MacDonald Peace Ship Near America Sails Under Navy Escort
News of Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald traveling from Nantucket to New York aboard the Berengaria with cruiser escort. A radio broadcast plans a Washington-Canada link and a New York luncheon honors physicians who saved his 1927 life.
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Washington
Canada
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Trenton
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Nantucket
Men Fight Loud To Save City Of Augusta
Augusta Georgia October 2 1500 men tackle Savannah River flood to protect city of 60000 as levee holds and river crest revised lower. Rail trestle spans carried away three freight cars swept into current while townsfolk seek higher ground amid wrecked bridges and stalled commerce.
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United States Army Board
Savannah
Hamburg
Carolina
Niegro
Lake Olmstead
Hill
Georgia
Rum Trafficking Probed by Federal Agents in Butler County
Federal undercover agents testify before a grand jury in Cincinnati facing indictments for liquor law violations as they investigate Butler County corruption. Raids in Hamilton and Middletown net 43 violators while possible special grand jury and official irregularities are noted. In a separate note, German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann dies after months of illness, ending a key postwar statesman era.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Ohio
Legionnaires Pick Boston as 1930 Convention City
The American Legion selected Boston over Los Angeles to host its 1930 convention on October 2, with the National Commander election and other officer votes to follow. The body urged Senate investigations into lobbying including pacifist and religious groups seen as weakening national defense.
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Associated Press
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Porto Rico
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California
United States Senate
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United States
Senate Lobby Probe Focuses On Tariff Interests
Senator Caraway named targets for inquiry into Washington lobbyists tied to tariff legislation. The Southern Tariff League and Joseph Grundy of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association were listed, with probes to cover lobbying around Muscle Shoals power and estate tax repeal. The effort to expose influence in Washington begins next week led by Norris and aims to reassure the public that government is not for sale.
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Muscle Shoals
Ala
Judiciary Committee
Norris
Rep
Neb
Fung
Laurence R. Wilder
Trans-Oceanic Corporation
Borah Leads Coalition as Senate Defies Hoover Tariff Plan
In a 47 to 42 vote the Senate rejected the administration tariff policy, backing a Democratic plan to empower Congress to set emergency rates via Tariff Commission findings. Led by Borah and Norris, thirteen Republicans joined 34 Democrats to override the President, signaling a pivotal clash over tariff revision and Congress’s final arbiter role.
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Steck
Iowa
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Fla
Paris Hairdresser Builds Dream Glass House
A Paris hairdresser famed among society women in New York London and Vienna is creating a glass palace residence. It features purple crystal pillars and balconies of transparent glass shining under sun and moon with a crystal bed that may become his tomb, aided by Madame Lipska in decoration. A crystal glass bar will line the polished walls.
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London
Vienna
Berlin
Warsaw
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House of Glass
Worlds ‘Press Pub. Co
Registration Day Opens for City Election
Voters are urged to register today or by October 18 19 to be eligible for the November 5 city election. Nine Council seats, municipal court judges, four board of education members, and a $12 000 000 bond issue are on the ballot. Polls run from 8 to 2 and 4 to 9 each day.
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Board of Education
6 WOMEN 6 MEN TO DECIDE RICH SHOWMAN'S FATE
Six men and six women were chosen as the jury to try Alexander Pantages on a statutory charge. District Attorney Buron Fitts said Irene Pringle would testify as the prosecution’s first witness. The case hinges on the alleged age of the 17 year old dancer Eunice Pringle.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Buron Fitts
Irene Pringle
Fitts
Miss Pringle
Judge Woeste Improves After Flu Illness
The condition of Judge Joseph H. Woeste, candidate for City Council, who was stricken with the grippe Monday night, was reported improved at his residence last night. He is expected to leave his bed Friday and meantime his campaign engagements will be handled by his Chairman, Joseph Euler, and Secretary, George Weller, Jr.
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Joseph H. Woeste
Joseph Euler
George Weller, Jr
Fall in Court Adored Ruling Before Mungay
Albert B. Fall's motion to dismiss the indictment charging bribery in the Elk Hills oil lease case was argued before Justice Hitz in Washington. Fall, 68, pleaded a double jeopardy claim and requested the judge to rule by October 7, the trial date, as health issues caused multiple postponements.
