Roberts Named to Supreme Court by President
The Commercial Tribune via The New York World News Service reports Owen J. Roberts likely to be named to the U S Supreme Court by the president. The move follows Parker's Senate rejection and is described as susceptible to early confirmation amid broad opposition.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New York World News Service
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Parker
Senate
Born of God Claim Sparks Senate Hearing Clash
Dr. F Scott McBride head of the Anti Saloon League argues the group is divinely inspired before the Senate Lobby Investigating Committee. Senator Blaine challenges the claim as Caraway consoles with an interrupted exchange among McBride Blaine and supportive dry women in attendance.
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New York World News Service
Washington
F. Scott McBride
Senate
McBride
Blaine
Rep
Wis
Caraway
Dem
Ark
bothBride
League
William H. Anderson
New York
Sing Sing
Anti-Saloon League
God
Oberlin
Dr. McBride
Window Paper Defense Plea Faces Judge Hurley
In Common Pleas Court Judge Edward Hurley heard a defense over opaque window paper used to shield a liquor raid at 320 Perry Street. Four defendants including William Caldwell Amos Young Carl Faris and Georgia Brown faced charges after moonshine seizures of eight gallons.
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Perry Street
Edward Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Wyatt and Bugganer
Coffield and
Preston
William Caldwell
Amos Young
Carlisle Avenue
Carl Faris
Plum Street
Georgia Brown
Preston Street
A. Lee Beaty
Harry Wernke
British Lion Dars Fang at Agitators in India
British authorities show strength against Gandhi civil disobedience as 226 000 troops prepare to answer call to arms. In Sholapur, two days of rioting end with troops occupying the town and anxious anticipation of tomorrow’s anniversary of the 1857 Meerut mutiny and Bakrid.
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Dars Fang
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Peshawar
Great Britain
Sholapur
Meerut
Racial riot in Sherman drags body of Black suspect through streets
A mob seized the burned Grayson County Courthouse and dragged the body of George Hughes, 41, a Black man who confessed to attacking a white woman, through Sherman streets tied to an automobile. Guardsmen faced attacks, shots were fired, and the Negro Quarter fled as police begged for aid.
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Sherman
Tex
George Hughes
Rae
Vaughan
Grayson County
Jed Brown
144Th Infantry
Texas National Guard
Dallas
Arthur Vaughan
Hoover nominates Owen J. Roberts to Supreme Court
President Hoover nominates Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia special government counsel in oil scandal prosecutions for the Supreme Court seat left by Parker. The Senate shows general support with early confirmation expected. Roberts, famed for oil case work, is praised as an eminent lawyer with a long successful career at the bar.
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Elliott Thurston
New York World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Parker
North Carolina
Senate
Borah
Norris
Hughes
Roberts
Justice Stone
United States Supreme Court
New York World Service
White House
Sinclair
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Walsh
Montana
Third Judicial
Fourth Circuit
Ware Machine
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Reed
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
von Moschzicker
America
Twelve Year Stomach Ailment Revealed as Bullet Wound
Edward H. Pearson believed long stomach trouble was stomach pain but authorities say a German bullet lodged in his spine was the cause. Pearson, a former lieutenant in the 312th Infantry, Seventy eighth Division, carried the bullet for twelve years. Major Calvin Goddard, ballistic expert, will assist in obtaining government compensation for removal expenses after X ray exposed the wound.
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Chicago
Calvin Goddard
Pearson
312Th
Argonne Forest
Oklahoma Tornadoes Kill Three and Injure Dozens Across State
A string of tornadoes in Oklahoma killed three people and injured at least twenty in Bartlesville Stigler Eureka San Bois Rockford Blaine and McAlester areas. Victims include Mrs Gladys Downs 21 and Hodges family member near Bartlesville with multiple homes destroyed and communication lines down.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Gladys Downs
Bartlesville
Vern Stewart
Downs
Hodges
John Stevenson
Haskell
Stigler
Eureka
San Bois
Rockford
Blaine
Kinta
Arkansas River
Ball Park
Shawnee
McAlester
Earthquake Kills 2,000 in Salmas Persia
Vice Consul Vil lard in Teheran reports to the State Department that an earthquake at Salmas Persia caused about 2000 deaths and left 5000 homeless, with fatalities also said to have occurred at Uramia. Telegram dated 5 p.m. Persian time.
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Washington
Salmas
Persia
State Department
Henry S. Villard
Teheran
Uramia
Earl D Church Dies in Washington Commissioner of Pensions
Earl D. Church of Hartford Connecticut and Commissioner of Pensions died in Washington at 8 05 tonight after an ailing period.
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Earl D. Church
Washington
Hartford
Conn
Commissioner of Pensions
Four Methodist Bishops Face Political Charge at Conference
At the Quadrennial General Conference in Dallas four bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South were accused of political acts and mis conduct. Bishops James Cannon Jr Edwin D Mouton John M Moore and H M Dubose were named with meetings to be kept secret as charges were read and defended.
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Dallas
Tex
Methodist Episcopal Church South
James Cannon, Jr
Virginia
Edwin D. Mouton
Charlotte
N. C
John M. Moore
H. M. Dubose
Nashville
Tenn
Rembert Smith
Washington, Ga
Britten Spars With Colleague Over Navy Expansion
In Washington on May 9, House Naval Committee Chairman Britten and Rep. French clash during debate on the navy supply bill. Britten pushes a 936.995 million plan to build ships to treaty limits by 1936 to gain parity with Britain, while French favors a conservative program under the pact. The dispute centers on who sets administration policy and how closely to treaty limits.
