Hoover asks Senate to pass tariff bill faces opposition
President Hoover urged Republicans to speed the tariff bill but Democrats independents and coalition leaders rejected any compromise. Senate leaders warned of delays as only Schedule 1 has been tackled out of fifteen. The White House noted the grave delays affecting agriculture and industry and the need to finish items at the regular session.
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Hoover
Senate
Pny
White House
Watson
Indiana
Florida
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
Walsh
Montana
Harrison
Mississippi
Reed
Rep
House
McNary
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Presidnt
Pilsudski Opens Diet Amid Army Officers’ Stand
Marshal Pilsudski arrives with eighty army officers at the Diet opening in Warsaw. The Speaker refuses to open the session while armed officers remain in the building, seeking presidential intercession. After a one hour standoff the President suggests postponement and a joint conference with Pilsudski.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pilsudski
Diet
Republic
Moscicki
Marshal Pilsudski
Last Rites Held for Distinguished Ohioan in Cleveland
Thousands attended the funeral services for a noted Ohio figure at the Cleveland Public Auditorium. Mourners gathered as the bier stood in the hall, reflecting on a life of public service and leadership.
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Bier
Cleveland
Burton Funeral Draws Crowds in Cleveland
Thousands of Cleveland residents and dignitaries paid final respects as Senator Theodore Elijah Burton lay in state at Public Hall and was buried at Lake View Cemetery beside Myron T. Herrick. Bishop William McDowell eulogized Burton noting his armament reduction stance and long service in Washington, while crowds gathered on Euclid Avenue to honor the statesman.
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Cleveland,c
Theodore Elijah Burton
Lake View Cemetery
Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
Public Hall
Euclid Avenue
Euclid Avenue Congregational Church
William McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Burton
Congress
McDowell
John Hay
Myron Herrick
United States
Hght
Theodore Burton
Knights Templar
Eskimond-a Frigid Frontier Survival Tale
A stark narrative unfolds from Eskimond about survival in a frigid, lonesome countryside. The piece traces endurance, isolation, and the human will to endure extreme cold and scarce resources amid remote terrain.
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Grewme
Eskimond
Fashion Notes and Border Views Highlight Next Sun Page
A fragmented notice highlights a full page of Fashion Notes and a border views piece from Tijuana. The text mentions the Mexican sink and Naughty Naugh at the border, with 50 other features planned for the upcoming issue.
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Aura Smith
Tijuana
Border
French Political Turmoil After Briand Resignation
Paris reports Andre Tardieu accepts invitation from President Doumergue to form a cabinet after Briand’s fall. Clementel withdraws from forming a government, left-center coalition talks fail over Interior Minister choice and Daladier’s Radical party efforts collapse. Briand appears most likely to be premier.
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Paris
Andre Taxdieu
United States
Gaston Doumergue
Briand
Havas
Etienne Clementel
M. Clementel
France
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Daladier
Radical Party
M. ‘Clementel
Magician Vanishes. Police Probe Disappearing Act
Earl J. Shafer a 22 year old magician from Columbus took his father's car on October 24 and vanished. A man matching Shafer's description used the car in Cincinnati and left it in a garage for two days before investigators traced the plate owner and contacted him.
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Earl J. Shafer
King Avenue
Columbus
J. L. Shafer
Shafer
Ada Street
William “Hochstuhl
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Auto Theft Bureau
Hochstuhl
Pantages Planned Flight Plane Readied for Escape
Los Angeles district attorney Baron Fitts said investigators found Pantages prepared an airplane in San Diego for leaving the country before the statutory charge trial. He opposed bond release and demanded remand to jail after a $25 000 bond was posted, citing flight plans as unsafe for freedom.
