Curtis Sister Wins Seating Honor in Washington War
Mrs. Edward E. Gann, sister and official hostess of Vice President Charles Curtis, wins the long dispute over her seating at official functions. Diplomats at the British embassy decide she will be accorded all social honors due a vice president's wife, closing the State Department's role in social precedence for now.
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Washington
Edward E. Gann
Charles Curtis
Gann
Stimson
State Department
Corps
Kellogg
Curtis
Esme Howard
United States
Hoover
Pratrce
Senatorial Ladies
Carlos Davils
Pan- American Union
Willie Willis by Robert Quillen
A witty line by Robert Quillen features Willie Willis with a playful remark about a mirror and a fierce look viewed from the side. The quip reflects Quillen’s lighthearted column style and neighborhood humor.
Texas Guinan Calls Night Club A Philanthropic Institution
Texas Guinan testifies in her own defense that she is an actress and that her night club Salon Royale is a great big philanthropic institution. She disputes government portrayal of her as part of a public nuisance while describing her duties to ensure patrons have a good time.
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Texas Guinan
Court Night Club
Styles Self
Sam Love
United Press
New York
Peoria
Texas
Guinan
James L. White
Miss Guinan
Norman J. Morrison
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Salon Royale
Maxwell E. Lopin
Morrison
West Eighth Street
Shuberts
Whie
Dawes Chosen as Ambassador to Great Britain
President Hoover taps Charles G. Dawes former vice president for the London post to handle Anglo American naval dispute issues. London signals favor, Senate confirmation expected. Dawes praised for blunt diplomacy but criticized for tact, noted for reparations talks and Senate work.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Hoover
Dawes
Alanson B. Houghton
London
White House
Senate
Lkelihood
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
London Post
Organized Labor
Hell
Congressional Investigation Committee
Coolidge Named To New York Life Board
Former President Calvin Coolidge will join the New York Life Insurance company board of directors. He will be paid 20 dollars per meeting and 20 dollars per committee session, with duties focusing on supervising the companys 10000 agents and agencies. The appointment fills the seat left by Myron T. Herrick and follows Alfred E. Smith joining Metropolitan Life.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
White House
New York Life Insurance Company
Boar of Directors
Darwin PF. Kingsley
Mr. Coolidge
Myron T. Herrick
France
Alfred E. Smith
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Consolidated Indemnity and Insurance Company
Northampton
Mass
Kingsley
Mfe Insurance
Mrs Hoover Avoided White House Beauty Parlors Says UPI
Washington April 10 United Press Special Correspondent reports Mrs Herbert Hoover did not use professional beauty services at the White House. The piece notes prior first ladies, including Coolidge Harding Wilson Taft, mostly used parlors. Hoover relies on self styling.
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Girl Missing Since January 4 Is Found In Miami
Rosan and Morse, a 16 year old daughter of a Brookline banker, was found in Miami after a three month absence. Working as a waitress, she traveled with Jai Alai players and stayed with a New York girl. Cuban painter Barcardi identified her from photos and assisted in returning her to Brookline. she spoke by telephone with her father and agreed to go home.
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Miami
Florida
Miame, Fla
Rosan and Morse
Brookline
Mass
Rosamond
Patricia
New York City
Alvarez
Duque de Barcardi
Barcardi
Chicago Receives Praise From War Secretary
Secretary of War James W. Good lauded Chicago for facing bootlegger and racketeer issues while praising its growth and reform efforts. He urged voluntary law observance and strong enforcement, touted inland waterways expansion, and called for Missouri River improvements to benefit farmers nationwide.
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Chicago
James W. Good
Good
Great Lakes
Congress
Secretary Good
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Dakotas
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Wheeling to Be Site Of Conduit Factory
Wheeling will host a new branch factory for the Tri angle Conduit company of Brooklyn. The plant will be built on five acres at Glendale near Wheeling and is expected to use 1,000 tons of steel monthly to produce various conduits, an Ohio Valley Industrial corporation announcement said.
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Wheeling
Triangle Conduit Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
Glendale
Here
Ohio Valley Industrial Corporation
Five Detained in Somerville Prohibition Probe
State prohibition investigators led by I A Cohen arrested George Shoulhoup N E Jim Kourl Sampson Kourl Carl Overstreet and The dore Wingie Yancy on federal liquor charges. Witnesses describe Charleston liquor trade and a plan to steal moonshine during a split arrangement and conveyance from Cleveland to Charleston.
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State Prohibition Department
Glenn Somerville
I. A. Cohen
Somerville
Cohen
George Shoulhoup
N. E
Jim” Kourl
Sampson Kourl
Carl Overstreet
Thedor
Sampson Kouri
Ernest Halstead
Lewis Johnson
Quarrier Street
Brooks
Intermediate Court Grand Jury
Yitzweter
Charleston
Overstreet
Shoulhoup
Sampson
Cleveland
Reedy
Jackson County
Earl Garrison
Jim” Kouri
Garrison
Halstead
Ernest
Hardy Is Listed on Aimee's Books
Sacramento report details ledger items from Aimee Semple McPherson's Los Angeles Temple showing payments to Judge Carlos S. Hardy and others from the legal and defense fund during the kidnapping period. The Senate impeachment trial hears $2500 checks to Hardy and other disbursements to ministers, singers, and detectives. testimony plans involve Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff and a possible Carmel visit association.
