National Educator Flags Dry Scheme To Enter Schools
Vel Lampkin, president of the National Education Association, denounced Federal Treasury influence on schools at a Atlanta press conference before the convention. He said the association would accept educational guidance only from education authorities and not from treasury or noneducational officials regarding prohibition. He emphasized that schools must teach observance of all laws and that alcohol is injurious to the system.
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Atlanta
Vel Lb. Lampkin
National Education Association
Treasury Department
Educa
Miss. Ann& D. Sutter
We ‘Prohibition Division
Casury
Republican Nominating Committee to meet on Tuesday for ticket decisions
The Republican Nominating Committee will reconvene Tuesday at 4 PM to discuss a straight Republican ticket for the November council election. Chairman Fred Schneller announced no decisions were reached after a lengthy session yesterday. Possible endorsements include W Meredith Yeatman and others like Judge Joseph H Woeste Max Friedman and Alex Patterson. Martin Daly may be asked to run again though he wishes to retire due to private business.
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Fred Schneller
W. Meredith Yeatman
Council
Cincinnati
Joseph H. Woeste
Max Friedman
Alex. Patterson
Martin Daly
Educational Propaganda Campaign Faces Setback in Schools
Washington report states the educational campaign by the Prohibition Bureau stalled as President Hoover and Treasury officials halted plans to introduce school propaganda and no suitable posters had been submitted for use.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Hoover
High Treasury
Eiss
Dry Spots in American Embassies Abroad In Wake of Dawes
London dispatch reports the American Embassy in London now dry amid Dawes decline, with Danish, Berlin, Paris, Oslo and Rome missions showing varied abstinence. Berlin remains dry while Paris has been closed since Herrick’s death.
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London
Dawes
Denmark
Berlin
Schurmann
Paris
Herrick
Oslo
Rome
Janes
Europe
IlIkans
Dawes Giamole
Senator Predicts Fine Wine Shipment From Cordial Product
United States Senator Arthur R. Gould of Maine writes of expecting a shipment described as cordial or fine wine from a product. The note appears in a St. Louis dispatch dated June 28 and references anticipation of a favorable delivery related to a government or political context.
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Pry
ST. Louis
United States
Arthur R. Gould
Ty Maine
Storm on Lake Erie damages ships at Put-in-Bay
In Sandusky Ohio on June 28 the steamer Chippewa, crippled by a steering gear break, reached Put-in-Bay under power after hours battling high waves. The Put-in-Bay steamer also struck the dock, punching holes in its side before securing.
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Sandusky
Ake Erie
Chiptewa
Putin Bay
Kelley's Island
Put-in-Bay
Jury Convicts Ruth Livermore in Night Burglary Case
Ruth Marie Livermore, 23, a former school teacher, was convicted of burglary at night in Youngstown Ohio. She faces a potential sentence of five to thirty years in the Marysville Women’s Reformatory, with sentencing set for 9 am tomorrow.
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Youngstown
Ruth Marie Livermore
David Jenkins
Common Pleas Court
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Ruth
Cleveland News
Reformatory
Mercy
Lester Livermore
Disabled Veterans Elect Californian Chief Commander
William J. Murphy former California State Commander was elected National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the closing session of the annual convention in Detroit on June 28. The next convention will be in New Orleans. The D A V Auxiliary won recognition as an affiliated group with Mrs. F W Lambertson of Denver named President. Thurman L. Ely of Detroit became Senior Vice Commander and Frank D. Scotten El Paso George K. Demopulos Providence R I Benjamin Neff Minneapolis and W J Folsom Atlanta were elected Junior Vice Commanders.
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Detroit
William J. Murphy
California
Veterans
New Orleans
D. A. W. Auxiliary
F. W. Lambertson
Denver
Auxiliary
Thurman L. Ely
National Veterans’ Organization
Frank D. Scotten
el Paso
George K. Demopulos
Providence
R. I
Benjamin Neff
Minneapolis
W. J. Folsom
Atlanta
Lone Girl Quick Robbery Locks In Big Take In Topeka
A brunette 25 to 27, unassisted, held up two Security Benefit Association employees in Topeka Kansas, forcing A J Perlich to drive to the payroll site and escape on foot with about fourteen thousand dollars. She discarded clothing in an apartment building and fled unseen. Police believe the revolver was unloaded.
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Topeka
Kan
Security Benefit Association
A. J. Perlich
Kansas City
W.ly Stalens
The
Association
Louis Streit
Stalons
Streit
Perlich
Druggist Quizzed In Death of Woman Released by Police
Edwin Figner a 36 year old pharmacist was questioned by Columbus police in the death of Mrs Patline Rader Bryan of ’23. The woman was carried unconscious to her apartment by two taxi drivers and died at University Hospital. A federal narcotics agent said the death appears not from a drug but a sleeping powder. Figner said he met the girl on the street and did not know what happened to her.