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Los Angeles
Baron Fitts
Alexander Pantages
San Diego
Cal
Fitts
Pantages
Slayer Weeps At Testimony To His Repute
In Weatherford Texas on October 31 a court heard defense witnesses describe the scuffle in which Judge R H Hamilton killed his son in law Tom Walton Jr The defendant who shot Walton listened as Dr S P Brooks Baylor University president testified that Hamilton's reputation was good both as student and professor The testimony named Flor ence Hendricks and J W Burks as observers of the encounter and described Hamilton returning to his office with a pistol after Walton fell
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Weatherford
Tex
R. H. Hamilton
S. P. Brooks
Baylor University
Tom Walton, Jr
Theresa
University of Texas
Tom
Hamilton
Amarillo
Grace Walton
Texas Supreme Court
Walton
Burks
Notary Sentenced To Year On Penal Farm For 25 Cent Theft
Walter B. Pierce a notary public in Terre Haute Ind was sentenced to one year on the State Penal Farm after pleading guilty to embezzling 25 cents. Judge John P Jeffries imposed the sentence. Pierce also failed to forward a 25 cent fee collected from Wilbur Murdock for an automobile driver's license.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Walter B. Pierce
John P. Jeffries
Piérce
Torotary
Wilbur Murdock
Foster Father's Adoption Debated in $10,000 Suit
Edna Grigsby testified she lived nearly fifteen years in the Bohlander home as a foster daughter and performed housework and nursing duties. She learned later no legal adoption existed and was awarded $3,000 in the Common Pleas Court action against George Bohlander.
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Edna Grigsby
Findlay Street
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
George Bohlander
Grigsby
Schoolboy urges discipline at Rotary Club talk
James McDonough of Hughes High School told about 300 Rotarians that youths need stricter discipline and fewer parties. He warned that life after school will require work and should not be cushioned. The remarks were made during Boys Week observances.
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James McDonough
Hughes High School
James
Rotary Club
Gibson
Louis Buhrman Dies After Fall at Home in East Walnut Hills
Louis Buhrman 75 of Haydock Apartments East Walnut Hills died at home from hypostatic pneumonia after a hip fracture from an accidental fall. He was former president of Cincinnati Cooperage Company and retired twenty years ago. Survived by wife Adolphina two sons G L Buhrman and Arthur Buhrman both New York City two daughters Amy Buhrman Cincinnati and Mrs Fletcher Jackson Detroit. Funeral 10:30 tomorrow at Mack Johnson funeral home East McMillan and Upland. burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Louis Buhrman
Haydock Apartments
Grandview Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Cincinnati’ Cooperage Company
Buhrman
Adolphina Buhrman
G. L.buhrman
Arthur Buhrman
New York City
Amy Buhrman
Fletcher Jackson
Detroit
Mack Johnson
East McMillan Street
Upland Place
Spring Grove Cemetery
Coast Guard Sinks Rum Runner After Pursuit Off Long Island
Eight suspected rum runners aboard the James B. were cut off when the Coast Guard Patrol Boat Cahoone spotted them thirty miles off Long Island. The vessel ran without lights and crossed the Cahoone’s bow, forcing the Coast Guard to fire warnings and later capture the group. The men were taken to the Coast Guard base for inquiry by customs immigration and coast guard authorities.
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Coast Guard
Long Island
Cahoone
Customs, Immigration and Coast Guard
A. M. A. Haines
James B
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Butterfly
Uncas
Canada
United States
Lake Ontario
Charlotte
Olcott
Hubert F. Wilbur
Jack Smith
Detroit
William Moore
Laurel
Mont
Lloyd Deline
Lockport
Deline
Cap. Wilbur
Martin W. Rasmussen
Slayer of Family Seen in Hamilton
Special to The Commercial Tribune reports Carlos King, implicated in a gas poisoning murder at 1002 Fairview Avenue, was sighted in Hamilton, CO, last night. Police cannot locate him but monitor known haunts. officials caution public hysteria may cause false identifications.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Carlos King
Fairview Avenue
Hamilton
Lake Steamer Lost As Two Crash in Fog Off Wisconsin Shore
Two large lake freighters collided twenty miles off Port Washington in dense fog. The Senator sank with probable seven deaths. the Marquette, badly damaged, was towed in by tugs. Crew rescues saved six more. one body recovered. The collision followed two recent lake disasters near Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Port Washington
Senator
Marquette
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Delos H. Smith
Thomas Walters
W. F. Amsbury
George Finch
M.D. McCloud
Leonard Ross
William Filbeck
Ralph Ellis
South Bend
Detroit
Points
Escanaba
Matthew Gormley
Nicholson Universal Steamship Company of
Kenosha
Bargain Buyer Enforce Rally In Stock Prices
Stocks rallied across leading exchanges as bullish financial developments spurred demand. The New York Stock Exchange saw large blocks traded and gains of several dollars per share amid profit-taking and liquidation from the prior week.
