Copper Export Trust Plans World Market Domination
A New York World News Service report says a Copper Export Association, backed by 90 percent of U S copper producers and major foreign miners, seeks to fix world prices and raise U S consumer costs. The Webb Pomerene act allows export trusts but FTC scrutiny delays launch, with August 1 target floated.
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New “Export Corporation
U. S
New York World News Service
Washington
America
Great Briton
Germany
Chile
Japan
Mexco
Copper Export Association
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
London
Webb-Pomerone
Liverpool
Treasury
Coolidge
Dr. F. Kelly
Anaconda Copper Company
A. C. Brownell
As Iation
Classified Ads for Sunday Notice
Classified ads for Sunday may be telephoned up to 8 P.M. Saturday. Phone ANAL 6300 to place your ad or mail to The Commercial Tribune Office 410 Commercial Square between Fifth and Sixth Streets off Broadway, or request a representative call at your office.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Broadway
Bridge beating raises divorce case in Chicago
Bridge fans praised George Moore for a chastising move after Hazel Moore failed a first round bid, but Judge Steffen granted Hazel a divorce. The court awarded custody of their nineteen month old son and a ten thousand dollar property settlement.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
George Moore
Hazel
Steffen
Fire destroys four story building on East Second Street
A $40,000 blaze swept the Cincinnati Waste Paper Company building at 8 10 12 East Second Street. Firemen battled flames four stories high as residents watched from Suspension Bridge and Front Street. Aged Sophia Kayata was rescued from Vine Street. two firefighters were injured. total losses tallied at 40,000 with 10,000 contents, 25,000 building, 5,000 other damage.
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East Second Street
Cincinnati Waste Paper Company
Kentucky
Ohio River
Front Street
Vine
Walnut
Vine Street
Sophia Kayata
General Hospital
Walter Isekerk
Franks
Houston
Arata
Union Gas and Electric Company
H. B. Blusberg
Edgehill Avenue
Indictment Sought Over Coney Island Gambling Probe
A Hamilton County Grand Jury was given a special charge by Judge Thomas H Darby amid a county wide probe into gambling possibly tied to pari mutuel betting at Coney Island race track opening next week. Prosecutor Bell emphasized handbook gambling and potential court action if betting resumes at the Island track.
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Coney Island
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Thomas H.darby
Darby
Bell
Crabbe
Columbus
Citizens Assatt Gambling
Ottaches
Ohio
Demise of Burnet House Marked by Historic Pageant
Open house marked the Burnet House’s demise, a 75 year old hotel at Third and Vine, with a demolition program. Historic figures in costume descended the grand staircase while Mayor Seasongood and Mrs. Earl McRea Galbraith watched. The event featured John D. Sage breaking the first marble piece, highlighting progress over sentiment.
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Third and
Vine Streets
Middle West
Queen City
Galt House
Louisville
Boston
John D. Sage
Union Central Life ™ Insurance Company
Seasongood
Earl McRea Galbraith
Jacob Burnet
Sage
Gen. Sherman
Henry Clay
Breckenridge
Jenny Lind
Louis Kossuth
Austin Patriot
Emer
John McCullough
Merghall Mayall
Sarah Bernhardt
Prince of Wales
Gen. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Mumford Platt
Flying ants crowd Milan streets during July invasion
Street traffic in Milan was seriously impeded by an invasion of flying ants filling the air. The insects swarmed during a breeding flight and dropped to earth, with a similar 1887 Breslau invasion noted in the report.
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Milan
Breslau
McPherson Kidnapping Case Triggers Dual Response
Aimee Semple McPherson struck back at her attackers with religious and legal rebuttals after five witnesses testified at the grand jury investigation. Angelus Temple reported high turnout at a revival and converts at the altar. An affidavit about a blue sedan drew scrutiny as journalists questioned its accuracy amid the case. Kenneth Ormiston remained a figure in flux as the grand jury prep resumes.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Angelus Temple
Hell
Minnie Kennedy
Ormiston
Kenneth Ormiston
Arthur Keetch
Grand Jury
New York Harbor Rum Runner Ring Under Probe
Testimony in the Dwyer liquor ring trial portrays New York harbor as a rum runners' haven. John B. Weishaar claims a Coast Guard bribery scheme tied to a Washington boss who could move officers. He describes payments up to 600 dollars per trip and an appointment as a warrant officer before a pardon.
