Irish Recognition Debate Sparks Riotous Congressional Hearing
Debates on recognizing the Irish Republic ignite tensions as Frank P. Walsh and Senator Phelan urge approval while Rep. Connolly warns of imperial affronts. Insults erupt with calls of liar and a woman shouting over alleged propaganda funds, prompting police intervention.
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Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
England
Ireland
America
Democratic Party
Phelan
California
Connolly
Texas
Great Britain
Cincinnati Sewer Plan Filed for Willard Avenue Area
Notice that a relief sewer plan has been prepared for Willard Avenue and the right of way between Willard Avenue and Arbor Street. The plan is on file in the Clerk of Council's office for inspection by interested parties. Any objections or sections may be filed with the Council. Fred B. Schneller, Clerk.
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Willard Avenue
Arbor Street
Clerk of Council
City of Cincinnati
Ohio
Council of the
Fred BD Schneller
Irish Hearings Highlight Farm Policy Debates in 1930s
The committee heard heated testimony on cooperative marketing urged by Dr. W. H. Walker and opposition to government railroad ownership. Resolutions favored compensating ex-service men and restricting Japanese immigration and land ownership, with sub-committee deliberations kept secret and guards placed to prevent interruptions.
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W. H. Walker
California Farm Bureau Federation
Richard A. Jones
Washington
Republican Congress
W.S. McClatchey
Sacramento
McClatche
Phelan
California
Glass
Michigan Troops Quell Religious Disturbance Near Erie
Michigan State constabulary are on duty at North Whiteford Michigan after a shooting at a religious meeting left one man dead and two wounded. Attorney General Groesbeck aids efforts to prevent further rioting and investigate Walter Gilday’s killing and M A Drouillard’s critical injuries. King’s planned return to speak may lead to arrest for inciting rioting.
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Toledo
Michigan State Constabulary
North Whiteford
Mich
Groesbeck
Michigan
Walter Gilday
Erie
M. A. Drouillard
Louis J. King
King
Claim of Cincinnatian Turned Down by U S Comptroller
Walter W. Warwick Comptroller of the Treasury ruled against A. C. Wagner of Cincinnati for pay on maps said to be delivered to Air Nitrates Corp for use with the Ancor nitrate plant. The decision states no evidence of delivery of the maps.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Minisey Building
Washington
Walter W. Warwick
Comptroller of the Treasury
A. C. Wagner
East Third Street
Cincinnati
Air Nitrates Corporation
Ancor Nitrate
General Gorgas in Critical Condition After Illness
London June 29 Major General William C Gorgas former Surgeon General of the US Army remains in critical condition tonight with some improvement noted during the day. His wife stayed in the sick room while Brigadier General Robert E Noble frequent calls as head of the Gorgas Mission to West Africa joins doctors in constant attendance.
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London
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
Robert E. Noble
Gorgas
West Africa
Businessmen to Discuss Better Business Bureau Plan
A meeting of city manufacturers and merchants will be held at Hotel Gibson today to discuss creating a Better Business Bureau to boost public confidence in advertising standards.
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Better Business Bureau
Hotel Gibson
Second Session Delivers Nominations Roadmap at Democratic Confab
Delegates in San Francisco staged a vocal roll call as Palmer supporters pressed claims to Reed seatings. Chairman Cummings restored order amid cheers for Reed and Robinson as Permanent Chairman Smith urged platform before nominations. A later plan set tomorrow for nominating speeches and a broadened party committee inclusion.
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Cummings
America
Mr. Cummings
L. W. Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church of
San Francisco
Hoffman
California
Palmer
Georgia
Senator Reed
Reed
Shannon
Hugo Asher
Asher
Missouri
Roberts
Tennessee
Smith
New York
Robinson
Committee On Permanent
Ralston
Indiana
Senator Robinson
Brough
Arkansas
Committee On Rules
Thomas J. Spellacy
Connecticut
Department of Justice
Alice Foster McAlloch
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Resolutions Committee
Gavin McNab
Dark horse Cummings looms in possible deadlock scenario
In early party maneuvering for the presidential race, Homer Cummings emerges as a leading possible dark horse. New York politics shift as unit rule breaks, with McAdoo and Cox potential gains and Al Smith’s Dele gation split uncertainties clouding the path to two thirds.
