Philippines Need U S Protection for Thirty Years Says Stimson
Secretary Stimson urged the Senate Territories Committee to reject immediate independence for the Philippines. As a former Governor General he proposed a thirty year US undergirding period with a future Filipino choice to stay under American rule. He warned rapid independence risks chaos, foreign intervention, and harm to Christian Malays and US interests in the Far East.
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Washington
Stimson
Philippines
Senate Territories Committee
The
Islands
Congress
United States
Far East
Leonard Wood
Orient
Chi
Denver Snow Blankets After Warm Spell
Denver and nearby cities woke to a heavy snow covering the ground after a brief warm spell that sent temperatures to seasonal highs. Wet snow and rain drenched green trees and lawns as cars slid on slushy streets and pedestrians swapped straw hats for rubbers and coats. Rain also fell in Grand Junction Yellowstone Helena and Salt Lake City as temperatures tumbled from the prior day�s peak.
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Denver
Col
Lea
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mercury
Colorado
Grand Junction
Yellowstone
Helena
Mont
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain
Poison incident at Dallas hotel dinner party
Mrs. R L Works wife of a Brownsville physician swallowed a small amount of disinfectant while at a dinner hosted by R B Creager Texas Republican committeeman at a Dallas hotel. She was taken to hospital for emergency treatment after others reported the bottle fragment found near the scene. Police investigated the accidental ingestion as a probable misstep during a rest break in the hotel suite.
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Dallas
Tex
R. L. Works
Brownsville
R. B. Creager
Texas
Mr. Creager
Ohio chambers favor change in county rule
Ohio Chamber of Commerce delegates approve a plan to pursue a constitutional amendment to change county government structures. The proposal targets Cuyahoga County and other counties, aiming for a single unified plan reportable to voters, with possible initiation by petition to place on the November ballot.
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Ohio
Columbus
Chambers of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Akron Chamber
Walter F. Kirk
Port Clinton
State Grange
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Charles P. Taft II
Cincinnati
Taft
General Assembly
Harold Burton
William M. Mumm
Mumm
Frank B.mcmillin
Mr. Gilead
CG. A. Dyer
The
Layton E. Carter
Cleveland Foundation
Mayo Fessler
Citizens’ League of Cleveland
D. W. Maxgh
Akron Chamber of Commerce
A. Greenland
Ohio election officers hear regulations at Columbus meeting
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown told about 500 county officials they must stay on duty election nights until unofficial county results are in and reported. He ordered ballots designated by him counted first under the new code, with removal as a possible penalty. Gov. Cooper said the code aims to preserve ballot sanctity and noted fixes would come from the next legislature.
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Columbs
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Cooper
Woman Suicides Under North Bend Train Wheels
Miss Mary Ethel Crone 37 of Ridgeview avenue killed herself by lying in front of a fast Big Four passenger train at North Bend. Coroner and marshal investigate. Police found two letters to her mother and to Jack Ebrenz, plus money and a handbag.
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Mary Ethel Crone
Ridgeview Avenue
North Bend
Catherine Crone
Mobther
Jack Ebrenz
Purcell Avenue
Fred C. Swing
William Honaker
Gibson Hotel
Marshal Honakey
North Bend Road
Taylor Avenue
Marshal Honaker
Jack
Ethel
Lindy and Anne Make Long Pleasure Hop
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh return to Newark after a several hour flight in the speedy plane. They spoke with Mayor Congleton, then headed toEnglewood to visit Mrs Lindberghs parents Ambassador and Mrs Dwight Morrow. They flew over New York City and Long Island, landing at Hicksville Long Island Aviation Country Club.
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Newark
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Newark Airport
Jerome T. Congleton
Senatorial Edict Bans Dial Phones From Chambers
Senator Glass of Virginia leads a Senate revolt against dial telephones arguing they replace operators and underpay workers. The Senate adopts a resolution ordering the telephone company to remove dials, with House members echoing concerns about unemployment. Telephone officials cautiously hope for a negotiated fix as the issue spreads, noting Hoover’s White House stance.
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Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Senate
Abernethy
Moderator elected at Southern Presbyterian General Assembly in Charlottesville
Dr. Thomas W. Currey of Austin Theological Seminary was chosen moderator on the assembly's second ballot in Charlottesville on May 22. In Washington, F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League urged stronger prohibition enforcement before the Senate Lobby Committee, praising Hoover administration steps but delaying a stance on supporting Hoover for reelection. The exchange with Chairman Caraway highlighted debate over prohibition progress and enforcement, with a note that the discussion continues on the fifth page.
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Charlottesville, Va
Thomas W. Currey
Austin Theological Seminary
Austin
Tex
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Washington
Hoover Administration
Senate Lobby Committee
F. Scott McBride
Anti- Saloon League
Million Dollar Banking Swindle Charged by Stockholders
Suit for about 1,000,000 in damages was filed by more than 500 stockholders and depositors of the State Exchange Bank of Stryker in Common Pleas Court. Defendants include former bank officials and several casualty companies. The suit contends the bank was formed to take over the Bruns private bank at Stryker, with assets undervalued and stock sold at 160 per share. The bank has been under State Banking Department control since 1927.
