France presses security demands at naval talks
France seeks guarantees of national security in exchange for naval cuts at the five power conference. Briand meets Henderson and Stimson at St. James's Palace, with MacDonald to be seen at Chequers as talks edge toward a possible political pledge acceptable to France.
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Bettman Urges End to Partisan Blocs in Ohio Speech
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman urged abolition of blocs and nonpartisan movements and strengthening of the two major parties in a Cleveland address to the League of Republican Clubs. He warned nonpartisanship leads to chaos and favors personal aims over national goals. Bettman called for placing the right men in office and keeping party lines intact to avoid endless controversy.
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Taft, Cincinnati’s Beloved Son, Dies in Capital Home
Cincinnati mourns William Howard Taft, former President and Chief Justice, hailed as the city’s foremost son. Mayor Russell Wilson and local figures recall Taft’s civic work, Akron speech influence, and rare record of leading both executive and judicial branches.
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United States
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Taft honored by Governor Cooper in Ohio tribute
Governor Myers Y. Cooper praises William Howard Taft as an illustrious son of Ohio. He notes Taft’s birth and upbringing in the state, his rise to President and Chief Justice, and his lasting public service and courage. The tribute emphasizes Taft’s enduring inspiration to Americans.
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William Howard Taft
Ohio
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Supreme Court Justice Sanford Dies at 56
Washington mourns as U S Supreme Court Justice Edward Terry Sanford dies after a brief illness. He collapsed in a dentist’s office shortly before a planned court gathering and was buried in Knoxville Tennessee. The funeral party includes Supreme Court members and Tennessee representatives. the court adjourns in mourning.
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Provisional Haitian government urged by Hoover commission
The Hoover Haitian Investigation Commission urged President Hoover to appoint a one man provisional government in Haiti on May 15 as President Louis Borno’s term ends. A neutral successor would lead until elections. The plan has broad support among anti occupation leaders and Borno allies.
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Attack cited in warrant against Negro in Crescent Springs
Anderson MecPerkin, 19, a Negro from Waco Georgia, faces possible gallows after a warrant filed by Joseph Kolar alleges attempted assault and later rape. Kolar, who was armed, demanded the return of his revolver from county patrolman Otto Froelicher, who refused. The case, heard by Judge John B Read, places MecPerkin in jail without bond.
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Jamaica Ginger Paralysis Outbreak Hits Oklahoma City
More than 300 residents of Oklahoma City face partial paralysis from bootleg Jamaica ginger. City physician Dr. W H Miles says the illness is not contagious and most patients may recover in months. Investigators suspect adulterated Jamaica ginger with denatured alcohol caused the outbreak. Retail sale is restricted to prescription or permit. Authorities vow action against illegal liquor and fake joints.
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Herbert K. Hyde
AP Reports 2 562 715 Words in One Week News Load
Kent Cooper disclosed that The Associated Press sent 2 562 715 words in a normal week. The total covered 1 850 cities or towns and 17 323 items, excluding stock market figures. Cooper urged readers to value the news reporter’s work.
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Bomb Plant Unearthed by Police in Chicago Raid
Police raid on a county farm northwest of Chicago uncovered two completed bombs, enough fuse to ignite a thousand bombs, several firearms, and eleven men under surveillance. True bills charging explosives possession and conspiracy to manufacture and sell bombs were expected Monday. Patrick Roche and Joseph Altmeier led the inquiry. Altmeier credited with revealing the alleged bomb farm.
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J. Robert Kirby
Oakland
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Commercial Tribune Adds Financial Wire
The Commercial Tribune announces a contract with Dow Jones & Co publishers of The Wall Street Journal to publish daily financial news on Sundays in its financial section. The service begins with this issue making the Tribune the only Cincinnati newspaper to offer the eight hour Dow Jones wire gist to readers.
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Cincinnati
Woman Denies 40461 Debt From Brokerage Firm
Mrs Emilie F Majewsky tells Common Pleas Court she owes nothing to Roberts Hall now in receivership for 40461 49. Her answer admits a marginal speculative account used to buy and sell stocks from 1925 to 1927 but says the account closed with no further authorized transactions. She cites a debit balance of 581141 on November 9 192? and a 10 share Asphalt stock certificate while denying current liability.
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Emilie F. Majcewsky
Common Pleas Court
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Hunt
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Filégy
Powel Crosley
Gert Rummel
Bette
Willys Confirmed as Ambassador to Poland
John N. Willys, automobile manufacturer, had his nomination to be Ambassador to Poland confirmed by the Senate. He said the post offers opportunities for constructive work and noted his prior visit to Poland. he planned to sail in the near future after settling business affairs.
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Taft Good Humor and Smile Endear Nation to Taft
News from March 8 recalls Taft's famed humor and weight as defining traits from his early public service. A Manila cable and Root reply illustrate Taft's wit about horses and pounds alongside anecdotes from the White House era and Elizabeth Jaffray’s account of his 332 pound peak and diet decision.
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Manila
Elihu Root
Root
Taft Dies After Stroke at Age 70 in Washington
Former Chief Justice William Howard Taft died after a sudden cerebro arteriosclerosis stroke at 5 95 p m at his Washington home. Attendants said he died peacefully with Mrs Taft at his bedside and President Hoover announcing national mourning. Funeral plans to be announced with burial in Arlington and services at the Unitarian Church in Washington.
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Life of Taft Washington Highlights Career and Death
Born Cincinnati September 15 1857 Taft rose to judge solicitor general first civil governor of the Philippines and secretary of war He led to the presidency elected November 3 1908 inaugurated March 4 1909 and later became Chief Justice He died March 8 1930.
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