La Follette Defies Senate Over Expulsion Threat
Senator La Follette challenged the Senate to expel him if he disclosed his voting on nominations in executive sessions. He condemned the Rules Committee for probing newspaper men after roll-call publication of Irvine Lenroot’s Federal Judge confirmation.
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House caucus approves tariff bill vote for next Tuesday
The House Republican conference approved a rule to bring the tariff bill to a 3 PM vote next Tuesday. Leaders hope to finalize amendments to soothe dissent, with proposals tempering the new schedule on items such as hides, butter, leather, rayon, and cementing free lists for certain goods.
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Want Ad Bits From The Commercial Tribune
Modern home of six rooms in Walnut Hills priced to sell. Four poster bed in sacrifce. Nice little home with garden and chickens for sale near Montgomery O. Local automobile gates company will pay cash for your car and buy from one to one hundred cars. In Norwood three front rooms completely furnished in private family. Garage. Rent reasonable. Turn now to the Want Ad page for other interesting Want Ad news. CANAL 6300.
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Columbus Battles Imaginary War Echoes on Capital Day
Columbus residents awoke to mock air raids as a state capital War game unfolded. The Blue forces, led by Maj. Gen. Benson W. Hough, simulated destroying the Grigg Dam and the capital, while thousands of refugees moved from Columbus to nearby Chilliothe, amid a staged crisis with no real damage.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
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Benson W. Hough
Ohio National Guard
Leiter Elected By Ohio Bankers In Columbus Meeting
Allen B. Whitney of Citizens Savings Bank Upper Sandusky elected President succeeding Arthur B. Taylor Elyria Edward Seiter named Vice President of Fifth Third Union Trust Cincinnati Oscar D Miller of Ohio Merchants Trust Massillon chosen Treasurer succeeding Edwin Buchanan Columbus Wisconsin Banking Commissioner C F Schwenger urged depositor protection as key in lending practices.
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Citizens Savings Bank
Upper Sandusky
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Elyria
Whitney
Edward Seiter
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Cincinnati
Oscar D. Miller
Ohio Merchants Trust Company
Massillon
Edwin Buchanan
C. F. Schwenger
Wisconsin
Editor Burns Freed on Cash Bond in Chicago
Judge Joseph P. David released Robert Elliot Burns on a $5 000 cash bond after Georgia officials failed to file papers for his return. Burns, once a Georgia chain gang convict, had become a Chicago publisher and denied wartime injury claims as American Legion and other groups weigh an extradition appeal.
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Joseph P. David
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Burns Air Mail Requisition Sent to Chicago
An air mail requisition for the return to Georgia of Robert Elliot Burns was dispatched to Chicago on Gov. L. G. Hardman’s order.
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Robert Elliot Burns
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L. G. Hardman
German Reparation Delegation Faces Rumors Of Resignations
Paris reports deny Dr Hjalmar Schacht would resign as chairman though earlier claims tied his fate to Dr Albert Voegler's departure. The Berlin origin of rumors fuels French doubt as Allied talks stall and no clear decision looms before week’s end.
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International Conference of Reparations Experts
Berlin
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Albert Vogeler
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Ludwig Kast
Alfred Stern found dead in Cincinnati garage
Alfred M Stern 25 of 808 North Crescent Av Avondale son of Max Stern and nephew of Mayor Seasongood was found shot in his car on the third floor of the Ninth Street Garage near 14 East Ninth St just before midnight The coroner suggested suicide induced by nervous breakdown The incident prompted city police to search for Stern and affected the Harvard banquet plans with Lucien G Strauss attorney of 3629 Reading Rd involved in the case Stern was president of Triple S Realty Co Harvard class of 1925 recently married to a Boston woman The coroner and police continued investigations into the death.
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Seasongood
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East Ninth Street
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George Wheasley
Eastern Avenue
Copelaw
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Linton Hotel
John Weld Peck
Young Stern
Harvard
Lucien G. Strauss
Reading Road
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Stern
Triple S Realty Company
Boston
Frederick C. Swing
Kennedy Convicted in Second Kidnapping Case
Jack Kennedy of Dayton Ohio was found guilty by a Criminal Court jury of Robbery in connection with the second kidnapping of Benjamin Henderson, cashier of the Camargo Bank at Madeira. Henderson identified Kennedy as the active participant while co-defendant John Hasty admitted his role but denied Kennedy’s involvement. Kennedy awaits sentencing as Hasty’s was postponed.
