Premier and Dawes Plan Yardstick for Navy Cuts
Washington reports that Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes will press the yardstick plan in London to measure naval strength across speed age armor and gun power. Ambassador Gibson returns to London to join talks on parity with Britain, amid notes of possible US cruiser construction changes and broader disarmament discussions.
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Charles P. Williamson
Associated Press
Washington
United States
MacDonald
Ambassador Dawes
London
Hugh 3S
Gibson
Belgium
League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Ambassador Gibson
Stimson
Dawes
Woien
Hoover
Great Britain
ONeill to Reside in France With Carlotta Monterey
Eugene ONeill and actress Carlotta Monterey plan a thirteen year residence in France. They signed a prenuptial contract before marriage and leased Chateau de Plessis near Tours. The couple will hunt on a 600 acre preserve and add a swimming pool roof garden and gymnasium after Monterey pressed for modern amenities.
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Paris
Eugene O'Neill
Carlotta Monterey
France
Chateau de Plessis
St. Antoine du Rocher
Tours
Miss Monterey
O'Neill
Countess de Bonville
Want Ad Pages Offer Complete Details and News
Readers are invited to the Want Ad pages for full details and additional news. The notice emphasizes using the Want Ad section for complete information and related items.
Hoover Seeks Defense Savings in Hoovers Mountaintop Conference
President Hoover met at his fishing lodge with Secretary Good and War Department officials to plan cuts in army costs. The group included F Trubee Davison Patrick Hurley Summerall Hodges and Interior Secretary Wilbur Akerson and Lt. Commander Boone. The talks focused on forming a general staff commission and reducing federal expenditures for tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Turner
Associated Press
Wiriter
Madison
Hoover
America
Good
War Department
F. Trubee Davison
Patrick J. Hurley
Charles P. Summerall
Col
Campbell Hodges
Wilbur
Interior Department
George Akerson
Joel T. Boone
White House
Swims Licking River Four Times Then Drowns
Harvey Cocking 22 of Covington attempted a fifth crossing of the Licking River yesterday afternoon. After reaching the middle he cried out in cramps and sank. Fire Department life-savers recovered the body about a half hour later. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. He lived with his grandfather, Robert R. Searcy.
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Licking River
Harvey Cocking
Maryland Avenue
Covington
Fifteenth Street
Cocking
Fire Department
Harry Donnelly
Robert R. Searcy
Ohio attorney general rules on corn borer auto searches
In a formal opinion Attorney General Gilbert Bettman says corn borer inspectors may stop and inspect cars leaving infected zones for corn borers with good faith and a warrant for further examination. locked compartments must be opened on orders. State agents enforce this within Ohio, while interstate searches rely on federal authority as officers patrol quarantined borders.
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Columbus. O
Gilbert Bettman
Perry L. Green
Bettman
Ohio
Secretary Stimson Has Lost His Goat
William Hamilton Bones is the goat of Secretary Stimson and Capt. Eugene A. Reigner. The goat was last reported aboard a ship leaving San Francisco after authorities refused admission due to a quarantine on goats. The animal is said to be returning to Hawaiian or Philippine haunts, with no clear destination or person in charge known.
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Washington
William Hamilton Bones
Stimson
Eugene A. Reigner
Philippines
San Francisco
Cow Drinks From Brook Sparks Cleveland Whiskey Raid
In Broadview Heights a cow that drank from a brook led Mayor Floyd C. Harris to a barn raid. A dairyman reported the cow staggered and smelled of alcohol, guiding investigators to two stills and fifty gallons of whisky. The owner fled but lights remained.
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Cleveland
Broadview Heights
Floyd C. Harris
Harris
Soldiers Deprived Of Their Battles
The War Department removes soldiers rattles from field gear after finding them too reminiscent of machine gun fire. A claxton horn will warn troops to put on gas masks, per infantry and chemical warfare chiefs.
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Washington
War Department
Infantry and
Chemical Warfare Service
Black Man Falls Through Porch Floor After Suicide Attempt
Ross Hudson, 42, a Black man in Columbus Colorado, drank ammonia, cut his throat with a razor, and leaped from a second story window. He struck head first, breaking the porch floor. Police removed him to a hospital with severe cuts and a torn right eye. Relatives offered no motive.
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Columbus, CO
Ross Hudson
Solitaire Checkers Burglar's Downfall
Obrey Draper was arrested for housebreaking after police found him playing a solitaire game of checkers alone in Leila Frail's empty house in Cleveland on June 27. Police Judge Oscar Bell released him for lack of evidence, remarking he may be drunk or crazy.
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Cleveland
Obrey Draper
Leila Frail
Oscar Bell
Dayton boy in fruit fly infection claim by physician
Bernard Koop 11 a Dayton Kentucky resident is reported by Dr Lawrence Spitzelberger to suffer filiariasis linked to Mediterranean fruit fly toxins in oranges. Blood tests examined by Dr. Fred O Flaherty of the University of Cincinnati Medical College supported the diagnosis after several tests indicated the presence of the parasite-causing agents.
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Dayton
Lad
Bernard Koop
Fifth Avenue
Wrence Spitzelberger
Spitzelberger
Fred O'Flaherty
University of Cincinnati Medical College
O'Flaherty
Endurance Flyers Extend Flight Record in St Louis Mission
In St Louis pilots Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine push their monoplane Robin beyond 353 hours aloft, nearing two weeks in the air as they resist engine failures. They compare themselves to the Spirit of St Louis while awaiting a motor tune up and note Houston’s Billion Dollar City setback.
