Hoover Trip Signals Long Presidential Struggle Ahead
The upcoming Hoover presidential tour sparks a year of party contests with Hoover seeking renomination amid Republican infighting and Roosevelt rising as a potential Democratic nominee. Washington observers note preconvention maneuvers, club formations for Roosevelt, and open drives to shape the 1932 race.
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Gianapolis
Atete Republica
Roosevelt
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
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York
Boover
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Orange
Indianapolis
Fess
Republican National Committee
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Barah
Idaho
Morris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Edward M
House entertains Governor of New York at luncheon
Manchester New Hampshire June 138 Colonel Edward M House personal adviser to President Wilson entertained at luncheon Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York the man deemed the only available vet politically acceptable to the drys. House called the affair purely social and Roosevelt avoided direct comment on House’s efforts. Also present were Henry Morgenthau and two of Roosevelt’s sons at Groton commencement exercises.
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Manchester
Edward M. House
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hew Fork
Howse
House
Roosevelt
Colonel Houne
Groton School
Colonel House
Henry Morgenthau
DO-X Seaplane to Resume Rio Flight in June
DO-X expected to arrive at Rio de Janeiro in the afternoon of June 20, according to a Syndicate announcement. The public is invited to a brief exhibition and will be invited to inspect the aircraft while it is in the city.
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Brasil
Rio DE Er
Rio de
Jena Oe
Doumer Inaugurated President of France at Elysee Palace
PARIS June 13. Paul Doumer was inaugurated president of France. He kept the Laval cabinet in place and faced pressure from Aristide Briand and Louis Marin to oust Briand. Doumer’s simple ceremony lasted about half an hour with a welcome at the city hall follows a ride from Little Luxembourg.
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Parie
Paul Doumer
France
Pierré Laval
Aristide Briand
Whiepera
Laval
Doumee
Briand
Louis Maria
Chamber of Deputies
Briand Ia
Doumer
Elysse Palace
Pretator Laval
Luxembourg
Centaté
Mtysee Palace
Parle
$7 500 Taken In Local Express Company Theft
B Y Williams general agent for the Railway Express company and Lieut Claude Baldwin of the city police investigated the disappearance of 7500 in cash from the company office on Hale street. The loss was reported yesterday and a missing employee was suspected with no arrest made at press time.
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B. Y. Williams
Railway Express Company
Claude Baldwin
Hale Street
Williams
Three Men Die In Holden Mine Collapse
Three miners Arthur Ferrell William Martin and Mike Rosteely were killed in a Holden mine collapse on Island Creek. The fall covered about 25 by 30 feet, crushing all three miners who left grieving families.
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Logan
Holden
Island Creek Casi Company
Arthur Ferrell
William Martin
Mike Rosteely
Chinese Revolt Surges in Canton and Provinces
Hong Kong dispatches report the nationalist government facing active revolt in Kwantung and Kwangtung, with bandits and communists undermining stability. Foreign missionaries seek safety as authorities impose censorship while preparing to move against insurgents in Canton and broader southern China.
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Hongkong
Nanking
Kwangtung
Kwangel
Canton
Foochow
Fukien
Fouchow
Min River
Noochow
Hong Kong
Cheng Ming-Shu
Chiang Kat-Saek
Mang Ching-Wei
Chen
Chingy
Japan
Klangal
American pilot sees Europe ahead in airports and field use
Captain Frank Hawks reports from Rome after a 20 000 mile tour across eleven European countries. He notes European fields are open to the public with field houses and cafes while American fields are more exclusive. He cites paved runways and brakes as lacking in Europe, slower schedules, less night flying, and a smaller market for sport planes. He suggests the United States can learn from European airport management and public access.
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Savers
Rome
United States
Europe
Hawke
Clobe
Tempelhor Berlin
Alba
America
Federal Warfare On Gangs Shifts To New York
Federal crackdown on gangsters moves from Chicago to New York Detroit and other cities as officials redeploy agents. New targets include organized liquor traffic rackets run by vice lords with investigations expanding to St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia and other large cities.
