Impeachment Charges Filed Against Louisiana Governor Huey Long
Nineteen charges including murder plot, malfeasance, bribery, and misuse of funds are lodged against Gov. Huey P. Long in Baton Rouge after debate over delaying action. Allegations claim control of judiciary, coercion of appointees, illegal loans, education politicization, militia interference, and concealed weapons.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
House of Representatives
Sherrill's Order on Firemen as Police May Reach Council
Opposition to Col. Sherrill's plan to assign police duties to city firemen grew after his March 18 directive. Councilman Cr. O. Rose said he would resist any move to amend Section 3 of Article XVII to widen or endanger the firemen's police powers, unless limited to emergencies.
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Col. Sherrill
Cr. O. Rose
Sherrill
Fire Department
Rose
T Edgar Houston dies enduring Cincinnati leader and coal executive
T Edgar Houston 63 longtime Houston Coal Company president and general manager died at his Cincinnati home after a long illness. A prominent social figure and philanthropist, he led West Virginia political efforts earlier and declined a U.S. Senate recess appointment in 1898.
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T. Edgar Houston
Houston Coal Company
Cincinnati
East
McMillan Street
Mr. Houston
Christiana
Chester
Crewe
W. Va
Norfolk & Western Railway
West Virginia
Kentucky
Houston
McDowell County Republican Committee
United States
First National Bank
Hoover Orders Party Realignment in Three Southern States
President Hoover announced a sweeping political shift directing new party organizations in South Carolina Georgia and Mississippi due to patronage abuses. He praised efforts in other Southern states to broaden party reach through advisory citizen committees while condemning old leadership tied to patronage.
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White House
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Joseph T. Tolbert
Perry Howard
Ben Davis
Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Hoover
R. B. Creager
Texas
Oliver D. Street
Alabama
Wallace Townsend
Arkansas
Emile Kuntz
Louisiana
Glenn B. Skipper
Florida
Destruction Of Liner Europa Blamed On Incendiaries
Fire in the 40 000 ton Europa at Hamburg docks caused extensive damage with multiple ignition points. Officials say crew unaccounted for and the ship sank after massive flooding. Loss estimated at 20 million dollars. four months needed for rebuilding.
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Europa
North German
Lloyd Line
Hamburg
LLOYD
Blohm & Voss
Lloyd Company
Blohm & Voss Company
North German Lloyd Company
New York
Phantom Poily Army Marches Behind Flags at Foch Funeral
A pale mist covers Paris as crowds gather for the movement of Marshal Ferdinand Foch’s body from the Seine to Les Invalides. The mourners, described as silent, line the route in a solemn, phantoms-like procession after his death.
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Phantom Poily
Marshal
New York World News Service
Paris
Seine
Dotre Dame
Marshall Ferdinand Foch
Les Invalides
Somme
Pont d'Arcoie
Prefect Chiappe
Federal planes in Jimenez clash. four killed in bombardment
The Mexican town of Jimenez in Chihuahua near the US line was bombed by four federal planes, four insurgents died and seventeen wounded as Gen. Escobar moved to command the main rebel army. U. S. airman Buzz Morrison, captured by rebels, was reportedly released.
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Jimenez
Chihuahua
Escobar
Juarez
Naco
United States
Arizona
Mazatlan
Mexico
Calles
Sonora
Nogales
Ariz
G. K
Buzz Morrison
Martin bill passes Senate to add two Hamilton County judges
The Martin bill to add two Common Pleas Judges for Hamilton County cleared the Senate 22 to 3 and moves to the House. Gov. Cooper’s signature is anticipated. One opposition in the Senate largely focused on workload, noting Hamilton County judges handle about 500 cases annually versus 1,000 elsewhere.
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Columbus, CO
Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Martin
Senate
House
Cooper
Joseph C. Dinsmore
Cincinnati
Martin Senate
Ohio
Hamtilton County
E. Harold Hes
Muskingum County
Benjamin Berman
Credit crisis crashes NYSE as rates jump to 20 percent
The worst nine year credit squeeze hits the New York Stock Exchange with call money rising from 12 to 20 percent amid liquidity withdrawal. Prices plunge about five dollars then rebound on heavy turnover of 38 million shares as traders dump shares to protect profits and minimize losses.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Two Cincinnati Boys Age 9 and 11 Join Mexican Revolt After Robbery
Two youths Herbert Roa nine and James McCormack eleven robbed a grocery at 314 West McMicken Avenue then headed south with a rifle to join the Mexican revolt. They were picked up as runaways in Walton Kentucky and detained in jail there. They confessed to eight dollars taken though Adler’s store shows twenty seven dollars missing. The pair previously fled juvenile detention and County Jail deliveries. They will be questioned again after return to Cincinnati authorities.
