Huston Quiets Foes' Clamor For Resignation
Washington July 10 A tense meeting of Republican National Committee officers failed to force Claudius Huston from the chair as he promised to discuss his future after the Senate adjourns. Newsmen pressed Huston who denied resigning or being pressured to quit and warned reporters to temper speculation.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Senate
Huston
Daniel E. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Joseph R. Nutt
Ohio
James Francis Burke
Hoover
White House
Ge Res
Executive Committee
National Committee
Forty Seventh Year Victim Falls to Chicago Racketeers
The Chicago underworld claims its forty seventh victim of the year as Thomas Bonner is gunned down in his own living room. Police say the killer is known and will be captured, amid tangled links to past heists and liquor theft on a $200,000 hijacking.
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Chicago
Thomas Bonner
Evergreen Park
Bonner
Charles
Cleaver
Roma Inn
Alfred Lingle
Tribune
California
Red” Forsythe
Forsythe
Lingle
Los Angeles
Pat Roche
State Attorney's Office
Russia executes own kidnapers in Koutiepoff case
Paris dispatch reports the Soviet G P U ordered the execution of all Russian agents involved in the abduction of Gen. Koutiepoff. The men allegedly over dosed him with chloroform in a taxi, killing him as they sought to extract secrets from the white Russian leader in Europe. Bourtaert, a former revolutionist living in Paris, provided information prompting the executions.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Koutiepoff
Europe
Moscow
Bourtaert
France
Ko Iepoff
Three arrested in Springfield jewelry theft probe
Dayton report states three men from Snyderville Toledo and Fran Cormick were arrested in Springfield in connection with a Tuesday jewelry theft case. Police say Edward Jones 27 and others are being held for questioning as investigators outline the events and alleged suspects.
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Dayton
Once Haaé
Snyderville
Edward Jones
Toledo
Fran Cormick
Cvon
Springfield
Peitedne Bery
The
Weventetie Te
Police arrest two on charges of kidnapping
Richmond Virginia July 10 police and private detectives search for Harry Dickinson a Richmond garage man charged with secreting Mary Frances McClenny a twenty year old Richmond society girl who disappeared July 1 Arrests followed of his brother N H Dickinson and Johnnie Leadbetter ages 20 charged as accessories in the disappearance Warrants issued by Dr D C McCleany the missing girl's father Leadbetter released on 3500 bond for July 18 court appearance Dickinson held in jail
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Richmond
Harry Dickinson
Mary Frances McClenny
N. H. Dickinson
Johnnie Leadbetter
D. Dc
MccCleany
McCleany
McClenny
Dickinson
Leadbetter
Five Kansas City Men Die in Plane Crash Near Aransas Pass
Five Kansas City men on a Gulf fishing trip perished when their aircraft exploded and crashed near Aransas Pass Texas. The dead include Boyle Murat 48 president of the Missouri Bar Association Watson Raymond 89 attorney and son of I N Watson Delan qo R J 47 builder and former Republican City Committee chairman Lynn Eugene expert accountant and City official Gabbert Gene transport pilot for Dr W M Cross who lent the plane. Witnesses said the plane fell after a lightning strike while flying high.
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Aransas Pass
Tex
Kansas City
Gulf of Mexico
Boyle
Murat
Missouri Bar Association
Watson
Raymond
I. N. Watson
Delan QO
R. J
Republican City Committee
Lynn
Eugene
City
Gabbert
Gene
W. M. Cross
Pilot and Woman Rescued From Amphibian Plane on Lake Michigan
A pilot and an unidentified young woman were rescued by coast guards after their amphibian plane drifted off shore in Lake Michigan three miles from the coast. The incident occurred last night and no injuries are reported.
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Chicago
Coast Guards
Lake Michigan
Byrd Heads Home After Antarctic Expedition Stopovers
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and a party of his expedition members depart from the Antarctic field for visits to home cities. They travel via a scheduled route toward Chicago and St. Louis as part of their post voyage itinerary.
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New York World News Service
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Chicago
St. Louis
Youth’s Body Found Near Zion Park Crest
The body of Eugene Cafferata nineteen year old from St Louis was found in Zion National Park late today. He had been missing since Tuesday afternoon and was located in a crevice about 100 feet from the top of Lady Mountain.
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Zion National Park
Eugene Cafferata
St. Louis
Lady Mountain
Elevator motor crashes in construction shaft kills worker
In New York on July 10 a five ton elevator motor falling twenty eight stories crushed John Haney 36 to death and injured Jeremiah Troy John Roulson and three other men as it dropped from the twenty-ninth floor through a shaft. Workmen were moving the motor to a higher floor when it slipped from its sling.
