Hoover urges tariff revisions and farm aid plan in message
President Hoover asked Congress for farm relief and tariff changes, urges suspension of the national origin clause, and calls for a reorganization of the Tariff Commission. He proposes a Federal Farm Board with powers to stabilize marketing, aid farmer cooperatives, and finance storage and warehousing while preventing price fixing. He cautions reforms take time and require multiple agencies working together.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
House
Senate
Tariff Commission
Brookhart
Iowa
Grain Corporation
Norbeck
South Dakota
President Coolidge
Federal Farm Board
Mr. Hoover
Supporter of Smith to Hold Chairmanship of Committee
Washington April 16 Congress sped through the Capitol second day tasks after Hoover message. House to receive farm marketing control bill and consider it Thursday. Senate to introduce relief bill. Dawes named ambassador to Britain and Dixon to Interior assistant secretary confirmed. Dem quips surfaced as leaders sparred in light remarks.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Hoover
Senate
House
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Watson
Indiana
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Joseph L. Dixon
Montana
Time and Tide Wait for No Man Business Opportunity Ad
Time and Tide urges readers to consider starting a own business while opportunities rise. It touts independence and being one’s own boss and directs readers to the Commercial Tribune Classified Columns for Business Opportunity Ads.
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Commercial Tribune
Schacht to present German reparations proposal in writing
Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, head of Germany’s Dawes Committee delegation, will submit a written plan for reparations at the plenary session. He aims for annual payments around 405 million dollars, below Allied demands, and notes the offer should be viewed as observations with figures rather than a formal offer.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Dawes Committee
Dr. Schacht
Committee of Experts
Three die as planes crash in California and Georgia
In Santa Monica Oscar Bayer, 31, and O L Johnson, 24, died when their unlicensed open cockpit plane crashed at Clover Field after a short hop. In Carrollton Charles Kutty, 32, was killed instantly and Henry Walheim, 28, was seriously injured as their plane crashed near the city after circling to find a landing spot.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Oscar Bayer
O. L. Johnson
Douglas Aircraft Company
Clover Field
Bayer
Los Angeles
Johnson
Eckage
Carrollton
Charles Kutty
Perth Amboy
N. J
Henry Walheim
Kearny
Walheim
Help Him Through the Community Chest
A plea highlights neglect pushing people onto the streets while proper care can restore stability, urging support for the Community Chest to aid vulnerable individuals and rehouse them.
Inheritance Tax Upheld On Burton Inheritance
Judge Hurley reverses probate ruling in a case arising from Mary Tyler Burton distributing about 1.144 million dollars to relatives in 1926 and 1928. The court holds the transfers were not made in contemplation of death and subject to inheritance tax under state law.
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Mary Tyler Burton
Reading Road
Edward M. Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Burton
Stephen R. Burton
Burton Range Company
Robert M. Burton
William H. Lueders
Probate Court
Hurley
Balloon crash kills man during Utah festival ascent
Glenn Austin, 34, of Jackson Michigan, died when his balloon collapsed during ascent at an Ogden festival. A crowd of several hundred witnessed the accident as the craft sagged from about 200 feet and the parachute failed to deploy.
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Ogden
Utah
Glenn Austin
Jackson
Mich
Austin
Woman’s self identification fails when money order suspect uses tattoo
Des Moines, April 15 A woman attempting to cash a money order could not identify herself to the clerk and offered that her name was tattooed on her stomach. Postmaster Edwin J. Frick said no one could vouch for her identity yet.
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New York World News Service
Des Moines
Edwin J. Frick
Postmaster Frick
Northeast rainstorm pummels North Atlantic states ships wrecked
A northeast gale storms the North Atlantic coast sinking a tug and barges with a whale oil cargo and toppling structures from New Jersey to Philadelphia. Six ocean liners were held offshore while rivers swell to near flood levels and high tides threaten further damage.
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New York
North Atlantic States
Delaware
New Jersey
New York-Pennsylvania Line
New York Harbor
Battery Sea Wall
Weather Bureau
Antarctic
James Clark Ross
Philadelphia
Trenton
Sibohey
Ward
Mohawk
Clyde
City of Birmingham
Savannah
Scythia
Cunard
Manamar
Munson
Avon
Royal Mail
Prominent Niles Man Carter McConnell Reported Missing
The disappearance of Carter McConnell a prominent Niles citizen and secretary of the McKinley Savings and Loan Company and treasurer of the Masonic Temple Association was blamed on possible kidnapping or murder. Police checked company books found no shortage while no trace of his car or body was found after 24 hours and investigators considered a link to an escaped convict who shot McConnell a year ago.
