Ritchie Calls Industry Aid to Labor or Gov’t Action Likely
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie told the Virginia Bar Association that industry must aid labor during depressions or risk government intervention. He urged lowered tariffs to improve export markets and warned high duties depress the mood and harm business, urging a balance of more business and less government in policy. He condemned threats of broad state action while stressing industry’s responsibility to workers and economic adjustment.
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Maryland
Virginia Bar
Ritchie
Local Man Killed In Auto Accident
Harold C. Fairchild a 33 year old of Columbia boulevard was killed when his car left the Midland trail struck a pier of the interurban railway bridge and plunged into Davis Creek near Riverside drive. State police and coroner reports note the wreck occurred around 4am and that a possible second occupant may have been with him. The body was recovered from the water later that day. Page 10 Part 2 Col 7.
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Harold C. Fairchild
Columbia Boulevard
Davis Creek
Duere
Fairchild
Huntington
Bgate
Riverside Drive
E. A. Hughart
Aicorman
St. Alans
Street Car Company
William F. Work
O. E. Salisbury
South Chriestun Fire Department
Rhine Wine Vintage Named for Hoover's Hooyver wine
The 1981 Rhine wine vintage from Athasbourg was named Hoover wine in keeping with ancient tradition. Last year the vintage was named Evacuation wine to mark the withdrawal of troops from Khisteland.
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Athasbourg
France
Hoover
Khisteland
Miners Win Appeal Stay Against Evictions at Ward 1
Judge Morgan Owen of Kanawhe county court grants an appeal order to restrain Justice W A Tully and Constable Emory Todd from evicting miners and their families from Ward 1 homes. The stay delays evictions pending appeal disposition while a bond of 898,000 covers one year of rent for miners and families. Harold Houston filed the application, with Margaret Bennett of New York present. The action follows dissolution of prior injunctions issued two weeks earlier in Kellys Creek Colliery Co. suits.
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Morgan Owen
Kanawhe
County Court of Common Pleas
Dighé
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Tully
Emory Todd
Owen
The
Court of Common Pleas
Cigaret Price Rise Triggers Justice Dept Inquiry
Washington July 30 The anti trust division begins a probe into simultaneous price hikes on major cigarette brands by four large firms American Tobacco P Lorillard Lignette and Myers R J Reynolds Tobacco The inquiry aims to determine if price fixing restrained competition while executives from R J Reynolds acknowledge no cooperation in any agreement and expect a government review of the move with no firm action announced.
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Washington
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
Ingolia
Severa Ve. Te
American Tobacco Company
P. Lorillaré Company
Lignett and Myers
R- J. Reynalew ‘Tobacco Company
Winston Salem
Clay Willams
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco, Company
Lenard
Prince of Wales Avoids Collision in Zeppelin Car
In London the Prince of Wales at the wheel of his Zeppellin type auto collided with a second car then drove through a fence to avert a worse crash. Three women in the other vehicle were injured and taken to Windsor Hospital. The prince escaped with shaking nerves after the broadside escape.
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London
Prince of Wales
Dennistounm Burney
Windsor Hospital
Hery
Sunningdale
Fort Belvedere
Al Capone Asks To Change Plea In Chicago Trial
In Chicago on July 30 Al Capone asked to change his plea from guilty to not guilty on twin tax evasion and liquor law charges. Judge Wilkerson paused the hearing to seek government and defense explanations about a potential bargain approved by Washington. Attorney General Ahern opposed the move, noting Capone sought leniency if he pleaded guilty. The judge requested further ruling by 2 PM as Capone’s lawyers claimed the Justice Department endorsed a proposed agreement and the district attorney submitted correspondence for confidential review.
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Chicago
Bearface al
Capone
Federal District Court
James H. Wilkerson
Ahern
Wilker
Wilkerson
Mia
Mississippi Governor Bilbo Eyes Writing Career
Mississippi governor Theo Bilbo, jailed once for contempt of federal court, speaks at multiple rallies near the county jail, endorses attorney general candidate George Bilbo, and predicts a Democratic year as he discusses his planned postoffice writing. He notes a large state deficit and backs Franklin D Roosevelt as Democratic standard bearer.