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Columbus
Edwin Figner
Pauline Rader Bryan
Bryan
University Hospital
W. J. Ford
Figner
New Record Set by Coffey on Big Four Train
Engineer Joseph F Coffey piloted the Ohio state limited crack Big Four train to 150 miles from Columbus to Cleveland in 2 hours 4 minutes surpassing the four year old mark. The train left Columbus 23 minutes late and arrived seven minutes early. Coffey credited fireman William Brody for the improvement.
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Cleveland
Joseph F. Coffey
Ohio State Limited
Columbus
Coffey
William Brody
Bus driver pleads not guilty in four manslaughter indictments
G R Polk of Columbus Ohio, driver of the bus wreck that killed four near Batavia on June 3, pleaded not guilty to four indictments charging manslaughter. Judge Charles White set bond at 500 dollars per indictment and ordered the case to be tried in Ohio.
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Batavia
G. R. Polk
Columbus
Here
Charles White
Letters reveal intimate pleas in breach of promise trial
Chicago court heard letters from Ann Livingston to Franklin S. Hardinge in a $250000 breach of promise suit. The notes written in Tulsa and Chicago show affection and plans to meet, with debts and employment details shaping the case.
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Ann Livingston
Hardinge
Chicago
Franklin S. Hardinge
Tula
Oxia
Ann
Tulsa
Hoover names three members of Farm Board
President Hoover named James C. Stone of Lexington Kentucky Co B Lenman of Missouri and Carl Williams of Oklahoma to the Federal Farm Board created by the farm relief act He hopes to have additional members by mid week and to organize the full eight by August 1 Stone is expected to be chairman Stone also leads the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association White House said Agriculture Secretary Hyde aided the selections and mentioned endorsements from various organizations and individuals
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Washington
James C. Stone
Lexington
Co. B. Lenman
Missouri
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
White House
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Ohio Orders Bus Speeds Tightened Statewide
Ohio State Utilities Commission announces July 1 effective limits for buses. Open road 35 mph, congestion 15 mph, outlying districts 20 mph, villages 25 mph. Drivers over 21, max 250 miles daily and 1500 weekly, regular equipment tests, crossing procedures including stopping lights off and door open for train hearing checks.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
No Hiatelian
Cincinnati Detective, Akron Lawyers Win Sabo Commutation
Ora Slater of the Crim & Ryan Detective Bureau and Akron attorneys won Gov. Cooper’s commutation of John Sabo’s death sentence to life imprisonment after new evidence emerged. Anna Kovach testified a man admitted the killing, supporting the case for innocence after two years on death row.
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Ora Slater
Crim & Ryan Detective Bureau
Cincinnati
Charles Kennedy
Charles Grant
Akron
John Sabo
State Penitentiary
Barton C. Painter
Myers Y. Cooper
Sabo
Slater
Appeals
Supreme Courts
Hungarian Society of
Ping
Anna Kovach
Hawks Set Record With Cross-Country Solo Flights
Capt. Frank M. Hawks smashed two aviation records by flying solo from Roosevelt Field to Los Angeles and back, totaling 44 hours 8 minutes elapsed and 36 hours 52 minutes actual air time. He completed the west to east leg in 17 hours 42 minutes 46 seconds, beating his prior mark by 39 minutes. The return leg from Los Angeles to New York took 19 hours 10 minutes 32 seconds, improving the east to west record by over five hours. He landed despite a damaged plane after a tree and fence strike on Roosevelt Field. Hawks remained unhurt.
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New York World News Service
New York
Frank M. Hawks
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Los Angeles
Hawks
Roosevelt Fie
United States
Southern Growers Oppose Sliding Scale Duty on Sugar
D. W. Pipes Jr of Houma Louisiana, president of the American Sugar Cane League, told a Senate sub committee he opposes the sliding scale duty in the House tariff bill saying the industry does not want to experiment. He urged retention of existing sugar protections.
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Philippines
Louisiana
Cooper
Washington
D. W. Pipes, Jr
Houma
Senate
Pipes
American Sugar Cane League
Harrison
Miss
Snook’s Lawyers Bring Alienists to Test Mind
In Columbus Ohio two alienists hired by Dr James H Snook examined him for over an hour as part of the defense in his murder trial. The case against Snook centers on his confession that he killed Miss Theora K Hix with blunt force then slit her throat after an argument about leaving town. The trial is set to begin July 22.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora K. Hix
Box Factory Destroyed by Lightning in Bethesda
Peerless Box Company plant at Bethesda Ohio was struck by lightning causing $5000 in interior damage. About a score of workers were left unemployed.
