Women rally for equal rights at White House pledge
Alice Paul and Mrs Belmon t lead National Woman's Party in a march to the White House to press for a federal equal rights amendment. They plan to present a petition to President and then attend a Belasco Theater meeting, with support and opposition from major women's groups.
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Washington
Alice Paul
O. H. P. Bélmont
National Woman's’ Party
White House
Wilson
United States
Curtis
Anthony
Kansas
Paul
Ernest Seaman
Sergeant Seaman
West Executive Avenue
War, State and Navy
White’ House
National Woman's Party
Belasco Theater
Belmont
National League of Women Voters
Pinchot Accuses Mellon Control In Pennsylvania Legislature
Governor Pinchot fires back at Secretary Mellon over his claim of Mellon backed lawmakers. He cites a plain fact about Mellon influence in Allegheny County aimed at ensuring wet votes. Mellon responds that his nephew is a private citizen and not to be exploited in politics.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Washington
Pennsylvania
W. L. Mellon
Allegheny County
Quicksands of Love explored in Adele Garrison novel
Beginning Saturday the absorbing new phase of Rev elations of a Wife centers on Adele Garrison's heroine as the gnawing question Can Someone Else Make Me Happy disturbs her, Dicky and Hugh Grantland. A powerful drama of modern life.
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Adele Garrison
Dicky
Hugh Grantland
Trails Girl of Poster 2 Years Finds Her Weco
Rudolph Raymondi sailed from Rome to find the American poster model after a two year search. He tracked her down via a photographer and telephoned repeatedly. When she learned she was married she had him arrested. he was held for arraignment.
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Poster
WECO
New York
Rudolph Raymondi
Red Cross
Rome
Raymond
City Thangi Buys of Aley 3 Auto Bus Lines
City Transit Company plans to acquire White Motor Bus Lines Inc in a deal valued around 25 000. Receivers had cited unprofitability, but City Transit has operated the lines pending transfer. The three White lines served South Norwood Kennedy Heights and Loveland with about twenty buses. sixteen will transfer and be reconditioned.
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White Motor System
Kennedy Heights
South Norwood
White Motor Bus Lines, Inc
City Transit Company
City Transit
Lynn Barber
Transit Company
White Motor Bus Company
Loveland
Staley
Henry K. Staley
Montgomery Road
White Motor Bus Lines
Edwin G. Becker
W. R. Dallmann
Becker
White Motor Bus, Inc
Sag Eeteager dl
Coral Gables
Fla
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Railways
Ohio River
Fleming Park
McKees Rocks
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Agnes Johnson
Hazlewood
Rebecca McKee
Wilkinsburg
Marion Signet
McKee
Harry Curshun
D. E. Shell
Judge Hoffman's plea for reform over revenge in crime
Judge C W Hoffman urged Ohio communities to replace vengeance with science based treatment for delinquency at a College Hill church talk. He warned the lack of facilities for segregating and caring for anti social youth, citing Lancaster Industrial School and failed prevention. He pressed religion and education to unite in humane care rather than punishment.
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C. W. Hoffman
College Hill Presbyterian Church
Hoffman
Ohio
Dayton
Tenn
Industrial School
Lancaster
Joe Simalski
Mussolini lays down terms for Aventine deputies return
Rome reports Mussolini during a Sunday session set conditions for boycotting Aventine deputies to rejoin the Chamber. The terms target the Catholic Popolari faction and demand declarations against moral questions, with Sturzo named as a criminal and the Popolari declared to no longer represent anything.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Mussolini
Aventine
Popolari Party
Farinacci
Fascist Party
Musolini
Popolari
Luigi Sturzo
The
Italy
N. World Service
World Press
Bank Robbery Onlooked By Cop Seven Feet Away In Chicago
In Chicago a robber entered the Diverse Trust and Savings Bank while a policeman stood seven feet away. The thief, holding a revolver, nudged shopper William Siegl, who then handed over his $33 to the robber. Siegl followed the trio to the sidewalk as they drove away.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
William Sieg
Diverse Trust and Savings Bank
Siegl
Albert Nagle
Neville Island
Nagle
Harry Kershaw
Ciame
Irving Berlin makes surprise kit cat Club appearance
In London the composer sang at Sophie Tucker's farewell party at the Kit Cat Club. Berlin offered Remember dedicated to Ellen Mackay, and spoke of talent sharing and marital scrutiny amid headlines about his wife. He hinted at staying in London if undisturbed, with Sophie Tucker returning to America Tuesday.
