Freight Rates on Grains Are Cut by Board
The Interstate Commerce Commission reduced freight rates on grain including wheat and other grains for western routes and ports, effective October 1. The move aims to ease the Farm Board’s wheat problem and may boost exports, though it reduces railroad revenue by about 16 million dollars yearly. Senators McKellar and La Follette criticized the Packers and Stockyards Act decree modification, warning it could prompt new legislation and challenge congressional authority.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
McKellar
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Laollette
Congress
Naples Sufferings After Quake and Gale
Severe earthquake shocks and a following hurricane leveled many structures in Naples. A tidal wave added to the devastation, with thousands injured and two thousand dead feared. Pope Pius XI may tour the stricken region to console residents.
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Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Pius XI
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Athens Messenger Publishes Fish and Seafoods Booklet
The Athens Messenger offers a 24 page illustrated booklet on fish and seafoods to educate readers. It notes Americans consume billions of pounds yearly from oceans lakes and rivers and invites requests by sending six cents and self addressed postage paid coupon.
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United States
Alaska
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Pomeroy Girl Fighting for Her Life Update
Miss Christine Senkus 20 of Pomeroy remains critically ill at Sheltering Arms Hospital after an infected foot worsened following bathing. She was moved to Athens Hospital Thursday with slim hopes for recovery. A Pomeroy High School and Bliss Business College graduate.
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Lady Mary Heath Sues for Guardian Appointment
Lady Mary Heath seeks guardianship of aviatrix Florence Madden health case argued in Cleveland. Madden, a nurse, applies as guardian citing Heath’s mental condition and inability to manage self and estate. Heath’s Reno divorce last October from Sir James Meath noted with wealth background.
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Mary Heath
Florence Madden
Mary
Reno
James Meath
Critiek Trom Masten
New Era Shaping at Ohio Penitentiary After Fire
Ohio Penitentiary enters a reconstruction phase after the April 21 fire that killed 20. An emergency $106000 appropriation funds progress as publicity is reduced and morale improves. officials say structural gains and renewed discipline mark a new era at the prison in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
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Father slain in quarrel. son Carl Ebert arrested
A family quarrel at Carl Ebert's home in Cleveland ended with Ebert shot to death. His son Charles Ebert, 32, was arrested after police found a 12 gauge revolver with three empty shells in his pocket. He was picked up near the street walking away from the scene.
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Christ Melater
Seven Injured In Circleville Auto Crash
July 24. Mrs. Bertha Woodrutt, 45, of Urleans, near death after a collision on Florence Pike. Six others injured in the same automobile crash as daybreak traffic snarled Circleville.
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Bertha Woodrutt
Urleans
Florence Pike
Bribe Charge In MacDonald Case Targets Recanting Witness
San Francisco prosecutors accuse Guy Jann MacDonald of taking a bribe to recant testimony in the Billings pardon hearing. Charles M. Fickert says MacDonald must testify under oath at an upcoming court session, with cross examination possible to challenge the witness whose affidavits are in question.
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Man Injured As Gas Drill Rig Falls On Farm In Rutland
Thomas Griffith of Marietta received a broken leg and body injuries when a gas well-drilling apparatus toppled while being loaded onto a tractor on Sheldon Bradfield's Harrisonville area farm. The accident happened this afternoon as equipment broke and fell. Griffith, employed by Howard McTaggart, was taken home to Matictia.
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Thomas Griffith
Marietta
Sheldon Bradfield
Harrisonville
Griffith
Howard McTagnert
Matictia
Cheats Gallows To Save Baby Girl From Disgrace
San Francisco reports a dramatic case in which William O’Brien, sentenced to hang for murder, commits suicide on death row after leaving a note for his family. The note expresses intent to die and shows distress over his daughter’s future reputation.
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Uncertain Dad Plans Legal Battle Over Baby Return
Chicago July 16 A father, William Watkins, says he plans to sue Englewood Hospital with attorney Barrett O Hara to prove his baby boy was not swapped with the Bamberger child born June 30 at the same hospital. Watkins, unemployed, fears a switch as he searches for certainty amid relatives noting a resemblance. The Bambergers, with bricklayer Charles Bamberger questioning the baby’s ownership, insist the child is theirs.
