Nominee Shows Knack for Making Crowds Smile
G. O. P. candidate recalls working in the state as a mining engineer 30 years ago. The speech highlights an initiative minded approach and full scope for leadership to win support.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1928
Page
1
Hoover praises New Mexico as model of liberty and unity
Herbert Hoover, touring New Mexico, lauds the state’s atmosphere of economic freedom and its blend of English Spanish and Indian civilizations. He recalls his mining engineer days here and notes a close, personality driven 1932 campaign battle ahead with wet and dry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Herbert Hoover
New Mexico
Hoover
Kearney
United States
Hoover greets diverse crowds on New Mexico campaign
On the FIOOVER train Herbert Hoover adapts to rear platform campaigning across New Mexico. He and Mrs. Hoover mingle with crowds of diverse backgrounds, exchanging smiles and brief talks as supporters press close at stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bainbridge Hayden
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Herbert Hoover
New Mexico
Mrs. Hoover
Bomb Wrecks Brooklyn Tenement. Three Injured in Poultry Trade Case
An early morning blast in Brooklyn injured Joseph Hasenfranz 41 his wife Dora 30 and Abraham Hirscher 20. Police found wire fragments and suspect an electric detonation linked to a poultry trade war. Hasenfranz is identified as a poultry dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Joseph Hasenfranz
Dora
Abraham Hirscher
Hasenfranz
Man Dies of Heart Attack at Queens Crossing
Cornelius Nye, 50, of the Bronx, died of a heart attack as he tried to stop his car near the Atlantic avenue grade crossing in Woodside Queens. His wife was with him in the auto when the Long Island electric express sped past. The car stopped ten feet from the crossing after the fatal collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Long Island
Atlantic Avenue
Woodside
Queens
Cornelius Nye
Preston Avenue
Bronx
Tom
Morrissey
Tony
Unrequited Love Drives Veteran to Fatal Act
A 35 year old World War I veteran, Lucien E. Moore of 1023 Foplar Street, killed himself after leaving a note to a former lover, Marguerite Neal. He tied his faithful collie to a leash, posed with the dog, and killed himself after an initial attempt to shoot the animal failed. officers later secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien E. Moore
Foplar Street
Moore
Honey
Marguerite Neal
Findlay Street
Western Avenue
Fleeing Convicts Sought in Ohio
Two prisoners escaped near Parkersburg while en route to the State Prison. Frank Hall, 35, and Frank Vannetter, 33, were handcuffed and chained with twenty-six other inmates. Officials dispatch guards into Ohio as one may have crossed the Ohio River at Parkersburg and the other toward Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Parkersburg
Ohio
Frank Hall
Frank Vannetter
Ohio River
Athens
W. H. Yates
Toombs Under Marshal Guard Fears Kidnap by Gang
Roy C. Toombs a Chicago and St Louis financier sought federal protection from a suspected kidnapping by a mysterious gang. He blamed the gang for $3,500,000 missing from the International Insurance Company while denying any solvency issues. Officials in Missouri pushed extradition papers as Illinois authorities consider action. State Auditor Nelson assured Downers Grove bank investors and depositors of the bank’s sound condition after Toombs resigned as president last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Company
St. Louis
Chicago
Roy C. Toombs
United States
Toombs
Missouri
International Insurance Company
Eugene McGarry
Springfield
Ill
Ings
Small
State Bank and Trust Company
Downers Grove
Oscar Nelson
Nelson
Family suffers multiple injuries in collision on city streets
At Third and Smith streets a crash involving Robert Doyle Sr and his family injured six members, including six year old Fred Doyle who broke his collarbone. The family, eight and five year old twins George and Robert Jr as well as James Peggy, three months Ruby, and parents Grace and Rubert were attended at West Street Emergency Hospital. Miss May Harris, 19, of Battle Creek Michigan was charged with reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Doyle, Sr
West Ninth Street
Third and
Smith Streets
Fred Doyle
George
Robert, Jr
