British Ultimatum Demands Revision of Young Debt Plan
British Chancellor Philip Snowden rejects any discussion of reparations unless the Young Plan is revised to grant Britain a larger share. He insists on three non negotiable points and warns no compromise. France Italy and Belgium also demand adoption of the Young Plan without modifications.
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France
Italy
Belgium
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York
World News Service
Hague
Netherlands
Philip Snowden
Germany
Finance Commission
Great Britain
Snowden
Paris
Spa
Commission
House of Commons
Britain
Scarface Capone Transferred to Eastern State Prison
Alphonse Capone the Chicago gangland leader, under a one year sentence for carrying a loaded pistol, was moved from a county prison to Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia amid reports of threats from fellow inmates. His bodyguard Frank Cline accompanied him after arrest outside a moving picture house.
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Philadelphia
Alphonse “Scarface
al’ Capone
Chicago
Eastern State Penitentiary
Cherry Hill
Board of Judges of Common Pleas Court
Capone
Frank Cline
Ad In The Commercial Tribune Telephone Results
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The
Commercial Tribune
Canal 6300
A. F. Dawson Offered Post with Republican National Committee
A. F. Dawson of Davenport Iowa banker and former United States Representative is reported to be offered the post of executive secretary of the Republican National Committee. The Associated Press photo identifies Dawson with the GOP intrigue shaping party leadership.
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Associated Press
A. F. Dawson
Davenport
United States
Ex Tire
Republican National Committee
Snook Denies Confession In Hix Killing Cross Exam
Dr. James H. Snook testified in the first degree murder trial over coed Theora Hix, describing his heartbreak while prosecutors pressed during cross examination. He repudiated a force obtained confession and denied slashing her jugular with a pocket knife after beating her into unconsciousness.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora K. Hix
Ohio State
Jo Chester, Jr
Mie
New York Central Rifle Range
Miss Hix
Roszika Dolly Returns Pearls Worth 140000 in Dispute
Paris reports Roszika Dolly of the Dolly sisters produced a 140000 dollar pearl necklace at a Paris court as jewelers claim nonpayment. A second string was not accepted as theirs. A trustee safeguards both strings amid ongoing suit alleging swindling and notes signed by her husband.
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Paris
Roszika Dolly
Mortimer Davis, Jr
Roszika
Palais de Justice
Forest Fires Rage Across Northwest Burning Thousands of Acres
Thousands of firefighters battled fires across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana burning more than 60000 acres of timber and ranch land valued in the millions. A Seattle man Frank Franz died when crushed by a boulder near Chanapecosh Hot Springs. A Springdale Washington town was cut off by flames threatening Arnold Meadows as power lines failed and new fires sparked near Sullivan Lake.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Frank Franz
Seattle
Chanapecosh Hot Springs
California
Springdale
Arnold Meadows
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
Sullivan Lake
Forest Service
Loon Lake
Rainier National Forest
San Luis Obispo
Santa Lucas Mountains
City tax rate fixed at 21.60 per thousand for Cincinnati area
The County Budget Commission confirmed a 21.60 mill rate for Cincinnati property taxes beginning next December, same as the current rate after a $707,720 budget cut. Treasurer Ach urged a $136,000 reduction, arguing gasoline tax balances and road fund needs justify no further cuts, with officials outlining road maintenance uses and fund projections.
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Cincinnati
County Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Nelson Schwab
William F. Hess
Samuel Ach
Ach
Act
Thomas Negus
Bond Issue Planned to Replace Lincoln Park for Union Terminal
The Co-Ordinated Bond and Improvement Committee met at Col. Sherrill’s offices and partially granted a Park Board request for 1.5 million to replace Lincoln Park if it supports the Laurel street approach to the Union Terminal. Mayor Seasongood proposed a 1 million bond instead, carried with Councilman Rose voting no. Officials were to notify Council members of the agreed bonds. Meeting date set with limited time before November election.