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Cummings
McAdoo
New York State
George Lunn
Franklin Roosevelt
Rules Committee
New York
Charlie Murphy
al Smith
Cox and Palmer
Murphy
Cox Divorce Talk Reacts by Managers in Political Fallout
A San Francisco dispatch reports McAdoo supporters and Palmer forces using the divorce issue against Governor Cox. Delegates show mixed reactions as Cox’s management argues the tactic backfired, with Maryland among new converts and the Anti-Saloon League boosting Cox backers amid home rule critiques.
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Columbus
Ohio State Journal
San Francisco
McAdoo
Palmer
Cox
Maryland
Anti- Saloon League
Ohio Home Rule Association
Edwards Predicts Favorable to Me in San Francisco
Governor Edward I. Edwards, seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, said he has spoken with the New Jersey delegation in San Francisco and that the situation is favorable to him. He did not specify if he meant his candidacy or the wet plank he supports.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
San Francisco
Political contest hints at compromise candidate
The passage suggests McAdoo misses the prize while Palmer and Cox fail to win. It hints at a substitute figure, likely Cummings, as a compromise option to resolve the deadlock.
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McAdoo
Palmer
Cox
Cummings
Lowden Declines to Seek Re-Election Alaska? wait
Governor Lowden will not run for re election and will back Lieutenant Governor John G. Oglesby for governor. The decision followed meetings with party chiefs in Springfield.
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Lowden
Springfield
John G. Oglesby
Democratic critique of Republican platform and policy questions
The speech assails Republican refusals to back measures on profiteering food centers and campaign finance reform. It questions the Mexico policy, wartime options, and Armenia mandate, accusing the Chicago platform of ambiguity and urging clear, decisive action from the parties.
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Congress
Lewden
Chicago
Wilson
Mexico
League of Nations debate over mandate and policy
The text argues for United States participation in a league of nations and support from Allied powers. It challenges Republican opposition, accuses leaders of prioritizing wealth over vulnerable groups, and criticizes the Chicago platform for ambiguous league stances and opposing Lodge reservations.
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United States
England
France
Italy
Japan
League
Qrenaert
Republican Party
Armenia
Mexico
Ledge
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Senate
Chicago
Summer vacation schools draw large attendance in city
Attendance at the vacation schools opened Monday and ran near capacity. The Twenty third District McKinley Kirby Road Sands and the Stowe School at Linton Park are operating. Assistant Superintendent Miss Anna Logan urges girls interested in making their own clothes or pursuing sewing as a vocation to attend the sewing trade school in the Twentieth District.
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McKinley
Kirby Road
Sands
Stowe
Linton Park
Anna Logan
Heavy storm in Cleveland kills man and injures another
A severe rain and electrical storm struck Cleveland on June 29. One man died and another was seriously injured. Police investigated a report that thieves stole a handbag from Mrs. Harry Dublin of Pittsburgh, containing more than $5 in jewelry.
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Cleveland
Harry Dublin
Pittsburg
Norwood High Principal Offered Dean Post at Ohio University
W. W. McIntyre, principal of Norwood High School for eight years, has been offered the dean position at the Normal College of Ohio University in Athens to succeed J. J. Richardson.
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W. W. McIntyre
Norwood High School
Normal College of the
Ohio University At
Athens, O
J. J. Richardson
Dayton Youth Confesses to Father’s Murder Over Cattle Row
Russell R. Gotherman aged 22 confessed to killing his father James Gotherman 65 during a December dispute over cattle. Police found $17,400 in Liberty Bonds on him and he admitted taking cash as well. He described the struggle and placement of the gun in the bed. He was jailed in Highland County after the admission.
