Chinese Nationalists Demand Soviet Release of Prisoners
Nanking July 16 The Nationalist government replies to Soviet demands over Manchuria railways. It seeks release of Chinese prisoners in Russia and protection for nationals, while noting 15 000 Manchurian troops mobilized near the border. Chiang Kai Shek plans two-stage action and orders tightened censorship.
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Nanking
China
Russia
Manchuria
Moscow
Manchur
Chiang Kai Shek
Kogmintaing
Chinese Eastern Railway
Escaping Convict Shot Dead by Prison Guard
London Ohio July 16 A G Buzzard guard at the state prison farm was exonerated after an inquiry into the death of Ira Le Grand 33 who was shot while attempting to escape Le Grand had sprinted toward liberty a mile from the prison when he attacked Buzzard in a bushes clump near the main building and the guard fired.
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London
A. G. Buzzard
J. T. Baker
Ira le Grand
LeGrand
Pike County
Buzzard
le Grand
Firefighters Overcome In Race Street Blaze At Stegner Plant
Six firefighters were overcome battling a blaze at 1814 Race Street, home to Stegner Products. Captain James Hassett, 40, and five others were revived at General Hospital. one man remained hospitalized. Fire officials suspect crossed electrical wires as cause, with extensive inventory damage on lower floors.
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Stegner Products Company
Race Street
George Sheely
Madison Road
General Hospital
James J. Hassett
Texas Avenue
Henry Wuest
East McMillan Street
Milton Calhoun
East Front Street
Thomas Fenton
Astoria Avenue
Edward Shearwood
Marshal Chester Held
Capt
Hassett
Robert Williams
Clarence E. Stegner
Fairmount Avenue
Prohibition Enforcement Proposal Moves at Governors' Meeting
An open letter from George W. Wickersham to Governor Rooseveltwarns Governors at the Griswold Hotel conference that state prohibition enforcement acts and cooperation with federal limits could ease enforcement. He urges sharing load, restricting interstate liquor shipments, and strengthening internal police to close saloons and speakeasies.
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Roosevelt
Griswold Hotel
Qi G. W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Tom Greene Steamboat Wins Tight Ohio River Race
Photograph captures Captain Tom Greene with her skipper after Tom Greene nosed Betsy Ann to win a coveted speed cup in one of the river’s closest and most exciting races.
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Tom Greene
Betsy Ann
Ohio
New Richmond
Charles Ellsworth
Chilean ship Abtao sinks after storm off Valparaiso
Only one crewman survives the sinking of the Chilean transport Abtao off Valparaiso after a severe storm. Thirty nine others drown as vessels race to aid. the ship, built in Emden Germany in 1923, measured 212% feet and moved knots with 1 124 gross tons. Separately, James H. Caruthers of Knoxville Tenn confessed to shooting E H Abbott in Roanoke Virginia.
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Valparaiso
Chile
San Antonio
Ernst Hemsoth
Emden
Germany
Roanoke
James H. Caruthers
Knoxville
Tenn
E. H. Abbott
New York
Farm Board Opens Path to Better Prices for Farmers
The Federal Farm Board announced plans to improve prices through organized marketing facilities and cooperation with farmer groups. It will attend the American Institute of Cooperation meeting in Baton Rouge on July 29 as it builds a permanent national framework. Chairman Legge signaled cautious action while nominating James C. Stone as vice chairman and deferring decisions on its $150 million loan fund.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
American Institute of Co-operation
Baton Rouge
Legge
Hoover
James C. Stone
Lexington
Congress
Westwood Shingle House For Sale In Modern Coastal Style
A six room Westwood residence offers tile mantel and bath with hardwood floors. The listing notes reasonable rent for a stylish single family home with contemporary details.
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Westwood
Apartments for Rent in Hartwell
One three room apartment and one two room apartment with bath electric water gas and large yard available for rent in Hartwell.
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Hartwell
Room for rent in Avondale with optional meals
Large light airy room, nicely furnished available in Avondale. Rent offers optional meals and flexible arrangements for residents seeking comfort and convenience in a quiet setting.
