Settlement ends Mexico Catholic controversy
President Portes Gil announced a settlement between the Roman Catholic Church and Mexico at the presidential palace. The agreement lets the hierarchy designate priests for registration under Mexican law and allows church based religious instruction while schools remain restricted. Priests are to resume services soon as bishops and archbishops guide the church.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Portes Gil
Gil
Ford party spared as flashlight bomb explodes on pier
On the Cunard liner Berengaria pier in New York a bottle of flash powder exploded, injuring nine bystanders. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford narrowly avoided harm while greeting the ship's passengers. photographers nearby were pierced by glass splinters from the blast.
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Edsel
Latter
Berengaria’s
New York World News Service
New York
Henry Ford
Cunard
Berengaria
Berengarias
Europe
Edsel Ford
Henry II
Benson
Ford
John Schutz
Hoover Sends Hugh S Gibson To London For Dawes Naval Pact
In a move tied to naval disarmament, Hugh S Gibson is dispatched to London to assist Dawes in negotiating a pact. The action follows U S priority on securing a multilateral agreement amid rising tensions. Details of talks remain forthcoming.
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Hoover
Hugh S. Gibson
London
Dawes
Justices Lack Jurisdiction in Liquor Case, Federal Judge Rules
Federal Judge Hough grants habeas corpus to George Hatem New Lexington after ruling Justices of the Peace cannot hear liquor law violations even with secured costs. Hatem jailed for a $400 fine paid via costs tied to prosecution, deemed a subterfuge to dodge the Tumey decision. Justice Newberry testified the ruling came from the Attorney General at the Anti-Saloon League’s direction. The state Supreme Court previously ruled against Hatem on a technicality.
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Columbus
Justices of the Peace
W. Hough
George Hatem
New Lexington
Hatem
Perry County
J. W. Newberry
United States Supreme Court
Newberry
Anti-Saloon League
State Supreme Court
Hoover moves to push naval disarmament talks
President Hoover authorizes Hugh Gibson American Ambassador to Belgium and head of the U S delegation to the League of Nations preparatory disarmament conference to travel to London. Gibson will brief Dawes on the Geneva formula for evaluating battleship strength as Britain’s MacDonald delays a visit to the United States and Sir Esme Howard meets Borah.
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Hugh
Gibson
Belgium
League of Nations
Hoover
London
Dawes
State Department
Court of St. James
MacDonald
United States
Great Britain
Esme
Borah
Esme Howard
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Idaho
College head denounces dry enforcement of Prohibition
Dr. W. C. Kohn of Concordia College River Forest denounces police shootings of alleged violators as criminal and unlawful. He says enforcement must be legal and fair, condemning executions without trial as un Biblical, un American and uncivilized. He calls such dry killings murder.
Des Moines U diplomas voided after riot and court order
The Des Moines University Board of Trustees voided diplomas issued to 60 seniors on June 3 after a court injunction kept classes going. An exchange for the unauthorized June 3 diplomas was announced with checks for riot participation and staff resignations. Dr. T. T. Shields was re elected acting president and faculty chair.
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DES _ MOINES
Board of Trustees
Des Moines University
H. C. Wayman
Wayman
Edith M. Redman
T. T. Shields
Miss Redman
Snook Charged With First Degree Murder In Old Wording
Ohio inquiry cites archaic code in indicting Dr James H Snook for murder of Theora Hix on June 13 1929. Indictment alleges deliberate and premeditated malice with a knife causing a mortal wound and death by severing neck vessels.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
James H. Snooker
Theora K. Hix
Snook
Robert P. Duncan
Criminal Branch of Common Pleas Court
Dr. Snook
Republican City Committee Approves Judicial Slate
The Republican City Central Committee unanimously endorsed the Judicial ticket for November. slate includes Clarence Denning Thomas J. Elliott Landon L. Forchheimer and Otis R. Hess. The Nominating Committee continues work on the Council ticket amid calls for merit and achievement.
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Republican Club
West Ninth Street
Clarence Denning
Thomas J. Elliott
Landon L. Forchheimer
Otis R. Hess
Fred Schneller
Republican Nominating Committee
Hir
Scinellee
Central Committee
Republican Council
Schneller
Republican Party
He's Not Alone in Divorce Case at Dakota Hotel
Marlin H. Simmons files for divorce from Irene Simmons in Domestic Relations Court claiming two years of hardship including living on deli food while his wife, at Sacramento, California, allegedly avoids cooking steam, stays in bed until 10, nags for a car, and left with their child on January 1, 1922. The couple married December 25, 1919 in Sacramento per attorney Albert F. Farbey.
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Marlin H. Simmons
Dakota
Simmons
Irene Simmons
Sacramento
Cal
Albert F. Farbey
Modern St. Louis Five Room Home For Sale In Norwood
Five room modern Saint Louis style house in Norwood with a three car garage. Owner will sacrifice. Local want ad note describes competitive price and willingness to negotiate.
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St. Louis
Norwood
Las
Lost Pomeranian in Avondale reward offered
A golden brown Pomeranian dog is missing in Avondale. The owner promises a reward upon return. Separate rental notices advertise a nicely furnished front room with home privileges in Walnut Hills, a five room apartment for rent in Hyde Park for adults only, and a storeroom for rent on Spring Grove Avenue in a good location.
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Avondale
Walnut Hills
Hyde Park
Spring Grove Avenue
Refrigerator with complete mechanical unit for sale
For sale an intact refrigerator with special mechanical unit and original box. Ideal for camp or summer home use.