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Albert B. Fall
Elk Hills
California
Justice Hitz
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Edward L. Doaheny
C. C. Chase
Jouett Fall Elliott
Fall
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Cincinnati Adopts Unanimous Anti Noise Ordinance
City Council passed a unanimous ordinance banning unnecessary noises from radios horns phonographs and similar devices with exceptions for railroads athletic events church bells and ordinary city life noises. The act takes effect in thirty days with a $25 fine. The council also authorized a committee on a rail extension petition amid opposition from Rose and Matthews.
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Swat
Old King Bedlam
Rose
Deaths in East Marion textile strike riot in North Carolina
On October 2 in Marion North Carolina state troops restored order after a nine week strike at East Marion mills turned violent. Two died at the gates of Marion Manufacturing Company and a third died hours later. Sheriff O F Adkins and deputies faced a line of pickets while a striker John Jonas died of wounds and Sam Vickers a union member was reported killed.
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Marion Manufacturing Company
East Marion
United Textile Workers’ Union
Clinchfield Manufacturing Company
O. F. Adkins
McDowell
Adkins
John Jonas
Sam Vickers
Auto stolen from Court and Elm recovered with cash and checks
A 2004 Baltimore avenue vehicle owned by Ver non Gutekumst was taken from Court and Elm streets at 8 PM and found at 12:30 AM at Twelfth and Race streets. Inside were 130 in currency in a cigar box 11.50 in silver and three checks totaling 40.67 on the rear seat.
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Vernon Gutekumst
Baltimore Avenue
Court and
Elm Streets
Twelfth
Race Streets
Mystery shots fired at Fitts state attorney
Pasadena report states Baron Fitts Los Angeles County district attorney was fired upon three times last night while driving to a Pasadena meeting. An armed guard was assigned after a plot allegedly involving Wilshire and Hollywood triggers. Fitts said his car was forced off the highway but he was not hit.
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Baron’ Fitts
Los Angeles County
Fitts
Los Angeles
Wilshire
Hollywood
Coupon Address for Cincinnati League of Women Voters
Mail this coupon to Cincinnati League of Women Voters Headquarters 324 Hotel Sinton. No Charge. No Solicitations.
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Sinton
Echo of Aimee Nonappearing Case Ties Ormiston to Breach Suit
In Seattle the Oct. 2 proceedings link Kenneth Ormiston, the radio operator tied to the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping, to Rev. H. H. Clark's $50,000 breach of promise suit against Minnie E. Kennedy. Clark testified Kennedy praised Ormiston’s chivalry and denied talking against McPherson, recounting Kennedy’s return to Seattle desolate after California promises.
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Wash
Kenneth Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
California
H. H. Clark
Minnie E. Kennedy
MecPherson
Clark
Kersfield
Cal
John S. Robinson
Kennedy
Pichel Named to Municipal Court Seat in Columbus
Governor Myers Y Cooper appointed Chauncey D Pichel Cincinnati attorney to fill the Municipal Court vacancy left by Judge Woeste. Pichel will serve until the November 5 election and a new judge will then serve the remainder of Woeste's term. Sworn in by Judge Samuel W Bell in Police Court.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Chauncey D. Pichel
Cincinnati
Joseph H. Woeste
Woeste
Ways and Means Committee
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Pichel
Samuel W. Bell
Police
Light quake felt in Fabriano Italy at 2 59 a m
A light earthquake of an undulatory nature was felt in Fabriano Italy at 2 59 a m, with reports indicating a minor tremor. No damage was reported and authorities said the quake lasted briefly.
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Italy
Fabrianqo
U S Development in Latin America Emphasized Over Exploitation
At a closing session of the Industrial Advertisers Assocation in New York, John Abbink of Publishers International argues Latin America has grown into a machine age, rivaling North American standards as South Americans adopt and utilize new technology. Advertisers are urged to improve copy with better subjects and more illustrations, said by C F Stoltz of the Big Four and LeRoy E Kern of the American Institute of Architects. The final meeting highlighted these points.
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Publishers International Corporation
New York
Industrial Advertisers’ Association
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Big Four Railroad
LeRoy E. Kern
Structural Service Department
American Institute of Architects
The Best from Everywhere in Next Sunday's Magazine
From Panama the Smiths recount army past life there. A full page of fashion notes, book reviews, puzzles, and children’s reading. The Commercial Tribune previews its next magazine issue with varied content.
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