U S Grand Jury Calls Three Hamilton Officials In Quiz
Hurricane menaces Georgia as mobile gulf coast towns brace for impact. Panama City docks and facilities are destroyed with no loss of life reported. Pensacola endures near 100 mph winds and widespread outages as crews assess damage and evacuation proceeds along the coast.
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U. S
Mobile
Ala
Mobile Register
Dothan
Panama City
Fla
St. Andrew's Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Bahamas
Florida Keys
Pensacola
Atlantic
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Escambia Bay
Acca
E. W. Holcombe
Louisville Nashville
Milton
Social Precedence For MacDonald Fete
The White House state dinner seating for Prime Minister MacDonald caused a precedence issue. Vice President Curtis waived his right to sit beside Mrs Hoover and his sister Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann, clearing Lady Isabella Howard to sit at the right of the President. Sir Esme Howard also waived precedence and will take a third seat, with Lady Isabella considered the ranking British lady. Secretary Stimson noted Ishbel MacDonald asked to forego official rank, settling some questions but leaving others unresolved.
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Washington
State Department
White House
MacDonald
Curtis
Hoover
England
Dolly Curtis Gann
Isabella Howard
Sir Howard
Esme Howard
Georgy
Stimson
Isabella
Gann
Sir Esme Howard
Ishbel MacDonald
Isabela Howard
Shearer Denies Wrecking Naval Parley On Stand
Francis M. Stephenson reports in Washington that Shearer takes the stand, attacks other witnesses, and denies wrecking a naval parley. The aggressive testimony centers on the $25,000 American shipbuilders at the 1927 naval event.
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Shearer
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Aggressive
Voluyl
Ie Shearer
Naval
Angilan brothers and accomplice sentenced to nineteen years
Theodore Angilan 21 Frank Angilan Jr 23 and James Anda 35 of three addresses were indicted for assault to rob and shooting to kill near New Baltimore September 23. Judge Chester R Shook imposed nineteen year prison terms after guilty pleas, reducing a prior twenty year sentence by one year to the maximum. The defendants face possible parole after a lengthy wait, with the judge noting no minimum parole requirement.
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Theodore Angilan
Richmond Street
Frank Angilan, Jr
My Creek Read
James Anda
Broadway
New Baltimore
Chester R. Shook
Na . Sparks
I River Road
Fagley
Public urged to favor high quality and innovation in products
R K Wason of Clark Lighter Co addresses the National Industrial Advertisers' Association at the Gibson hotel urging firms to invest in superior, original products. He argues the American public will pay more for quality and that success comes from specialization and continuous improvement rather than price-cutting.
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Wason
Gibson
R. Kk. Wason
New York
Clark
Cincinn
Nationdustrial
Astocia
Coste and Bellonte Fly For World Distance Record
Hayes dispatch from Moscow reports Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte flying the Question Mark toward Irkutsk after leaving Le Bourget aimed at a new long distance record. They crossed Novo Sibersk in Siberia with no wireless gear aboard and more than eighty hours elapsed without word.
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Hayes
Moscow
Dieudonne Coste
Novo Sibersk
Siberia
Irkutsk
Maurice Bellonte
Coste
le Bourget
Far East
Cologne
Germany
Europe
Asia
Associated Press
Federal Probe Into Liquor Gang Wars Presaged
United States District Attorney ordering subpoenas to Hamilton Ohio officials signals a broader federal probe into gang racketeering in Southwestern Ohio. Grand Jury will convene in Cincinnati to hear records dating from January 1, 1928, as authorities pursue cases under the Jones Law.
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Ohio
United States District Attorney's Office
Hamilton (D
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Cincinnnati
Grand Jury
Alphonse Pater
Hamilton Municipal Court
John Brannon
Hamilton’ S
John C
Hamilton
Middletown
The
Cincinnati
Butler County
Hamilton County
Kentucky
Robert
Bob” Zwick
Grandary
Mr. May
Harry A. Abrams
Eetrict
Robert N. Neving
Rocket propulsion pioneer claims first flight in Germany
Fritz von Opel achieved a six mile flight at 250 feet in a rocket powered plane named Sander Rak One. The craft landed and took off with rocket brakes, suffering a minor head burn on a rough start. Engineers Friedrich Wilhelm Sander and Weselmuende contribute to the design and weight about 6590 pounds with 410 pounds of rockets.
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Frankfort-On-Main
Germany
Fritz von Opel
von Opel
von Ceci
Bremen
Ae von Opel
Sisters Die After Poisoning Following Late Car Ride
Walnut Ridge Arkansas September 30 two sisters ClaraHudson and Mabel Hudson both 18 and 18 died after taking poison officials say parents Mr and Mrs Thorson told them the act was self administered Fear of punishment for a late automobile ride with two young men led to the tragedy as reported by authorities
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
Clara
Mabel Hudson
Torson
Husband is Arrested for Murder in Case of Young Wife
Indictment and arrest for the murder of Robert A. McPherson Jr's wife Virginia M Pherson followed a reopened probe after a coroner's jury ruled the death a suicide. The case, once blamed on police negligence and debated amid sensational disclosures, centers on events in the McPherson apartment after midnight September 13.
