Hoover Denies G N C leadership bid to Vermonter Kinsley
White House says Hoover never discussed with Earl S. Kinsley the acting or permanent chairmanship of the Republican National Committee. Rutland Vermont’s Kinsley says Hoover offered the post with potential permanent appointment and planned to confer after Thursday committee meeting. He cites business duties and need to base in Vermont as hesitations, then leaves for Washington and New York.
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New York
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Tennessee River Improvement Association
Muscle Shoals
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Burlington
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Chicago
Ralph Fiske
Cambridge
Claudius Huston Seen Facing Resignation At Capital
Washington reports indicate that party leaders plan to force Huston from the Chair Committee if he does not resign soon after series of high level talks. A surprising Vermont report adds that Earl Kinsley, national committeeman, was asked by President Hoover to act in an interim role.
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Republican National Committee
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Hoover
Two would be bank robbers captured after Kentucky attempt
In Campton Kentucky a Farmers and Traders Bank robbery failed as four men entered unmasked. Rush Evans assistant cashier fired wounding one of the four. Sheriff Joe Ingram and deputies captured two suspects Wells and Fraley hours later near Beattyville. The wounded robber remained at large. The others fled to the hills.
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Rush Evans
Joe Ingram
Wells and Fraley
Frank
Hubert Horton
Young Haitian stowaway reaches Ellis Island
In New York on July 8 three year old Rai mento Dorce of Port-au-Prince Haiti was handed to immigration authorities at Ellis Island. Discovered in her aunt Hilda Schutt's cabin in West New York New Jersey the child hid aboard to bid farewell to her mother. She will be sent back to Haiti.
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Ellis Island
Raimento Dorce
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Hner
Hilda Schutt
Mooney Denied Pardon by California Governor
In Los Angeles on July 8 wartime labor leader Thomas J Mooney serving life for the 1916 San Francisco preparedness day bombing was denied a pardon by Gov C C Young He followed Supreme Court and Advisory Pardon Board recommendations and stated he must accept their conclusions pending further light on the case both Mooney and Billings face similar fates with guilt or innocence undetermined.
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Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
San Francisco
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Advisory Pardon Board
Mooney
Supreme Court
Conan Doyle Burial Plans Quiet Garden Ceremony
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will be buried Friday in the Crowborough Sussex garden near his outdoor study with a simple ceremony at the grave site. A memorial service will be held in London’s Albert Hall on Sunday with spiritualists planning to seek a communication from the late author.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Crowborough
Sussex
Sherlock Holmes
Conan Doyle
Albert Hall
Sir Arthur
Margery
Drought Reaches 100 Days In Cincinnati With Rainfall Gap
The city endures a 100 day drought with only 4.19 inches of rain since April first, a deficit of 7.17 inches against an 11.36 inch normal. Predictions from the Weather Bureau expect continued dry and warmer weather tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
United States Weather Bureau
W. C. Devereaux
Death of Maj. Gen. Wendell C. Neville Marine Corps Chief
Maj. Gen. Wendell C. Neville 60 veteran of two wars and two punitive expeditions died of heart disease at his daughter's home in Edgewater Beach Maryland. He commanded the Fifth Regiment in France and led the Meuse Argonne campaigns earning the title Follow Me Neville and numerous decorations. Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler became ranking officer and Brig. Gen. Ben H. Fuller acted as commandant.
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Wendell C. Neville
Marine Corps
John P.W. West
Edgewater Beach
Neville
Naval Hospital
Butler
Smedley D. Butler
Ben H. Fuller
Guantanamo
Cuzco
Pacific Islands
China
Cuba
Army of Pacification
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Vera Cruz
Peking
France
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Verdun
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Soissons
St. Mihiel
Champagne
Meuse Argonne
Violence in Mansourah as Nahas Pasha supporters clash with troops
Egyptian unrest escalates as six killed and forty nine wounded in Mansourah when Nahas Pasha's Nationalist followers clash with police and soldiers. rioters attack with stones and bottles, three police and soldiers die, thirty seven government injuries. Nahas Pasha and Wafd leaders stay at Shinnawee Bey house before returning to Cairo. The government vows strong measures to curb Wafd activity amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Fuad
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Hoover Orders Single Control in Vet Agencies
President Hoover consolidates all veterans agencies under a single Veterans Administration headed by Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines. The act unites the Veterans Bureau the Pensions Bureau and the Soldiers Home, with a combined current budget near eight hundred million dollars aimed at economies and coordinated administration.
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Pensions’ Bureau
Department of Interior
Soldiers’ Home
War Department
Veterans’ Administration
Pier Collapse Injures Three at Wilson Line Pier
Three people were injured when the Wilson Line pier at Penns Grove New Jersey collapsed late today. Fewer than twenty were on the pier. three were thrown into the river and rescued. The most serious injury was a crushed leg to a Black man.