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Hernando
Mins
Theo ‘Gilmore Babo
Aeeke
George T. Bilteyell
United Press
Treasury
Bilua
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Ohio and West Virginia clash over extradition papers
Ohio Governor George White and West Virginia Governor William Conley dispute prisoner exchanges. Columbus police report Brown, wanted in Portsmouth for deserting a minor child, was returned from Williamson without extradition papers. White allegedly refused prior WV requests. Dunkle cites difficulty obtaining prisoners from WV. A second case involved J. B. Rampks.
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Columbus
West Virginia
Ohio
Eloia County
Williamson
W. Va
A. L. Brown
Portsmouth
Willam G. Conley
Brown
George White
White
P. Dunkle
Local Red Cross May Aid Jobless this Winter
Washington July 30 local Red Cross chapters may cooperate with other agencies in unemployment relief this winter. National headquarters would ward off participation. local chapters may decide their own attitude. Chairman Payne noted few chapters had changed stance and would not say if widespread.
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Washington
Red Cross
National
Carter
Wit
Ghwirman Payne
Bethlehem Steel Halves Dividend Amid Slow Outlook
Bethlehem Steel halves its quarterly dividend to 60 cents on common stock as executives report no wage cuts, though hours and pay have been trimmed. President G Grace says no overall wage discussions occurred and business outlook remains cautious with limited signs of recovery.
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New York
Bethlehem Sreen Corporation
San Francisco
G. Grace
Hethlenem
Cubs
Ian
Grace
Bethlehem
Antiara
Navy flier dies as plane collapses at sea
Famous Navy pilot T. Go Fisher, 34, known as the man who couldn't be killed, perished when the wings of a powerful combat airplane failed during a training dive off San Diego. The plane and Fisher vanished into the Pacific as the Stoddert destroyer, guiding the test, halted. Searchers recovered no body or aircraft by nightfall.
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Ban Diego
Calif
T. Go Fisher
Pacific Ocean
T Fisher
Police Discover Intended Target In Noted New York Shootings
Police identify Anthony Suzrone as the intended target of gangland gunfire that wounded five children, one fatally, amid a surge to arrest underworld figures. Detectives recover an abandoned sedan matching the gunmen's described vehicle as witnesses are questioned while officials vow swift justice.
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Mitciel Beriincque
Harlem
New York
Anthony Suzrone
Eiders
Burzone
Childred
Underworld
Mulroney
107Th Street
Walker
Bluedict
Oil Firm Lawyers See Murray Wrong
Tulsa dispatch reports oil company attorneys counter Governor Murray claiming he cannot legally order shutdown of oil wells except stripper wells. They advise each company to seek injunctions in federal court if the governor proceeds. Murray threatened state forces to enforce a price floor by Saturday on the oil barrel.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Murray
Lloyd George Reported In Satisfactory Shape
London July 30 David Lloyd George who underwent a serious operation yesterday for haematuria was reported in a satisfactory condition tonight. A bulletin said he had a fairly comfortable night and slept at intervals. His strength is well maintained and his general condition continues to be satisfactory.
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London
David Lloyd George
Haematuria
Lloyd George
Bes
Lindbergh Log Flight Update From Mrs Lindbergh
Aircraft report indicates departure from North Haven Maine at 1 06 pm eastern. Progress shown with passing Sheldon Junction Fort Erie and Lake St Francis Ontario en route to Ottawa. Estimated distance 380 miles with three hours thirty minutes flight time.
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Associated Press
Moffett Hails New York to Istanbul Flight Record
Admiral W A Moffett saluted a new world record by Russell Beardman and John Palamin flying from New York to Istanbul, surpassing the old distance by about 160 miles. He praised American aviation progress and its war potential, noting the flight proves planes can carry mail across the Atlantic and bolster U S naval aviation.
