Heriot Gains in French Vote for Senators
Paris reports a leftward swing in France as Edouard Herriot's democratic left gains four senate seats, boosting total from 151 to 155 of 314. Re-elected notables include Raymond Poincare and Joseph Paul Boncour as the liberal bloc strengthens amid a nine-year senate term system.
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Paris
France
Edouard Herriot
Democratic
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Republican Union
Raymond Poincare
Joseph Paul Boncour
League of Nations
Morini Satisfied By Settlement With Otto Kahn
Chicago soprano Rosalinda Morini won a New York settlement of 250000 from Otto Kahn over a disputed published praise for her voice. She said the vindicating statement mattered more than the money and planned to finish a story for music students about young people preparing for a musical career.
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Chicago
INS
Otto Kahn
Rosalinda Morini
Chicago Opera Company
Monday
Miss Morini
New York
Kahn
Metropolitan Opera Company
Milk War Cuts Omaha Milk Price Two Cents a Quart
Omaha dairies affiliated with the Nebraska Iowa Co operative Milk association slash price to seven cents a quart, a two cent cut from nine cents, in a price war with two non affiliated firms. Associated producers receive 1.70 per cwt for 3.8 butterfat while the rival firms pay 1.45 for 3.5 butterfat, with producers ready to meet any price to beat the competition.
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Omaha
Dairies
Organized Agriculture
Nebraska-Iowa Co-operative Milk Association
Iowa
Association
David Cole Creamery
A. and S. Dairy
Council Bluffs
Cole and
Cole
Milk Dumped By Gunmen In Chicago Price Dispute
An AP report says gunmen seized a truck carrying 8,000 pounds of milk near Chicago and drove it into a steep embankment spilling 100 cans. Police suspect the act relates to a producers and dairymen price dispute. The truck driver noted two men spoke in French. owners denied threats.
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Chicago
Sunlight Said to Influence Baby Sex in Study
In Los Angeles physicians debated a claim by genetic engineer R. Clay Jackson that sunlight exposure of fathers and indoor mothers affect baby sex. He told a medical meeting that direct sunlight on fathers correlates with more girls, while less sun exposure correlates with more boys.
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Los Angeles
INS
R. Clay Jackson
Stalin’s purge widens as Bukharin faces exile
Moscow reports intensified drive to remove Stalin’s rivals reaches Nicholas Bukharin and 21 other prominent leaders. Exile to distant provinces considered likely for many, with suspicions of contact with insurgent groups and a systemic purge of the party’s “right wing” and Trotzkyists.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
Nicholas Bukharin
Communist International
Gregory Zinoviev
Bukharin
Central Committee
Politbureau
Alexei Rykov
Michael Tomskey
Soviet Trade Union Council
Trotzky
Injured In Crash Then Arrested For Reckless Driving
H M McFarlane age 38 of 420 Tenth street NW was in a collision at the First avenue bridge when his car struck Clyde Bausch’s rear end. McFarlane sustained deep cuts to his left hand, was treated by the city physician, and fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Other collisions on Sunday left Charles Wall with chest bruises and Loren Elmore’s car collision with a bicyclist near Mount Vernon avenue. the cyclist fled after claiming minor injuries.
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H. M. McFarlane
Tenth Street NW
First Avenue’ Bridge
McFarlane
Clyde Bausch
Eighth Avenue
Bausch
Charles, Wall
Ninth Avenue SE
Seventh Avenue
Sixth Street SE
Wall
Stanley Barvinek
Fifteenth Street SE
St. Luke's Humpty
Loren Elmore
Sixth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Elmore
New Pardon Pleas For Mooney To Be Put Before Ralph
San Francisco. Plans advance for a new pardon appeal for Tom Mooney now serving life at San Quentin for the Preparedness Day bombing that killed ten. Oakland attorney Cyrus D. King will file with Governor Rolph to reopen the pardon hearing. Mooney maintains innocence and rejects parole as acceptance of guilt. The move follows Aaron Sapiro’s suggested strategy, after he resigned from Mooney defense. The petition will narrate Paul Callicotte’s confession about planting the dynamite suitcase and Mooney’s team seeks Callicotte before the county grand jury.
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San Francisco
INS
Tom Mooney
California
Lfe
San Quentin
Cyrus D. King
Oakland
Mooney
James Rolph
Aaron Sapiro
New York
Ore
Four Girls Burned To Death In Home Near Newcastle Pa
Four girls Irene Headland Annabel Headland Mary Headland and Eulila Rider died in a Volant home fire. The mother of three was seriously burned. The tragedy occurred Monday in Newcastle area. Police investigate cause and response.
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Newcastle
INS
Volant
Here
Irene
Annabel
Mary Headland
Eulila Rider
President Hoover seeks relief funds for winter aid drive
President Hoover resumes planning for re election campaign while backing a nationwide drive for winter relief. Newton D Baker leads the relief mobilization committee and Hoover urges local communities to provide for increased distress through charitable and community efforts. His remarks followed a Midwest swing and Cleveland speech.
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Washington
Hoover
Bursting saw kills one injures two in yard accident
In Oak Glen two others were injured when a buzz-saw bursts apart as it spins at high speed. Arnold Konetz is dead and Forest Hatfield is reported dying while Arthur Ostrander suffers deep gashes after the saw shatters during a wood cutting in Konetz’s back yard.
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Oak Glen
Arnold Konetz
Forest Hatfield
Arthur Ostrander
Konetz
Hatfield Rushed After Instant Killings Report
A victim was killed instantly and Hatfield was rushed to a Hammond Indiana hospital where doctors gave him only a slender chance to live.
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Hatfield
Hammond, Ind
Sinclair Lewis confined by influenza in Vienna
Sinclair Lewis American writer is confined to bed in Vienna with a slight influenza attack. Government revenues in the Dominican Republic are reported to be increasing.
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Sinclair Lewis
Vienna
Austria
Dominican Republic
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