Hoover Attacks Tariff Plan in New England Rally
Herbert Hoover used a Boston speech to condemn the Democratic tariff formula as risking lower wages and farm prices through free competition. He warned against Underwood tariff flaws and broadened his attack to foreign trade and the merchant marine as he campaigned across Massachusetts.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Gov. Smith
Louisville
United States
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Massachusetts
Butler
Frank G. Allen
Benjamin Loring Young
Young
Alvin T. Fuller
Republican Party
Ple
Graf Zeppelin Skipper Reveals Son Helped Repair Fin
Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, told reporters his son Knute, 24, helped repair the damaged port fin amid violent squalls between Gibraltar and Bermuda. Eckener said the mission endured delays, with fuel for sixty five hours, and spoke after safely mooring the airship.
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Eckener
Son
N. L. Goldberg
Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Knute
Albert O. Grzesinski
German Officer Laments Beer Shortage Aboard Airship
At Lakehurst N J Oct 15 a German officer, asked if he was Luft krank, replied Nein aber durstig. A bystander notes the airship ran out of beer before the voyage ended, amid the confusion in the passenger cabin.
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Nein
Aber Durstig
Luft Krank
Lakehurst
N. J
Voy
Graf Zeppelin Over New York Tops City World News
The Graf Zeppelin sails over Broadway for 21 minutes paralyzing New York as it completes a 6500 mile transatlantic flight. Crowds of 6 million in awe while headlines and radio relay the dramatic arrival from Cape Charles to the Battery.
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New York
Broadway
Manhattan
Friedrichshafen
Atlantic
Spanish Company Leases Graf Zeppelin At Lakehurst
Spanish interests lease the Graf Zeppelin for two years with an option to buy after the period. Col. Emilio Herrera of Spain's Royal Navigation Department confirms the lease to Compania Trans Aerea Espanola as the dirigible lands at Lakehurst after a 6500 mile Atlantic trip.
Voter Registration Push Ahead of November Election
Citizens in Cincinnati Norwood and St Bernard must register to vote in the upcoming November 6 election. Only two days remain this fall Friday and Saturday to register at local polling places from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
St. Bernard
Notatoy Royalties Suit Lands Against Corcoran Mfg Co
William F. Hudson of Philadelphia sues Corcoran Manufacturing Company of Norwood in Federal Court for 38,258.40 in royalties on the Notatoy baby development device. The suit cites a 1925 contract, a 30,000 payment, 18 cent per unit royalty, 10 percent on accessories, and unpaid royalties through 1928. Hudson seeks court settlement and appearance of company representatives. The case is handled by Taft Stettinius & Hollister of Cincinnati.
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Corcoran Manufacturing Company
Section
Foraker Avenues
Norwood
William F. Hudson
Philadelphia
Hudson
Norwood Company
Notatoys
Youth Confesses Killing Gas Station Attendant Then Dies
Forest Barnes Jr aged 20 of Oakley and a 17 year old Cincinnati youth admitted to Maj Emmett Kirgan that they robbed and killed George Mayhew 68 at 1728 Reading road. Barnes died from wounds after confession and the other youth was at large with authorities seeking him. The crime occurred Sunday night and witnesses found Barnes in Eden Park beside a rented car with bloodstains and bullet holes in the vehicle.
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Forest Barnes, Jr
Twenty-eighth Street
Oakley
Forest Barnes
Emmett Kirgan
Cincinnati
George Mayhew
Reading Road
Kirgan
Maj
Barnes
Eden Park
Jack Zimmer
Belvedere Avenue
Mt. Adams
Mayhew
Hodge Drive-It- Yourself
Ohio
Bloody Twentieth Ward election fraud case opens
Edwin J. Raber describes sluggings kidnapings and a murder on last April's primary day as sixteen accused including ward boss henchmen ex policeman and a state Senator face conspiracy charges. He cites America first Republicans Morris Eller and son Emanuel Eller backing the scheme with orders to win at all costs and to obtain guns if needed.
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Chicago
Edwin J. Raber
Raber
America First
Morris Eller
Sanitary District
Emanuel Eller
Rather
Eller
Armando
Grand Duke Denies Mme Tchaikowsky Is Anastasia
Paris Oct 15 Grand Duke Alexander spokesman for the Romanoffs denounces the claim that Mme Tchaikowsky guest of Mrs Leeds in America is Anastasia daughter of the late Czar. He says the denial follows scrutiny of motives to gain the czar’s fortune, including an English bank account.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Romanoff
Grand Duke
Alexander
Biarritz
Mme. Tchaikovsky
America
William B. Leeds
Anastasia
Ekaterinburg
Romanoffs
Mme
Tchaikowsky
Mme. Tchaikowsky
Russia
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Presse Pub. Co
Three Mile Zone Rule for Ram Boats Is Extended
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a vessel with contraband liquor may enter the three mile limit without violating revenue laws if no direct landings occur. The decision reversed a Seattle federal court verdict fining Walter McGill and sentencing him for liquor on a ship seized near Pt Angeles Washington.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Seattle
Walter McGill
Federal Penitentiary
Pt. Angeles
Wash
McGill
Klan Leader’s Testimony Details Indiana Plot and Jackson Victory
D C Stephenson testifies in Indiana prison deposition about Hiram W Evans and a 1924 truce to back Gov. Ed Jackson. He claims Evans incited the Coburn killing and discusses Klan expenditures ranging from 20 000 to 85 000 dollars in Indiana campaigns.
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Stephenson
Evans
Capt. Coburn
Ed Jackson
Michigan City
Ind
Hiram W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
Arthur Gilliam
Gilliam
William S. Coburn
Atlanta
Coburn
Phil Fox
Fox
Wizard Evans
Jackson
Walter Bossert
Indianapolis
Benjamin H. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Klan
Wizard
Oil patch found as ship reportedly sinks in Atlantic
The Delillan reports an extensive oil patch at 36.50 N 38.17 W after searching mid Atlantic for a sinking vessel. SOS coded KIBC could not be verified in Lloyds Register, and no wreckage or ship was located despite a night search. The alert came during a hurricane with Greenwich Time noting the sending ship was sinking fast.
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New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
Leyland Line
Delilian
Liverpool
Galveston
Mexican
Mid- Atlantic
KIBC
Fulford
Delillan
Lloyd’s Register
Liquor Parties and Indecent Calls Trigger City Hall Probe
The Civil Service Commission, aided by police detectives, probes deputy clerks in the Municipal Court Clerk's office over booze parties at City Hall plus indecent phone conversations. Complaints allege warrants swapped for flight and alleged political activity, with officials split on the commission’s jurisdiction.
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Owil Service
Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Col. Shegrill
Frank Lewis
Lewis
Zeppelin Sale Rumor Denied by German Firm
Fox Bros International states Colon Trans-Atlantic of Spain bought the Graf Zeppelin for about 1.2 million dollars. Zeppelin Company officials in Friedrichshafen deny the sale while not ruling out future options. Col Herrera says the transatlantic voyage is at the request of King Alfonso of Spain.
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Fox Bros. International Corporation
Colon Trans-Aerea Company
Spain
Graf Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Col. Herrera
Alfonso
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Graf Passe
Dudley Nichols
Virginia Capes
Cape Charles
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Baltimore
Wilmington
Jersey
Los Angeles
W. W. Chaplin
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Lady Drummond Hay
Dr. Eckener
Charles E. Rosendahl
Charles E. S. Jackson
Allsickness
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Postoffice
Names Boy
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Hew
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