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Washington
Robert A. McPherson, Jr
Overman
North .Carolina
J. E .Pettee Wales
Semen
Virginia Mpherson
Allen
Cas
McPherson
United States Attorney Haveth May to Leave Office
Haveth E May, United States district attorney since March 4, 1925, will terminate his federal duties to join the firm of Pogue Hoffheimer & Pogue at the First National Bank Building. His replacement plans and earlier high profile cases in Cincinnati, including liquor prosecutions and antitrust actions, are noted as he shifts to private practice.
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Haveth E. ‘May
United States
Uhere
Pogue Hoffheimer & Pogue
First National Bank
Star's Today
Haveth
RE. Mau. Ly
Hoover
Mabel Walker Willenbrandt
Mr. May
H. L. Dollings Company
Perican Finance Company
Mail
Hoffritz
Dayton
Mau
Hickenlooper
May
Bar of Justice
Cincinnati
Bert Buckley
Borger Declares Martial Law As National Guard Arrives
Gov Moody proclaims martial law in Borger Hutchinson County after Ranger leaders replace local police and sheriff. A seven car troop train delivers eighty four militiamen under Gen Jacob Wolters who cites crime unrest and government failure to enforce laws as the basis for the action.
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Fort Pevith
J. W. Aldrich
J.W. Crabtree
J. B. Wheatley
Joe Owenbey
Jacob F. Wolters
Borger
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Deny Pantages Venue Change On Trial Today
Los Angeles Sept 30 Alexander Pantages charged with a statutory offense had a venue change denied by Superior Judge Charles Fricke after a brief hearing. Pantages to appear tomorrow at 9 am to face trial for allegedly attacking Miss Winicer Pringle, 17, a dancer seeking to place an act on his vaudeville circuit. Mrs Lois Pantages was convicted of manslaughter last week. sentence postponed to Oct 5 after defense motions for a new trial and probation considerations.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Charles Fricke
Baron Fitts
Fricke
Winicer Pringle
Pantages
Lois Pantages
Carlos S. Hardy
Workman Dies in 100 Foot Derrick Fall
Victor Slatteny a 49 year old ironworker fell from a derrick boom 112 feet to the concrete in the new Telephone Building basement. He struck an iron beam on the way down sustaining fatal injuries. Slatteny, of 131 West Fifty eighth street, was pronounced dead at General Hospital Morgue. Al Sutton, who was nearby, was lightly injured but declined police help and left the scene.
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Victor Slatteny
West Fifty
Enth Street
Slatten
General Hospitahe Morgue
Yockey and
Bary
Slatton
al Sutton
Bettman Eulogizes McQuigg at Legion Convention
At the opening session in Louisville Kentucky attorney general Gilbert Bettman eulogized the late John R McQuigg past national commander of the American Legion Bettman cited McQuiggs public life from East Cleveland mayor to Cleveland Grays captain and Ohio National Guard officer He served as a colonel in World War I and was recognized for his leadership continued on third page.
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Bettman
John R. McQuigg
American Legion
Louisville
John Vogele
Gilbert Bettman
Armory
Wea
Ohio
the Legion
Yean Sail
East
Cleveland
National Law School
Washington
Cleveland Grays
Ohio National Guard
Galbraith
America
Signiti
Senate Divided Over Hawley Smoot Tariff Flexibility
Washington Sept 30 Senate debates over retaining the flexible provision of the Hawley Smoot tariff bill. Senator Steck of Iowa urges retention, praising benefits to farmers and workers while opposing repeal. Other Democrats oppose, Republicans urge committee-backed provision, with votes not expected before Wednesday. Plans for a cooperative cotton marketing corporation were also presented to the Senate Agriculture Committee by Carl Williams of Oklahoma.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Iowa
Senate
Steck
Fletcher Dem
Hoover
Hawes
Ouri
Finance Committee
Robinson
Indiana
Jones
Senate Agriture Committee
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Willie
Williams Held for Jones Violation Bend
Lyman Williams, 47, 233 Chestnut Street, Hamilton, C., said to be an incident involving a Jones violation.
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Williams
Jones
Bend
Lyman Williams
Chestnut Street
Hamilton, C
Boy Defends Dog Against Attacking Dog
Robert Meyer fourteen of 1537 Grove street was bitten on the right leg above the knee while shielding his dog from a larger police trained dog owned by William Ebbers of 1529 Grove street. The boy tended his wound and the Board of Health was notified.
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Robert Meyer
Grove Street
Robert
William Ebbers
Board of Health
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