Senate to probe activities of anti saloon league lobby
A newly impaneled Federal Grand Jury opened its fall term in Cincinnati to thoroughly probe crime in Southwestern Ohio including racketeering tied to anti saloon league activities. US Attorney Haveta E Mau and aides plan to present liquor raid witness threats, prompting secret talks with officials and arrangements for special agents to protect witnesses and investigate threats.
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United States District Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
Will &c
Haveta E Mau
United States
Mr. Mau
B. F. Prim
Hamilton
Mau
Primmer
United States Department of Justice
Washington
Robert R. Nevin
Pichel Favored for Cincinnati Municipal Court Vacancy
At a joint Republican committee meeting Chauntey D. Pichel was unanimously endorsed to fill the Cincinnati Municipal Court vacancy caused by Judge H. Woeste’s resignation. Gov. Myers V. Cooper would appoint to serve until the November election, with a full term to follow for the remainder of Woeste’s term.
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Ohio
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John McNab Chosen to Lead Prohibition Reorg Plan
President Hoover designates John McNab an Arlington attorney to study federal prohibition reorganization and draft Congress action in cooperation with federal agencies. aims for December transmission and invites a joint committee inquiry before the session. Senate tariff debate heats as factions clash over flexible duties and farm relief stalls.
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Cisco
Ile Tatoe
Congress
Hoover
Department of Justice
Senate
Secret British Document Shown During Geneva Naval Inquiry
William B. Shearer produced a contested British document as hearings paused for Premier Ramsay MacDonald's visit. Senator Allen questioned its authenticity before Navy Intelligence corroboration could be read. The session adjourned awaiting MacDonald's arrival and continued talks on naval limits between Britain and the United States.
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Geneva
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Summers
Kansas
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Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Thomas Mitten Drowns in Poconos While Fishing
Thomas B. Mitten, famed rail executive of Mitten Management, Inc., drowned near Milford Pa while fishing on his estate. He was found heavily clothed and alone. Dr E Mitten, his son, rushed to the scene. The death occurs as Philadelphia faces a suit over Mitten Management’s separation from the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company amid profit-sharing disputes.
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Mitten
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Senate to Investigate Lobbying by 300 Societies
Caraway wins Senate approval to shift a lobby inquiry from a special committee to the Judiciary Committee chaired by Norris. The scope covers professional and social lobbyists, with 10,000 dollars allotted to begin, and testimony set to begin next week. The Methodist Board of Temperance faces potential classification as a lobby, with tests on testimony from Clarence True Wilson and others.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
George W. Norris
Congress
Cummins
Senate Committee
Clarence True Wilson
National Association of Manufacturers
Martin M. Mulhall
Ccraway
Caraway
Ieten
Rep
Washington
House
Alienation Suit Alleges Mother-in-law Made Husband Habitual Drunkard
Marie Haas sues Bertha Hoffman in Common Pleas Court for 15000 damages alleging the husband Frank Haas became a habitual drunkard due to his mother's liquor. She cites neglect of business, squandered earnings, and abandonment, noting his prior earning $200 monthly and support for three children.
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Marie Haas
Jones Street
Bertha Hoffman
Horton Street
Frank Haas
Haas
Ade injured, humorist George Ade in hospital
New York News Service reports George Ade, humorist, hospitalized at St Luke's after a fall. His fractured arm worsened when surgery required wiring the bone. doctors expect he may leave in about two weeks.
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Chicago
George
Ade
St. Luke's Hospital
George H. Coleman
St. Luke's
French Flyer Believed Lost Over Siberian Forests
Soviet aviation officials pressed a search for Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte after their red airplane Question Mark disappeared on a long distance flight from Paris toward Eastern Siberia. Sightings placed the craft near Kirensk northeast of Irkutsk, with fuel dwindling and the Taiga region the likely landing area.