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Penns Grove
N. J
Wilson Line
Missing Richmond Girl Abductors Sought by Police
Richmond detectives pursue a baffling disappearance of Mary Frances McClenny 20. Neighbors recall a neighbor Rev Philip Nathans supplying part of a license plate. A four man party reportedly drove her away in her car and she later left with them in another car. Authorities say warrants will be sworn for abductors.
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Richmond
Mary Frances McClenny
Hampton Gardens
Philip Nathans
McClenny
Mary
Ancient Hungarian Nobility Tie in Portrait Wedding
Princess Mary Magdalene Windischgraetz and Count Stefan Karolyi, heirs of two ancient Hungarian noble families, wed in Sarosdadak. The ceremony featured participants and guests in traditional Magyar costumes.
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Sarosdadak
Hungary
Mary Magdalene Windischgraetz
Count Stefan Karolyi
Beware of Salary Buyers of Kentucky Warns Finn
Karl T. Finn of the Better Business Bureau warns Cincinnati residents about Kentucky salary buyers across the river. He notes Ohio’s small loan law reform shut down salary lenders there, while Kentucky firms continue to prey on railroad workers by taking a portion of earned wages, equating to extremely high annual interest rates.
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Karl T. Finn
Better Business Bureau
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Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Finn
Lindbergh Baby Named Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
America's most famous baby has been named Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr at the Morrow home in Englewood New Jersey. The infant, born June 22, is to join his parents in North Haven Maine for the summer and photographs are expected to be scarce for now.
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Englewood
N. J
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Col
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Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindy, Jr
Charles Augustus, Jr
Anne Morrow
Morrow
Col. Lindbergh
Ambassador Morrow
Charles Morrow Lindbergh
Oil Field Worker Takes Life in Logan
Charles Ewart 55 an oil field worker ended his life today by shooting himself in Logan Ohio authorities said he had been in ill health and the death is noted as a suicide in the report.
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Logan
Charles Ewart
Swanson Pleads For Treaty as Foes Fight for Delay
Miami Beach July 8. F A Trotter co pilot of the Goodyear Zeppelin, winner of the national elimination race, has another motive to win. Miss Marjorie Pylant announced their engagement and said they would wed soon. She plans to meet him in Akron to arrange the wedding. She is daughter of C B Pylant of Nashville Tennessee.
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Fla
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Goodyear Zeppelin
Marjorie Pylant
Pylant
Trotter
Akron
C. B. Pylant
Nashville, Tenn
Detroit Mayor Bowles Faces Recall Election Victory
Detroit voters will decide July 22 on recalling Mayor Charles Bowles after Judge Rob ert M. Toms lifted a restraining order and allowed the recall election to proceed. The recall committee gained party status and the court rejected petitions challenging the process.
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Charles Bowles
Richard W. Reading
Robert M. Toms
Toms
Tegan Supreme Court
Circuit
Arthur Webster
Walter B. Cary
Bowles
New York City Population in 1930 Census Released
The 1930 census puts New York City population at 6,958,782, up 1,338,744 in ten years. The Bronx reports 1,266,734, Brooklyn 2,596,154, Queens 1,082,212, with Queens showing the largest ten year gain at 130 percent.
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Queensborough
Richard Clements Civil War veteran dies at 98
Richard Clements 98, Civil War veteran of Company C 113th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, died at his McArthur Ohio home after a long illness. He saw action at Petersburg Virginia. Surviving relatives include niece Mrs Jenniearner Charleston West Virginia and grand-niece Mrs Ralph Hatcher Columbus Ohio.
Mother Jones and Rockefeller Send Birthday Cheers
On Rockefeller’s 91st birthday the aging labor foe Mother Jones sent a congratulatory message praising him as a good man. The exchange marks a rare moment of cordiality between the former adversaries amid their long public histories.
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Lorena A, Hickok
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Jones
Rockefellers
Colorado
Maryland
Senate debate on London naval treaty ends without vote
Senate opened debate urged ratification of the London naval pact with Senator Swanson arguing in its favor. The discussion shifted to the McKellar resolution demanding all papers and documents from Hoover, but after hours of debate the Senate adjourned without a vote.
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Senate
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Virginia
London
Stimson
United States
McKellar
Hoover
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Rep
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Tenn
Reed
Dawes
Barkley
Kentucky
Connolly
Texas
Interparliamentary Union
Diplomatic Review
America
Robinson
Arkansas
Moses
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Temperatures and weather table from city report
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon thunder showers forecast for Ohio Indiana and Tennessee. The table lists current temperatures and recent precipitation for cities including Montreal Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Atlanta Washington Jacs ville Duluth Omaha Denver and more with highs around the 70s to 90s and no significant rain in most spots.
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