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Sacramento
Cal
Carlos S. Hardy
Senate Court of
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Temple
Assembly
Arthur
McPherson
Mexico
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff
Seattle
Mrs. Wiseman-Sielaff
Madame X
Grand Jury
Evangelist
Carmel
Ormiston
Man and Woman Seek Annulment After Amnesic Wedding
In Baltimore on April 10, Mrs Helen M Dove filed in circuit court for annulment of her marriage to Paul W Dove. The petition claims both parties and friends drank heavily during the night, recalling nothing of a ceremony and waking to find a marriage certificate. The couple’s recollections are described as largely absent, with the ceremony allegedly taking place in Ellicott City, and both spouses unaware of details.
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Baltimore
Helen M. Dove
Sult
Paul W. Dove
Dove
Gil
Ellicott City
Long Foes Give More Evidence
The Louisiana house paved the way for tomorrow’s vote on additional impeachment counts against Governor Huey P. Long after a day of debate. Impeachment managers cited bribery charges to sway votes on a tax proposal and misappropriation of funds for governors conference entertainment. testimony touched on alleged abusive language and political muscle used to influence school boards and a state institution head’s dismissal.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
Cecil Morgan
House
Long
New Orleans
Morgan
House Committee
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Will Be Tried for Murder Under Sentence
Morgantown April 10 Molisee already serving two years for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Mrs Anastacious Mavroudis will be tried for the deaths of her husband and their son in a July 1927 automobile accident. Prosecuting Attorney Albert Shuman said Molisee will face trial later for the boy death. He previously escaped from the local jail and was recaptured.
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Morgantown
Plummer Malisee
Anastacious Mavroudis
Mavroudis
Albert Shuman
Molissee
Child Killed by Train at Lowsville
Morgantown report says Donald Flowers aged 9 was struck and killed by a Monongahela railway train at Lowsville ten miles south of Morgantown. A woman and another child with him leaped to safety as the locomotive struck.
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Morgantown
Donald Flowers
Lowsville
Here
Tornado Roars Through North Central Arkansas Toll Rises
A southwest funnel storm struck north central Arkansas on April 10 causing multiple deaths and injuries. Swifton area bore the worst blow with at least six confirmed dead and others reported in Alicia Diaz and nearby communities. Relievers from Newport joined search and rescue as damaged homes and structures were scattered across two miles of path.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Swifton
Newport
Alicia
New Home
Possumtrop
Fdicia
Missouri Pacific
Diaz
Moorfield
Batesville
Riley
R. R. Long
Miss Vincy Long
Cleo Nicholson
Charles Defree
Pendall Huggins
Moore Field
Virginian Bank Building Sold in Suburban Deal
The Virginian Joint Stock Bank building and 35 acres in South Side Highlands changed hands in a cash deal valued at about $185,000. The eight story fire proof bank building at Kanawha and Capitol streets will house South Side Highlands offices after the transfer to Fort Hill Realty, with Highlands land conveyed to the Fort Hill concern. Local officers and investors are named, and the Fort Hill tract is tied to Civil War era fort site nearby.
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Virginian Joint Stock Lend Bank
South Side Highlands
Kanawha and
Capitol Streets
Highlands Company
Highlands Concern
Fort Hill Realty Company
D. Blaine Shaw
South Side Highlands Company
Highlands Tract
Fort Hill
Virginian Bank
Old National City Bank
Land Bank
William Lohmeyer
J. B. Madison
E. A. Reid
John Laing
L. H. Cracrafft
Moore Building
Quarrier Street
Bank
J.H. Williams
Middleport
J. W. Morgan
Tom B. Bowman
Mr. Shaw
E. Steen
Clark and
Rutherford
James A. Garfield
United States
Charleston
Fort Hill Company
R. E. Elkins
Isaac Loewnstein
Moulton
Highlands
Trial of Suit Against Railroads Is Ended
In Cincinnati on April 10 the trial of the Nelson Fuel company and six mining cooperatives from the New River coal district against Chesapeake and Ohio and Greenbriar and Eastern railroads ended in federal court. Judge Robert R. Nevin took the case under advisement.
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Cincinnati
Nelson Fuel Company
Leslie
W. Va
New River Coal District
Cheasapeake& Ohio
Greenbriar
Eastern Railroad
Robert R. Nevin
United States
Labor Union Heads Flayed By Tennessee Capitalist
Sam R. Sells president of the Johnson City Chamber of Commerce offered $1,000 to the AFL to prove alleged false statements about labor troubles. He charged national labor leaders with inciting discord and defended wage data for eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina. He condemned remarks by AFL President William Green at Elizabethton and said misstatements were true and untrue.
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Sam R. Sells
Johnson City
Federation
Tenn
American Federation of Labor
Sells
Wiliam Green
Elizabethton
Chambers of Commerce
Tennessee
North Carolina
Knoxville
Moonshine Ring Toasted as Traders to Plymouth Scrap
In Clareburg on April 10 Judge W. E. Baker fined cafe owner P. J. Lyden $500 for possessing liquor tied to a scheme of lunch counters used as a blind to stock rotten beer and moonshine. Federal court granted citizenship papers to two aliens in the northern district of West Virginia, with 57 total across two days of session.
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Claresburg
W. E. Baker
P. J. Lyden
West Virginia
Cal’s Contact Job Joke Headlines a Confusing Era
In New York on April 10 and tied to Hollywood magnet culture an unnamed executive proclaims himself a “contact man” a label the writer mocks as vague and unserious. The piece complains that such a role defies clear work and identity for a citizen.
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New York
Hollywood
Coolidge
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Herbert Hoover
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James Wm. Good
Bankers’ Club
Conduit
Hardy
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Allen J. Elliender
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