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Avondale
Want Ad Page Quick Results telephone ad line
Classified note directs readers to place ads by phoning The Commercial Tribune at canal 6300 for quick results. Communication emphasizes telephone submission and immediate exposure. The brief item reflects the paper’s advertising routine and contact details.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Poincare Wins Debt Bill Battle in Chamber
Paris July 16 Premier Paincare secures ratification of the Mellon Berenger debt settlement after two Chamber votes. Foreign Minister Briand earns praise for steering opposition toward surrender as government defeats a motion to postpone ratification. Vote tallies reach 304 to 239 amid confidence questions.
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Paris
Premier Paincare
Chamber of Deputies
M. Poincare
Briand
M. Briand
Louis Dubois
Poincare
Reparations Commission
Louis Marin
Charles Reibel
M. Franklin Bouillon
This Mercenary Age Fourteen City Horses Sold to Zoo
A Cincinnati report describes fourteen horses and mules used by the city's waste department being replaced by tractors. The city agrees to sell the animals to the zoo for five dollars each as a final act of service.
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Cincinnati
City Waste Collection Department
Cop Delays Doctor Fined for Sarcasm in Court
In Chicago on July 16, Dr. Val Freeman said the motor cycle officer Franklin Martyn halted him while rushing to a patient who died the day after. Judge Albert George fined the doctor $25 for sarcasm after Freeman testified Martyn delayed him twenty five minutes.
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Chicago
Val Freeman
Albert George
Freeman
Franklin Martyn
Martyn
Dr. Freeman
George
These Chicago Cops Don't Know Their Hops
Chicago officers encounter a group of thirsty women who visit Hyde Park Police Station asking for beer after a fish feast. The officer redirects them to a closed bar on Sixty third street, leaving the party disappointed and bidding farewell.
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Chicago
Hyde Park
Charles Fratton
Bandit Spreads Tacks To Halt His Victims
Alfred Sutliff, sought by Toledo police for a tire puncture bandit case, is under arrest in Lansing Michigan. He faces a $2,500 bond jump charge and detectives traveled there to return him to Toledo.
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Toledo
Alfred Sutliff
Lansing
Mich
Dog Versus Rail Car Race Leaves Driver Harmed
Millard F. Peters of Laurel Indiana sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in U S District Court seeking 75000 damages after a dog allegedly raced a gasoline motor car on a Hamilton Ohio track. Peters claims severe injuries from the crash include brain injury and spinal damage.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
United States District Court
Millard F. Peters
Laurel
Ind
B. & O. Company
Granville Adams
Adams
Peters
Freedom of Press Vigorously Upheld By War Secretary
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker defended the Cleveland Press in contempt charges against editor Louis B. Seltzer and editor at large Carlton K. Matson. He argued against strict contempt law use and said the public has a right to critique officials. The case arose after Judge Walther banned the race track contribution betting scheme and Sheriff Hanratty ignored the injunction, leading to arrests and a canceled meet.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland Press
Baker
Common Pleas
Frederick P. Walther
Louis B. Seltzer
The
Press
Carlton K. Matson
John G. Meilink
Joseph Finister
Justice of the Peace
Walther
Stillman Yacht Wenonah Burns In Harbor Blast
The Wenonah, James A. Stillman’s luxury yacht, burned to the waterline in Hempstead Harbor after an explosion. One crew member, Charles Knutson, is believed dead and nine crew members escaped in launches. William Uhle is injured. The vessel, built in 1920 and renamed by Stillman, was valued above a quarter million.
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Stillman
Glen Cove
N. Y
James A. Stillman
Wenonah
Hempstead Harbor
Togray
New York
Charles Knutson
William Uhle
Newport
R. L
Uhle
Edward Wahwert
Stiman
Dawes Shocks London At Lunch With Fiery Plea
Ambassador Charles Gates Dawes electrified a London luncheon at Vintners Hall with a forceful call for a full friendship pact between the United States and Britain. He rapped the table, praised English sacrifice, and vowed to use his own methods to advance Anglo American trust.
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Dawes
London
New York World News Service
Charles Gates Dawes
Washington
Senate
Vintners
Travel Association of
Great Britain and Ireland
Evening Standard
General Dawes
Trafalgar Square
Ambassador Erafed
Longworths View River Race From Their Estate
Thousands lined the river banks yesterday for the Tom Greene and the Isy Ann race. Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth watched from their Grandin road estate, enjoying a commanding view and following the start of the race for miles.
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Tom Greene
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
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President Hoover
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