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ST. Louis
Dale
Red" Jackson
Forest
Houston
Grehn Loomis
Joe Glass
Houston, Texas
Two Sites Narrowed for New Ohio State Office Building
The Columbus selection for a $5,000,000 state office building narrows to two proposals. One on the Scioto River east side between Broad and Town streets costs about $8 per square foot and sits near the Civic Center. The other at Third and State streets across from the State House spans 397 by 187.5 feet and is valued around $1.75 million.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State Journal
Cooper
Scioto River
Morgan-Roche
Ofice
State House
Third Street
Dispatch
State Street
Journal
Endurance flyer plane forced down after long flight
Two Houston pilots, Joe Glass and Glenn Loomis, ended a 233 hour endurance flight in the Billion Dollar City when a motor pin worked loose, damaging a cylinder and causing the engine to quit. They landed safely after the outage, with both men describing the effort as men enduring, not the ship.
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Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Remus Defense to Play Part in Snook Trial
Remus defense attorneys study the Remus sanity records as they prepare to press an insanity plea for Dr. James H. Snook. They seek more time for alienist examination, arguing a sixty day period was denied by Judge Scarlett.
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Associated Press
Columbus, CO
George Remus
Cincinnati
Imogene
James H. Snook
Dr. Snook
Snook
Henry L. Scarlett
Remus
John F. Seidel
E. O. Ricketts
Venireman
Hoover Sees France Debt Settlement Clearing Total Indebtedness
President Hoover praised France for ratifying the Mellon Berenger debt agreement and said the settlement effectively wipes out France’s wartime indebtedness to the United States. He noted the current value of payments and historical advances, stressing the settlement reflects French honor.
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Washington
Hoover
France
Estenal
Unitedates
United States
Bank of France
Lightning Strikes Barns In Ohio Storm Killing Cattle
Mrs. David Chess injured as a severe electrical storm hits Barnesville Ohio. A residence and five other buildings were struck by lightning. Six cows were killed and three large barns destroyed, with a total loss estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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Barnesville
David Chess
Dialect Atlas Plan Gives Foist New York Pronunciation Respect
A plan from the American Council of Learned Societies at Columbia University outlines a dialect atlas of the United States. It credits changes in New York and other regions to social mobility, with the New York “or” and foist pronunciation gaining prestige amid broad linguistic research and a ten year project scope.
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United States
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
American Council of Learned Societies
Columbia University
Hans Kurath
Ohio State University
East Side
Long Island
New Jersey
Hudson
Connecticut
Sound
Alfred E. Smith
Kurath
Scotland
England
Mid-West
North America
Pennsylvania
Forest Fire Spreadover Year’s Peak Men Battle Vast Blazes
Telegrams report the worst forest fire situation of the year with low humidity and hot winds across California Oregon Minnesota and Europe. In Modoc Forest near Alturas 300 men fought a blaze started July 23 that burned over 5000 acres of timber and 3000 acres of brush destroying 50000000 board feet of lumber and the Crane Creek mill buildings. California fires in San Bernardino also scorched thousands of brush in Santa Ana Canyon and Cherry Canyon destroying a ranger station barn and toolhouse. District Forester E W Tinker leads operations in Superior National Forest near Brule Lake while furnace winds drive the flames.
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California
Northwest
Minnesota
Agriculture and Weather Bureau
Europe
England
China
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Northwestern
Central
New England
Alturas
Cal
Modoc Forest
Cherry Canyon
Barker Beach
E. W. Tinker
Milwaukee
Ala
Superior National Forest
Brule Lake
Brule
Calvin Coolidge
Cincinnati Man Harolds Nason Held in Chicago Hijack Murder
A Chicago arrest report states Harold Nason, once linked to bootleg and hijacking rings, is held on murder charges tied to an attempted hijacking of a beer truck. The case recalls the March 19, 1927 Fitch murder in Reading, where Nason allegedly acted in self defense during trial.
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Harold Nason
Chicago
Emmett Kirgan
Sergt
Patrick Murphy
Nason
Windy City
Harold H
Gus” Fitch
Nathan Rosen
Nathan Blum
Hastings Avenue
Detroit
Fitch
Rosen
Cincinnati firm to mass produce new two passenger flivver
Cincinnati’s Aeronautical Corporation of America plans next month to begin mass production of a new two passenger flivver plane designed by Maj. Jean A. Roche. The aircraft supposedly delivers 32 miles per gallon of fuel and costs about 1800 dollars, with Roche serving as president of the local company.
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Cincinnati Company
Cincinnati
C. G. Dietz
Aeronautical Corporation of America
Maj. Roche
Poincare Resigns After 42 Years of Service
Paris July 27. Once President of France and five times Prime Minister, Poincare resigns ending a long career of service to his country. The historic move follows a long tenure marked by domestic and international leadership.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Doumergue
Poincare
M. Briand
France
M* Briand
Radicc
United States
Chamber of Deputies
M. Poincare
Pennypacker and 29 Others Freed After Philadelphia Meeting
Anna Pennypacker, daughter of Gov. Samuel Pennypacker, and 29 others were discharged after a hearing before Police Magistrate Ferdinand Zweie. The group had been arrested during a Workers' International Relief meeting to aid Gastonia textile strikers. Pennypacker said charges of false arrest will be pursued by the ACLU, while Police Superintendent Mills said police overstepped by halting the gathering.
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Philadelphia
Ferdinand Zweie
Anna Pennypacker
Samuel W. Pennpacker
Workers’ International Relief
Two American Women Die In Berlin Auto Crash
In Berlin on the outskirts of the city two American women were killed and a man injured when their car crashed during a motor tour in Switzerland. Mrs. Caroline Eustace of Minnesota, wife of Henry Eustace and a courier at the American Embassy, died from shock. her sister Miss Alma Sawyer died in hospital. Mr. Eustace sustained a broken nose and abrasions.
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Berlin
Caroline Eustace
Henry Eustace
Minnesota
Alma Sawyer
Mr. Eustace
Switzerland
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