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Feather Big
Wiliam Watkins
Barrett O'Hara
Englewood Hospital
Charles Bamberger
Watkins
Bamberger
Postoffice Plans Air Mail Routes Expansion
Washington July 26 United States Post Office details a new air mail program with bids planned next week. Eleven new routes totaling about 8000 miles are expected this year including a central transcontinental line from New York to Los Angeles via Pittsburgh Indianapolis St Louis Oklahoma City and El Paso. Additional routes to Atlanta Los Angeles Omaha Louisville Dallas Pueblo Fort Worth Denver Kansas City and possibly Pittsburgh Norfolk are listed for bidding.
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Premature Blast Injures Two in Bowling Green
A premature blast at a demolition site for new water works in Bowling Green Ohio seriously injured two men. Walter Ames had both legs severed and surgery on his skull while Dewey Richards had extensive facial and scalp injuries.
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Walter Ames
Dewey Richard
Newspaper Index Briefs and Page References
A garbled scan lists multiple city papers with page numbers and item mentions. It notes Lindbergh, Fates, Billings-Mooney, tevvored terms and various sections like sports and fashion as well as serials and ads across several papers.
Humid Heat Grips Midwest and East Spelling Vacation Ruin
Heat waves sweep the Midwest and Atlantic Seaboard with high temperatures and deaths. Chicago records rising heat casualties while Indiana Iowa and New York report prostrations and storms. Weather officials warn only partial relief may come later in the week as heat persists in the East.
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Earthquake Devastates Aquilonia Italy Killing Hundreds
A powerful quake collapsed Aquilonia in Avellino Province leaving about a third of its 3,000 residents dead. Survivors and soldiers search among wreckage for loved ones as hundreds remain trapped. The town bore a massive hole where 150 mangled bodies were found and a strong stench of decay lingered.
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Motie
Lindy Lindbergh Battles Press Over Privacy
New York July 26. Public figure Charles A Lindbergh protests press intrusions into his private life. A magazine excerpt quotes him condemning invasions while praising reporters who handle him fairly and support his serious work.
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Detroit Honors Buckley Burial of Martyr Radio Anchor
Gerald E. Buckley, murdered radio announcer and advocate for the poor, was buried under threatening skies as thousands paid tribute. Estimates placed the funeral crowd between 20 000 and 40 000 while 100 000 had viewed the body, and police detained several suspects including Jack Kleim amid ongoing investigations into the Buckley murder and related threats.
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St. Gregory's Church
Jarry Buckley
Art Wes Held
Jack Kleim
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Ohio Dental Board elects new president in Columbus
Dr C Barkrader of Cincinnati was chosen president of the Ohio State Dental Board, succeeding Dr H Ven Valkenburg of Cleveland. Dr Ray F R Smith of Columbus was re elected secretary as the board granted 158 licenses from last month’s examinations, with 23 failures and include Harley Stone and George Schielauer of Logan among successful applicants.
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
Ray FR. Smith
Collumbus
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George Schielaer
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Ince Hooked While Fishing Near Hollywood
Universal Pictures director Ralph Ince was hospitalized in Hollywood after a fish hook pierced his scalp while he fished in the Pacific. Surgeons removed the hook. infection risk is noted though the hook did not penetrate deeply. Jolson, aboard a nearby boat, ferried him to hospital.
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Ralph Ince
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Watertown widow marries chauffeur in Syracuse ceremony
The young widow of a Watertown millionaire paper foil proprietor married her chauffeur in Syracuse on July 2. She had previously wed Howard Marshall and later left on a trip to Canada with her new husband Ernie Mall.
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N. J
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Yong
Watertown
Paul Heats
Ernie Mall
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Howard Marshall
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N. Yi
Canada
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Caterpillar Club Holds Meeting After Midair Collision
Fourteen members attended a Caterpillar Club gathering after a midair collision between two planes at 3,000 feet near Mektie field. A moment after impact, both aircraft crashed but four young Army officers parachuted to safety uninjured.
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Lawsuit to contest Eads How will filed by widow
Mrs Ingebert How widow and divorced wife of Eads How announces she will contest his will in Angeles. The will reportedly leaves the bulk of the estate to Holbar Cari Hew, an adopted son of the founder. The document designates education for a project as the estate purpose. Frank Coon has joined Chevrolet Company department after a prior role with Saica Company.
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Frank Coon
Chevrolet Company
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