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Dayton, CO
Russell R. Gotherman
James Gotherman
Gotherman
Highland County
Xenia
Mullen's Picnic Drey Off for Coney Island Today
Michael Mullen councilman of the WBighth Ward hosts the annual Coney Island outing for Merrymakers. Hundreds of gallons of ice cream and lemonade will be served and prizes awarded. City officials planned to attend but left yesterday for Columbus.
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Michael Mullen
Wbighth Ward
Coney Island
Mullen
Highbard
Columbus
Soldiers to be entertained at General Hospital program
Disabled soldiers at General Hospital will be entertained Thursday night by a show featuring vaudeville acts under the Mothers of Democracy. The Jones sisters aged 5 and 7, daughters of Morris Jones director of the entertainment, will perform several musical selections.
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the General Hospital
Mothers of Democracy
Jones Sisters
Morris Jones
Orphans Prepare Fourth Independence Day Observance
At St Xavier Parish Hall a meeting finalized plans for the Independence Day reception and outing Monday at St Joseph Orphanage grounds in Cumminsville. The program opens with a flag raising and a noon address by Anthony B. Dunlap. A memorial requiem high mass will be offered Monday morning by Rev. Jerome B. O'Regan in memory of association members who died in the war.
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St. Xavier Parish
St. Joseph
Cumminsville
Anthony B. Dunlap
Association
Jerome B. O’regan
Distribution of Victory Medal Applications
Distribution of application blanks for the victory medal begins today for ex service men and women. Captain Edward Ripley of the Fourteenth Field Artillery, at Ft. Sill Oklahoma, arrives in Cincinnati to supervise the effort and will operate from the Robert E. Lee Bentley Post American Legion at the Burnet House. Ex service personnel must present discharge papers before applying.
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Edward Ripley
Fourteenth Field Artillery
Ft. Sill
Okla
Cincinnati
Robert EK
Bentley Post
American Legion
Burnet House
First Aid Station to Open at Public Health Center
A first aid station will be established at the Public Health Station at 69 West Twelfth Street on July 5 to care for all persons injured by fire crackers. Dr. O. M. Craven, Assistant Health Commissioner, announced the station will be fully equipped with physicians and nurses in attendance.
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West Twelfth Street
O. M. Craven
Passport Applicants Include Religious Mission and Business Visit
Applicants for passports yesterday included Miss Stella Tuscany now with the Sisters of the Poor who will go to France to take final vows, Frank Crea bound for Italy to visit relatives, and Welborn W Laws of Middletown going to the British Isles on business as a representative of the American Rolling Mill Company.
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Stella Tuscany
Sisters of the Poor
France
Frank Crea
Italy
Welborn W. Laws
Middletown
British Isles
American Rolling Mill Company
McConnell divorce granted temporary separation and alimony
In Lawrenceburg Indiana June 29 Mrs Mary E McConnell obtained a two year temporary separation from John R McConnell with alimony of 1000 dollars and 500 dollars annually amid a cruel treatment claim The Nutritia Company plans third story addition and elevator construction along 1800 feet of siding Big Four line No Sunday evening services at Presbyterian Church in July and August.
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the Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mary E. McConnell
John R. McConnell
Perry Bear
Madison
McConnell
Nutritia Company
Sweet Stock Feed
The
Presbyterian Church
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Wheeler
Walsh
Randolph W. Smith
Loyal Coalition
Bielo
Pitt
U. S
A. C.wagner
Ancor
Goirgas
Wurlitze
Che Rudolph Wurlitzer
East Fourth St
Oregon
Joseph B. Shannon
James Reed
Jim Reed
Virginia
Panama Canal Zone
Homer Cummings
Marshall
Champ Clark
Will Hays
Edwards
McIntyre
Dayton
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