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Stanley W- Prenosil
Associated Press Financial
New York
New York Stock Exchange
London
Bank of England
United States Steel Corporation
Columbia
Steel Om
California
Oi Peaced Reserve
New York Banking Group
Thomas Yy. Lamont
J. Pp.“ Morgan & Coup
Two Crestline Women Charged With Ballot Fraud
Two women election officials from Crestline, Eleanor Blake and Edna Newman Nelson, were arrested on secret indictments after a Crawford County Grand Jury found that 69 of 100 ballots in Precinct D during the August primary were double marked. The arrests mark Crawford County’s first election fraud case.
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Bucyrus
Crestline
Eleanor Blake
Edna Newman Nelson
Crawford County Grand Jury
J. Dudley Sears
George J. Neffner
Secretary of State’s Office
Columbus
Crawford County
Cleveland ballot tampering trio seeks dismissal of appeals
Charles E. Kahoun and Frank Mazanec two Cleveland election workers convicted of ballot tampering will serve one to three years in Ohio Penitentiary after requesting dismissal of their appeals to the State Supreme Court. The court awaited arguments on motions for review as Attorney General Gilbert Bettman opposed the motions. Kahoun a precinct clerk and Mazanec a judge in Cleveland were caught counting 112 ballots though only 42 were cast. Six others charged with tampering in the August 1928 primary in Cleveland were convicted days earlier.
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Columbus, CO
Charles E. Kahoun
Frank Mazanec
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
Carrington T. Marshall
Gilbert Bettman
Mazanec
Thirteenth Ward
Riding Club Horse Show Draws Social Set in Reading Road Affair
A high society crowd filled the Riding Club’s eighth annual Horse Show at the club center Reading road and Asmann avenue. The Amateur Challenge Cup for three gait saddle horses drew Persis Cabot first owned by Mrs Robert H Trimble Indianapolis with Heather Belle second and Marianna third. Other events featured Lightweight Hunters and Harness event winners from Cincinnati, Columbus, and Illinois entries.
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Club
Reading Road
Asmann Avenue
Cincinnati
Social Register
Hulbert Taft
Star Reporter
Frank Adair
Lady Minton
Harold Palmer
Persis Cabot
Robert H. Trimble
Westbridge Fanny Cincinnati
Billie B
Troop E
107Th Cavalry
Columbus
Ray Dingle
Ambleside Stables
Blueash
Ceylon Flash
Seaton Buster
Will E. Dee
Chicago
Mayfair
Pickfair
George J. Peak and Sons
Winchester
Ill
al Seigler
D. A. Orth
Maytime
G. John Morean
Springfield
Peter Hensley
van Kirk & Tejan
Dayton
Billy Frisco
Robert E. Trimble
Indianapolis
The
Minister
Wet Avalanche Inundates Days In Nova Scotia Plea Vote
Halifax Nova Scotia October 31 The plebiscite tabulation from two thirds of polls shows 14000 more voters favor government control than retain the prohibition law. Two questions asked retain temperance act or substitute government control and sale. Toronto October 31 Conservative Premier Ferguson wins election with liquor control as main issue. Ferguson government holds ninety seats to twenty one for others including two Independent Conservatives.
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Halifax
N. S
Toronto
Ont
G. Howard Ferguson
Ferguson
Chattering Bride Faces Bigamy Charge After Altar Joke
Grace Sunny Acres Davis 18 was arrested on a bigamy charge after a joke about an earlier marriage surfaced following her Covington wedding to Harry Davis 35. The remarks during the return trip led to the warrant by her husband, with details of the ceremony and subsequent separation in Cincinnati.
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Covington
Grace Sunny Acres Davis
Harry Davis
Newland Hotel
Davis
Covington City
Kiam H. Ranshaw
Huntsville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Nye Proposes Senate Probe of Stock Speculations
Senator Nye proposed a Senate inquiry into speculative operations on the stock exchanges. He asked for a five member committee to be appointed by Vice President Curtis, including chairmen and ranking Democrats of the Banking and Judiciary committees. Action depended on tariff measures and tomorrow’s session.
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Washington
Senate
Rep
N. D
Curtis
Bankommittee
Blah
Between Two Judges What’s a Summons
Judge Frederick L Hoffman of Criminal Court asked Judge William D Alexander in Municipal Court to excuse him from jury service. The Municipal Court jury wheel produced no panel. Hoffmans name appeared on the prospective jurors list and he was served with a summons. Judge Alexander allowed the excuse, citing bench duties as priority.
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Frederick L.hoffman
William D. Alexander
Municipal Court
Hoffman
Thomas Evans
Alexander
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