbergh wore a plain blue sack suit as the formalities contrasted with the simple setting.
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Washington
U.P
Charles A. Tindbergh
Paul Claudel
Lindbergh
Claudel
Filer
Trains Collide Near Buenos Aires Injuring Thirty
In Buenos Aires a collision between two holiday trains from Tigre to the city injured thirty people, with two taken to hospital. The first train halted at Martinez after a signal, and the second train struck from the rear.
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Tigre
Buenos Airres
Martinez
Red Cross Delivers Stock Feed to Lonoke Farmers
Red Cross distribution of stock feed begins in Lonoke county today. C. A. Wall, county chairman, announced orders last night for Lonoke and England to supply feed to thousands of mules and milk cows starving in the area.
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Lonoke, Ark
U.P
Red Cross
C. A. Wall
Lonoke
Red Cross Committee
England
Ark
Fly to Manila delayed by weather and plan shift
G W Brophy former Phoenix flying instructor will depart from Shanghai for Manila tomorrow or Wednesday instead of today after announcing the change. He did not specify new times but said the flight would proceed soon.
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Manila
Shanghai
G. W. Brophy
Phoenix, Ariz
State Liquor Law Is Issue In Assembly
Columbus January 19 The legislature reconvenes facing a wet dry fight over anti prohibition measures in the House while the Senate prepares to pass an Emergency Appropriation bill and consider Governor White’s appointment of Edmundson as state director of industrial relations The high profile appointment faces labor opposition though officials expect Senate confirmation The governor will send his second message detailing departmental recommendations and welfare plans and meet leaders on emergency relief for drought hard hit counties
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U.P
Senate
House
Hoover
Interior Department
Columbus
Thomas A. Fiimondson
Urbana
Nume Berthi
Organized Labor
White
Edemondson
State Federation of Labor
Edmondson
State Welfare Department
Pea Porta
Nippert
Louis Nippert
Cincinnati
Ackerman
Ackereman
Temeperance Committee
John N. Clifton
Vast Tracts Are Problem in Hoover Plan
Washington dispatch reports a 22 member Hoover commission plans a policy for 190 million acres of government lands across 11 western states. The plan envisions turning land to states under conditions while keeping oil and water resources under federal control.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Congress
Death Is Mystery Surrounds Death Of Harry Burns
In Riverton New Jersey January 19 police probe the strangling death of 23 year old former high school athlete Harry Burns found on the floor of his garage beaten chloroformed with the car engine running causing carbon monoxide fumes. Robbery may be the motive though money and jewelry were taken to imply a false motive.
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Riverton
N. J
U.P
Harry Burns
State High School Speech Contest Winners Named
Delaware report notes Ohio Wesleyan University hosted the Annual State High School Speech Contests awards including expenses paid vacations, scholarships, cups and medals for winners announced today by the Department of Speech.
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Wannon
Department of
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