Purity of the Ballot as Issue in Borah Address
Senator Borah warns Republican leaders corruption will dominate the looming campaign and urges clean government and ballot integrity. He addresses the Hamilton Club dinner in Chicago urging courageous leaders and a principled platform to restore voter trust and rescue the party from alleged corruption links.
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Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Hamilton Club
Kansas City
New
Sheen Eeal
Teapot Dome
Tammany Hall
Republican Party
Moore resigns as Geneva judge from Permanent Court
John Bassett Moore resigns after seven years as a judge on the Permanent Court of International Justice. He will devote time to a seventy five volume treatise on international law. Discussion arises on American adhesion and potential successors including Hughes Taft Root Davis and Wickersham.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Permanent Court of International Justice
John Bassett Moore
League of Natons
Moore
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
World Court
United States Senate
Charles Evans Hughes
Taft
Elihu Root
John W. Davis
George W. Wickersham
Council of the League of Natone
The
Assembly
Rockefeller Heir Born to Abby Rockefeller Kin
New great grandchild to John D Rockefeller as Abby Rockefeller delivers a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Milton at their Manhattan home. The Miltons, childhood sweethearts and residents near the Rockefeller estate, wed in 1925 with notable family attendance.
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David Milton
Baby
New York
John D. Rockefeller
West Fifty-fourth Street
Milton
Abby Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Kellogg Outlines U S Attitude On Peace Note
Secretary Kellogg details the U S stance on self defense the League covenant Locarno and renunciation of war in a talk to the American Society of International Law. He argues self defense remains uncapped by treaty and that joining a multi lateral anti war pact imposes no unconditional war duty.
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Kellogg
International Law Society
Washington
United States
France
American Society of International Law
League of Nations
Locarno
Four youths held in a series of robberies
Police arrested Harry Adams 20 of 1908 Eastern avenue and three others Orie Gaskins 21 Roscoe Gogarth 17 and Cecil Dillon 24 after recovering 1500 worth clothing from Adams garage and four cans of oil from a local station. Adams admitted the Fenton Dry Cleaning robbery and the Goforth youth was sent to juvenile authorities.
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Waechter and Cole
Harry Adams
Eastern Avenue
Adams
Orie Gaskins
East Third Street
Roscoe Gogarth
Verne Avenue
Cecil Dillon
Fenton Dry
Montgomery Road
Ironton, O
Torrence Road
Fenton
Goforth
Negro robber escapes after store battle in College Hill
Policeman George Robinson grappled with a revolver wielding robber at 627th Havana Street store as manager Arthur McFarland clerk L G Wold and customers watched. The assailant fired a shot but was pinned to the floor after a two minute struggle and fled, with the bullet lodging in the floor near Robinson.
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College Hill
George Robinson
Robinson
Heitzler Place
Havanah Street
Arthur McFarland
L. G. Wold
George Niehaus
R. le Mont
Chauffeur Inherits $90,000 From late Bryson Estate
In Cleveland on April 28 John Co Bryson a Newark based chauffeur learned he will receive $90,000 from the estate of Thomas B Bryson builder of New York subways. The payout stems from a $3 million claim against New York City filed by Bryson shortly before his death. His daughter Margaret Croxton delivered the news at an attorney's office and Bryson remarked he would likely leave his bedroom for good.
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Cleveland
John Co. Bryson
Margaret Croxton
Thomas B. Bryson
New York
Bryson
Mrs. Croxton
Newark
N. J
City of
Thomas Bryson
Vera Steadman to Be Wed to Russell Dougherty
Vera Steadman noted actress travels to Atlantic City for marriage to Russell K. Dougherty, sportsman. A telegram confirming the wedding was sent to Frank Moran, Deputy State Boxing Commissioner. Steadman departed Hollywood for the ceremony, with community health and happiness appeals in play.
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Vera Steadman
Hollywood
Cal
Atlantic City
Russell K. Dougherty
Frank Moran
Dougherty
Miss Steadman
Hoover and Smith Vie in West Virginia Primary Clash
In Charleston WV on April 28 Herbert Hoover filed for the Republican presidential nomination opposing Guy Goff. Gov Smith of New York emerges as a Democratic contender in the West Virginia primary set for May 29, while Reed remains in the Missouri race.
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Charleston
W. Va
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
West Virginia
Hoover
United States
Guy D. Goff
Goff
Co. W. Osenton
Gov. Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Osenton
Reed
Smith
London
Ohio
Chicago
Lowd Brendens
Heal
Wwe Today
Lowden
Illinois
Commerce
Curtis
Norris
Borah
Georgia
Coolidge
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Cutis
Arkansas
Colorado
Iowa
Minnesota
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Alaska
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesga
New Hampshire
Ono
Rhode Island
Hawaii
Phiippines
Marines Send Five Planes to Use Against Sandino
The Marine Corps rushes five additional airplanes to Nicaragua to strike Sandino's forces on the east coast. Brig. Gen. Logan Feland orders the move. two amphibian planes with machine guns aboard the supply ship Nitro head from Hampton Roads to Puerto Cabizas, with two more to follow as soon as possible.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Nicaragua
Sandino
Logan Feland
Nitro
Hampton Roads
Puerto Cabizas
Snowbound East and South Amid Spring Blizzards
Snow and flood fears hit the Eastern and Southern states as spring blizzards leave fields barren wreck fruit crops and block roads. Flood-control funding sparks a tense Senate clash as Ashurst accuses Johnson of voting against a flood plan.
