Seasongood attacks regulars in Cincinnati primary curry
Mayor Seasongood denounces the regular Republican machine and vows a hard fight on August 14. He cites alleged fraud, political corruption, and election misconduct while urging Citizens Republicans to mobilize 1500 watchers and challengers to ensure a fair vote in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Citizens Republican
Seasongood
Citizens
Linton
Russell Wilson
Sanford Headley
L. Co. Fillmore
Helen Peters Wallace
Robert Heuck
Samuel Ach
Victor Heintz
Citizens Committee
Capt. Heintz
Headley
Northing
Board of Elections
Myers
McGrath
Allen
Ellis
Crane
Julian
Election Board
Board of Election
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Mayor Walker Demonstrates Courtesy After Public Kiss
In San Francisco Miss Elinore Sokal kissed New York Mayor Jimmy Walker in the Hotel St Francis lobby during a Downtown Association luncheon. The Mayor, surprised at first, recovered quickly and replied he would be present daily at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
San Francisco
Mayor Walker
New York
Los Angeles
Hotel St. Francis
Downtown Association
Elinore Sokal
Body of Loewenstein Found Aboard Afloat Over English Channel
The body of Capt. Alfred Loewenstein, missing Belgian financier, was found ten miles off Cape Gris-Nez. The death is under inquiry to determine whether it was accidental or a suicide after an exit door forced open during a cross-channel flight on July 4. The discovery ends rumors he staged his disappearance and will allow settlement of his vast estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Alfred Loewenstein
Loeweinstein
English Channel
Cape Gris-Nez
Jean Marie Beaugrand
Boulogne
555
Loewenstein
Rue de la Science
Brussels
Boulfroy
Calais
Leon Vancent
Europe
Mexico’s Fate As Obregon Loyalists Dominate Congress
Mexico watches as a congress largely supportive of late President elect Obregon prepares to meet July 30 amid a nine day national mourning for Obregon. A funeral train carries his body to Sonora while police probe plots tied to religious leaders and the League for the Defense of Religious Liberty. Arrests, suspicions target Obregon supporters and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Friends of Obregon
Mexico City
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Obregon
Tomas A.robinson
Obregon Ista
Paris Editors May Fight Duel
Paris reporters may duel with Italian editors after The Paris Matin mocked the Polar expedition of Gen. Nobile. The Brillante and The Impero threaten a team-wide challenge. Matin editor, a WWI medalist, will decide tomorrow.
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Paris
New York World News Service
Dumas
Paris Matin
Gen. Nobile
Matin
The
Brillante
Impero
N. Y
World News Service
N.Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Wife Accuses Lover in Bomb Blast That Killed Husband
Vernon Plager 32. radiotrician killed when his car bomb exploded as he started the auto in Rockford Illinois. Paul Reed 30, a draftsman, named by Plager before his death as the culprit surrendered. Mrs. Plager 22, his wife, is jailed and accused Reed. Police note Reed and Mrs. Plager fled to Southern Illinois months earlier. A wire led to the bomb from the starter button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Iil
Vernon Plager
Paul Reed
Reed
Obregon
Here
Plager
Two Marine Flyers Die as Plane Crashes at Mather Field
Corp. Leon W. Bryant of Boston and Private Earl D. Shute of Seattle were killed when their Marine Corps aircraft caught fire and plunged to the ground near Mather Field Sacramento. The men had been in the area for battle maneuvers after being sent from San Diego. Fire cause undetermined and both families notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Corp
Leon W. Bryant
Boston
Mass
Earl D. Shute
Seattle
Ash
United States Marine Corps
Mather Field
San Diego
Bryant
Ww. E. Bryant
Billerica
Schute
Pearl Friar
Dayton man pleads manslaughter in baby death case
Edward Linden, who killed his infant daughter by cutting her out and seriously wounded his wife on May 23, pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Robert Patterson. He received a life sentence at the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton,o
Edward Linden
Robert ©. Patterson
State Penitentiary
Workman Blown From Building Top To Death In Gale
Chicago reports a 64 mile an hour wind storm causing one man to fall from a roof to his death and another to be electrocuted by a downed high tension wire. The same weather system brought deadly heat in Cincinnati and flames across Illinois with crops and property ruined.
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Chicago
Illinois
Hammond
Ind
Tragic auto crash and drownings claimed two youths
Charles F. Waltz 52, executive secretary of the Associated Building Industries, died after his car plunged into a construction pit near Dolgeville New York. Orville Wilson 18, of Fairfax, died in the Little Miami River likely from cramps after a river dip with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Building Industries
Dolgeville
N. Y
Charles F. Waltz
Fairfield Avenue
New York
Waltz
James
Mr. Waltz
Dolgeville Hospital
Orville Wilson
Fairfax
Mariemont
J. W. Thomas
Woosterpike
James Sheppard
Little Miami
Wilson
Roy Wilson
Ralph Kinney
Newtown
James A. Thomas
Whetsel Avenue
Dame Terry Sinks Slowly and Recognizes Children
London July 19 Dame Ellen Terry famed British actress critically ill at her Kent home sinking slowly tonight after a fair night and weakness this morning She was able to recognize her devoted son Edward Gordon Craig and daughter Edith only in occasional moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ellen Terry
Kent
Edith
Edward Gordon Craig
Muskegon firm Austin Machinery placed in receivership
Detroit July 19 The Austin Machinery Corporation of Muskegon Michigan manufacturers of building machinery went into receivership in Federal Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Austin Machinery Corporation of
Muskegon, Mich
Britain and Dominions Accept Revised War Renunciation Treaty
London and five commonwealth members including Canada Australia South Africa New Zealand and India announced acceptance of the revised American draft. Canada’s 50 word message from Ottawa says it cordially accepts and will participate in signature. Britain notes it does not prejudice self defense and freedom of action in vital areas.
