MacDonald and Britons Face Traffic Snarl in NYC
An automobile procession carrying Ramsey MacDonald and fire trucks nearly collided on Fifth Avenue near St. Patrick’s Cathedral as a police escort cleared a path. The incident followed the Prime Minister’s luncheon departure and highlighted a naval parity agreement with the United States as a step toward disarmament talks.
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New York
Ramsay MacDonald
Fifth Avenue
Great Britain
Hotel Astor
Hotel Weylin
Fiftieth Street
St. Patrick's Cathedral
United States
America
Hoover Tariff Prospects Dim for Senate Passage
President Hoover faced a pessimistic outlook as Senator Watson of Indiana, Republican leader, told him the tariff bill is unlikely to pass the Senate before the December regular session. In six weeks the Senate must clear numerous rate schedules, and no clear stance from the White House emerged. The Federal Farm Board approved a $400000 loan to the Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Association of Cleveland for marketing and facilities.
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Washington
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Senate
White House
Federal Farm Board
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association of
Cleveland
Harry Hartke
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Del
Ohio Pai Cooperative Milk Association
Senate Agricultural Committee
Pastors Charge Aimee Misused Temple Funds
Five pastors from Angelus Temple and branches accused Aimee Semple McPherson of misappropriating temple funds in Los Angeles. They presented photostat copies of records and sought original books as evidence while DA ordered a probe into possible grand theft charges. McPherson declined to comment pending attorney input.
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Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Daniel Beecher
Western Hills MOH Overtaxed and Congestion Edges Growth
Congestion at Western Hills High School now serving over 1 700 pupils prompts consideration of reopening the old Covedale school as a colony for the Carson School and adding temporary buildings. The 1 400 capacity is exceeded as the district plans through 1932 with bond issues and reallocates funds. Resignations at East Night and West Night High Schools noted. Oyler School Building plans advanced. Pleasant Ridge expansion tentatively approved. Deer Park Village annexation survey shows little support.
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Western Hills High School
Carson School
Covedale
Western Hills
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Price Hills
Doris Gouldhart
Sylvia Nash
East Night High School
Florence Hornback
West Night High School
L. A. Pechstein
State Education Association of Utah
Oyler School
Pleasant Ridge
Hunt and Allen
Deer Park Village
Student pilots crash two ships near Cincinnati airports
Two crashes linked to student pilots near Cincinnati killed one man and seriously injured another with a second fatal incident reported. Leonard Wheeler, 81, died after the Mt Healthy Airport crash, while Fletcher Burke, 28, injured, remained at Good Samaritan Hospital. A separate Embry-Riddle crash near Ross injured Myer Butterer, 23, and Morton Ware, 21, with both treated at Speers Hospital. Butterer faced stunting accusations and possible disciplinary action.
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Cincinnati
Leonard Wheeler
Hollywood Apartments
College Hill
Mt. Healthy
Good Samaritan Hospital
Muehlenhard
Fletcher Burke
Norwood
al Hochscheid
Wheeler
Burke
Hamilton
Hoechscheid
Neidhard
Colerain
Springdale Pikes
Pippinto
Hochscheid
Embry- Riddle
Boyer
Ross
Myer Butterer
Morris Place
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Morton Ware
Military Parkway
Ft. Thomas
Embry-Riddle School
Butterer
Ohio Valley
Rutterer
Ware
Cubs Tie World Series at Shibe Park for First Victory
Roger Hornsby and Kiki Cuyler recovered their bats to spark the Chicago Cubs to a 3 to 1 win over the Philadelphia A’s in game three at Shibe Park. Guy Bush pitched well as Chicago stops a losing skid and narrows the A L lead to 2 to 1.
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Bush
CUBS
Allan Gould
Associated Press
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Roger Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
Hornsby
Cuyler
George Earnshaw
A’s
Guy Bush
Athletics
Mack
Ada’s list joins husbands who keep wives home
Mrs Dona Luchte filed for divorce from Charles William Luchte of 1508 Linn Street alleging cruelty and neglect. She says he kept a pair of scissors ready to disfigure her hair, refused her outings, spent evenings away, struck her, and once threw a knife. He took her trunk after their separation and lent her clothing to another woman.
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Ada
Charles William Luchte
Linn Street
Dona Luchte
May Street
Luchte
Altar of Gold in Panama City Featured in Tribune Magazine
Robert Aura Smith reviews the Altar of Gold in Panama City. The magazine section includes a full page of Book Reviews by Prof. Walter C. Phillips and Frank Byers plus 50 other features in Next Sunday's Commercial Tribune.
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Elizabeth Marbury
Bachelor Women
Robert Aura Smith
Panama City
Walter C. Phillips
Frank Byers
Next Sunday
Commercial Tribune
MacDonald Urges Positive Policy of Peace at Three Rallies
James Ramsay MacDonald told 2,500 listeners at the Commodore ballroom that world peace can be transformed from aspiration to reality. The British leader, aging toward 63 tomorrow, urged a constructive peace program and warned against wasting precious years and opportunities, praising the pace of peace being forged amid global tensions. He described his quest as blazing a trail to peace and referenced President Hoover in his remarks.
