Louisiana Governor Huey Long Impeached Amid House Turmoil
Huey P. Long, Louisiana governor, was impeached by a 58 to 40 vote in the House amid a riotous scene. The Senate formed a court to try the case as charges include attempting to suppress press freedom by threatening publisher Charles Manship. Long remained in his office during the fracas and proclaimed no comment as impeachment proceeds.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana House of Representatives
Senate
House
Charles P. Manship
Louisiana
Daily State Times
Gov. Long
Representative McClanahan
Caldwell
Woods
New Orleans
Storm death toll rises as Wisconsin tornado hits Lafayette County
Monroe Wisconsin reported five to ten killed as a tornado cut a swath through Lafayette County and a strip of Green County. Communication lines were down and details remained scarce as responders assessed damage and casualties in Argyle and Belmont areas.
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Monroe
Wis
Lafayette County
Wisconsin
Green County
Argyle
Belmont
Wartime warning on Bolshevik danger cited by Gen. Gray
Maj. Gen. I Thord Gray warned American and patriotic groups to resist Bolshevik influence in the United States. He argued the Soviets aim to destroy democracy, urged a strong armed defense, and called for April 6 as a rallying point against Soviet schemes. The remarks followed praise for the AFL's stance against communism and a plea for vigilance.
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Chamber of Commerce
I. Thord Gray
New York
United States
White Guard
Russia
Joseph W. Viner
Mexico
Gen
Gray
Hee
America
Bolshevists
American Federation of Labor
Communist Party
Hke
Coast Guard fires near miss on banana ship Juan near Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun reports two of six shots from a Coast Guard boat narrowly missed the Norwegian banana boat Juan as it steamed into Baltimore Bay. Captain Karl Anderson and pilot Paul E. Kesterson describe events near the Cape Henry area and the vessel’s cargo of bananas chartered by United Fruit Company.
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Baltimore Sun
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Karl Anderson
Paul E. Kesterson
Capes
Kesterson
Cape Henry
Juan
Jesterson
Anderson
United Fruit Company
Ohio gas tax sails through two chambers with rural vote
Rural Ohio and Cincinnati Senators back a four cent gasoline tax despite opposition from Cleveland and other metro leaders. Governor and Assembly push his program as the session extends late.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bender
Joseph Ackerman
Paul Herbert
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
House
General Appropriations
General Revenue Fund
Senate
Assembly
Cooper
Nevada Supreme Court bars comparative rectitude in divorce
Inman vs Inman case details a Nevada Supreme Court ruling denying recrimination as a basis for divorce. Mrs Inman testifies to alleged cruelty and influence of her late mother in law, Duke, plus discussions with attorney Cohen about the separation pact and its worth.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada Supreme Court
Walker P. Inman
New York
Helene Garnet Patton Inman
Inman
Supreme Court
R. E. L. Blankenship
Byrd C. Blankenship
Blankenship
James B. Duke
Emanuel Cohen
Cohen
Grant Clarke
District Physician Position in Cincinnati Civil Service
Cincinnati Civil Service offers district physicians $50 weekly starting, with potential to reach $3,180 yearly, plus duties including police and fire medicine. Requirements include medical degree, license, child health exam skill, disease diagnosis ability, and no private practice restriction. Nonresidents may apply though job demands full service.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Des Moines Kirkwood Hotel Fire Claims Several Lives
Fire at the historic Kirkwood Hotel in Des Moines killed six people and injured sixteen as crews combed the ruins for more victims. Investigators from the state and city fire marshals probed the blaze while coroners and police worked to identify the dead and account for guests.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Little Rock
Minneapolis
Forest Lake
Lindstrom
Taylor’s Falls
Exeland
Reeve
Richard Pittman
Rice Lake
Clayton, Barron
Glenwood
Des Moines
Kirkwood
John W. Strohm
Charles Barker
William C. Carpenter
Jimmy Wray
Alvis
Jerrup
Carl
Moorhead
Watson
Ted. Raidler
Queens Craig
E. Reise
M. Hickenlooper
C. L. Henry
G. Long
Betty Moreland
UK approves big rail merger plan involving Chesapeake & Ohio
The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway to merge with the Pere Marquette system on terms including paying $133.33 a share for Pere Marquette stock from Nickel Plate and financing via $30 million of new C&O common stock. The order allows broader stock issuance and includes purchase rights for additional Pere Marquette shares. two commissioners dissented.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Pere Marquette
van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake & Ohio Company
Nickel Plate Railroad
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio
Por Us
Marquette
Commission
Eastman McManamy
Taylor
Eastman
Sour notes to chase starlings from Springfield city buildings
Springfield April 6. Sweet music may fail to dissuade starlings roosting on the city’s million dollar municipal group. Hiram L. Dorman and T. W. Pearson plan a humane anti starling campaign using varied noisemakers at strategic points around the buildings to disturb the birds at night.
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Springfield
Mass
Hiram L. Dorman
T. W. Pearson
S. P
Pearson
Dorman
Public Buildings Department
Border War Report Says 10 Army Planes Deployed
Bombers and observation planes sent to Naco Arizona to contain fighting between Mexican federal forces and rebels. U S troops reinforced from El Paso while authorities vow to keep hostilities on the Mexican side and rebuke rebel leaders.
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Sonora
Southern Pacific
War
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United States
Good
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Lassiter
San Antonio
Washington
Ariz
el Paso
International Line
Navy
San Diego
Sinaloa
Culiacan
Cardenas
Mexico City
San Blas
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua City
Paral
Calles
Escobar
Brick home for sale in Ft Thomas with easy terms
Want ad notes a lovely brick residence in Ft Thomas described as modern and in a wonderful location. Buyer can pay cash with a balance like rent, highlighting favorable financing terms in the listing.
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Ft. Thomas
Office Boy Wanted by Local Concern
A local employer seeks an office boy with at least two years of high school. It offers a good opportunity for the right candidate.
Desirable North Side Home With Three Floors Of Rooms
North side property offers three rooms on each of the first and second floors and two on the third. Priced reasonably, this home presents good value. See the Want Ad page for more interesting notices.
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Want
Quick Sure Results Telephone Your Act to The Commercial Tribune
Advertisement urges readers to call The Commercial Tribune Canal 6300 for quick reliable results on their act. Local wording emphasizes prompt service and telephone access for inquiries and orders. The note targets busy readers seeking immediate responses to requests.
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Commercial Tribune Canal
Congressman refuses office room next to De Priest in Asheville
North Carolina Republican George M. Pritchard ordered his secretary to close his office next to Oscar De Priest in Chicago. He wired that Office Room No 132 is unsatisfactory and asked to vacate and remove his name from the doors. He will seek another assignment when he arrives.
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Asheville
N. C
George M. Pritchard
North Carolina
Oscar. de Priest
Chicago
Pritchard
de Priest
Boy Drowns While Swimming in Dayton Excavation
Dayton Ohio April 6 William Wolf 11 becomes the first swimming victim of the season after diving into an excavation containing five feet of water and failing to reappear.
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Dayton
William Wolf
Kentucky flyer killed in crash near Parks Air College
Starlings Wells Jr. 21, of Elizabethtown Ky., a Parks Air College student, was fatally injured when the solo plane he piloted crashed from about 200 feet half a mile north of the field. He died a few hours later.
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Kentucky
East ST. Louis
Starlings Wells, Jr
Elizabethtown
Parks Air College
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