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Washington
London
British Commonwealth
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
India
State Department
Ottawa
W. L. Mackenzie King
League of Nations
Locarno
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Amelia Earhart Feted in Chicago Return
Amelia Earhart arrives in Chicago with crew Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon to a crowd at the railroad station. She visits Hyde Park High School scenes and attends a welcome at City Hall before a series of luncheons and dinners in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amelia Earhart
Hyde Park High School
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Miss Earhart
William Hale Thompson
Hyde Park
Killer Executed after Insured Murder in Sing Sing
Ossining New York July 19 Joseph Lefkowitz of New York City was electrocuted at Sing Sing for the January murder of Benjamin Goldstein who had a life insurance policy worth eighty thousand dollars. Goldstein, 22, was drowned in Gravesend Bay after being pushed from a boat by Irving Rubenzahl directed by Lefkowitz. Rubenzahl is serving twenty years to life at Sing Sing.
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William R. Lipman
New York World News Service
New York
Wife
Arthur Richman
Park Avenue
Gilbert Miller
Broadway
Richman
Miller
Madeleine Marshall Richman
Ossining
N. Y
Joseph Lefkowitz
New York City
Sing Sing Prison
Rejamin Goldstein
Lefkowitz
Goldstein
Gravesend Bay
Irving Rubenzahl
Rubinzahl
Sing Sing
Prison Breakout Ends in Double Killing at Bronx Jail
John McCabe, 25, a Bronx County jail prisoner, seized 100 inmates, killed keeper Morris Broderson and keeper Dan Horgan, then fatally shot himself after failing to open a door to the fire escape. Undersheriff ONeill cited short staffing and heat as factors. McCabe had been indicted for a prior plumbing-shop holdup and faced life under Baumes laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx County
Bronx County Court
Bronx Borough
John McCabe
McCabe
Morris Broderson
Dan Horgan
Horgan
O’neil
Broderson
Court injunction bars Southern Cross pilots
In Sydney on July 19 the court issued an injunction restraining Captains Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm from further use of the trans Pacific plane Southern Cross. The order was sought by partners claiming a share of profits until court division of profits is determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles Ulm
Southern Cross
Tragic Baby Killed When Box Cradle Is Stone Thrown
Bronson Michigan July 19 A 19 year old Ward Wessel killed a three day old infant left at the farm home of its unwed 18 year old mother Marie Bloom by hurling a large stone into the improvised cradle thinking the box contained a snake. Police probe continues as the motive and birth secrecy are reviewed with the Bloom family and Miss Helen Signiski present.
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Bronson
Mich
Ward Wessel
John Bloom
Wessel
Helen Signiski
Marie Bloom
Bloom
Wesse
Republicans Plan $3 Million Campaign Drive for Hoover
An anti Smith, pro prohibition Democratic group forms in Asheville to fund a Southern campaign for Herbert Hoover. The plan calls for an executive committee with a male and female from each target state and may establish headquarters in Richmond. The statement attacks Smith, cites four reasons for opposing him, and argues against party unity to prevent wet Republican influence.
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Asheville
N. C
South
Herbert Hoover
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Richmond
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. A. Barton
Atlanta
Alfred E. Smith
National Democratic
John J. Raskob
Houston
United States
Alton B. Parker
Gov. Smith
$3,000,000 Planned for GOP Presidential Drive
Jeremiah Milbank named Eastern Treasurer to organize fundraising in New York City. J R Nutt of the RNC says at least $3,000,000 will be used in the GOP drive for the Presidency with funds and expenses to be publicly recorded. Mrs Alvin T Hert assists to plan Eastern Committee women meeting with Ellis A Yost of West Virginia present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeremiah Milbank
New York
J. R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Milbank
New York City
New York State
Upo
Nutt
Alvin T. Hert
National Committee
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Gang Ioally
G.O.P
Jimmy
James J. Walker
OEA
Atala
Calles
el Universal Grafico
League For the Defense of Religious Liberty
League
Gen. Obregon
Zertuche
Marine Corps
Ilinois City
Toledo
General Hospital
Anna Ritter
Colerain Avenue
College Hill
Hopple Street
Forest Wade
Hopkins Street
William Greenbecker
Race Street
John Murphy
State Avenue
Mack Hecht
Lenox Place
Wade
Q Billiard Parlor
Vine Street
Greenbecker
Murphy
Thirteenth
Sycamore
Hecht
Sixth
Weather Bureau
C.F. Waltz
Ipf Crean
East
Little Miami River
Terry
Mrs. Richman
Madeleine Marshall
Mr. Richman
Bert Miller
OIX
England
Commonwealth
Aus
Tralia
Dominion
Hoover
New Yorker
Tammany
Raskob
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