Tammany Divided by Fight Over Hylan Candidacy
New York dispatch notes open revolt by Tammany Hall Executive Committee and Bronx County Committee against Mayor Hylan’s re election bid. State Senator James J Walker leads opposition while Brooklyn leader John H McCocey forecasts Walker Connolly Bendit slate to name Hylan for mayor, signaling strategic moves on five cent fare issue and transit control. Walker, 11 year State Senate veteran, authored the New York Boxing Commission bill.
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New York
Hylan
Tammany Hall
Democratic County Committee
Bronx
James J. Walker
John H. McCocey
Brooklyn
Maurice E. Connolly
Queens
David S. Bendit
Richmond
Tagsimany
Walker
Serith
W. R. Hearst
Tammany
Smith
Walrus Attack Aboard MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Commander McMillan reports a walrus herd attack on a Bowdoin party during a hunt. Three Peary crew members were attacked by at least 100 walrus in one incident. An Eskimo helper aiding the hunt was overturned but later rescued.
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Associated Press
McMillan
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Tomight
National Geographical Society
A. A. Collins
Cedar Rapids
Bowdoin
Stude baker's Son Barred From Driving After Crash
Michigan City Ind Aug 6 Albert R Erskine sixteen year old son of the President of the Studebaker Corporation of South Bend Ind was forbidden in a Justice Court to operate an automobile. The order followed a collision with a car driven by Herschell Cattlin fourteen of Lapdfire who was also ordered to cease driving an automobile.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Albert R. Erskine
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Lapdfire
Herschell Cattlin
Meat knowledge urged for brides by dealers
AHA Nebraska August 6 Mint dealers urged at the national retail meat dealers convention to train brides in meat selection. John C. Cutting secretary of the National Association of Meat Councils warned many brides know little about meat and must learn that pork chops are not the only cut and veal is not the only option.
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National
Association of Meat Councils
Mayor Indicted in Rum Quiz in Chelsea
Boston August 6 federal grand jury indicts forty four including Mayor Lawrence F Quigley and brother Thomas Quigley a police inspector Two sergeants also named in conspiracy to encourage illegal sale manufacture transport and importing of intoxicating liquors Witnesses said ships docking at Chelsea unloaded liquor under police protection raids on independent dealers were quashed to aid the ring and to create a market for liquor tied to broader crime including elaborate car theft operations
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Federal
Chelsea
Lawrence F. Quigley
Thomas Quigley
Chels A
Catholic Women Elect Dr. N. Crotty to Office
At the thirteenth convention in Leveland Ohio Mrs. Constances Girardot of Toledo was reelected president by acclamation along with other officers including Mrs. Anna Doyle Miss Elizabeth Fryberger and Dr Nora Crotty the supreme medical examiner. A gift of 200 was announced for the Jesuit College in Toledo.
All-Russian textile syndicate buys U.S. cotton
The all Russian textile syndicate has purchased 36 million dollars worth of cotton from the United States. Part of the shipment is already in transit. Financing for the operation was provided by the Chase National Bank and the Equitable Company of New York.
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Extile Syndicate
United States
Chase National Bankx
Equitable Company of New York
British Commons narrowly backs coal subsidy in tense debate
In London fifteen MPs oppose Premier Baldwin's $50 million coal subsidy plan amid warnings of a potential new strike. Churchill tags unions, Ramsay MacDonald urges strong stance, and Lloyd George attacks the surrender to threats while a broader push for state control looms.
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New York World News Service
London
House of Commons
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Winston Churchill
Robert Horne
Churchill
Ramsay Macdonald
Labor Party
Wilson
Lloyd George
Governme
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
State to Begin to Fight Utilities Tax
Ohio prosecutors meet with Assistant Attorney General Wilbur E Beney to discuss challenging utility tax reductions. State officials plan to protect appraisal figures as they consider legal action six weeks later. An estimated 40 million dollars in statewide taxes could be at stake as utilities cut taxes since 1921.
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Wilbur E. Beney
State Tax Commission
Buckeye Line Company
Benoy
Crime Commission Becomes Permanent Global Body
New York Aug 6 The National Crime Commission will be a permanent organization with world wide affiliations rather than a temporary group to fight crime only at peak times. A five member committee led by George W Wickersham former U S Attorney General was appointed to establish the permanent commission.
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Associated Press
New York
National Crime Commission
Elbert H. Gary
George W. Wickersham
United States
New Headquarters for Chamber Assured in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce plans a new building at 124 East Fourth Street to house its offices and major civic groups including the Automobile Club Rotary Club and various welfare clubs. The project includes banking headquarters for the Federal Reserve Bank with basement vaults and a mezzanine linked to Race Street by private elevator. Completion is aimed for autumn next year with financing by banks or securities under review.
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Cincinnati Automobile Club
Rotary Club
Federal Reserve Bank
Race Street
American Railway Express Company
Fourth and
Race Streets
W. G. Woodmansée Piano Company
West Fourth Street
Everett Piano Company
John Church Company
Culkins
Liberty
Union Central Building
Finance Committee
Reserve Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Building
Union Trust Building
Chamber
Union Central
William H. Reehl
J. M. Gardell
Jazz Adds Music to San Quentin Prison Meals
At San Quentin 3000 California convicts dine to a ten piece orchestra led by Damascus Garcia Gallur a life-term murderer. The daily concerts at noon and at dinner accompany stew and beans as Warden Frank J. Smith defends music as elevating and a welcome prison feature.
