Nye warns of new political alignment over farm relief
Senator Nye declares Eastern opposition to farm relief risks forging a West South united bloc that could form a new party. He blasts Nicaragua intervention, heavy campaign contributions, and the Naval Oil Reserve lease system while urging cross regional reconciliation.
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Senator Nye
Rep
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West Chester County Bankery Association
Congress
Nye
North Dakota
Coolidge
Nicaragua
South
East
United States
North Dakotan
Sandino
Naval Oil Reserve
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
Prince Ilyinski to Visit Cincinnati This Summer
An Associated Press report from London says a baby prince born last week in England to Grand Duke and Princess Ilyinski may visit the United States this summer. If travels occur, they will stay with Princess Audrey Emery’s brother John J. Emery at his Montgomery country estate. The prince, seen as a potential heir to the late Czar Nicholas, is a likely claimant to the Russian throne.
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Cincinnati
Ilyinski
England
United States
Associated Press
London
Dmitri
Russia
Audrey Emery
John Emery
John J. Emery
Mr. Emery
Montgomery
Benen Moore
Long Island
Nicholas
Hyinski
Cincinnati to Build General Aeronautical Corporation Factory
Ground was to be broken on a six week horizon for a new airplane factory on municipally owned land adjoining Lunken Airport. The plant will produce six three seater G A C Nighthawk planes weekly at speeds up to 125 mph priced between 2500 and 3000 dollars. Conrad G Dietz of Evanston and John W Dietz of Dayton lead the venture with federal officials to incorporate in Columbus.
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Cincinnati
Lunken
Conrad G. Dietz
Trimble Avenue
Evanston
Dayton, O
Conrad,Dietz
Bors
Margaret E. Dietz
Boss Company
Dayton
Dietzes
General Aeronautical Corporation
Columbus
Conrad Dietz
John Dietz
Fire destroys portion of wagon company plant
Near zero weather hampered firefighting as ten companies battled a stubborn blaze at the Charles Bernhardt Wagon Company plant on Gest Street. Damage reached 15000 dollars with wagons carriages and materials destroyed. The three story brick building suffered rapid spread due to high winds but the structure was not heavily damaged. Fire began soon after 9 pm and was subdued after two hours. cause undetermined.
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Charles Bernhardt Wagon Company
Gest Street
Shearwood
Charles Taft Semple dies in St Petersburg at eight
Telegram informs Cincinnati publisher Charles Taft Semple of the death of his eight year old grandson, Charles Taft Semple, son of Louise Taft Semple and William Tunstall Semple, in St Petersburg Florida. Dr. Semple, UC classics professor, and Mrs Semple had traveled to Florida seeking relief from illness. Funeral services set for 11 oclock Tuesday at 315 Pike Street residence.
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Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Charles Taft Semple
Louise Taft Semple
William Tunstall Semple
St. Petersburg
Fla
Semple
University of Cincinnati
Pike Street
German Boy Rescued After Porpoise Lifeboat Feat
Gustav Wilhelm Danielzik, 19, ran away from Germany and washed ashore near Miami after three miles at sea aided by porpoises. He recovered from pneumonia and was returned to Germany aboard the S S Vela, telling police his harrowing tale with only one companion, Wilhelm Kieserling, as they waited for rescue. Authorities deem the account plausible, noting fishermen’s corroboration of porpoise rescues.
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Miami
Fla
Gustav Wilhelm Danielzik
United States
Ocean Beach
Here
Isaac L. Smith
Gustav
Pensacola
Germany
Wilelm Kieserling
Nordenham
Bremen
Mobile
Ala
Norfolk
Ft. Lauderdalé
Wilhelm
Ft. Lauderdale
Kieserling
Danielzik
Memorial Hospital
St. Lauderdale
Gustave
Smith
Frank Tinney’s comeback amid a Philadelphia miracle
In a South Philadelphia parlor Frank Tinney, once a top blackface star earning $2,500 weekly, is said to be “coming back” with aid from Eddie Cassady. The pair, longtime Dumont Minstrels colleagues, watch Tinney recover as Cassady vows his revival.