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New York
Seventh Avenue
John Haney
Jeremiah Troy
John Roulson
Labor Candidate Wins North Norfolk Seat in By Election
In Aylsham Norfolk England July 10 labor held North Norfolk by a greatly reduced majority of 179 votes electing Lady Novel Buxton over Conservative T A Cook.
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Aylsham
Norfolk
England
Labor
North
Novel Buxton
T. A. Cook
Judge Rules On Padlock Injunction In Carlisle Avenue Case
Judge Stanley Struble stayed a temporary padlock order on 551 Carlisle Avenue after city lawyers sought a liquor law injunction. The case against John and Alberta Hyde and tenants cites five raids. Struble will hear the merits Tuesday and urged caution in using injunctions.
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Struble
Stanley Struble
Common Pleas Court
Carlisle Avenue
John J. O'Donnell
Ing
John
Alberta Hyde
Thomas Williams
Violet Williams
Thomas
Prather
Hattie Howard
A. Lee Beaty
The
Hydes
Zeppelin Makes Flight Over Hammerfest
Graf Zeppelin flew over Hammerfest in perfect weather. A mail bag was dropped as the airship headed toward the North Cape.
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Zeppelin
Hammerfesest
Norway
Graf Zeppelin
Hammerfest
North Cape
Confidence men swindle Chicago man of 27000 in St Louis deal
Peter Dunphy a Chicago streetcar motorman turned real estate owner travels with wife to St Louis to finalize a sale mocked as a Henry Doherty Company sub way project. A third party joins the scheme at a hotel dining room and the Dunphys are left penniless in Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Peter Dunphy
North Francisco Avenue
Peter
Cincinnati
Mary Dunphy
St. Louis
Sergt. Cameron
Genter and Schwab
Dunphy
J. C. Lindsay
Henry Doherty Company
Lindsay
Mrs. Dunphy
Localized tremor shakes Marion homes in brief quake
A slight earthquake rattled houses in Marion Colorado on July 10 around 6 15 pm local time. The tremor lasted only a few seconds and caused no damage with reports of shaking furniture and rattling dishes. Telephones indicate the quake was confined to the city.
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Marion, CO
Seismic Shocks Likely Local Ore Faults In Ohio
The Marion earth disturbance noted in Cleveland was described by Rev. Father F. L. Odenbach of John Carroll University as a common Ohio occurrence. He explained the shocks are not recorded on the seismograph and may be caused by slate falls in mines or rock shifts beneath the surface, often during warm weather as rocks cool.
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Cleveland
Marion
F. L. Odenbach
John Carroll University
Ohio
Court Dismisses Damage Suit Against Pantages
In Los Angeles on July 9 a $500,000 damage suit by Nicholas Duncan against theater magnate Alexander Pantages was dismissed in Superior Court. Duncan’s attorney S. S. Hahn declined to comment as the defense argued Duncan and Eunice Pringle plotted to blackmail the showman who was convicted and awaiting appeal on $100,000 bond. The suit stemmed from Pantages’ alleged statement that Duncan was the mastermind in a conspiracy.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Nicholas Duncay
Eunice Pringle
Duncav
S. S. Hahn
Pantages
Duncan
Broke Dad Carries His Baby to Morgue in Milwaukee
Gasparo Muccio walked through crowds in Milwaukee on July 10 carrying his infant son wrapped in a faded blue blanket. He moved with tears and bowed grief into the morgue, then left the building with the infant’s body left behind.
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Milwaukee
Gasparo Muccio
Pinchot Considers Independent Governor Bid After Ballot Challenge
Milford Pennsylvania July 10 Gifford Pinchot says he may run on an independent ticket if the Luzerne County ballot dispute keeps him off the Republican ticket. He vows to pre empt a state wide and district level ticket and offers places to candidates if necessary. The case hinges on perforated ballots deemed legal by a court and could shift the GOP nomination.
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Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Atterbury
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Republican National
Pennsylvania
Francis Shunk Brown
Luzerne County
Luzerne
Brown
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lugerne
Veteran under knife in Mass General operation
Lowell report says Gen Adelbert Ames 94 oldest living West Point graduate and Civil War officer underwent a second operation in seven weeks at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. He showed notable energy after the procedure.
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Lowell
Mass
Adelbert Ames
West Point
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Central Trust Commends Cincinnati Newspapers for Bank Revival Coverage
The Central Trust Company Board of Directors commends Cincinnati newspapers for their cooperation in the Brotherhood National Bank sale and its assets transfer. The resolution credits editorials and publicity for boosting depositor confidence and facilitating the Brotherhood Bank's reopening as a Central Trust branch.