Want Ads Reference Point to Page 11 for Details
The notice directs readers to page 11 for complete Want Ad details and additional information. It emphasizes checking the referenced page for the full listings and relevant data.
Man and Woman Killed in Interurban Collision East of Toledo
Two people died when a Lake Shore interurban struck their touring car at a private crossing three miles east of Toledo. Georg Lutman aged 65 from Milbury and Mrs Florence Robeson age 80 of Toledo were killed. Lutman had turned in to show Mrs Robeson a country home she planned to rent. Mrs Robeson was married to C E Robeson a lake sailor who shipped for Chicago earlier that morning.
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West End
Temple
Washington Park
Ella Michaels
Parkway Apartments
Parkway
Findlay Street
Charles Michaels
Frank Treinen
Toledo
Lake Shore Electric Limited
George Lutman
Milbury
Florence. Robeson
Lutman
Robeson
Change in Name of Western Hills School To Become Condon Memorial Is Urged
Union Board president John H. Markworth urged renaming Western Hills High School the Randall J. Condon School as a memorial to retiring Superintendent Randall J. Condon. The suggestion awaited full quorum action, noting Condon’s 16 years of school reforms and leadership amid praise from board members.
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Western Hills School
Condon Memorial
Union Board
Randall J. Condon
Ohio Education Association
John H. Markworth
Union School Board
Western Hills High School
Union Board of High Schools
Marckworth
Dr. Condon
Charles H. Stephens
Canadian pleasure craft fired on by US agents in Detroit River
Windsor reports a privately owned Canadian pleasure craft was fired on by United States Customs Border Patrol in the Detroit River a few days earlier. Deputy Commissioner Alfred E. Cuddy of the Ontario provincial police said the owner refused to reveal his name but noted the craft was not used in rum smuggling. Cuddy is also investigating a gun battle Wednesday between a ram craft and a customs speedboat.
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Windsor
Ont
United States Customs Border Patrol
Detroit River
Alfred E. Cuddy
Ontario
Cuddy
Customs
Czar of Movies Is Granted Divorce Custody of Child
Will Hays president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America obtained a Sullivan County divorce from Mrs. Helen Hays. Judge Arthur de Baun granted the action which was not contested. Hays received custody of their son William Harrison Hays Jr. Mrs. Hays did not appear. her attorney was Michael Foley.
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Sullivan, Ind
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Sullivan County
Helen Hays
Arthur de Baun
Hays
William Harrison Hays
Michael Foley
Indianapolis
Paul Stratton
Alonzo Owen
Hays & Hays
City awakens to aid dying boy in desperate blood drive
In New York on June 21 a city of strangers shows compassion for 14 year old George Mosher dying of kala azar at Seaside Hospital Staten Island. Hundreds called offering blood and funds while prominent locals pledge to cover all treatments as doctors race to isolate the parasite. The boy awaits another transfusion scheduled for Monday as donors remain anonymous.
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New York World News Service
New York
George Mosher
Staten Island
Seaside Hospital
Jamestown High School
Mosher
James E. Bowman
St. John’s Guild
W. E. Mayers
Kane
Gungalos Quiz in Morgan Food Merger Looms
Washington reports a proposed congressional resolution calls on the Attorney General to open an inquiry into large food mergers led by J. W. Morgan & Co. The planned 250 million dollar pact among Fleischmann, Royal Baking Powder, and E. W. Gillett prompts scrutiny from Senator Walsh and others.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Attorney General's Office
Fleischmann Company
Royal Baking Powder Company
E. W. Gillett Company
J. W. Morgan & Co
Walsh
Mont
Norris
Rep
Neb
la Follette
Wis
Morgans
John Lord O’brien
Man Crushed Between Truck And Steam Shovel In Tiffin
David Hall aged 52 was in serious condition at Mercy Hospital Tiffin after being crushed between a motor truck and a steam shovel. He sustained internal injuries.
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Tiffin
David Hall
Mercy Hospital
Move To Accept Revised Book Of Prayer Anew UK Church Rupture Likely
The Church of England faces renewed internal strife over a revised prayer book as bishops prepare July discussions. A proposed nonaction on clergy using the new book, rejected by Parliament, draws opposition from high church figures including Bishop Barnes and Bishop Exeter. Some say the oath to use the 1662 book blocks adoption.
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Ruiz Y Flores
Pascual Diaz
Ruizi
Ruiz
Diaz
Church of England
New York World News Service
London
House of Commons
Barnes
Birmingham
Norwich
Exeter
Lord Wascoyne-Cecil
William Joynson-Hicks
Thomas Inskip
Baldwin
Ingram
House of Common
Lambeth Palace
Houses of Convocation
Church Assembly
Church Ec
New World News Service
N. Y
Vice President's sister hosted at British Embassy dinner
The first dinner for Mrs. Edward Everett Gann at the British Embassy since precedence talk last winter ended without incident. She sat to Sir Esme Howards right as guest of honor, with Vice President Curtis and her husband present. The event was described as wet and the ambassador hinted he would stop importing liquor.
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Washington
Edward Everett Gann
Esme Howard
Curtis
Esme
Gann
Pickles Gain Pulchritude Chicago June 21
Chicago reports that pickle pulchritude is now proclaimed by Prof. George Starr of Michigan State College. He announced the pickle perfect to the National Pickle Manufacturers Association as public demand for prettier pickles grows.
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Chicago
George Starr
Michigan State College
National
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