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New York World News Service
San Francisco
California
San Quentin
Frank J. Smith
Damascus Garcia Gallur
Floating mine sighted off Grand Banks reported
The Reliance of the United American Line arrived with news of a floating mine seen Sunday afternoon off the Grand Banks. Captain F. I. Iverson said he warned other ships by wireless. Floating mines have appeared in the Atlantic since World War II era.
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Associated Press
NEW Ork
United American Line
Grand Banks
F. I. Iverson
Atlantic Ocean
Cincinnati Soldiers Enter Rifle Matches
Camp Perry Ohio August 6 preparation for a night sham battle by the Seventy fourth Brigade under General Frank D. Henderson. Thousands of visitors expected to witness the demonstration next week. State regimental rifle matches August 10 to 13 feature teams from Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Columbus and Columbus special troops.
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Seventy-fourth Brigade
Frank D. Henderson
145Th Infantry
Cleveland
147Th Infantry
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
Two Ohio Mines to Close Up Over Freight Rates
Bridgeport Ohio August 6 Two Eastern Ohio mines of the Clark son Coal Company Cleveland with a daily capacity of 4500 tons will suspend operations this week. The suspension follows failure to obtain lower freight rates to compete with Southern West Virginia coal, according to C J Allsasin commissioner for the Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association.
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Clarkson Coal Company
Cleveland
C. J. Alsasin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Allsasin
Fatal pistol jolt shocks Chicago girl in Michigan
Miss Ethel Shapiro of Chicago, 20, was shot and fatally wounded near her father's cottage in South Haven as a companion fired an apparently accidental shot from an unloaded pistol. Brown fled the scene after the pistol discharged. Sheriff Weaver said witnesses reported Brown drew the pistol and fired at Shapiro. A separate shooting left Morris Dell of Chicago wounded in a back shot but not seriously hurt.
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Mich
Ethel Shapiro
Chicago
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Milton Cramer
Brown
Weaver
Morris Dell
Dell
Ten Cardinals to Attend Chicago Church Meeting
Ten Cardinals from the Holy See will join the Knights of Columbus in Chicago for a June 20 to 24 religious gathering said to be the largest ever. Monsignor C J Quillie announced the plan at the supreme convention closing, with attendance projected between one and two million. Fifty thousand parochial students train to sing in a high mass at Grant Park Stadium.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Rome
the Holy Dirt
Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Eucharistic Council
C. J. Quille
Grant Park Stadium
Philadelphia
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Shoe Stock Sale Ordered by FTC
The International Shoe Company of St. Louis was ordered by the Federal Trade Commission to divest itself of all stock or share capital of the W. H. McElwain Company, formerly of Boston.
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Associated Press
Washington
International Shoe Company of St. Louis
Federal Trade Commission
W. H. McElwain Company
Boston
Kirk Reid Hope of East in Clay Court Tourney
Detroit August 6 four tennis players entered the fourth day with title hopes in the Western Clay Court Championship at the Detroit Tennis Club. Favorites advanced in the fifth round with Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles and Walter Wesbrook and Lucien Williams of Chicago as Western contenders while Kirk Reid of Cleveland, ranked eighteenth in the United States, led the Eastern challengers.
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Associated Press
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Detroit Tennis Club
Harvey Snodgrass
Los Angeles
Walter Wesbrook
Lucien Williams
Chicago
Kirk Reid
Cleveland
United States
Graves Grows Weaker As Writer John Graves Fights Illness
Washington August 6 AP report says Southern writer John Temple Graves is critically ill and weaker, with family at bedside and no real hope for recovery. Graves, a noted contributor to Southern letters, lay unconscious amid rapid decline.
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Washington
John Temple Graves
Co-ops Sell 840 Million Eggs Through Marketing Associations
Washington August 6 The Agriculture Department reported 70 million dozen eggs were sold through co operative marketing associations last year for about 22 000 600 dollars. The business occurred across 183 organizations with 90 percent handled by 31 truly cooperative associations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Fort Thomas boxing features a windy outdoor show
A crowded Fort Thomas arena hosted a regular boxing card led by a ten-round main event in which Rapid Waters edged Cal Stevens. Semi finals saw Fighting Ferraris outpoint Joe Guest, with Hawkins-Hogue and Novecky-Harris delivering lively four round scraps. Frankie Palmer beat Young Huff in the curtain-raiser and other four-round bouts had mixed verdicts.
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Kentucky
Waters
Cal Stevens
Stevens
Ferraris
Joe Guest
Ed Hawkins
Vincent Hogue
Alex Novecky
Harris
Benny Soloff
Pat Travis
Kid’’ Oder
Etzel
Frankie Palmer
Young
Huff
Drewes to Meet Jacobs in National Municipal Tennis Final
Ted Drewes of St Louis the present title holder will face Eddie Jacobs of Baltimore in the final singles of the national municipal championships after both won their semi finals in straight sets. Doubles progressed to the semi final round today.
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Baltimore
Ted Drewes
St. Louis
Eddie Jacobs
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