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Washington
Britten
House Naval Committee
Representative French
Rep
Idaho
French
House
Naval Appropriations
Great Britain
Illinois
Navy Department
Five More Days Left for Community Chest Drive
Thirty seven teams must raise 533 240 to fill the Community Chest budget. After a day net of 196 055 74 the drive still needs more than 100 000 each day. Leaders urge teams to reallocate solicitors cards and recruit more donors. Major gifts from Procter Gamble Col William Cooper Procter and others bolster the drive as noonday rallies close in.
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Maurice Pollak
Community ‘Chest
Linton Hotel
Music Hall
Chest
Vine Street
Procter & Gamble Co
William Cooper Procter
William H. Albers
Lily A. Fleischmann
B. H
Census coupon seeks enumeration date and address
The notice urges anyone not yet enumerated to mail a census coupon to George J. Heitzler in Cincinnati. It states the writer lived at a specified address on April 1 1930 but believes they have not been enumerated anywhere.
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George J. Heitzler
Brotherhood ‘of Railway Clerks
Court and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Secretary Davis Defends Employment Stats in Robinson Talk
Secretary Davis said criticisms by Senator Robinson of Arkansas were strictly political. He maintained Bureau of Labor Statistics summaries are accurate and that wage levels did not fall due to conferences initiated by the president.
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Washington
Davis
Robinson
Arkansas
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Thief Not Safe in Chicago Hold-Up Trade
In Chicago on May 8 Alexander Pope and John Torsello robbed Julius Dietz’s restaurant of 2455 dollars. After a car chase they fled leaving most cash in the car. A bystander took 2446 dollars from them before two more robbers reportedly forced payment, and police recovered the money and suspects.
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Chicago
New York World News Service
Alexander Pope
John Torsello
Julius Dietz
Mounted Cops and Patrol Reform Headlines
The article notes New York City Police Department purchases green mounts for officers and reports Cincinnati has phased out its mounted unit. It mentions Chief Cope and a reference to Joan Cappie, with additional tangential notes about Amy Porter and Katharine Butler in a literary context.
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New York
Police Department of Green
Cincinnati
Copelaw
Amy Porter
Bandits Slay 15000 As Chinese City Burns
May 9 report from Nanking says 15 000 killed and 5000 abducted in Yungyang after bandits sacked the town April 23. Chiang Kai Shek rushes to Suchow Kiangsu to command forces opposing the Northern Alliance advancing toward Nanking amid heavy fighting near Suchow with 20 000 wounded nationalist soldiers.
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Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Suchow
Kiangsu
Yungyang
Henan
Northern Alliance
Mother’s Day gift of home brew leads to courtroom scene
Miss Mary Dowlby kept 200 bottles of home brew and five gallons of alcohol in her dressmaking shop for her mother’s Mother’s Day gift. Judge Heller questioned the plan but discharged Dowlby when police had no warrant. Her mother confirmed the gesture in court.
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Chicago
New York World News Service
Mary Dowlby
Mother
Heller
Stockyards Court
Miss Dowlby
Rose Mrs. Dowlby
Carew Tower Strike Seen Moving Toward Settlement
A telegram to Fred Hock of Cincinnati from M. J. McDonough indicates that a settlement for the Carew Tower strike may come within days after conferences among Starrett Bros. and unions in New York. If talks fail, another conference will be set with Federation of Labor officials. The dispute halts work, costing about $100,000 weekly, with 1,200 men idled but 300 at present on the job.
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Carew
Fifth, Vine
Race Streets
Fred Hock
Building Trades Council of Cincinnati
M. J. McDonough
Building Trades Department
Washington, D
Mr. Hock
Jack Hurst
Brotherhood of Carpenters of Cincinnati
Washington
Mr. McDonough
Newark
New York City
Starrett
Senate confirms Dawson as minister to Ecuador
The Senate confirmed William Dawson of Minnesota for the post of Minister to Ecuador on May 9.
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Senate
Dawson
Washington
William Dawson
Minnesota
Ecuador
Hoover to Visit National Parks in Rocky Mountain Trip
President Hoover plans a summer tour to the Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks beginning in August. He will visit Rocky Mountain sites during the excursion, aiming to see park facilities and natural wonders along the route.
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Hoover
Parks
Washington
Rocky Mountain Territory
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
King Names Masefield Poet Laureate in English Tribute
London reports John Masefield named poet laureate by King George. The globe-trotting Englishman, famed for sea songs and traditional pursuits, succeeds the late Robert Bridges. The post is now honorary, tracing to early monarchs with duties and emoluments long faded.
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England
George
Masefield
Robert Bridges
Seven Seas
New York
Pacific Coast
Luke O'Connor
Dryden
Tennyson
Temperatures and Showers Forecast Across Several States
A forecast notes generally fair conditions in Ohio with possible local thunder showers in the southwest, and showers Sunday. Kentucky and Tennessee expect local showers Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Indiana foresees possible local showers Saturday, partly cloudy north, warmer near Lake Michigan, then Sunday showers and cooler in the north and central areas. West Virginia shows fair weather Saturday with increasing clouds and possible local showers later. A temperature table follows showing high and current readings for cities like Louisville, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Chicago, and others, with various precipitation figures.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Lake Michigan
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisvile
Boerses
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atlantic C
Chicago
T Jacksonv
Duluth
Atlanta
Louis
Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Pittsburgh
el Paso
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Tomorrow's Magazine
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Tingling
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Warren
Uncle Sam
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Little Tom's Farm
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Carew Tower
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Brittannia
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