States Move To Regulate Hard Liquor
States push to repeal the eighteenth amendment triggers plans for special legislative sessions across multiple states. Governors announce sessions to September or later to address liquor control taxes and government reform. Many states expect to reconvene before January to finalize repeal impacts including revenue, unemployment relief, and school funding.
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Chicago
Ang
Town
Nichois
H Masaachusetts
Wisconsin
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Waashington
Dragon Daye
George White
Jersey
Kansas
Kentucky
New Jersey
Pit Hahce Corporation
Ruby Lintoon
Plane Ning
Michigan
Texas
Wyoming
Mmny
Rollef
Authoritex
Carll
Guards Guard Exclusive Camp Amid Kidnap Threat
National guardsmen guarded an exclusive girls camp at Unke Kesar as Philadelphia police pursue a would be kidnapper in the Betty Downes case. Twenty militiamen patrolled the woods under Lt. Calvin C. Seavey while officers work to prevent any interference with the inquiry into the threat to the Downes family.
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Morth Sutton
N. Wh
National
Unke Kezar
Betty Downes
Thornton Lorimer
Philadelphia
Downes
Ite
Manchester
Bussia
Mire Downes
Favorable Reports Highlight Daily Business Conditions
Chicago reports in cage area wholesale sites up, electric power output up 15 percent, and building activity rising. Cleveland notes Magazine Steel industry up 54 percent of capacity, down 1 percent week over week. Bethlehem orders rise with Navy contracts. unfilled orders near 70 million. New York says Dana Bradstreet barometer up two tenths to 72.5 percent of 1929 average.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Iin
Steel Todus
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
AVY Department
United
New York
Czi
Dana Bradatreet
Jest Maren
Jury to Lean Charges Today in Double Sheriff Slaying Case
Jackson county grand jury to consider charges against Charles Harper Henry Cano and Leo Frater for the July 25 slayings of Deputy Sheriff Roy L. Shamblin and prisoner Ralph Harper and the wounding of Deputy Sheriff George Dyley. Authorities accuse gunmen in a pursuing car of carrying out the killings near the way to Moundsville.
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Jackson County
Kanawha County
Sherif
Neay Konus
Blackburn Watts
Ripley
Charles Harper
Huntington
Henry Cano
Charleston
Leo Frater
Roy L. Shamblin
Ralph Harper
George W. Dyley
State Prison
Moundsville
Prother
Aarph
Hey
Sherlof R. Cangrews
Cano
Louise Frazier
Leo Pradier
Dorothy Cano
Agnes Ensor
Allay Agnes Baldwin
Elizabeth Melis
Elizabeth Mairs
Ince Wdy
Edgewood
Kentucky Primaries Await Outcome Amid Violence Reports
Kentucky voters awaited yesterday's primary results as counties saw heavy turnout. Counting starts tomorrow under state law with Marian counting under National Guard surveillance after a weekend shooting flare up. Ten deaths and multiple injuries occurred during the unrest.
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Louisville
Marian
National Guard
Weskeng
Unsolved Kidnaping Cases Highlight Lindbergh Law Impact
Washington reports federal and state cooperation has solved 14 of 25 kidnaping and extortion cases in the past year. Two cases remain open: seat kidnappings of Charles Aranet in Oklahoma City and John J. OGonnell Jr. Albany, with Justice agents aiding state officers.
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Charles Aranet
Oklahoma City Oil Missionaire
John J. O'Gonnell
Albany
National Guard
Department of Justice
Congress
Richmond
Harley Q
Curry
Hull Submits London Report: Roosevelt Keeps Hull at Elbow
HYDE PARK Aug 51 President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull focused on western hemisphere relations while delaying the cross world economic conference. Hull presented a detailed London report approved by Roosevelt who offered no conference date. The President plans further Pan American talks and possible trade accords with Central and South America and beyond. He will keep Hull and Moley close, signaling careful international cooperation ahead of any new sessions.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Hull
London
Palley
Montevideo
Central and
South America
Obeioux
Song
Mr. Bull
Rayplond Moley
Mull Ad Moley
Necessity for Confidence In God Urged by Priest
The sermon for Gazetta by Rev. Elmer Praxmarer stresses confidence in God. It recounts the Obraat calming the storm story and notes Christ’s calm in the boat with His disciples, urging faith amid peril and doubt.