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Washington
Gunn
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Talholm
Capone
Concentraton Pslaewhere
Petrolt
Aloc
Payroll Missing Worker Sought After $7200 Payroll Theft
Charleston police and state authorities hunt Robert Paul Evans 29 for alleged abscontion with a 7200 payroll from the South Side office of the Railway Express Agency. Evans left Charleston after midnight in a new Chevrolet roadster, prompting police broadcasts and checks across multiple jurisdictions.
Drought Hits Northwest with Calls for Relief Loans
Washington reports drought continues to affect the northwest with farmers seeking extended drought loans. Senator Walsh of Montana urged Secretary Hyde to include Valley County in drought assistance while Glasgow chamber warns crops will fail if relief misses July 1. Other requests seek more time to apply and expansion of emergency funds, but some areas are omitted from relief and loan reopenings.
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Washington
Northwest
Walsh
Montana
Hyde
Valley County
Glasgow, Mont
Chamber of, Commerce
Congress
Valisy County
Thomas
Idaho
Imad
Prisoner Leaps From Third Story Window and Escapes
In Huntington on June 13 Roy Rosch, 13, escaped police by leaping from a third story window while being returned to the jail after arrest for breaking into Miller Casket company and theft. He fell roughly 24 feet, landing on a nearby officer, then seized the officer’s pistol and fled, uninjured according to early reports.
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Roy Rosch
Portsmouth
Oho
Miller Casket Company
Rosen
Ange
Yoomr
Guote
Roach
Annather
Rosch
Navy Building Slackens Pace
Secretary Adama warned that American naval construction since the 1922 Washington disarmament conference has failed to keep pace with peace needs as ships depreciated. He outlined a gradual build up to treaty limits, noting work paused on cruisers during treaty negotiations and stressing the navy’s role in protecting U S commerce and continents amid overseas trade worth about ten billion dollars annually.
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Washington
Isi
Adema
Washington Star
Soran
Adams
United States
Amerite
Police Question Tucker Faithfull
Nassau county officials questioned Pucker Faithfull sister of Story Faithfull for three hours in an effort to shed light on Starr Starrs death in Long Beach. Inspector Harold King said there was little progress and a possible second diary may be found by detectives who will search the Faithfull name.
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Long Beach
Starr
King
Init Priday
Hera
Banker Averts Robbery in Angum State Bank
Henry Seib assistant cashier refused to take three young robbers seriously at the State Bank of Angum Missouri and saved the bank from a robbery. The trio demanded money but grew louder as Seib shouted back, causing them to flee to their car and escape. Seib later quipped he shouted on general principles.
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Henry
State Bank of
Angum
Seib
Sein
Wi Yen
Coal Companies Sign New Pact With Union Men
In Pennsylvania and West Virginia the Creighton Fuel company and Sachs Coal company reached wage agreements with the United Mine Workers as peace efforts continued in Southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia. The unions demand direct dealings, higher wages, union recognition, and checkweighmen, with demonstrations in Washington county reported as orderly.
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Jana
United Mine Workang of América
Fenneybania
Creighton Fuel Company
Pittsburgh
Sachs Coal Company
Lumberport
W. Va
West Virginia
Anul
Nations
N.beu
Washington County
Edna No. 2
Hillman Coal and Coke Company
Jeannette
United Mine Workers
Plek Cos
Helpera
Pease
Ea Cig
Legs Diamond Released on Bail After Wounds
AMSTERDAM N Y July 13 Jack Diamond gang leader was granted bail of 10000 by Supreme Court Justices Christopher J Hatferman and approved release from Greene county jail where he has been held on gun carrying and coercion charges. He was wounded April 27 outside a Cairo roadhouse and guarded by state troopers at an Albany hospital. He faced related charges as he recovers, with a transfer to Catkill earlier this spring.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Dung
Jack Diamond
Supreme Court
Christopher J. Hatferman
Diamond
Greene County
Catekiff
Cairo
Albany
Walle
PaceyiDe
Catekll
Hoover Visit Planned for Charleston Stop
Plans detail President Hoover's special train stopping in Charleston at 9 40 tomorrow morning for a brief reception. Little Misa Nancy Elizabeth DeVon and Maniel Simms Heallanan will present flowers to Mr Moorer. Officials and Republican leaders plan to greet Hoover after a short observance on the platform.