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Ernest K. Lindley
New York World News Service
New York
James Ramsay MacDonald
Commodore
Foreign Policy Association
Takia
Hoover
Landlady guilty in death of Atlanta printer
Mrs. Sarah Powers, 71, rooming-house owner in Macon, found guilty as an accessory before the fact in the killing of James Parks. Georgia law imposes death for this verdict with execution set for November 29. She admitted insuring Parks to protect funds lent to him and claimed Manchester acted without her knowledge.
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Macon
Sarah Powers
James Parks
Atlanta
Georgia
Parks
Manchester
Powers
Earl Manchester
Rochester
Mich
Truants Confess Rooftop to Locker Room Robberies
Two 15 year olds Elbert Owens and Robert Baker confessed to fourteen robberies after being rounded up by police. Loot ranged from $1.30 to $75 at various downtown businesses. They entered through unlocked transoms and were turned over to juvenile authorities. A second pair, Troy Brandenburg and Joseph Lockhart, ages 10 and 13, admitted stealing $59 from Orge Fields and shared most with the elder, while an alleged interference by John Welz affected the split.
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Elbert Owens
Pike Street
Robert Baker
Oregon Street
Charles Bell
Third Street
Broadway
Hathaway Rubber Stamp Company
Main Street
Bering Sales Company
Race Street
Joseph Harris
Hoffman Heater Company
Albert Hausman
East Seventh Street
International Machinery Company
East Sixth Street
Peter
Heckner
Sweeney
West Court Street
Troy Brandenberg
Joseph Lockart
West Eighth Street
Brandenberg
Fields
Lockhart
John Welz
Freeman Avenue
British steamer ashore off Virginia seeks aid
The Mackay Radio Company reported a British steamer Pacific, with 50 to 85 casualties by some accounts, ashore on Frying Pan Shoals eleven miles southeast of Cape Fear on the Virginia coast and in need of help. The vessel was in touch with the Coast Guard cutter Maddox at Wilmington Delaware, which planned to proceed to assist.
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New York
Mackay Radio Company Tonight
Pacific
Frying Pan Shoals
Cape Fear
Virginia
Coast Guard
Maddox
Wilmington
Del
MacDonald Peace Visit Signals Renewed Washington Social War
Washington reacts to Prime Minister MacDonald visit as social warfare changes reshape etiquette and tradition. White House invitations no longer command unquestioned obedience, women’s gloves return, and rival leaders attend receptions without greeting each other. Stag dinners gain official favor as attire and seating norms shift in a politically charged social arena.
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MacDonald
Washington
New York World News Service
White House
Hasenmuel ler marriage seeds grounds for divorce
Mrs Clara Hasenmuel ler sues Louis Hasenmuel ler in Domestic Relations Court citing extreme frugality and neglect. She says their Bowling Green marriage lasted to early this month with minimal support, limited purchases, and him using the car for other women. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Rattermian.
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Louis Hasenmueller
Tinner
Morrow Place
Price Hill
Clara Hasenmueller
Rutledge Avenue
Bowling Green
Hasenmueller
Hasenmueler
Levilond
Morrissey, Terry & Gilday
Rattermian
Old Milldale course preened for opening of fall meeting
Late preparations mark Latonia fall meet as Covington Handicap tops the card. Stables ready, fields scarce early, with top handicap horses from the Middle West expected. Russell Sweeney oversees operations for opening day as officials Price Bradley Nuckols Hogg and Shelley helm stewarding and racing affairs.
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Old Milldale
Mindadle
Middle West
Latonia
Russell Sweeney
Charles F. Price
T. C. Bradley
Sam C
Nuckols
Elijah Hogg
William H. Shelley
Samuel H. McMeekin
Sherman
Fall trial continues amid illness in court
Albert B. Fall, former Interior secretary, faces bribery charges in Washington. Judge William Hitz weighs a mistrial as four physicians warn against continued testimony. Fall arrives in an invalid chair attended by doctors and nurses, prompting a dramatic courtroom entrance before resuming testimony.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Frank J. Hogan
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Edward L Doheny
William Hitz
William Hitz, Presiding, That It Would Endanger Mr. Fall
Mr. Fall
H. T.safford
Houston Fall
Laura Smith
Atlee Pomerene
United States
Hitz
Hogan
Fall
Cleveland man shoots woman at door during dinner party
Mrs. Harriett Steinbrenner of Lakewood was killed in Cleveland when a man identified as Walter Chaney, a former roomer, lured her to a door during a women’s dinner and bridge party. Police search for Chaney, who allegedly believed she had informed on him.
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Cleveland, .O
Harriett Steinbrennen
Lakewood
Felice
Walter Chaney
Steinbrenner
Irene Mount
Chaney
Aged Dry Informer Put on the Spot by Racketeering Higher-Ups
Two investigations into the death of An drew Bierlin a sixty year old prohibition informer conclud ed he was put on the spot by higher ups in Kentucky bootlegging. Bierlin was found under a Newport railroad trestle and earlier abducted in Lexington drugged tortured with a knife and dumped roadside five miles from Lexington with veins severed. Federal guards at the Pepper Distillery were also noted.
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Kentucky
Prohibition
The
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Andrew Bierlin
Newport
J. T. Tartar
Condi
Bierlein
Old Pepper
Endurance Flight Ends in Chicago Fog
The Chicago We Will landed at Skyharbor Airport just after seven this morning after a 264 hour flight ended due to dense fog preventing refueling. The crew faced a forced termination as fuel became unavailable in the fog bank surrounding the city.
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Chicago
Skyharbor
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