Five brigades ordered to Manchurian border amid clashes
Mukden dispatch reports five additional brigades to the border near Manchuria following clashes between combined Chinese and White Guard troops and Soviet forces on the Siberian side. Shanghai poste notes Nanking moves to ease fears over Manchurian railroad seizure and future treatment of unequal treaties. Chiang Kai-shek stresses peaceful aims and proper channels to realize treaty abolition.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Manchur
United Press
Shanghai
United States
Russia
China
Nanking
Kuo Min
Chiang Kai-Shek
Snook Waives Sanity Hearing in Murder Case
Columbus July 20 The sanity hearing for Dr James H Snook the confessed killer of Theora Hix Ohio State University co ed will be waived and Snook will face trial Wednesday on a first degree murder charge Three alienists found he was sane on June 13 the night of the slaying E O Rickets counsel chief informed judge Henry Scarlett of the decision and the court set Wednesday to begin the murder trial Snook will plead self defense and emotional insanity
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University Medical
Snook
E. O. Rickets
Common Pleas
Henry Scarlett
United Press
Miss Hix
Wickersham Gets Title of All Wet
A humorous note from Beverly Hills mocks Secretary Wickersham as all wet after a letter to state governors in Connecticut. The gag line claims the missive failed to convey intent and oddly prompts Sen. Caraway and Sen. Borah to share a view, as Will Rogers signs the spoof.
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Wickersham
Beverly Hills
Cal
Connecticut
Sen
Caraway
Borah
Elias Arnold Freed on Bond
Elias Arnold and his son Arthur were released on ten thousand dollar bonds while appealing a kidnapping conviction for the Melvin Horst case. Melvin remains missing since December with previous jail detentions and a separate Arthur Arnold sentence. The appeal challenges the prior court ruling and bond is signed by Elsie Arnold and others from Orrville.
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Arnolds
Melvin
Junior Hanna
Arnold
State
Arthur
Mansfield Reformatory
Elsie
Hugh Hanna
Junior
W. B. Morris
Orrville
Toll of wreck climbs to ten in Colorado Express disaster
The wreck of the Rock Island Colorado Express on a flood weakened bridge near Stratton, Colorado, has claimed its 10th victim Miss Julia Carlie 21 New York City. The list of missing is cleared and 45 to 50 injured are reported with several identified victims from Memphis New York Birmingham and St. Louis.
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Stratton
Colo
Crack Rock Island Colorado Express
St. Louis
Julia Carlie
New York
George F. Carlie
Ben Lewis
Memphis
Tenn
Henry Lewis
Jennie Folts
Mary MacDonald
West Palm Beach
Fla
T. B. Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
Brooks Cline
Porter
R. Griggs
Hagen Smith Popular With Canton Golfers
Golf champions Walter Hagen and Horton Smith drew crowds at Tam O Shanter Country Club in Canton for an exhibition match against Bill Thompson and Frank Castleberg. The pair impressed locals with their friendly, approachable conduct during the Friday event, as fans snapped autographs and watched the duo showcase their skill.
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Tom O’ Shanter Country Club
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Hagen
Frank Castleberg
Lakeside Shrine
Bill Thompson
Congress Lake Club
Smith
Congress Lake Country Club
Lakeside
All Wool a Yard Wide By W. J. Moyer
Physicians discuss a severe case of acute indigestion on a snake exhibit as Big Samson the 32 foot python chokes after swallowing a large Indian blanket. The incident occurred at Market and S streets causing extensive medical consultation.
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W. J. Moyer
Big Samson
Samson
Market Ar S
Cincinnatian Ford Executed in Ohio State Penitentiary
Rodney Ford of Cincinnati was executed in the electric chair at 8:41 p.m. for the murder of Marshall Peter Dumele after a failed clemency appeal to Gov. Myers Y. Cooper. Last words echoed innocence as the governor said no stay was warranted despite other convicts claiming innocence.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Rodney Ford
Cincinnati
Marshall Peter Dumele
Myers Y. Cooper
Ford
George O’brien
Gov. Cooper
Breck Utes
Hamilton
Teddy Messmer
Middletown
Pal
Messmer
Robert Zwick
United Press
Ruth May Face Long Idleness
Cleveland reports Babe Ruth may miss days or weeks or months after a left leg muscle pull in Detroit. Manager Miller Huggins warns such injuries have sidelined others for extended periods and may end Ruths playing era, though he cautions against predicting the outcome.
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United Press
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Bambino
Detroit
Huggins
Babe
Ruth
Japan May Adopt 2 Hour Daylight Saving Time
Tokyo reports daylight saving may start in summer 1930 with clocks moved ahead two hours instead of one. The plan has tentative government approval.