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Benjamin Henderson
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Madeira
Henderson
Oakley
Camargo Bank
West Carrollton
Ohio
Kennedy
John Hasty
Garrard County
Hasty
Foster Hopkins
Dudley M. Outcast
Charles S. Bell
Morrow Leaves Mexico Guarded for Lindbergh Wedding
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow departed Mexico City under tight guard to reach North Haven for his daughter Anne Spencer Morrow's wedding to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. Mexican authorities increased security after communist threats, with 250 soldiers ahead on an exploration train and 100 aboard the passenger train, including machine-gun units. General Miguel Acosta led federal troops during the Vera Cruz revolt.
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Mexico City
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United States
Anne Spencer Morrow
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Haven
Laredo
Tex
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Mexico
United States Express
Mr. Morrow
Miguel Acosta
Federal
Vera Cruz
Minister and wife clash in Paterson divorce case
In Paterson New Jersey a crowded courtroom heard divorce filings by Rev John R Reeves former Hawthorne pastor and his wife airing charges and counter charges. Private investigators testified about Mrs Reeves alleged intimacy with church member Charles D Petry as relatives and churchgoers testified. A separate ruling by Vice Chancellor Ingersoll in Atlantic City granted a divorce to Walter M Burns whose wife was named in Mrs Reeves's answer.
Hero Patrolman Saves Woman From Parapet Fall
Mounted Patrolman William Hermann spotted Helen W. Whiley perched on a hotel roof ledge in Manhattan. He raced to the penthouse, restrained her as they tumbled near the edge, and brought her to safety and Bellevue Psychopathic Ward for treatment.
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Greenwich Village
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Six-year-old boy faces manslaughter verdict in Kentucky
Judge Charles W. Hoffman denounces the trial of a six year old for manslaughter in Paintsville Kentucky calling it a mesh of hypocrisy and fanaticism. He cites cases showing vindictiveness over justice and laments social and legal drift affecting youth. A screen actress leads detectives on a chase to serve divorce papers.
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Paintsville
Hoffman
Kentucky
Roosevelt to become Porto Rico governor and related notes
Theodore Roosevelt Jr will be appointed Governor of Porto Rico succeeding Horace M. Towner. Ker mit Roosevelt reports his brother accepted the post after expedition duties in Asia and plans a swift return from China. A separate Ky case details a six and a half year old boy sentenced to reform school for manslaughter over scrap iron.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
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Horace M. Towner
China
Kermit
Field Museum
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Shanghai
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Roosevelt Field Museum
Asia
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Saigon
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San Francisco
Asiatic Continent
Federal Judge Clark Attacks Federal Jurisprudence And Appointments
Judge William Clark of the Northern District of New Jersey, a Harvard graduate and World War hero, urged reform of federal judiciary size and appointment method in a speech at the Associated Harvard Clubs. He argued fewer judges would raise pay and standards, noted actual court congestion is less than perceived, and criticized Senate driven appointments as political patronage.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Harvard
Linton
Clark
Senate
Wire-Tapping and Dictaphone Use Condemned by Dry Agents
In Columbus on May 23, Harry Dengler warned 28 federal prohibition agents that wire-tapping and automatic recorders are discouraged for evidence gathering. He noted wire-tapping is a felony in some states and warned against handling agents’ photos, recounting a photographer who sold such photos to bootleggers. The Ohio-Indiana district prohibition enforcement school closed tonight.
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Harry M. Dengler
Prohibition Department
Dengler
Federal high way plan seeks 2 billion dollar system
Senator Brookhart introduces a bill proposing a federal highway network linking the Atlantic and Pacific and North and South. The plan would fund construction with a two billion dollar Treasury issue and connect cities from Portland Maine to Seattle and New York to Los Angeles with coastal and inland routes through Richmond and Jacksonville to Brownsville Texas.
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Teach and Preach Condon Urges Youth to Serve
Randall J. Condon, Superintendent of Cincinnati Schools, told the Northern Baptist Association annual meeting in Chicago that young people should understand the service they can render as teachers or ministers. He argued money alone does not attract candidates and noted denominational schools help convey the ministry’s value to humanity.
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