Ma Protests Love for Aimee Despite Fight
Aimee Semple McPherson faces a public dispute with her mother Mrs. M Kennedy who accuses the evangelist of threats. The feud touches allegations of a face lifting operation and a claim that McPherson is blind. Mrs Kennedy seeks an Angelus temple appearance to defend her stance as McPherson denies striking her mother and defends her stance amid medical controversy.
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Lee Angeles
Aimee Semple MétPhersod
Minoie Kennedy
Abe
Bar
Almer Ag
Persan
Rikeale
Kennedy i
Kennnedy
Kennety
Angelus Temple
Amore
Kennedy
Beth
Abele
Ereo
McPherson
Wiliam B. Wilists
Gerard Names 59 Who Rule the United States
New York August 20 James W Gerard former ambassador to Germany named 59 men as the power behind US governance. The list centers on capitalists and financiers in banking mining railroads and public utilities plus journalism. It excludes President Hoover and all national or state office holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James W Gerard
Germany
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew W. Mellon
Morgan
Boover
Gerard
Ife
Staton
Ithe
Ture
Page & Col
Hatfield Calls Meeting Notice Unfortunate Urge New Date
United States Senator Henry D. Hatfield criticized a scheduled August 26 meeting of the Republican state executive committee at Clarksburg. He urged a new call to allow Walter S. Hallanan and other officials to attend, and stressed his goal to secure victory for Republican senatorial and congressional tickets in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
United States
Henry D. Hatfield
Republican State Executive Committee
Clarksburg
Walter S. Hallanan
Ahd
Hatfield
West ‘Virginia
Senate
Republican National Committee
Walter & Haliansa
Police Seek Zuta’s Fortune In Unset Gems
Chicago reports unfold a raid on Jos Aiello and Dominick Aiello suspects linked to the Zuta Moran gang. Unset diamonds and gang records were seized as prosecutors probe ties to the Lingle killing. Checks to early North Side leaders reveal a organized crime network spanning years and figures, with details to page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zuta-Moran
Jos Aiello
Unione Siciliano
Dominick
Zuta
Moran
Alfred J. Lingle
Tribune
Pat Roche
the State’s Attorney's Office
Jack Zuta
Patrick Roche
Roche
Zute
Dion O'Hanlon
Hig Jim" Colosimo
Driver Robbed By Passenger On Virginia Street Ride
Lester Keres, a taxi driver, was robbed last night by a passenger after being directed to a lonely spot east of Virginia Street. The attacker took about 8 pounds and matches a description linked to a recent robbery of Earl Hubber, a White Way driver, at Mals sad.
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Lester Keres
C and
White
Tani
Virginia Street
Krebs
French Street
Sishway
Keebs
Earl Hubber
White Way Drlyre
Wickersham Urges Leniency In Handling Minor Crimes
Chicago August 20 AP George W Wickersham chairman of the president's law enforcement commission urged leniency for minor offenses. He said punishments should reflect the offense and suggested thrashing miscreants for petty violations as a last resort. He spoke as the association debated dry law policy and a referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Chicago
George W. Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission
American Bar Essociation
Boya
Executive Commission
Association
James F. Ailchie
Coeur D'Mene
Ide
Pere Ary
Juemey Newlin Angeles
Aughie
Henry Upson
Shnme
Idaho
Har Samociation
Ctti-Daenship
Body of Van Lear Black Still Missing Near New Jersey
The search for Baltimore publisher Van Lear Black continued along New Jersey coast but was called off as waves and strong currents thwarted air and water recovery efforts. Boats, planes, and officials including Clarence Chamberlin, Rudolph Lent, and Captain Kelley reported no sign of the missing man, with memorial plans unlikely until clearance for the Sabalo is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
van Lear
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Scotland
Pent Patterson
Baltimore Sun
Mr. Blyick
Clarence Chamberlin
Rudolph E. Lent
Jersey City
Camberlin
Kelley
Sabalo
Aecment
Steamboat Inspection Service
En- Bunker
Bost
Jon Slight
Shields Ordered For Agents Cars
Washington August 20 Prohibition Director Woodcock ordered dry agents on road patrol to display large metal shields 17 by 20 inches hung over the right front door of their cars to identify officers and avoid being mistaken for robbers. The plan follows incidents on dark roads and a Maryland motorist claim of being fired on by agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carex
Prohibition
Woodcock
Agenta
Maryland
Edward G. Duncan
Duncan
Maryland Automobile’ Association
Cama
Woodcock Unit Association
Caraway Plans to Hike Duty on Argentine Corn
Sen Caraway of Arkansas challenged Republicans on a plan to raise corn tariffs after drought damaged crops. He cited customs figures claiming large Argentine shipments into the Northwest, while McNary protested low US prices and argued for higher tariffs to curb foreign corn imports. The drought boost for farm relief underscores debate ahead of December congressional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caraway
Arkansas
Oregon
Northwest
McNary
Tariff Commission
Democratic National Committee
Aur
Bootheels
Conmimerce
Commerce Department
Seattle
State Department
Bliss
Blast Kills One and Missing at Maryland Elevator
A series of dust explosions and a fire damaged a western Maryland railroad grain elevator terminal at the harbor. One man was killed, another missing, and several injured were hospitalized before the dead man was identified as Sylvan Jordan. The estimated loss stood at 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Sylvan Jordan
J. A. Peterson
Farmers May Obtain Rail Rate Breaks For Drought Goods
State drought advisory urges farmers to secure lower railroad rates for carload shipments of livestock and designated commodities. Apply via county agricultural agent for approval certificates, with permits routed through railroad and transport officers. Rates expire October 31 and are limited to drought emergencies. hay and feed movements not covered.