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Washington
Moffett
Naval Aviation
New York
Istanbul
Lindbergh
Paris
Europe
America
Wickersham Apology Letter Over Commissioners Report
Chairman Wickersham of the enforcement commission sent a note of regret to Sanford Bates superintendent of federal prisons. He said the commission report did not speak favorably enough of the government's improved penal machinery. Bates replied that the bureau had implemented nearly all of the commission's 22 recommendations in the past year.
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Washington
Wickersham
Sanford Bates
Federmal Pli
Bates
Mana Papermen
French Plane Fast in Schneider Cup Hopes
Paris July 3 report says Frances hopes to win the Schneider cup with a seaplane built to reach 375 miles an hour, powered by a 3,000 horsepower motor. The craft, ready within ten days, is to compete at Calshot England in September.
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Paris
Frances
Tor
Calshot
England
Irrepressible Black Eagle plans tour of United States
Col Hubert Juin known as the Irrepressible Black Eagle announced plans for an American tour of exhibitions and lectures to prove to Black Americans he can fly and deserve funding for a transatlantic flight. He will perform at Bellanca Field and seek Negro support for a plane to reach Abyssinia or Afghanistan.
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Allen Smith
New York
UPI
Hubert Juin
Harlem
Addis Ababba
United States
Har Jem
Abyssinia
Thomas Moore
Moore
Julian
Department of Commerce
Bellanca Field
New Cantre
Del
Megfoes
Afghanisten of
Abyssinila
Livetin
Jonel Julian
Turkeys Welcome Boardman and Polando in Istanbul Flight
American monoplane Cape Cod with Russell Boardman and John Polando completed a nonstop New York to Istanbul leg, unofficially 4,982 miles, potential world record. Pangborn and Herndon trailed, halted at Berlin en route to Moscow, planning a Siberia shortcut to return to New York. Graf Zeppelin arrived Berlin after Arctic cruise. Charles Lindberth party toured Ottawa toward Tokyo. Amy Johnson neared Moscow en route to Tokyo.
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United Press
Cape Cod
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Yemercly
New York
Istanbul
Near East
Clyde E. Panghorn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Berlin
Svyerdievck
Moscow
Tokyo
Clyde
Pang
Bugs Herndon, Jr
Tempelhof
Wiley Fost
Harold Gatty
Herndon
Meccaw
Post
Satty
Croydon
London
Cardigan
Wales
Atlantic
Sogale Jonas
Pangborn
Ohio Officers Seek Bank Robber Thio
Canton Ohio police hunt three bandits dressed as repair workers after they robbed Brewster Bank and Trust in Brewster of about 40000 dollars in currency and bonds. They threatened cashier George Bixler, bookkeeper Odessa Moser, and customer William Youngman with a machine gun, then fled in a car toward Mesallian. The haul aimed to cash checks for Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad shop employees.
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Canton
Stack County
Brewster Banke Ing Company
Brewster
Here
George Bixler
Mies Odessa Moser, & Bookkeeper
William Youngman
Come Paniong
Grasshoppers Migrate North As Political Turf Debate Rises
Bev erly Hills dispatch notes grasshopper swarms moving from the northwest into farm country. The insects are said to swarm into crops then depart, with farmers blaming Republican regions for their behavior and Democrats accused of previously urging them on. The report frames the pest issue within a partisan lens as it circulates among publishers.
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Beverly Hills
Kaneos
Barnea
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Edward
Royal One
al Capone
Mississippi
Bilbo
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Noyulee
Federal Court Investigation Board
Willkie Willis
Robert Quillen
Conley
Buckeye
Legg
Is Prospect
Bethlehem Steel
Navy
Seal
Qutawa
Quase
Rome
Lindberghs
Ottawa
Admiral Moffett
Yark
Naval Air Chief
Wil
Boardman
Polando
Pangborn and Herndon
Thio
Brewster Company
Will
Bugs
Ture Raper
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