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London
Irving Berlin
Kit Cat Club
The
Graphic
Sophie Tucker
Berlin
England
Irving
Ellen Mackay
Sophie
America
Mrs. Berlin
Daily Express
Man with alias Samuels tied to Cincinnati hold ups
Bernard Samuels alias J S Myers a 26 year old salesman arrested at Sixth and Walnut after detectives traced him as a companion of Frank Tiernan in oil station and chain store robberies. His two companions Charles Hensel and William Ryan were detained for questioning. Curran, the grocer shot, did not recall meeting them. Detectives plan further inquiries to link Tiernan and Samuels to the shooting and robberies.
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Bernard Samuels
J. S. Myers
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Hays, Brink
James McShane
Michael McShane
Frank Tieman
Samuels
Sixth
Tieman
Myers
Tiernan
Cincinnati
Charles Hensel
Vine Street
William Ryan
General Hospital
Curran
Elmer
Ninth
Race Streets
Joseph S. Myers
Johnstown Leather Coat Company
Johnstown
N. Y
Oid
Two Killed In Auto Plunge On Reading Road
Two men died when their car left Reading road and plunged down an eight foot embankment near the Reading corporation line. Two others were injured probably fatally and identified later as Bud Ellis and Burl Richards.
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Reading
Reading Road
Reading Corporation
Burl Richards
Bud Ellis
Lombardy Street
Elmwood Place
William N. Bragg
Pike Street
Bragg
Richards
Ellis
Hardin
Payne
Arlington
Radio Prank Triggers British Panic Then Reveals Hoax
A radio humorist’s spoof news bulletin caused nationwide alarm as listeners feared Parliament’s Big Ben, the Savoy Hotel, and government offices were attacked. The joke, by Rev Father Knox, was mistaken by many. reassurance quickly followed after the segment was halted.
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London
Great Britain
House of Parliament
Savoy Hotel
British Broadcasting Company
Trafalgar Square
National Gallery
Whitehall
St. James Park
Broadcasting
The
Savoy
Father Knox
Edinburgh
Broadcasting Company
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Washington whiskey remark cited by historian
G Watson James Jr historian for the General Society of the Sons of the Revolution admitted that George Washington was a distiller of good whisky and a gamester but downplayed sensational notes. He said Washington drank and made liquor as Virginians did while noting common social habits of the era.
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Washington
Handsome Senior Braces for Razz After Beauty Crown
Allen Forsythe Maybee of Kalamazoo Michigan is named Columbia College's handsomest senior by classmates. He laments the title fearing taunts will follow him home to Michigan for law studies after leading the Glee Club and debating team and starring in a varsity show. He fears the ridicule will ruin his memories of college. He must face class tomorrow and dreads the reaction.
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New York
Allen Forsythe Maybee
Kalamazoo
Mich
Columbia College
Farnard Hall
Glee Club
Michigan
State University
Skull Found In Cis tern At Fricker Farm
In Carlyle Illinois a skull found in a cistern on Emil Fricker's abandoned farm is believed to be an eight month old baby. Coroner Timmermann will convene a jury to examine the skull and bones sent to St Louis University for analysis while Fricker awaits appeals in a capital murder case.
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Carlyle
Ill
Emil Fricker
Clinton County
Edwardsville
Fricker
Timmermann
St. Louis University Laboratory
Robert Kehrli
Minnie Nungesser
Fricker Farm
Guggenheim Gives 2.5 Million to Boost Aeronautics Expansion
Daniel Guggenheim donates 2.5 million dollars to create the Daniel Guggenheim fund for the promotion of aeronautics with 500000 available immediately and 2 million to follow. The fund aims to promote aeronautical education, expand commercial aircraft equipment, and foster private investment while avoiding government duplication and profit. Trustees will be eminent, work with the Commerce Department, and papers will be filed in Albany. the fund is not to exceed ten years.
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New York World News Service
New York
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Guggenheim School of Aeronautics
New York University
Board of Trustees
America
Mr. Guggenheim
Department of Commerce
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Bureau of Air Navigation
Albany
Tornado Devastates Serbia Leaving Many Dead
A powerful tornado swept Serbia causing extensive loss of life and major damage across the country. Communications and public utilities are disrupted and the total fatalities remain uncounted as the storm continues to rage.
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Belgrade
Gift of rare furniture presented to Wadsworth Atheneum
The Wallace Nutting collection of early New England furniture and wrought iron fixtures valued at more than 250000 dollars was presented to the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford Connecticut by J P Morgan.
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Hartford
Conn
Wallace Nutting
Wadsworth Atheneum
J. P. Morgan
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