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Public Service Commissions
State Drought Committee
Arthur W. Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Fla Ratie
Conaignes
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Interstate Commerce Comrilation
Tragedy on Columbia Avenue Ends in Double Homicide
A husband, Tom Medley, 35, killed his wife Myrtle Medley, 21, at the Raines home on Columbia Avenue yesterday afternoon after a dispute with estranged husband and neighbor Benjamin Raines, 36. Medley then shot himself. Raines was critically wounded with a skull fracture. Police say the motive involved the estrangement and a failed attempt to mend the family rift.
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Columbia Avenue
Myrtle Medley
Tom Medley
Lick Branch
Benjamin Raines
Strate Hospital
Medley
Raines
Shimmael
Afra
Bin
Britton
O'Donnell Still Leads in Derby
In Roswell Minnesota August 20 Mrs Glatys O'Donnell of Long Beach California led the national women's air derby by landing at Roswell Airport at 3 49 12 p m MST after a Deming New Mexico leg in 1 15 12. Mina Marjorie Delg of Danbury was second to land with 3 51 34 elapsed time from Deming. Ruth Barrow of Hollywood followed at 4 25 26 Elapsed time from Deming earned 225 Miss Trutt Ca Ree of Raneman City arrived at 4 28 60 with a 1 55 10 elapsed time.
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Roswell
MN. M
Glatys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Cal
Deming
N. M
Mina Marjorie Delg
Danbury
Gan
Milas Ruth Barrow
Hollywood
Miss Trutt Ca Ree
Ranenan City
Policemen Face 15 Day Layoff Over Budget Plan
City police face a 15 day unpaid vacation as part of Mayor Wertz’s plan to save money. If arrests and fines rise enough, up to 30 more days off without pay may be added. Police expect four days off per month until the 15 days are completed, with fines and revenue expected to fund the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wertz
Este
Prohibition Raids Net 90 to 100 Arrests in Five WV Counties
Federal raids in Preston Barbour Goahur Randolph and Tucker counties yielded about 90 to 100 arrests. Undercover agents had worked two months with officers from state and local agencies directing the operation led by Harry Ruble and Captain Hobart A Brown. Warrants remain for additional arrests and more action was promised.
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Elkins
Heatheet
Preston
Barbour
Goahur
Randolph
Tweker
Kingwood
Harry Ruble
Fairmont
Hobart A. Brown
Preston County
Pallmont
United
State Drought Relief Plans Gain Headway in West Virginia
The article describes a statewide drought relief effort organized to aid distressed farmers in West Virginia. County committees, led by bank officials and farm bureau leaders, will coordinate aid distribution and loan programs. The plan emphasizes loans for feed and livestock, with questionnaires to assess family needs and a push to involve women’s clubs and merchants.
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Alb W. Quinn
West Virginia
Ses
Farm Bureau
Pagep
Red Crom
Charisaton
Cornwell
John J. Cornwell
Br. Cornwell
Ly. Forth
Putnam County
Mar. Forth
Mr. Forth
Achop
Humphrey
Nat. T. Frame
John W. Smith
Wil
Federal Road Fund
Department of [Agriculture
Charley Dawes Pursues Odd Studies in Spadia and Boston
In Cali Charley Dawes heads to Spadia to study Nevilthic people and odd creatures. He offers Gp aH buss iness and all government interests for four years to secure a seat for examining America's prehistoric men. He then travels to Boston to study unconventional women and courtly daughters.
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Tavor Tavern
Cali
Charley Dawes
Spadia
America
Boston
Spain
Charley
Sister McPheeson
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Atlantic
Black
Hunt
Shields
James BM
Doran
Paris
Tenn
Solons
Parie
Myrtle Pau- One Clark
Nome
Frank B. McNeil
McNeil Buut
R. H M. Rhodes
Henry McNeil
McNeil
Littleplontie
Mise Clark
Abs
James Bishop
Imatch
McWell
O’donnell
Derby
Rogers
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