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Dieudonne Coste
Paris
Siberia
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Maurice Bellonte
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Kirensk
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Irtutsk
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Rome
Three Teens Admit Burglary in Clubhouse and Grocery
Ham M. Anderson reports three sixteen year olds who worked as caddies at Western Hills Club confess to burglaries at the club and a grocery on Glenway Avenue. Names include George Creutzinger, Daniel Beebe, and Robert Winkelman, all under probation for prior car thefts. They were arrested by deputies and will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Ham M. Anderson
Western Hills Club
Glenway Avenue
George Cruetzinger
Manss Avenue
Daniel Beebe
Mayfield and
Carson Avenues
Robert Winkelman
Carson Avenue
Creutzinger
George Creutzinger
Albert Bockstiegel
August Beckman
Samuel Blum
Anderson
Fred Sperber
Golf Club
Chicago
Beebe
Mayor Proclaims Four Registration Days for November Election
Seasongood issued a proclamation designating four registration days for citizens to register for the upcoming municipal election on November 5. The days set are October 10, 18 and 19, with the fourth day announced for eligible voters to register.
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Seasongood
Bank Bandits Take Up To Fifty Thousand In Michigan Heist
Five robbers forced patrons to the floor at People's Savings Bank in Cadillac Michigan and escaped with an estimated 40 000 to 50 000 plus some securities as the cashier reported.
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Cadillac
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People’s Savings’ Bank
Alfred Chapman
Day of Saving Man Past to Era of Creative Spending
Charles F. Abbott, executive director of the American Institute of Steel Construction, tells the National Industrial Advertisers Association that the age of saving business men is past and industry must raise living standards for 73 million Americans. He frames U S industry as powerful and adaptable, urging profits through social progress during the Gibson Hotel meeting. Abbott, a Hoover associate in appearance, rose from office boy to sales promotion leader and helped organize major sales clubs.
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Charles F. Abbott
New York
National Industrial Advertisers Association
Gibson Hotel
Abbott
American Institute of Steel Construction
Hoover
Boston
American Society of Sales Executives
Princess Montague Yacht Breaks Up in Bahama Hurricane
The Princess Montague once owned by Julius Fleischmann foundered near Tony Rocks Bahamas during a West Indian hurricane. Captain Amthor Songdahl and crew fought the storm for days before abandoning the stricken ship with salvage efforts from Nassau.
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Julius Fleischmann
Bahaman
Miami
Fmla
Nassau
Tony Rocks
Bahamas
Inter-Island Steamship Company
Barron Collier
Amthor Songdahl
Nissan
Songdahl
Tony Rocke
Coupon notice for Cincinnati League of Women Voters
A reading of the coupon shows it addressed to the Cincinnati League of Women Voters at Headquarters 324 Hotel Sinton. It states no charge and no solicitations.
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Cincinnati League OF Women Voters
Hotel Sinton
Hoover to visit Cincinnati with President for river project
Mrs. Herbert Hoover will accompany the President in Cincinnati for the Ohio River improvement celebration. City officials said the visit includes an Eden Park dedicatory address and an auto tour. The presidential party plans to depart for Louisville at 2 15 PM after lunch with the Cincinnati reception committee aboard the Mississippi liner.
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Herbert Dover
Cincinnati
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Col
C. O. Sherrill
Louisville
Hoover
Gibson
Eden Park
Ohio River Improvement
Mississippi
F. R. Fisher
Illinois Central Railway System
Cairo
Mitten’s Reform of Troubled Street Railways
Mr. Mitten possessed a talent for seizing distressed street railway systems, correcting their problems, and restoring operation with benefits to stockholders, employees, and the public. His enduring theory emphasized practical fixes and public stewardship in transit ventures.
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Mr. Mitten
Head of Rayon Plants Ends Life by Cutting Wrist
Elizabethton Tennessee October 1 Konsul W C Kummer acting president of the American Bemberg and Glanzstoff rayon plants was found dead in bed with his left wrist slashed in multiple places A German note on the table read I do not believe that I shall be able to work any longer for rayon The coroner s jury ruled suicide amid intense pain and a prior foul play scare was dismissed after inquest doctor testified the mill head suffered gall stones and attacks Friday and Saturday
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Tenn
Konsul
W. C. Kummer
Bemberg and Glanzstoff
E. R. Boss
J.B. Shoun
Legionnaires Parade Dazzles Louisville in Record Display
About 35,000 veterans and civilians joined a five mile procession in Louisville as the American Legion staged its annual parade. Some 100 marching units, bands, and drill teams moved past a massive crowd estimated at 300,000, with National Commander Paul V. McNutt saluting from the reviewing stand.
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Stanley. G. Thompson
Associated Press
Louisville
Legion
America
American Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Crack Guard
Europe
McNutt
Paris
France
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