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New York World News Service
Philadelphia
South Eighteenth Street
Frank Tinney
Eddie” Cassady
Tinney
Detroit
Navy Yard Hospital
Ed K. Cassady
Dumont
Eddie
Cassady
Frank
Holy Angels
Thugs Broaden Outrage Robbing Six In Latest Foray
A trio of youths in a blue coupe robs six people across several suburbs in two hours. Victims include Mrs. Rose Watkins of 3751 Lueder's Avenue and E H Fille of 5808 Chandler Street. Robberies occur near home and at a Refiners Oil Station. one suspect flees to safety after Brinker of 504 Considine Avenue resists. Police targeted by description matching last week's gang.
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Price Hill
Rose Watkins
Lueders Avenue
E. H. Fille
Chandler Street
Ma F Avenue
Madison Road
Fille
Blue Coup
Barkbreit Avenue
Isabella Street
Je Hone McDevitt
Noose Case Opens Dramatic Second Act in Hickman Trial
Los Angeles observers expect a unique trial setup as the Hickman case moves toward testimony. The jury is seated and lawyers prepare to present alternating evidence on sanity, with forty-one East Coast depositions and local witness testimony to follow.
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Frank B. Howe
New York World News Service
Los Angeles
Wiliam Howard/ Hickman
Marion Yorke
Hickman
Debate Over Companionate Marriage Sparks Carnegie Hall Clash
Judge Ben Lindsey and Rabbi Stephen Wise argued on whether companionate marriage harms or helps true marriage. Wise warned it would turn marriage into a sex shopping expedition and undermine monogamy, while Lindsey defended reforming marital norms.
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Lindsey Stout
Dudley Nichols
New York World News Service
New York
Ben B. Lindsey
Stephen S. Wise
Carnegie Hall
Rabbi Wise
Dr. Wise
Lindsey
Winter Snow Hits Eastern States Parade Of Snow
New York reports a broad snowstorm sweeping the East with Washington and New England receiving heavy falls. Lancaster Pennsylvania logs fifteen inches, trolley service is disrupted and cars are stuck. The storm recalls the Knickerbocker Theater roof tragedy of six years ago with ninety eight dead.
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Swathire City
Weather Bureau
Mercury
New York City
New England
Lancaster
Knickerbocker Theater
Bishop Slips Through Net in Mexican Catholic Campaign
Mexico City reports a government crackdown on Catholics accused of rebellion. Bishop Miguel de la Mora of San Luis Potosi escaped a trap set by secret agents, while 480 Federals reportedly died in an ambush near La Barca. Police detained several women of prominent families, including Dona Margarita Lascurain de Silva, amid fears of wider insurrection.
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New York World News Service
Mexico City
Miguel de la Mora
San Luis Potosi
Jalisco
Central States
Persecurtion
Guadalajara
Andrews Figuerroa
la Barca
Figuerroa
War Office
Dona Margarita Lascurain de Silva
Dona Elena Lascurain de Silva
League of Catholic Women
Dona Margarita
de la Mora
X Ray Theory Aims to Cure Crime by Thymus Gland
Wheeling physicians led by Dr. R J Hersey propose using X rays to dissolve the thymus gland to prevent crime. They claim criminals and some insane persons show persistent thymus glands and that eradicating it could have altered cases like Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. The method envisions a sentence of treatment rather than punishment.
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Wheeling
W. Va
R. J. Hersey
Hersey
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Radio guided air squadron drills at Mitchel Field
Nine observation planes ran a radio directed drill at Mitchel Field New York with Capt. Walter Bender issuing ground orders to Lieut. Roland Brin as planes flew at 150 miles an hour in high winds. Temperatures rose in Ohio after frigid weather and snow caused five deaths.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Walter Bender
Roland Brin
Brin
Acress
Wind Whips Blizzard Across Cleveland Area
A gusty wind whipped a blizzard across Cleveland today as the thermometer read above zero. The Weather Bureau forecast the cold would hold throughout the day.
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Cleveland
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Toledoan Feet Freeze In Bitter Winter Skid
Toledo records a 9 below zero night as daytime high reaches 25. Tony Filipiski was taken to the county branch hospital after police found him with frozen feet.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Upper Lakes District
Tra
Fair and Warmer Weather Forecast for Queen City
United States meteorologist W Devereaux forecasts warmer conditions for Queen City with rising daytime temperatures. Official records show the previous morning reached 2 degrees above zero and a low around 10 degrees above zero tonight. Snowfall Friday totaled about half an inch, the heaviest so far this season.
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Queen City
W. Devereaux
United States
Mercury
Weather Bureau
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