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Lincoln Park
Union Terminal
Col. Sherrill
Park Board
Laurel Street
Murray Seasongood
Charles Rose
War Threat Again Flare Up On Soviet Border
Japanese dispatches from Manchuria report talks between Russia and China over the Chinese seizure of the Chinese Eastern Railway have broken down and delegates will leave for Nanking. Detonating tension includes Russian aerial demonstrations over Pogranichnaya and Manchuli with thirty eight planes.
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Tokyo
Manchur
Manchuria
Russia
China
Nanking
Harbin
Pogranichnaya
Manchuli
Plot to Reinstate Ex Prince Carol Stirs Romania
In Bucharest an alleged plot to return former Crown Prince Carol from exile in France spurs police action. Officials are questioned over allegedly obtaining a passport for Barbujonescu, a friend of Carol, to enable his return and revive plans for Carol’s reinstatement.
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Carol
Rumania
Bucharest
France
M. Ostinescu
Maniu
Foreign Office
M. Saidi
M. Barbujonescu
Barbujonescu
London
Yonkers policemen’s wife and two men slain in home
Yonkers Patrolman Michael Regan returned from duty to a shocking scene. He found his wife shot dead in bed beside their four year old child and an 18 month old asleep in a crib. In another room Richard Kehoe 25 lay shot dead and Patrick Flynn 30 with a bullet in his head. Flynn a Yonkers Post Office watchman roomed in the Regan home and left an incoherent note vowing to kill them. Flynn shot himself after wounding Regan as he entered.
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New York
Yonkers
Michael Regan
Regan
Richard Kehoe
Patrick Flynn
Flynn
River Fire Destroys Dock on Cuyahoga River in Cleveland
Flames from surface oil on the Cuyahoga River ignited late today damaging the 600 foot Interlake Engineering dock and threatening the 350 foot lake barge Maida. Eight fire companies and two tugs fought the blaze as onlookers watched, and the Maida was moved to the river center to prevent greater damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Interlake Engineering Company
Maida
Bride German Prized Became Americanized Alimonized
In Chicago Ernest Alheim says his German bride Kunigunde became Americanized after returning from Germany to marry him. She adopted short skirts bobbed hair and sun tan dress provoking his dislike. He sought divorce and was awarded temporary alimony. he filed a $25,000 suit against the English teacher credited with her Americanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ernest Alheim
United States
Germany
Kunigunde
Alheim
Adheim
Juvenile Border Warfare Ends in Nogales Boy Death
Francisco Leyva a seven year old of Nogales Sonora died from a skull fracture after a rock was thrown across the border by a rival Mexican youth gang. Police report frequent border battles with missiles from both sides and roundups underway in Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora.
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Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Leyva
Senora
International Border
Mexico
Arizona
Sonora
International Street
Why Window Washers Do Like They Do Do
In Columbus Ohio on August 8 a court case showed window washers trade in accordions. Andy Mazi bought an accordion from teammate Jim Borahs, slept beside it, and later learned it vanished. A pawned instrument tied another washer to the theft, leading to Borahs being held for grand jury on burglary and petit larceny charges.
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Columbus
Jin Municipal Court
Andy Mazi
Jim Borahs
Andy
Mazi
Jim
Borahs
Girl’s Hiccuping Yields to Rose After Two Months
Memphis Tennessee August 8 Miss Vera Stone eighteen an experimental treatment shifted hiccups lasting fifty nine days into a psychological issue The physician treated the ailment as a mental problem and used strong sedatives to induce sleep On waking she stopped hiccuping proving the mind can reset the condition
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Memphis
Tenn
Vera Stone
Miss Stone
Multiple marriages and elopement end in pursuit in Indiana
Nellie Rader 35 of Indiana Pennsylvania alternates between marriage with John Algoe 31 and living with him as common law wife under Pennsylvania law. She later elopes with Del Gilmore 45, and in Cincinnati Algoe pursues, forcing a stop with a torn tire as police intervene. Dorothy Rader, 16, has been sent to relatives in Harrisburg.