James
Peggy
Arthur
Allison
Rubert Doyle, Sr
Grace Doyle
Anna Doyle
West Street Emergency Hospital
May Harris
Negress
Battle Creek
Mich
Doyle
Third
Neegress
Blazing gasoline fire at Pittsburgh service station
A gasoline explosion at an underground tank in Pittsburgh caused a spectacular blaze that injured one attendant, Abraham Morgan, and burned for hours. Two other tanks ignited but did not explode, 18,000 gallons threatened, and burning fuel flowed through sewers into a creek a half mile downstream before firemen contained the fire. Loss estimated at 10,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Abraham Morgan
Comedian Morrissey Blames Tom Mix in Party Fracas
Los Angeles reports a party dispute in Playa Del Rey ended with Will Morrissey and his wife Midgie Miller filing police charges after a scuffle with Tom Mix. Morrissey and Miller describe a back and forth with injuries. Mix offers a different blow by blow version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Will Morrissey
Midgie Miller
Tom Mix
Mix
Morrissey
George Reban
Playa del Rey
Tony
Tom
Viscount Haldane of Cloan Dies at 72
Viscount Haldane of Cloan former War Minister and philosopher died today at 72 after a long illness in Perthshire Scotland. He helped reorganize the British army 1905 to 1914 and backed a revised general staff and territorial initiative despite party opposition. He was born in 1856 in Scotland and educated at Edinburgh University and Goettingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloan
Perthshire
Scotland
Viscount Haldane of
Germany
Lord Haldane
Great Britain
France
Richard Burdon Haldane
Edinburgh University
Goett
Sir Henry Campbell- -Bannerman
England
Cleveland Hosts K. of C. Supreme Assembly Parade and Banquet
Cleveland welcomes thousands as Knights of Columbus hold the fortieth six annual supreme assembly. Seven hundred delegates attend a banquet for supreme officers with Martin Carmody and Francis Mathews addressing. Tuesday features pontifical high mass at Public Hall and a Euclid Avenue parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Assembly
Francis D. Mathews
Omaha
Neil MacNeil
Toronto
John J. McGivney
Bridgeport
Public Square
Dayton Kentucky Carver Autopsy Ordered After Two Mysterious Deaths
Day to day murders and sudden death at Dayton Kentucky trigger autopsy orders. Two women died under unclear circumstances prompting investigation by Detectives Ecker McGurn and Seebohm. Carrie Hauck 24 died at St Marys Hospital after a hospitalization and prior tour with John Trail John Russell and their sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Ecker, McGurn
Central Avenue
John Trail
John Russell
Russell
Lillian Russell
Monta Russell
Four Wounded in Election Riot in Greece
Early returns in the Grecian Parliament elections show large Venizelos majorities in Athens Piraeus Salonika Patra and Jannina. A pre election clash at Pangalos HQ left four Venizelos supporters wounded as Royalist and Republican factions clash amid fraud allegations and talk of indelible ink to mark voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Piraeus
Salonika
Patra
Jannina
Eleutherios Venizelos
Reigh Count Brings Cary Ills, Bank Left Standing
A small Illinois town collapses financially after bets on horse Reigh Count crash the cash supply. Cary residents, led by John D Hertz interests, lose fortunes as all money vanishes except in the bank. Local officials and townsfolk, including Mayor Ralph Powers, reveal widespread ruin and pride turned to shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
Cary
Ill
Meyers
Eleanor
John D Hertz
Saratoga
Cary Coin
Jim Parsley
Walt Meyers
Reigh
Ralph Powers
Two Illinois Aviators Lost on Canada to Greenland Flight
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports two Illinois aviators are missing on a Canada to Greenland flight. The piece notes long overdue status and ongoing search efforts as authorities trace the missing pilots and aircraft across polar routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Canada-To-Greenland
Polar Goal
Deadly gas seen as most humane weapon of war
Evanston Illinois August 19 The United States is best equipped to fight chemical war says H Edmund Bullis executive secretary of the National Association for Chemical Defense at Northwestern University Institute He argues gas will be used in future wars despite treaties and that public exaggeration about gas dangers harms preparedness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