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Cincinnati
Mexico
Walton
Herbert Roa
Central Avenue
James McCormack
Mohawk Place
McCormack
William Adler
West McMicken Avenue
Adler
Ron Boosted McCormack
Ohio River
Marshal Dickerson
The
Commercial Tribune
Roa
James
Donald Roa
James Roa
Want Ads Offerings Include Food Rooming House and Rentals
Ice cream cone business and equipment for sale at reasonable price. Rooming house with substantial income must be sold at once. Comfortable rooms and good meals in Avondale available to right parties. Modern flat in Westwood vacant for adults only. Store for rent in downtown district.
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Avondale
Westwood
Beautifully marked puppies available for reasonable prices
Advertisement notes well marked puppies for sale with affordable pricing. Includes no further details on breed or seller.
Bargain Westwood Country Home With Five Acres
A lovely country home with a new house, a double garage, and five acres of improved ground in Westwood is available at a bargain price for immediate sale.
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Westwood
Quick Sure Results Advertisement Notice
An advertisement urging readers to call The Commercial Tribune Canal 6300 for quick reliable results. The short notice emphasizes telephone contact for ad services and response.
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The
Commercial Tribune Canal
Queen's Sister-in-Law Dies of Pneumonia in London
The Dowager Marchioness of Cambridge, sister-in-law to the Queen and widow of Prince Adolphus, eldest son of the Duke of Teck, died at midnight of septic pneumonia in London. Married in 1894, the couple held the titles Duke and Duchess of Teck until 1917, with four children from their thirty three year union.
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London
Marchioness of
Cambridge
Queen Mary
Prince Adolphus
Duke of Teck
Margaret Evelyn Grosvenor
Duke of Westminister
Adolphus
Duke and Duchess of
Marquess of Cambridge
Youth Drowns After Reaching for Hat in Mill Creek
Edward Huddleson Jr., 16, slipped into Mill Creek at Harrison Avenue Bridge while his hat blew into the water. His cousin Joseph Carr, 16, watched in horror as townsfolk and a Cincinnati police officer arrived with grappling hooks to search the stream for the body.
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Mill Creek
Edward Huddleson, Jr
Main Street
Cincinnati Fire Department
Huddleson
Eust
Harrison Avenue
Joseph
Carr
Queen City Avenue
Zephyr
Millcreek
Central Station
Senate committee asks business leaders for farm relief input
The Senate Agricultural Committee invites top financiers and industrialists including Henry Ford J P Morgan Charles Schwab Owen Young and Paul M Warburg to advise on framing a new farm relief bill. Secretary Mellon and others may also be asked while Morgan and Young may be abroad.
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Senate Agricultural Committee
U. S
Washington
Henry Ford
J.P. Morgan
Charles M. Schwab
Owen Young
Paul M. Warburg
Mellon
Gov
Young
Federal Reserve Board
Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
William Green
The
American Federal Labor
Cincinnati 25 Percent Beer Sparks Ohio House Hearing
Ohio House Temperance Committee hears Anna K. Davis of the Hamilton County WCTU describe Cincinnati beer sales. The Piper malt bill and opposition from the Anti-Saloon League shape proceedings as the panel reconvenes with no formal action.
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Cincinnati
W.C
Royal W.,ryan
Columbus, CO
House Temperance Committee
Anna K. Davis
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Hamilton County
State House
Crabbe
Anti-Saloon League
Charles M. Earhart
EB. J. Moore
Ohio
W. E. Slagle
Youngstown
Montague Love Announces Marriage to Marjorie Hollis
Montague Love, 45, filed intention to wed Marjorie Hollis of Hollywood, 30. The marriage is set for Saturday, after both parties had previous divorces.
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Montague Tove
Los Angeles
Montague Love
Marjorie Hollis
Hollywood
Love
Five youths escape from Mansfield reform school during storm
Five boy inmates at the Ohio state reformatory in Mansfield fled from their dormitory during the nighttime storm. No further details on pursuit or capture were provided.
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Reformatory
Mansfield
State Reformatory
Modern Girl Views On Fathers Contest For Girls Only
The editor of Young America announces a prize contest asking girls to answer questions about what they think of their fathers. The daily Commercial Tribune editorial page hosts this column written by young contributors, noted for wit and philosophy.
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Young America
Daily Commercial Tribune
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Morgan
Europe
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