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood National Bank
Central Trust Company
The
Charles W. Dupuis
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks’ National Bank
Said
National Bank
Brotherhood
Death Toll Rises in German Mine Disaster at Wenceslaus
In Neuorde Germany July 10 a gas explosion at the Wenceslaus coal mine triggers a massive rescue. Ninety-two dead recovered. ninety-two more feared trapped as lethal gas fills shafts. An eyewitness recalls hearing normal operations while people perished unseen and gas surveys misled engineers.
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Neurode
Germany
Wenceslaus
Silesian
U S Gunboats Use Against Chinese Bands
U S, British, and Japanese warships patrol the Yangtse from Kiukiang to Ichang to deter bandits plundering river towns and threatening missionaries and foreigners. Consuls urge evacuations as Shasi ports above Hankow face danger.
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Shanghai
America
Great Britain
Japan
Yangtse
Kiukiang
Ichang
Shasi
Hankow
Buckeye Fishing Club raid nets 2500 beer bottles seized
Federal agents in Columbus Ohio seized 2500 bottles of alleged beer at the Buckeye Fishing Club. Members William Kalb and William Emmelhainze posted bonds of 1020 dollars each on a dry law violation charge.
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Columbus, CO
Buckeye
William Kalb
William Emmelhainze
England Sets Extra 500000 for Reforestation Drive
Washington dispatch reports England has allocated 500000 more dollars this year for reforestation. The program begun five years ago planned total spending of 27500000 over ten years.
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Washington
England
Man Electrocuted Fence Scheme Locks Man Behind Bars
John Kulczak built a yard fence and wired it to his home circuit as a self declared isolation measure. Neighbors reported illegal use of current and danger to anyone touching the wet grass near the fence. He said he sought solitude from children and pets on his property.
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Chicago
John Kulczak
Torrid Wave Grips Midwest Cities in Heat Wave
A scorching heat wave grips the Midwest with 100 deg or hotter conditions across more than a dozen states. Illinois sees severe storms causing line damage and grain losses while Kansas farmers harvest by moonlight. The St Louis area reports deaths and prostrations. Miles City hits 108 in Montana. Ohio Indiana Tennessee Kentucky reach around 100.
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Chicago
Middle West
Central Plains
Illinois
Kansas
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Council Bluffs
Fla
Montana
Miles City
Arizona
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia Crop Loss Estimated at Million
Charleston. West Virginia crop damage from extended drought and heat is estimated at one million dollars as of today. The projection, reported by John, reflects widespread impact across farming areas in the state.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
John
Bender Plans Senate Run to Oppose Prohibition Amendment
State Senator George H. Bender announced he will oppose the Eighteenth Amendment in his bid for the Republican nomination in the Twenty-first District. He denounces the Anti Saloon League as a dangerous foe to constitutional government and supports amending the Constitution to allow a convinced majority to enact further amendments.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
Anti- Saloon League
Congress
Twenty-first
F. L. Dustman
Anti-Saloon League
Bender
League
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
New Jersey
Morrow
Sky stuntman survives Roosevelt Field parachute ordeal
Jack Charleson 26 of Mineola barely escaped death when a Great Lakes trainer plane spun out of control at Roosevelt Field. He freed himself from the cockpit at a thousand feet, deployed his parachute, and landed in a potato patch as the wreckage crashed nearby. He was taken to Nassau Hospital for observation with no serious injuries reported.
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New York World News Service
New York
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Jack Charleson
Mineola
Sky
Great Lakes
L.S. Hatzfeld
Taedhantes
Hatzfeld
Charleson
Charle
Earth
Nassau Hospital
Modified McKellar Edict Vote Advances Amid Definite Opposition
Four Democrats oppose action as not definite while Senator Robinson backs an amendment. The measure passes 38 to 17 with the provision that it must be harmless to the public interest.
Senate approves modified McKellar resolution on naval treaty papers
After three days of debate the Senate adopted a modified McKellar resolution by 53 to 4 urging President Hoover to transmit all correspondence on the London naval treaty. The measure allows the President to withhold papers deemed confidential and signals possible further debate on the treaty amid partisan splits.
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Washington
Senate
McKellar
Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
Rep
London
Copeland
Dem
N. X.D
Pac
Hale
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Naval Committee
Robinson
Ind
Arkansas
Black
Alabama
New York
George and
Harris
Georgia
George
Tenn
Temperature forecast across states with scattered storms
Partly cloudy conditions and local thundershowers are expected Friday across Ohio and Kentucky with warmer temperatures in eastern areas. Tennessee and West Virginia show similar trends of warmth and possible storms. A long list of city temperatures and precipitation is provided, including Cleveland 76 78 and Chicago 70 71 with varying rain totals.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Lake Michigan
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Gelat
Ther
Itam
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