United States
H. Edmund Bullis
National Association For Chemical Defense
American Chemical Society Institute
Northwestern University
Bullis
Chemical Defense Association
Hasell's wife refuses to be alarmed by silence
North Atlantic monoplane Greater Rockford with Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer has not sent a radio signal for over sixteen hours after departing Rockford Illinois for Stockholm in two hops. The flight from Cochrane Ontario started Saturday noon with earlier signals fading and no word since last night. radio efforts by Canadien stations found the conditions favorable but yielded nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
North Atlantic Ocean
Greater Rockford
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Rockford
Ill
Stockholm
Sweden
Cochrane
Ont
Mt. Evans
Greenland
Canadien
Badeee
Ender
Apiskigamish Lake
Rupert House
Eye Lake
Ft. George
Apiskigamigh Lake
Huerta Hinted To Return As Provisional Mexican Leader
Reports in Los Angeles indicate Adolfo de la Huerta, former Provisional President and exiled in LA, may become Provisional President again when Calles’ term ends in December. Friends from both factions are said to seek reconciliation. de la Huerta cites enmity with Obregon and says he has had no talks with Calles or Platt. Juan Platt was seen in LA as Calles adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Examiner
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Plutarco Calles
Calles
Dela Huerta
de la Huerta
Alvaro Obregon
Juan Platt
Mexican Railways
Senor Platt
Two Die in Omaha Drug Store Hold Up
One man was killed almost instantly and a second robber died later in hospital after a gunfight during an attempted hold up of a residential drug store in Omaha Nebraska. R L Tinkhamp 53 a pioneer druggist was shot and killed by masked robbers. The dying robber is Sam Swartz 32 of Philadelphia Pa Dave Smith captured Swartz wounded by a policeman during escape in a stolen automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
R. L. Tinkhamp
Sam Swartz
Philadelphia
Dave Smith
Moonshining Ring Said Behind Cascade Fire Blaze Devastates Camp
In Ronal, Washington, a $100,000 blaze last night left nearly 200 homeless as deputies seek members of a moonshine operation blamed for the explosion. Owner Bert Pellegrino died in the cave still blast at Falcon Hall, with a tunnel to a garage where bootleg liquor was cached and trucks loaded for Seattle. Investigators pursue associates connected to Pellegrino’s illicit enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Wash
Cascade
Bert
Pellegrine
Falcon Hall
Pellegrino
Seattle
Here
Prominent New Yorkers Face Grand Jury Probe Amid Dry Campaign
Reports that Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt would direct Broadway night club investigations were denied by Major Maurice Campbell. Subpoenas targeted about 126 social figures, with many abroad or scattered, and witnesses were not guaranteed to appear tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Prohibition
Broadway
Maurice Campbell
Willebrandt
Washington
Philip Morton Plant
Leeds
Oyster Bay
United States
Dole Prize Winner Launches New York Nonstop Flight
Art Goebel started from Los Angeles at 12 06 p m in the Lockheed Vesaplane Yankee Doodle aiming for New York. Harry Tucker backed the flight as financial sponsor. He seeks to beat the 26 hour 50 minute cross country record by following a southern route and hopes to finish under twenty hours if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
Art Goebel
Goebel
Harry Tucker
Santa Monica
Lieuts
Macready
Kelly
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missionary Tortured to Death Reported in China
A Daily Mail dispatch from Hankow says Monsignor Freewis Prefect Apostolic of the Catholic Mission at Sin Yang Chow in Southeast Henan Province died after torture by brigands who captured him about a fort night ago. The Austrian, aged 64, was believed dead in the incident near Sin Yang Chow.
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London
Daily Mail
Hankow
China
Monsignor Freewis
Sin Yang Chow
Henan Province
Mer
Freewls
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