Snook Case Trial Prep and City Traffic Contract Bid
Columbus July 27 defense lawyers focus on insanity pleas in the James Howard Snook murder case while planning to appeal self defense claims. City petition seeks cancellation of a $30000 contract for traffic signal lights tied to alleged fraud and improper approval by the director of public safety and city officials.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Snook
Fies
Hix
Hie
E. 0
Ricketts
John F. Seidel
Max C. Seyfert
Snodk
Kinell
Common Pleas Court
James E. Kinenison
Samuel
Barr
Hareingeton‘Seaberg Co
Moline
Anit
City Legal Department
Bee Caune
Director of Public Safety
Solicitor 2 Cor Sy
Woman Sues Plane Pilot Over Forced Landing Injury
Miss Eleanor Merry of Culver City California sues pilot Loren Mendell for 28370 damages claiming injuries from a forced landing while she was a passenger. The case links to a $14000 plane provided by Mendell and co pilot R B Reinhart for their endurance flight, now tied to settlement discussions.
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Eleanor Merry
Loren ‘Mendell
Culver City
Cal
Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
Radium paint ban urged after labor survey findings
United States labor department urges abolition of the radium paint industry due to poisoning risks to workers. The report notes 15 deaths and 18 living cases, with calls to minimize wartime use and to prohibit imports unless safety can be guaranteed.
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New York
World News Service
United States
T& the
Labor Department
Ethelbert Stewart
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Special Features Interview With Einstein
Renowned physicist Albert Einstein, described as extremely retiring, granted Milton Bronner a News Europe interview. The conversation is featured today, offering insights from one of the era’s most famous figures.
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Einstein
Milton Bronmer
Forest fires threaten western Montana and Idaho
Winds and flames push crews to strengthen lines along Dry Creek and west of Superior as fires detour 700 acres of timber and spark new blazes near Seeley Lake Blanchard Elk Creeks. High winds slow efforts and draw extra volunteers to the Seeley Lake district amid ongoing dry conditions in northern Idaho.
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Ay United Press
Amissoula
Mont
Montana
Dry Creek
Superior
Blanchard Creek
Atershed
Seeley Lake
Blanchard
Elk C Creeks
Snyder Creek
Idaho
Timi
Hoover Happy Over Debt Plan
President Hoover and Secretary Mellon praised the French ratification of the war debt settlement. They said the agreement, with sacrifices by both nations, would promote better relations and world stability. Mellon noted the debt settlement completes the commission’s work with $11,504,851,000 funded and payments arranged.
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Newark World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
France
United States
Briand Named New Premier of France After Poincare
Aristide Briand becomes French premier for the twelfth time after Poincare steps down due to ill health. Ahead lies the Hague conference and cabinet formation under international scrutiny as Briand guides peaceful liquidation of war issues and Locarno and Kellogg era diplomacy.
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Arthur M. Murray
New York
World News Service
Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Poincare
Briandon
Briand
League of Nations
Heat Wave Grips Midwest Cities As Temperatures Soar
Chicago reports show midwestern heat 90 to 106 degrees driving people to coastal terminals for weekend travel. Forecasters predict no relief before Sunday night as Des Moines and Reinbeck residents cope. marriages decline and divorces rise amid the heat.
Pastor in Court Over Humidity and Finances
In Columbus on July 27 Rev Rufus Davidson faced a civil suit filed by Carl Meyer over church finances and alleged humidity related damages. The church case centered on funds raised for parish needs as observers noted stagnant weather hampered a planned event and the judge weighed testimony.
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Steatty
Carl Meyer
Iain Brea
Columbus
Rufus Devidaon
Denen
Bopper
Eestad
Hain Gang
Planer
Davideon
de Is
Tae Ip
Masonic Notice Special Communication in Canton on Monday
Special communication of Can tonates held Monday at 2 30 pm includes Degree CC Me Kean WMC Norris serving as Secretary.
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Kean
Norris
Millionaire Cleveland Boy Wins Land in 25-Cent Raffle
A 24-year-old Cleveland boy, Robert Gordon, who won Texas land in a quarter raffle three years ago, is reportedly worth about 1 million dollars. He plans to use the money to start a business with his father and settle down. Gordon was studying aviation at Kelly Field in San Antonio when the raffle occurred and says a man named Sanders offered him a million for the land he won.