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ST. Clairsville
Peerless Box Company
Bethesda
Burglar Uses Parking Sign to Jimmy In
Warren, June 28. Sterling Wilson 18 of Warren was struck by a freight train while in his car and surgeons amputated his right arm. Police believe a burglar used a traffic standard or no parking sign to jimmy a window at 923 Vine Street, David Goldberg's store, stealing $15 from a cash register. the bent sign was found near the window.
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Warren, CO
Sterling Wilson
Warren
David Goldberg
Vine Street
Racing Bus Drivers Fined on Appeal in Toledo Traffic Court
Two drivers who raced city buses at 3 10 am on May 18 were convicted of reckless driving in Traffic Court. After a prior lighter sentence they appealed and received new trial, with fines of 25 dollars and court costs each. Officers reported speeds around 48 miles per hour.
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Toledo
Community Traction Company
Léonard Donovan
Borah Letters Open Door to Soviet Russia for Cincinnatian
Americans traveling to Russia on business or research report Borah letters ease entry and grants of privileges, described as magic wands. The sample letter for Guy Ward Mallon of Cincinnati notes Mallon as a lawyer of high character visiting Russia to become intimately acquainted with the country.
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Borah
Soviet Russia
Republic
Washington
William Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Russia
Paris
Berlin
William E. Borah
House of Representatives
William Howard Taft
United States
Cincinnatian
Guy Ward Mallon
Cincinnati
Taft
United States Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington, D. C
Dwight
Mallon
Two Kentuckians Die in Shootout In Michigan
South Rockwood, Mich. June 28 Two former Kentuckians died after a shooting allegedly by a former Texas ranger Eugene H Cheves 32 is under arrest. Williams 30 and Waldon 25 were killed by shots from the same pistol in a confrontation over a board bill. Waldon died at Wyandotte General Hospital Williams was found with a bullet wound in the temple. Cheves surrendered the loaded revolver without resistance after officers arrived.
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South Rockwood
Mich
Texas
Clifford Williams
Lee Waldon
Eugene H. Cheves
Cheves
Waldon
Williams
Robert Riddering
Lloyd Watson
State Police
Walden
Wyandotte General Hospital
Sidney Eaton
Monroe County
Profit in Cemeteries ruling limits for profit firms in Ohio
Attorney General Bettman ruled that state law does not authorize a for profit cemetery company in Ohio. A nonprofit cemetery association may hire a profit making firm only to lay out, improve the land and sell lots. The opinion was sent to Secretary of State Brown.
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Columbus
Bettman
Brown
Byrd Reports Discovery of New Land in Antarctic Flight
Commander Richard E. Byrd released a report via Secretary Adams noting observers in the South Pole expedition airplanes sighted about 20 000 square miles of hitherto unknown land. The document details the Rockefeller Mountain survey and marks L M Gould's March 7 landing as the first air landing for scientific work on new Antarctic land.
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Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Adams
South Pole
Antarctic
Rockefeller Mountain Range
Byrd
L. M. Gould
New Royal Heir Expected in Belgrade Court
Belgrade reports King Alexander plans a trip to Bled where the Queen awaits a third child. Dowager Queen Marie of Romania attends the event with the royal family as the day approaches their home.
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Dub
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Alexander
Bled
Marie
Romania
Ford Defends Aging Workforce in July Journal
Henry Ford tells Ladies' Home Journal he favors keeping employees aged 35 to 60 or older for stability and experience. He says older workers bring endurance and judgment, while younger staff tire quickly in demanding roles and may seek easier tasks.
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Philadelphia
Henry Ford
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ford
Border customs collector admits crossing for drinks
Roy Campbell the Laredo customs collector admitted he drinks beer, sometimes in Mexico, and that about half the Mexican laborers on his farm may be illegal entrants. Senator Kenneth McKellar accused him of lack of credibility at a Senate patronage hearing, questioning his fitness as an immigration official and threatening Creager with arrest over remarks about Congressman Garner.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
United States
Kenneth McKellar
Dem
Tenn
Senate
Roy Campbell
Laredo
R. B. Creager
Texas
French General Holds Out in Siege at Nice Apartment
A French general and his family resist a police siege in an apartment at Nice. Tear gas fails to force surrender as barricades hold and gas masks are used. The dispute started over an increased rent demanded by the landlord and bailiffs could not serve papers.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Nice
Rambaut
Fire Brigade
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