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Gazetta
Elmer Praxmarer
Genezeratn
Capharnaum
Gyr Redeemer
Siena
French Fliers Chase Lindbergh Trail in Record Attempt
Mauriee Ross and Pant Codes pose with their plane before taking off from Floyd Bennett Field in New York on a bid to break the world distance record. They aimed to reach Paris in a flight that proved more perilous than Lindbergh’s. Associated Press photo.
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Mauriee Ross
Floyd Benedett Neld
New York
Paris
Lmnahergh
Associated Press
Two youths admit to two holdups in Charleston area
Police announce two youths from Sissonville admitted planning and carrying out robberies at a West Charleston restaurant and a Palace of Sweet confectionery store. Vines and Monk confessed at police HQ to the armed robberies after identifying by witnesses and authorities.
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West Charleston
Ovie Wines
Bud Veron Monk
Sissonville
Han Smith
Harvey Dunlap
Insan Aley
Green Pig
Charleston Street
Palace of Sweet
Central Avenue
Vines
Monk
Dan Smith
John W. Moore
Rik River Road
Moore
Wines
Mr. Lines
Milk Strike Violence Surges in Upstate New York
In Utica Aug 6 a man was shot and another threatened with lynching as milk pickets clash with drivers. Walter Labors, 22, wounded in the left arm, and his father escaped injury. Strikers dump milk, beat two women, and crowds confront troopers guarding a dairy operator. State police guard homes, deploying deputies as milk conflict broadens across counties. Troops escort milk trucks toward New York City amid heightened security.
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Utica
N.Y
Umm
Newm Ore
Walter Labors
Rochester
Adam
Sto Joonaville
Arthur Garnaba
Harold W. Bosch
Canandaigua
Trapper
Lahman
St. Johnsville
New York
New York City
Upstate
French aviators miss Lindbergh record at Le Bourget
PARIS Aug 6 UP Lindbergh trail followers Mane Rossi and Paul Codes aboard the Joseph Le Brix reached Le Bourget field in the early afternoon. They reported fuel remaining and aimed to push beyond 3,100 miles to beat the 5,840 mile non stop record as wives and families cheered from the ground.
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Lient
Manerice Rossi
Paul Codes
Lindbergh
le Bourget Field
Ingla
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Josep le Brix
Munich
Ross
Cotes
Floyd Bennett
Yester
Gry
North Atlantic
Halifax
Viters
Brittany
le Bourget
Joseph le Brix
Searcely
Jazr- Port
Tlemn
Madame Co- 40A
Madame Rossi
Diver Recovers Body From Mine
In Pottsville Pennsylvania navy diver Jesse Gose located the body of Frank Thompson, 38, Sunday School superintendent, beneath 115 feet of water in an abandoned Keffers mine. Thompson died July 12 when a floor collapsed during a makeshift coal working. Rescue efforts had persisted since his disappearance, with lighting and diving challenges hampering the search.
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Pottsville
Jesse Gose
Frank Thompson
Keffers
Gose
Thompson
FeRcue
Ikke
Lewis Appeals To Coal Miners
John Lewis of the United Mine Workers appeals to PennsylvaniaBituminous miners to return to work. He cites adherence to the truce terms and the president’s provisions, noting miners are hungry and injured. Local leaders postponed full acceptance pending clarity on the agreement as a government hearing on the strike code looms.
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Washington
John = Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvanua
United Mine Workers
Amer Ler
Lewis
United States
Hugh
Johnson
Western
Pennsylvania
Thas Hic
Appeat
Baék
Wortha
Beicent
Man Will Return To Ohio Prison
Paul Maxin, 35, a convict from Ohio, is to be returned to the Mansfield reformatory after six years of freedom. He was apprehended by a Youngstown police officer and is to be sent to Chicago for transfer as authorities pursue parole eligibility.