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Little Misa
Nancy Elizabeth DeVon
Maniel Simms Heallanan
Mr. Moorer
Hoover
Charleston
Kanawha County
Republican Club
Myrtle Cannon
Cherlentom
Miss DeVan
Afayor
R P. DeVan
Master Hallanan
National Republican
Walter
Conley
DeVan
Mc. Hallanan
United States
EB. D. Hatfield
Lena Lowe Yost
Wiliam G. Conley
R.P. DeVan
Joe L. Smith
Beckley
Robert Li Hogg
Polat Pleasant
Frank Lively
Haymond Maxwell
Homer 5. Woods
C. Litz
Joan A. Hetcher
George W. McClintic
George W
Deaf and blind pupils greet parents at New York station
A Romney school for deaf and blind children, 35 students aged seven to 17, arrived by afternoon train at New York Central. Relatives formed a crowd, many signaling with fingers, as the youngsters greeted families with hugs, smiles, and guided departures. Some pupils still had one more stop.
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Orpne
Romney Schools For
New York Central
Ately
Weit
Strikers Begin Drives On Two Ohio Operations
In Belmont and Jefferson counties eastern Ohio strikers plan two drives on mines at New Lafferty and Heilend River, aiming for 8 hour day and rehiring workers. National Miners Union directs action as 1,560 miners affect. Deputy sheriffs maintain order with 100 plus deputies. four of eleven arrested are released. Turn to Page 8.
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Belmont County Authenties
Citiizens
National Miners Union
Lafferty
M. A Hanns Coal Company
Heil End River Coal Company
Bellaire
Belmont County
Moore
Clarkson Coal Company
Maynard
Jorge Darty
Board of County Commissioners
Bherity
Howard Dutt
Paul Waddell
Tila
Latterly
Jefferson County
Tony Bomluki
Brediey
United States Coal Company
Hawre Remdy i
Steubenville
Smithsfield
Guerdt
Belmont
Jefferson
Waddell
New Lafferty
Steve Miller
Andy Hobart
Steve Hobart
Jim Nemes
Communist Charge Denied by West Virginia Ming Workers Union
Frank Keeney president of the West Virginia Ming Workers union, Kanawha coal region, issued a statement denying Maj. R. E. O Connor charges about communist activity in Charleston and the Kanawha valley. Keeney says the union pursues wage gains and shorter hours, funds its support from American donors, and keeps detailed revenue records. Officers named include Keeney, Scott, Scherer, Ruger, Brown, Shittler, Johnson, Lovejoy, Adkins, and Romuska.
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Frank Keeney
West Virginia
Migo Worker’ Union
Charleston
Kanawha
Ttx
United Minn Workers of America
Olf
Kanants Nations Bank
Keeney
America
Boe Oy
Weas Virgiols Ming Workers Union
Reenley
F Keeney
B. A. Scott
George Scherer
Nccreditary
William Rugher
Rey, Brown
Gene Shittler
Horance Johnson
Barnes Lovejoy
Owen Adkins
Tony Romuska
Jissai
Romusko
Motive Americata Antlers
Boone Coue
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O. Hoosevelt
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Cheng Ming Shu
Focochow
China
U.S
Frank Hawks
Nimeretta
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Hawks
Hamilton Whitman
Coal Company
Robert Evans II
Robert Paul Evans
Reynolds Street
South Side
Railway Express Agency, Inc
E. T. Willams
General Express
Evans
Campbells Creek Consolidated Coal Company
Phlony
Express Company
Glasseth
Tme
Fit
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Secretary Adams
Tucker Faithfull
Legs Diamond
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