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Casualty Company
Guardian Trust Company of
Cleveland
F. Maurice Bruns
Victor J. Silliman
Willis Oberlin
Maurice F. Stipe
The
Stryker Bank
State Exchange Bank
Henry F. Bruns
Stryker
Bruns Bank
State Exchange Bank of
State Banking Department
Stolen Car Used by Convicts Linked to Escape
A possible crew aided two prisoners who fled General Hospital last Saturday. Two cars were hijacked from Vernon Manor garage employees. one car was found near Toledo and another traced to Cincinnati with the motor number filed off. Suspects Jack Stein and Paul Beaumont, both hospital patients, are linked to Chicago safeblowing and burglary or conversion indictments. The escape followed removal of a guard due to Stein’s injuries.
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General Hospital
William M. Anderson
Toledo
Jack Stein
Paul Beaumont
Nwo
Vernon Manor
Anderson
Joseph Zimmerman
Lucas County
Cincinnati
Stein
Chicago
Norwood
Beaumont
First Radio Television Talkie Exhibited in Public Theater
SCHENECTADY N Y May 22 Radio television took a long step forward today with its adaptation to theatrical presentation Dr E F W Alexanderson pioneer in television research addressed scientists and newspaper correspondents predicting its ultimate development and practical application to warfare The six foot screen and synchronized radio telephone enabled the first radio television talkie in the world with performances seen in matinee and evening shows The demonstration showed images with fidelity and shadows similar to early movies and projected only the head and upper body of performers Tonight the engineer forecast the future five to twenty years ahead
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Schenectady
N. Y
E. F. W. Alexanderson
General Electric Company
Alexander
Fear for Passengers on Blazing Ocean Vessel Asia
The Fabre line reports possible deaths and injuries among 1,500 pilgrims aboard the steamship Asia after a fire in the Red Sea. The captain and 86 crew members escaped. full details were not yet available.
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Marseilles
Frances
Fabre Line
Asia
Red Sea
Mata Hari Biography Reframes Notorious Spy Image
Paris May 22 The Real Mata Hari by Charles S Heymans debunks legend and presents a researched portrait of the famous German intelligence agent. The author details Hari’s early life in Holland and marriage to Dutch officer Commander Mac Leod, noting romance edged by scandal and intrigue.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Mata Hari
D Department
Charles S. Heymans
M. Heymans
Holland
Europe
MacLeod
Java
Negro statue refused by Philadelphia art group
The Philadelphia Art Alliance sent back Antonio Salemme’s large black bronze Paul Robeson statue after judging that displaying a nude Negro figure in Rittenhouse Square could heighten local tensions. The executive committee cited concerns over the colored problem in Philadelphia and asked Salemme to substitute another work.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City
New York World News Service
New York
Art Alliance
Rittenhouse Square
Antonio Salemme
Paul Robeson
London Cables
England
Philadelphia Art Alliance
Brooklyn Museum
Hancock
Salemme
Sculptors
Citizens Demand Explanation Or Resignation of Covington Commissioners
Literary Digest poll results show 40.43 percent favor repeal of prohibition with 4,806,464 valid ballots. 30.46 percent for enforcement. 29.11 percent for modification. States split with several over 40 percent for enforcement or repeal. Washington leans to light wines and beers.
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Covington
Bell Fight
United States
Literary Digest
Arkansas
Kansas
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Connecticut
Ouisiana
Nevada
New Jersey
Hole Island
Alabama
Colorado
Iowa
Maine
Mississippi
Nebraska
South Carolina
Texas
Delaware
Florida
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Washington State
Graf Zeppelin Lands In Pernambuco Brazil After Transoceanic Flight
Graf Zeppelin arrived in Pernambuco Brazil completing its equatorial crossing on the world voyage. Crowds cheered as soldiers secured the mooring mast and officials prepared for refueling provisions and a southward push toward Rio Janeiro. The spectacle drew hundreds of spectators and heavy police presence at Campo Giquia field.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Hugo Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Rilo Janeiro
New World
Spa
Graf
Campo Giquia
Seville
Rio Janeiro
Insane daughter swindles parents in $10000 plot
Marie Edwards, 34, of 1619 Fairfax Ave, allegedly led a $10000 forgery driven swindle with taxi driver Edgar York, 35, of 1528 Greenup St, Covington. York faces forgery charges as the Hamilton County Grand Jury reviews the case. Victims are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards, parents of the accused.
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Longview Hospital
Marie Edwards
Fairfax Avenue
Edgar York
Greenup Street
Covington
York
Emmett D. Kirgan
Harry L. Edwards
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Miss Edwards
Gotham Clubwomen Claim Mrs Hammerstein Frame-Up
New York World News Service reports Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein, widow of the impresario, was in Women's Court for a third appearance amid clubwomen insisting her arrest for immoral conduct is a frame-up. Court adjournments continue until next Thursday as her lawyers plan witnesses and subpoenas.
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Gotham
New York World News Service
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Women's Court
Silbermann
Julius Hochfelder
Robert McCormick
Klein
Mrs. Hammerstein
Covington Rallies for City Manager's Dismissal Resignation
A crowded Covington hall demanded transparency as 4000 residents pressed City Commissioners to resign after forcing City Manager Col. Bell to resign without public explanation. Petitions signed by 5000 citizens urged rescission, while no commissioners attended the meeting to address the crowd.
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Johnston Northcutt
Covington
Col. Bell
Northcutt
Board of City Commissioners of
Charles W. Reynolds
Temperatures and Weather Trends Across States
Reported temperatures show increasing cloudiness and showers across Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee with cooler spells Friday night and Saturday. The data also lists a table of current, high and precipitation figures for major cities including Boston Nashville Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Atlanta New Orleans Pittsburgh and others with wind and weather conditions at noon.
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Ohio
North
Kentucky
West Portion
West Virginia
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Atlanta
Orleans
Galveston
Pittsburgh
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