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Nellie Rader
Indiana
John Algoe
del C. Gilmore
Cincinnati
Algoe
Gilmore
Goe
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Rader
Harrisburg
Tariff Mergure Delayed Two Weeks Amid Talks
Senate delays beginning consideration of the tariff until September 3 as Republican and Democratic leaders agree on three day recesses. Senator Watson of Indiana says finance committee will finish rate and free list revisions by August 19 and then move to administrative provisions with Democratic input planned.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Watson
Indiana
Zeppelin Speeding Toward Midoceah Makes Good Time
Mrs Maxine Heath told officials Richard J Sandilands a dead dry agent disappeared during a struggle with her husband in the Detroit River. the body has been recovered.
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Zeppelin
Midoceah
Associated Press
Maxine Heath
Richard J. Sandilands
Detroit River
Cincinnati Shippers Hope Western Trunk Line Rate Suit
The Interstate Commerce Commission may adopt attorney examiner recommendations to end discriminatory western freight rates. A Chamber of Commerce analysis notes potential Cincinnati advantages against St Louis Peoria and Chicago if continuous statewide western rates are set. Example shows Cincinnati Kansas City rate dropping from 1.68 to 1.52 per hundred pounds, with carriers proposing 1.77.
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Cincinnati
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Herndon
Tri Attic
Ohio
Kansas City
Zeppelin Intercepted Route Over Atlantic Reported
The Graf Zeppelin sent a position report to the Navy at 11 p.m. EST noting coordinates about 1,500 miles east of New York and a speed of 70 mph. Officials say in nautical miles the distance translates differently from land miles.
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Washington
Navy Department
New York City
Navy
New York
Associated Press
Atle
Lakehurst
William Weber
Graf
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Roosevelt
Hugo Eckener
Death tied to Detroit man drives border chase at Canada
John M Heath, a Detroit elevator engineer, is sought on the Canadian side in connection with the death of Richard J Sandilands, a prohibition agent. Sandilands was found dead in the Detroit River from a broken neck after a dispute on Heaths power boat. Heath was previously fined for beer aboard the craft and is believed in hiding near border communities.
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Windsor
Ont
John M.heath
Detroit
Richard J. Sandilands
Sidney Oliver
Heath
Riverside
Oliver
Sandlands
United States
Willebrandt Speech Sparks RNC Article Clash
Washington reports that Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt’s Springfield address during last year’s campaign prompted a public exchange between James Francis Burke of the Republican National Committee and Willebrandt’s backers of a forthcoming newspaper series. Willebrandt recently stated she was urged by two members.
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Willebrandt
Springfield
Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
Dawes Arrives in Dublin For Irish Horse Show
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes wife and daughter travel to Dublin to attend the Dublin Horse Show with Free State High Commissioner Smiddy. They are welcomed by President Cosgrave as Northern Ireland competitors join riders from England the Continent the United States and other nations at Ballsbridge fairgrounds. The show hosts cattle and horses and new fair stands cost one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Charles G. Dawes
Timothy A. Smiddy
Free State
London
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Northern Ireland
England
United States
Ballsbridge
Dubblin
Wedding Bells Ring Out in Italy Equal Church State Marriage
In Rome on August 8 the new Italy Holy See marriage accord took effect. Priests explained that marriage by the church is now sufficient and state ceremony is unnecessary, prompting a rush of couples to wed under the simplified procedure. Parishes reported heavy wedding activity as the changes begin.
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Italy
Associated Press
Rome
Holy See
Drowns in Pool at Terrace Park Play Day
Six year old Mary Gatch daughter of Milford attorney John N. Gatch drowned in the Drury pool at Terrace Park after playmates splashed and swam. Fire department rescue effort lasted two hours with no success. Coroner Swing to investigate the death.
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Drury
Terrace Park
Mary Gatch
John N. Gatch
Milford
Cincinnati
Gatch
Union Central Building
Swing
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U.S
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