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Niles, O
Carter McConnell
Niles
McKinley Savings and Loan Company
McConnell
Masonic Temple Association
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio General Assembly adjourns after 88th session ends
The Ohio General Assembly adjourned sine die after 159 bills signed, with Gov. Cooper expected not to recall the body for at least twenty months. Leaders Gray and Hamilton bid farewell as Bender and Sullivan campaign to reshape representation, launching petitions and debates on districting and urban rural balance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cooper
House
Senate
Arthur Hamilton
Allan G. Aigler
QO. C. Gray
Hamilton
Gray
Harrison County
Assembly
Bohn
George Bender
Cleveland
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
Bender
Sullivan
Brown
Trial of Helen Morgan centers on Summer Home liquor sales
New York April 16 One of four horsemen testifies in the Helen Morgan case. John J Mitchell of Washington describes meetings at the club and cocktails bought for undercover agents. Miss Morgan allegedly distributed dollar bills from the bar while entertainers collected the money. Lawrence Tyson corroborates the scene. Trial adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York
Tenay
John J Mitchell
Washington
Helen Morgan
Miss Morgan
New Stark 2
Mitchell
Texas Guinan
Salon Royale
Lawrence Tyson
Horsemen
Furnace Club
Tyson
Man Charged in Fatal Park Avenue Brawl
Samuel E. Bell, prominent oil promoter, is freed on $10,000 bail on manslaughter charges in the death of Arthur Morgan Smith after a Park Avenue party. A taxi driver testified Bell knocked Smith down near the Marguery Hotel. Autopsy cites skull fracture as cause. grand jury proceedings set. Witnesses describe a soc ially prominent gathering and disputes over escort and drinking at the hotel party.
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New York
Samuel E. Bell
Arthur Morgan Smith
Cleveland
Bell
Corrigan
Smith
Park Avenue
Grand Jury
Joseph Pascocello
Rober L. Brown
Lexington
Robert W. Schuette
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Schuette
Reuben Gilbert
Marguery
Reds Stumble as Cards Drub Reds 5–2 Opening Day
Opening day at the ballpark sees 25,507 fans endure a cold day as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2. Red Lucas struggles with control in the first inning, while Grover Cleveland Alexander shines for the Cardinals.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Hafey
Byrddon
Redlegs
Reds
Red Lucas
Nashville
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Red
Lucas
Pete
Cardinals
Alex
Nashville Red
Borneo
Pittenger
Rum Boat Chaser Admits Volley During Miami River Chase
Motor machinist's mate Sam D. Jones admitted firing a machine gun during the pursuit of a rum running craft up the Miami River on a patrol boat. Harold Lopes testified he fired across the rum runner's bow. All three from the Coast Guard crew were later named defendants in the inquiry.
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FT. Lauderdale
Fla
Sam D. Jones
Coast Guard Board of
Miami River
Coast Guard
Harold Lopes
J. R. Ingraham
Jones
Lopes
Ingraham
Snow Over Mt Summit Halts Traffic East of Uniontown
Snow fell today at Mt Summit six miles east of Uniontown Pennsylvania and reached about six inches. Motorists reported traffic on the National Pike hindered by the snowfall between Grantsville Maryland and the summit.
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Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Mt. Summit
Here
Grantsville
D A R Refuses Bailie Appeal On Blacklist Case
Washington April 16 The Daughters of the American Revolution by a near unanimous vote refused to reinstate Mrs Helen Tufts Bailie Boston expelled last year for public statements about blacklists She appealed but the congress sustained the prior expulsion Only one delegate dissented Delegates 3600 strong also approved creation of a research division to examine membership applications and validity claims of dissent from Revolutionary ancestors.
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Washington
Helen Tufts Bailie
Boston
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bailie
George W. Alger
Congress
Alfred J. Brosseau
Board of Management
Priest Accused of Luring Girls as Hallway Incident
Rev. Henry J. Winners of Mt. Alverno was arrested at Wade and Linn streets by patrolmen Elzenhofer and Knox on a disorderly conduct charge. Mgr. Albers and Rev. William J. Anthony posted bond. He had faced similar charges in court previously.
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Henry J. Winners
Mt. Alverno
Wade and
Linn
Elzenhofer
Knox
Mgr. Albers
William J. Anthony
Mr. Winners
Dayton salesman commits suicide in hotel washroom
William H. Bedford, 56, a Dayton shoe salesman for a Frankfort company, ended his life today by shooting himself in the head inside a downtown hotel public washroom.
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Dayton, O
William H. Bedford
Dayton
Frankfort
Community Chest Promotes Living For the Community
The article urges readers that true community life requires personal commitment and giving to the Community Chest, emphasizing the value of shared responsibility and support for local initiatives.
Alms Burdsall Bumps Into Trouble With Suspension
Alms Burdsall a 31 year old resident of 3744 Reading road was arrested for driving on a suspension of two and a half years. He previously crashed into a fence and into a church and then hit a truck on Gilbert avenue while his car rode into Nick Arema's grocery. Judge Luebbers sentenced him to sixty days in jail and a mental examination was attempted but ineffective.
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Burdsall
Alms
Reading Road
Gilbert Avenue
Thomas Conners
Frank Johnson
Eden Park
Madison Road
Matthew Dairy Company
Lincoln Avenue
Nick Arema
Marine Library Seeks Books For Sailors On Sea Trips
The American Merchant Marine Library invites donations of books and magazines. Items may be left April 16 to 23 with conductors on Cincinnati street cars and at the Public Library branches. Sailors crave textbooks travel histories biographies science works and fiction.
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American Merchant Marine Library
Public Library
High Seas
Cincinnati
Mercantile Library
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