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Cleveland Boy
Cleveland
Robert Gordon
Texas
Bi Hess
Gordon
Brooks Kelly Field
San Antonio
Sanders
Gerden Hs
Texan
Flyers Settle Poet Tenor Star Sails to World All Time Mark
St Louis July 27 Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine pilots of the St Louis Robin endurance plane have set an all time sustained flight record. At 1107 tonight the Robin logged its 352d hour aloft surpassing the 240 hour mark set by Angeleno at SIlver City Cal. The trio begun the third week in the air and the record fight raised their earnings by more than 814000 with revenue at 116 dollars per hour.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Houston
Dale “Red” Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Cal
Jackson
O'Brine
Hicker
False Arrest Threat Heard In Philadelphia Case
Mrs Anna W Pennypacker a Pennsylvanian and Civil Liberties Union member faced charges after 38 arrested in the Tenderloin district. Among the group were Miss Kate Kelsey and Miss Helen Mallory social figures linked to clubs. They denied illegal assembly and planned further action against police over alleged false arrest. Also reference to Gastonia murder trial next Monday involving police Chief Anderholt.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Anna W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
American Civil Libearies Union
Tenderloin
Miss Pennypacker
Kate Kelsey
Acorn
Germantown
Helen Mallory
Gastonia
N.C
Student shot after $10 theft at Chapin lunch room
In Cleveland a 20 year old Sansone was shot in the abdomen during a getaway after robbing Chapin's lunch room of $10. The youth, described as Sansone, was hospitalized but not seriously hurt. Officers pursued the suspect after hearing a shot, while a heat wave affected the area.
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Cleveland
Chapin
Aspital
Sansone
Des Moines
Pollico
Clann
Marriage Mart
Fred Daley
Voorhis Reaches Century Mark In Skyscraper Birthday
John R Voorhis celebrated his 100th birthday in New York with a sky blue necktie and a skyscraper cake. He marked the milestone after two days of festivities, receiving friends from Tammany and other civic circles and a bouquet of 100 roses.
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John R. Voorhis
Tammany Sachem
New York World News Service
New York
John R Voorhis
Panta. ‘Com
Mornhis
Pompton Plains
N. J
Farm Board NAMES 15 FOR MARKETING GROUP
The Farm Board and 52 cooperative representatives named a 16 member committee from diversified cooperative interests to plan the organization of a new 20 million dollar marketing operation. The group will form the Farmers National Grain Corporation with members including Wiliam Sette E Webb George Duis Ernest Downey John ley M W Thatcher H G Keeney J Cottington and E M McCollum among others.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Farm Board
Farmersational Grain Corporation
Wiliam Sette
Central States Pool
Indianapolis
E. Webb
Yetmore
Kan
Farmersperative Commission ‘Company of
Hutchinson and
Wichita
George Duis
Grand Forks
N. D
Northwest Pool
Ernest Downey
Johnley
Enid
Okla
Southwest Pool
M. W. ‘Thatcher
St Paul
Ohio
Cola
Plan Huge Coal Holding Firm Forms in Cleveland
United Press report from Cleveland notes a two billion dollar coal holding company, the Coal Corporation, forming with steps well advanced. The plan envisions government participation and consolidates Americas soft coal interests, with estimated involved funds near two billion dollars.
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Plan Huge Coal Holding Firm
Harold FE
United Prene
Cleveland
Ti Tt
Fae
Cat Found Dehydrated After 18 Days On Roadside
Secretary of Police Thomas H. Duffy encountered a roadster whose door opened to reveal a kitten near exhaustion. He fed the animal and offered water before it moved on. The car had been at the station for 18 days awaiting relocation or storage.
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Thomas H. Duffy
Marriage of Yale student sparks record chairman scandal
James W. Pepper Jr., longtime Yale Record editor and 1 cent 1928.20 humor columnist, plans to marry LaFrance a switchboard operator. If the marriage had become public during his Yale years he risked expulsion and losing his $5000 annual post. The couple reportedly reside in New Haven.
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New Haven
Conn
James W. Pepper, Jr
Yale Record
LaFrance
Pepper
Calle
Yale
Lite
New Yorker
Hax
Cleveland Woman Tops State Bar Exam Roster
Selah Schwartz 22, secretary at a law firm, led 405 applicants on the last state bar exam with a 95.9 percent grade. She studied four years at Cleveland Law School and four more in local offices, saying she has had no time for social pursuits.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Law School
Cleveland Law
Ous
Alt
Tariff Deadlock Persists as Hawley Smoot Schedule Grows
Washington reports the Hawley Smoot tariff bill remains unfinished after the first week of closed Senate committee work. Republicans must finish 12.5 schedules and clear the free list before Aug 19 while Democratic and Progressive factions press opposition. Senator Watson predicts a late August presentation with Smoot and Watson hinting at night sessions to speed the process.
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New York
World News Service
Washington
Senate Natice Committee
Senate
Democratic Progressive Republician Coalition
Sen. Watson
Whit Sen. Smoot
Utah
Smoot
Watson
Joeph R.grundy
Pennsylvania ‘Manufacturers Association
Finance Committee
Return to Church Properties Ordered by Mexican Government
Mexico City churches were instructed by the Ministry of the Interior to be returned from federal use so the central government may transfer them back to local authorities for religious activity. The directive aims to restore church properties to their rightful owners and resume normal religious functions.
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Mexico City
Ministry of the Interior
Agen
Fosdick Debated Views Split on Middletown Ideas
Dr. Raymond B. Fosdick sketches his views and notes that some agree while others disagree. Readers are invited to read pages 4 and 5 for differing opinions and responses on his ideas.
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Middletown
Raymond B. Fosdick
Dr. Fosdick
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