Hoover Wets and Drys Promise On Prohibition Policy
Washington May 3 The Hoover administration’s stance on prohibition remains unclear until the Law Enforcement Commission final report, due December, as congressional elections pass. Stayton labels Hoover wet at heart while opponents press that prohibition is a failure. officials anticipate full commission recommendations guiding any shift.
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Taulil Mallon
United Press Star
Washington
U.re
Wiedern
Sooxer
Congress
Wickersham Commisson
William Fr. Stayton
Asation
Stern measures urged to curb crime and voter literacy debate
Frank J Loesch of the National Crime Commission told the Chattanooga University of Justice that crime requires police modernized with better procedures. He argued literacy and foreign elements fuel corruption and urged revising the constitution to disfranchise the literate voter and restrict voting to English-speaking workers.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank J Loesch
National Crime Commission
Chattanooga University
Institute of Justice
Loesch
Chicago
May Day Protests Draw Mixed Feelings Across Nations
The piece contrasts peaceful May Day celebrations in London and elsewhere with restrictive regimes in Russia and Italy. It notes children in New York parades, calls for cautious optimism about peace, and questions the value of political demonstrations under dictatorships.
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London
Budapest
Vienna
Berlin
Muasoliti
Lindbergh Flies to Spare Hangar Space at Roosevelt Field
Charles A Lindbergh landed at Roosevelt Field New York from Miami during his Canal Zone flight to open a Pan American air route. Officials found no room in Hangar Field No 7, so he took off and landed at Field No 8 where space was available.
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Roosevelt Field
Charles A Lindbergh
Miami
Nee
Canal Zone
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Lindbergh
Field No. 7
Ohio Supreme Court asked to rule on ginger extract possession
In Columbus on May 3 the Ohio Supreme Court was urged to decide if mere possession of fluid extract of Jamaica ginger violates prohibition laws. Paul Ashton of Allen County appealed after arrest by a state prohibition officer for illegally possessing "jake" and convicted of liquor law violation.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul Ashton
Allen County
Jake
Governor Cooper backs Bes state building projects
A terse index review lists Governor Cooper supporting Bes state construction plans amid scattered mentions of local events. Community notes, sports and society items populate various pages with brief notices and district updates across counties.
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Cooper
Bes
Hoover
Pomeroy Bend
Isistni
Nelsonville
Local Society
Chauncey
Upper Valley
Lagan
Honking County
McArthur
Vinton County
Praga
Yishtora
Mother Jones Ends Old Feud With Rockefeller Jr
May 2 10 report says Mother Jones and John D Rockefeller Jr have buried their long running feud. A telegram to Jones from Rockefeller on her 100th birthday praises her loyalty, duty and courage and calls her a “damn good sport.”
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Washington
Mother Jones
John DB. Rockefeller, Jr
Jon D Jr
Lindlow
Colo
Miney
Rockefeller
le Matte Maree
Fimmhouse
Jane
Liver Springs
MD 410
Wastleyston
Rockefelter
Jowrs
House Backs Hoover and Repeals Farm Debenture Plan
The House voted 242 to something to back President Hoover and defeat the farm debenture proposal tied to tariff bills. Officials estimated a costly subsidy impact on rye and other crops, while Republicans blocked keeping the provision. The debate left only the issue of restoring presidential control over the Flexible Tariff Provision unresolved.
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House
Hoover
Caport
Senate
Pressure on Congress to act on Hoover enforcement plan
Washington May 3 Administration leaders in Congress may be called to the White House over their failure to plan passage of Hoover's seven enforcement measures before adjournment for the summer. Hoover reportedly seeks action, though he does not back a summer special session. Public opinion and comments by William H. Slayton of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment fuel the view that Hoover doubts prohibition's success.