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Mansfield
Paul Maxin
Ohio
Jon
Chicago
Jenkin
Maxin
Charie
William x. Mackey
State Reformatory
Herve
Roy Datier Maxin
Bank and Chapman to receive state hospital posts
The board named Dr G A Banks to head the state hospital for colored insane and R B Chapman to run the West Virginia Industrial School for colored children at Lakin. Governor Kemp expected to approve the control board recommendations. Other appointees include F G Blackman as financial secretary, Hermen Omma as assistant superintendent and teacher, S I Gordon to head the Industrial School, S L Briggs as commander and teacher, and Obe and Fairmont designated as teachers at the school.
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State Hospital For Colored Insane
Clapmen
Beckley
West Virginia Industrial School
Colo
Board of Central
Kamp
Board’ of Control
Lakfrt
Barnett
Huntington
Lakin Hospital
S. I. Gordon
Buntington
F. Gy Blackman
Bluefield
Hermen Omma
Atkins
Briggs
Ain
Ton
Aiathew Obey
Fairmont
Ithe
Mysterious New York Killing Baffles Police
The body of Henry F. Sanborn son of a St Paul jurist was found with a bullet wound in Longland. Investigators face two gaps in information as two friends away on vacations and a railroad official figured in the case. A receipt for stock and cash found on the body suggesting motive and possible robbery. Police suspect the money, including 1000 dollars, is linked to a July 10 bank withdrawal and a railroad cooperative loan. The victim attended a party at Walter P Chrysler’s home before death.
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New York
Henry F. Sanborn
St.Paul
Longland
Sanborn
St. Lou
San Franxsco
Vacatio T Rips
Arthur S. Serene
Het. Tallroyd
Emptoye
Awe Sancroft
Mitchel Ad Investment Rounsellor
Italy
LGG Shores In & Brewery
Branford
Conn
Samborn
Railroad Cooperative Building and Loan Society
Sathorn
James Eving Bush
Virginia van Sant
St. Paul
Bush
Stock Exchange
Walter P. Chrysler
Tuat Sankorn
Colby
Warn Workers to Beware Trifling With Bird and NRA
Washington dispatch reports a Roosevelt administration warning to employers against tampering with labor agreements. Hugh S. Johnson urged private buyers and state governments to honor and adjust contracts, while a national arbitration board prepares to meet to settle disputes and avert strikes as miners are urged to return to work.
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Wasrington
Aug
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh S. d Johnson
Indiana
Cleveland
National Recovery
Nick
Tag
Ben Tee
Veterans to Get Benefit of Doubt in Disability Reviews
Veterans to get the benefit of doubt in border line disability cases. The Veterans Administration Hines instructs special review boards to pass upon claims with a spirit of tolerance. He notes most claimants are disabled and seek lawful benefits and urges boards to avoid personal antagonism or abusive attitudes.
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Washington
Hines
Epectat
Wound in Heart Is Closed by Doctors
Chicago report states Elan Garmisa, 28, received a knife wound to the heart and was operated on by Dr J D Zoucky. Doctors say he has a better than seven chance to live with a 3 to 2 recovery estimate. An unknown assailant struck as they walked home last night.
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Chicago
Vpi
Elan Garmisa
Garmisa
J. D. Zoucky
Patou Sculptured Profile in Paris Fashions
Paris Aug marked the Patou show introducing a sculptured feminine silhouette. The collection favors movement over corsetry with loose evening wear and slender day coats. Colors include mulberry purple, blue, and greens with velvet or felt hats completing the travel friendly ensembles.
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Patou
Paris
Fatou
Nearey
Coata
Wile Mulberry
Sud
Freck
Will Says Roosevelt's Last Move One of Best
A fragmentary broadcast opinion argues Roosevelt may have shaped a strong final strategy. The text critiques union actions amid wartime pressures and warns strikes hurt the least advantaged.
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Will
Roosevelt
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