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New York
New York Harbor
Dwyer
William V. Dwyer
Coast Guards
Washington
John B. Weishaar
Coast Guard
Cape May
Wei
Portsmouth Naval
Prohibition
Ten Men Beat Factory Owners in New York Garment Strike
Three Leibowitz brothers and two assailants are involved as ten men raid a New York garment factory during a strike. Herman Leibowitz is thrown through a plate glass window and required fifteen stitches after the attack. Detectives arrest Bera Rosenbloom and Irving Ike amid the crowd.
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New York World News Service
New York
Rkers
Herman
Isadore
Benjamin Leibowitz
Herman Leibowitz
Leibowitz
Bera Rosenbloom
Irving Ike
Two Bills Find Moonshine Jugs While Scythes Break Rocks
William Bingle and William Baker, village workers, while clearing weeds at Markham's Creek in Cleves, strike rocks with their scythes and uncover three moonshine jugs buried in grass. The discovery prompts the mayor to note the bootlegger cache and the village will stay vigilant.
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Cleves
William Bingle
William Baker
Markham’s Creek
Baker
Bingle
Mayort Gwaltney
Mqnor
Coolidge Receives Al Smith at Camp With Formal Visit
Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Mrs. Smith visited White Pine Camp the summer White House to pay respects and extend a state invitation to the Adirondacks to President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge. They arrived in Coolidge’s car from Paul Smiths Hotel four miles away, escorted by a captain.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Albany
Coolidge
Indict 44 More In Chicago Vote Fraud Scandal
A Chicago grand jury added forty four election judges and clerks to a growing list charged with conspiracy and false counting in the Cook County primary. Names include State Representative William Paselli and Senator Harry Hockstein. Bail set between 1500 and 2000 dollars per person.
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Chicago
Cook County
William Paselli
Harry Hockstein
Deneen
Whiskers Said to Foreshadow Fashion in Ancient Times
London report notes Prof. A. M. Low claims prehistoric people wore whiskers to act as a natural filter when drinking from streams. The facial hair supposedly emerged as a fashion and served to stop fish from slipping down the throat during drinking.
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London
Thaere
A. M. Low
Tornado Hits Northwest near Ashland Kills Three
Ashland Wisconsin July 16 Three persons are known dead and several injured after a tornado struck near Ashland and Upson. A road patroller found many hurt as doctors rushed to the scene. The storm brought hail rain and lightning with damage extending from Chisholm Minnesota to near Duluth. The dead include Mabel Johnson 13 Julia Johnson 23 and Irwin Anderson 12. Otto Johnson and his wife were seriously injured. Charles Willis suffered a broken leg. In Des Moines Lena Madsen Phillips was elected president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women.
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Ashland
Wis
Here
Upson
Chisholm
Minn
Iron Range
Ashland Junnction
Ace Superior
Duluth
Mabel Johnson
Julia Johnson
Mabel
Irwin Anderson
Otto Johnson
Charles Willis
Des Moines
Lena Madsen Phillips
New York City
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Wine Served at Luncheon for Andrews in London
London papers note wine was served at a luncheon hosted by interdepartmental British officials for Gen Lincoln C Andrews and his aides, who are in London to discuss reducing rum running. Andrews says no one drank wine despite options, to avoid unfavorable publicity.
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Andrews
Aids
London
John Ll. Balderston
New York World News Service
Lincoln C. Andrews
Prisoner Testifies of Beating by County Superintendent
In Armerle North Carolina July 16 testimony was heard in a case against Nevin C Crawford former County Superintendent of Convicts. Carl Leak a sick prisoner testified Crawford ordered John Quincy to sit in a ring and whip him with a stick until exhausted and then Crawford himself lashed the man.
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Armerle
N. C
Nevin C. Crawford
Carl Leak
Crawford
James Howell
James Terry
John Quincy
Leah
Quincy
Assassination of Canton Editor Sparks Fear and Probe
Canton Ohio July 16. Dean R Mellett editor of the Canton News is shot dead in his garage amid threats against his life. Authorities from federal to local pursue leads, with an $11 000 reward and possible federal involvement. The case centers on crime and underworld influence with neighbors spotting a touring car with Pennsylvania plates nearby.
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Canton
Dean R. Mellett
Crusader
Mellett
Canton News
U. S
Quest
Justice
A. E. Bernsteen
United States
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Hid
Catton
Bernstein
H. H. Timken
Fugis
J. Frank Kahler
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Ohio
Hubert C. Pontius
James M. Cox
Atlanta
Harry Turner
Harry Bouklias
Eir
Canton Police Department
A. Lengel
Cantor News
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