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Hoover
Urey
Staton
Massichuasis
Montana
Congress
Senator Jones
Washington
Jones
Aes
Law Enforcement Commission
Anti West
William & Duan
Provident Hoover
White House
Fried
William H. Slayton
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Indian Model Elects to Go on Life Trial
BorraLo New York May 1 1UP The safety of van Indiag Moddl y 16Ve affair with Hicbreneh Lust for whom she paved vin acy fair ended with the siving of the artist s with seemed dry fined todkiy for another jail ex positor ercouraged by her people to tell her own vision of the theRedy Tila Himerson the young Indian woman yesterday elected to have her plea of Kuitty to second dagie w murder withdrawn and stun trial for the second time on a first de are chuta She appetted Indic ferent to the possible consequence of fit deciseh aleuth for the erega ting chair Had she reiterated her plea mate in a hospital after tuber culosis had so weakened her that it became necessary to adjourn her first trial before its completion bfe to 20 years imprisonment with a chance to regain her health and possibility of early parole would have been the mandatory punishment.
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van Indiag Moddl
Hicbreneh
Todkiy
Tila Himerson
Kuitty
Dagie
Chuta
Deciseh
Aleuth
Bfe
Precautions Tighten Fire Safety at Athens State Hospital
Dr. J A Berry, superintendent, outlines fire prevention upgrades over 10 years at Athens State Hospital. Fire doors shield wards, extra exits and hydrants added, water line installed, small extinguishers used, and 24 7 supervision maintained. Regular inspections of fire fighting gear and staff drills train patients for orderly evacuations.
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Athens State Hospital
J A. Berry
Gaig
Perry
Akron Mystery Man Found Near River Under Rail Bridge
The body of Tony Apostolides, 60, once linked to a World racketeer missing stage, was found Thursday afternoon near the Cusahog River ten feet below the tracks of the High Level Bridge. Detectives believe he ended his life by jumping from the bridge.
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Akron
Tony Apostolides
Cusahog River
Betman Gill Dispute Over Origin of Prison Fire Fallout
Governor Myer Cooper weighs reports by Attorney General Betman and State Marshal Ray Gil on the Columbus penitentiary blaze that killed inmates. Cooper leans toward faults in wiring theory but questions conclusively attributing the fire to arson, urging comprehensive rehabilitation and improved safety measures.
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LY Baron Lata Press
Myer
Cooper Todry
Ito
Gilbert Betman
Phcea Maarshal Ray Gil
Betas
Yeemed
Gilla Shalon
Ohio
Unidentified man found murdered near Elizabethown
The body of an unknown man, burned and partially clothed, was found today on the bank of the Tippecanoe river near Elizabethown, about 15 miles from Harot and prepared as if to open a line for the sunner, with investigators unsure of the cause.
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Cincinnati
Miami Felver
Lizabethtown
Milea
White City used sweep convicts in cell block at Ohio Pen
Columbus May 3 White City again housed convicts in the Ohio Penitentiary cell block as part of the cell work program. Guards say inmates were locked in to work and some moved to a new area. Don Mollett Crnon editor’s killer Pat McDermott remains in the hole since Friday for brick throwing. About 80 men now at work, recruits drawn from Thornes in the Boned dormitory, with numbers to rise gradually.
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Columbus
White City
Ohlo Pententhuy
Robert Haubetel
Don Mollett Crnon
Stock Market Crashes Again As Traders Face Losses
Thousands of small investors were wiped out as stock values plunged in a dramatic crash. Brokers fled the exchange as trading volume surged to 4.507 million shares, the heaviest day of the year, with fears of deeper losses and calls for bank intervention amid recession fears and repayment loan concerns.
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Lemer CO Wala United Prew
New Yorth
Tewry
Banldar
Banking Institut
Ord
Flotaten
Inmate ends life at state hospital
Mrs. Lorene White, 42, admitted April 4 to Athens State Hospital, committed suicide at 6:55 Saturday evening by drowning in a bathtub. Found with bathroom door partly open, Miss Vera Barnes discovered her. Artificial resuscitation failed. she had been under close observation due to depression. relatives notified.
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Lorene White
Athens State Hospital
Uicida
Yelock
Tronton
Cooper urges commission on ten year program for state welfare
Governor Cooper proposed a ten year plan to expand penal, welfare and correctional facilities to meet future demand. He urged a thorough study and a pay as you go financing approach, favoring gradual building funded by a dedicated levy rather than a large bond issue. Griswold backed a pay as you go policy to finance necessary institutional work.
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L.r
Ic el
Honda
Cooper
Penal and Welfare
Comemisanion
Aiato
Oljp
Cooper Wreed
Hal F H. Grinwold
Inylag
Benthes
Criswold
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