Belated Wintry Blasts Sweep The East To Gulf
A winter storm battered Pennsylvania to the Gulf of Mexico with heavy snow and floods. Six people died in Atlantic gale accidents while farms and telegraph lines suffered. blizzards blocked roads and railways as fruit trees bloomed in Shenandoah Valley. Frost forecast across the South as temperatures dip.
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Pennsylvania
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Mason and Dixon Fine
West Virginia
Rg Wey
Maryland
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
South Shore
Atlantic City
New York
Delaware
Washington
Canada
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Eight Army and Guard Officers Sentenced for Payroll Padding
DETROIT April 28. Six commissioned and noncommissioned officers of the Michigan National Guard and two Army sergeants attached to the 125th Guard Infantry pleaded guilty to payroll padding and paycheck forging at the Detroit Armory. Federal Judge Charles C. Simons sentenced them today to terms from a year and a day to two years in Leavenworth Prison.
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Detroit
Michigan National Guard
125Th Guard Infantry
Charles C. Simons
Leavenworth
Miami Police Chief Freed in Circuit Court Murder Verdict
In Miami, Chief Leslie Quigg and three officers were found not guilty of murder in the death of H. Kier, a black prisoner. The jury deliberated four hours before rendering the verdict tonight in Circuit Court.
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Miami
Freed
Fra
Leslie Quigg
H. Kier
Traffic Row and Restaurant Vapors Stir Market Crowd
In Sixth Street Market a traffic jam formed at Seventh and Central avenues as fire hoses blocked streets. A street brawl between Phil Cohen and Stanley Katz ended with both men in custody for disorderly conduct. witnesses mistook restaurant vapors for smoke and called firefighters.
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George Tobertge
Phil Cohen
Richmond Street
Seventh Street
Stanley Katz
Forest Avenue
Cohen
Dave Kaditz
Tanker Blast Kills Two, Injures Five at Richfield Vessel
In San Francisco the tanker Richfield owned by Richfield Oil exploded at Union Iron Works. Two workers died and five were seriously hurt. 35 men aboard, many escaped with minor injuries. The blast followed ignition of gasoline vapors in an empty tank.
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San Francisco
Richfield
Richfield Oil Company
Union Iron Works
Frank Vega
Small pledges urged to fill Community Chest shortfall
Charles A. Hinsch cites need for pledges under 100 dollars to cover 288 113 remaining to reach 2 014 990 by Wednesday night. He notes 1 726 877 raised so far and urges solicitors to revisit missed areas and call on potential givers to ensure funds support next year's services for sick homeless and vulnerable people.
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Charles A. Hinsch
C. M. Bookman
Clifford Wright
John M. Cronin
Hinsch
Community Chest
Union Central Annex
Vine Street
Armour Debt Ties to Malvina Armour Estate Estimates
Chicago April 28 Almost two million dollars of the estate of Mrs Malvina B Armour mother of J Ogden Armour has been held for security of debts of her son An inventory filed in Probate Court shows Mr Armours obligations at about 18 million and the mothers estate valued around 3 million Most of the estate is in stocks and securities as disclosed today The late packers wife and his daughter Mrs John J Mitchell were said to be preparing to aid in settling his affairs The mother died last July a few weeks before her sons death in London
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Chicago
Malvina B. Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Packer
Armour
John J. Mitchell
Philip D. Armour
Armour Companies
London
Airmens Welcomeed by 10000 in New York Station
Ten thousand fans packed the station to greet the aviators returning to Manhattan after visiting Bennett's grave. Rain failed to dampen the ardor of the heroic trio as crowds cheered and surged.
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Manhattan
Flight Pioneers Return From Washington to a Rousing New York Welcome
Von Huenefeld Fitzmaurice and Koehl arrived in New York from Washington where they laid flags on Floyd Bennett’s grave. Mayor Walker and Byrd, Chamberlin and Balchen led a festive reception at Pennsylvania Station, with 175 police on duty as crowds swarmed toward the Ritz Carlton amid rain and blazing flash powder.
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New York World News Service
New York
von Huenefeld
Fitzmaurice
Koehl
Atlantic
Washington
Floyd Bennett
Herta Junkers
Washington Express
Pennsylvania Station
Ritz-Carlton
Walker
Grover A. Whelan
Mayer’s Committee
Richard E. Byrd
Clarence A. Chamberlin
Bernt Balchen
Father Duffy
Greenly Island
Trenton
N. J
Miss Junkers
Inshman
Whalen
Byrd
Chamberlin
Major Walker
Balchen
Clarence Chamberlin
Fitz
Ritz- Carlton
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