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Tokyo
Japan
Bits of News From Today's Classified Section
Classified notices describe rooms for rent with garage on a % acre lot and furnished sleeping rooms in a close-in location. Ads seek workers including a copper finisher plater and a switchboard builder and a young man for soda fountain work. Also offered: 2% acres for sale in a small town with a fine tourist inn site.
Limited London Buenos Aires telephone service opens
The post master general announces a limited telephone link between London and Buenos Aires to start July 22. Available hours are 5 30 to 9 p m London time.
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London
Postmaster General's Office Today
Buenos Aires
Last Man's Club Holds Final Dinner Rally in Minnesota
In St Paul Minnesota three surviving members of Company B First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry wait to toast fallen comrades with burgundy at the Minnesota Club today. John Goff 87 Charles Lockwood 87 and Peter Hall 92 will share a last reunion aiming to include all regiment members with Hall likely to open the bottle.
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Loited Press
ST. Paul, Minn
Last Man's Club
Company B
First
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
John &. Goff
St. Paul
Charles Lockwood
Chamberlain
Peter Hall
Atwater
Minn
Minnesota Club
Hall
Goff
Lockwood
Judge Ake Attacks Canton Enforcement Of Liquor Laws
Judge Harvey F. Ake told Canton Rotary that no honest enforcement of prohibition laws exists in Canton. He urged voters to elect officials with strict enforcement ideas and cited bootleggers preying on paydays and wage deficiencies affecting families. He noted court checks to supply clothing and food, called for tighter hall closures, and discussed the mothers pension law and marriage health checks. Charles R. Rumph and Joseph M. Markley were named delegates to the Findlay executive conferences.
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Canton
Harvey F. Ake
Ake
Common Pleas Court
Rotarians
Stark Co
Massillon
Alliance
Charles R. Rumph
Joseph M. Markley
Rotary
Findlay
25th Florida Bank Closes In Jacksonville Beach
The Pablo Bank in Jacksonville Beach failed to open on July 20, joining the 25th Florida bank closure in two weeks. It was a small lender with $25,000 capital serving weekend vacationers.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bank of Pablo
Jacksonville Beach
Pablo Bank
Florida
Sixteenth Annual Sacred Heart Festival at Harrisburg
At Benders Cafeteria this week promoters announce Sixth Annus Spring Chicken Week for Sacred Heart of Mary Church Harrisburg with a Saturday evening festival slated for July 20.
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Bender
Sacred Heart of Mary Church
Harrisburg
Bandits Hold Up Store Then Crash Car In East Cleveland
Three men robbed clothing store owner Sam Lisenberg at 901 Carnahan Ave NE shortly before noon, taking about 1500 dollars. They fled in a coupe, crashed into a house at 1412 7th St NE, then逃. Police hunted the trio as detectives traced the Ohio license plate 57-903 on the wrecked car.
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Sam Lisenberg
Carnahan Av NE
Eisenberg
Canton
7Th St NE
Ed M. Swope
7Th St
Flory Et NE
John Nelisher
Ohio
Clayton Engle
Cleveland
Sinclair begins new jail stay in contempt case
Harry F. Sinclair, the baronial multi millionaire, starts a new jail term for contempt of the senate. He has served nine days of a concurrent six month sentence for jury shadowing since May 6 and may be released around November 22 after good behavior deductions.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Sinclair
Hercules Motors to Spend 500000 on Expansion
Hercules Motors Corp plans a 500000 expansion after listing on major markets. Two single story buildings will be erected near Arctic Ice Machine Co. and on 11th Street south of the current plant, with ground breaking set for Monday and a second contract to be awarded next week. The project aims to raise production 60 percent and add 560 jobs.
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Hercules Motors Corp
Arctic Ice Machine Co
11Th St
Americans win Davis Cup Inter Zone final in Berlin
United States defeats Germany three matches to none by winning the doubles. John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison beat Dr. Hans Moldenhauer and Dr. Daniel Prenn 9 11 6 2 6 4 6 3. The U S team advances to face France in the challenge round at Auteuil July 26 27 and 28.
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Rotweiss Tennis Club
Berlin
United States
Germany
France
Auteuil
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Hans Moldenhauer
Daniel Prenn
Is Life Unutterably Dull
Raymond B. Fosdick tells Smith College graduates that modern comforts like radios cars and telephones do not guarantee happiness He urges an adventurous life and predicts wide readership for his address to be printed in The Sunday News Magazine July 21 readers should secure a copy Tomorrow’s issue will carry the full address via The Daily News assistant notes the forthcoming publication and anticipated public interest
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Smith College
Raymond B. Fosdick
Daily News
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