Wisconsin Sinking Off Kenosha Claims Nine Dead
The Goodrich steamer Wisconsin sank seven miles off Kenosha Lake Michigan after a gale. Capt H Dougal Morrison and engineer Julius Bushman die. fifty nine rescued, nineteen hospitalized, others unaccounted. Coast Guardsmen and the fishing tug Chambers rescue survivors amid rough seas.
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Julius Bushman
Manitowoc
Racine Coast Guard
Morrison
Bushman
Chicago
Milwaukee
Express Plane Missing For 30 Hours Safe At Destination
A missing express plane reappeared and landed unaided at its airport after about 30 hours, authorities confirmed. The craft touched down without incident and no injuries were reported.
Five Men Survive Snowstorm Flight to Albuquerque
Five men aboard a Western Air Express plane landed near Trebado New Mexico after a fierce snowstorm forced a landing five miles away. Pilot James E. Doles and co pilot Allan C. Barrie led a return flight to Albuquerque where they sought shelter and food with aid from local homesteader Mrs. Bessie Mason.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Western Air Express
Allan C. Barrie
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Bessie Mason
W. E. Merz
France
Germany
India
Doles
Widening Plan Blamed for Property Damage in Cincinnati
Republican Campaign Committee accuses the Charter Democratic administration of seizing land for East Fifth street widening. The release cites a $600,000 Masonic payout, 1925 bond approval for the project, and delays until July 6 1927. It claims overreach beyond the needed twenty five feet and warns of vacant deteriorating surroundings.
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Cincinnati
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Charter- Democratic Council
Watson to Take Florida Rest As Tariff Fight Wears Him Down
Washington reports Senator Watson of Indiana, Republican leader, will depart for a three week rest in Florida, leaving Senator Jones to lead in his absence. Watson, ill and near nervous breakdown, pressed to arrange tariff bill talks with Smoot and Democratic leaders before his departure.
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Watson
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Florida
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McNary
Oregon
Smoot
Finance Committee
Walk Betrays Your Mind and Eskimoland Tales
A Sunday Magazine preview teases Grewsome stories from Eskimoland about survival, a psychological analysis of involuntary actions, and a humor piece by Elwood T. Ultman. Aura Smith reports on a border sink hole in Tijuana with risqué notes.
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Eskimoland
Aura Smith
Tijuana
Rev Dr John Straton Dies After Stroke at 76
Clifton Springs New York October 29 The Rev Dr John Roach Straton famed Fundamentalist leader died of a heart attack aged 76 following a nervous breakdown at a sanitarium He opposed Darwinism agnosticism and modern culture and had recently shown interest in divine healing He is survived by his wife and four sons Hillyer John Warren and George Douglas
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N. Y
John Roach Straton
Calvary Church
New York
William Jennings A
Dayton Etn
William A. Brady
Straton
Hillyer H. Straton
John Charles
Warren L
George Douglas
Reverend John Straton Dies After Colorful Crusading Life
The Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton, famed for his vivid public persona and vigorous campaigns, died today in Clifton Springs. His career spanned many causes and drew a large following, leaving a controversial yet influential legacy.
Stranded Fifteen atop Pike's Peak in heavy snows
Winter trapped fourteen teens and one more person at Pike's Peak and Glencove as eight foot drifts block the auto highway. Summit house and Glencove shelter the stranded, with food and fuel secured. road crews will wait for the storm to ease before clearing the drifts.
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Pike’s Peak
Glencove
Summit House
Move for Vote on Young Plan Appears Lost in Berlin
The nationalist plebiscite bid on the Young plan failed to reach the required signatures to trigger a nationwide vote. Registrations closed with Berlin at about 7 percent of eligibles, far below the 10 percent threshold, and many regions showed minimal support while Koenigstein and Potsdam posted tiny or no participation. The government opposes the plebiscite.
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Berlin
Chemnitz
Saxony
Potsdam
Rhineland
Koenigstein
Reich
Bitter gubernatorial contest grips Virginia in national spotlight
In the 194? political year readers see Virginia leading a wave of state and municipal elections nationwide. The Virginia governor race headlines a nationwide stretch including New York City mayoral and Boston contests while Pennsylvania Illinois Kentucky and Ohio vote on state and constitutional matters. The piece notes a coalition revolt against the Democratic party and highlights Virginia’s unique gubernatorial election among states.
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New York City
James J.wailker
Boston
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Good Government Association
Daniel H. Coakley
Roy H. Weller
Joseph A. Gavagan
Hubert T. Delany
Frank Crosswaith
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
John Garland
Cleveland Plans Public Funeral for Senator Burton
Cleveland prepares to honor U S Senator Theodore E Burton with a public funeral in the city. A funeral plan includes lying in state at Public Hall and services at Euclid Avenue Congregational Church with burial at Lake View Cemetery. Flags fly at half mast as Ohio officials announce the Governor’s proclamation and arrangements with city leaders.
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Theodore Elijah Burton
William R. Hopkins
Burton
Mae
Public Hall
United States
Ohio
Euclid Avenue
Euclid Avenue Congregational Church
Cooper Proclaims Flag Honor Memory of Burton
Gov. Myers Y. Cooper issued a proclamation directing that flags on state and public buildings be flown to honor memory of Burton. The action calls attention to a period of mourning and prompts local officials to observe the tribute.
Daladier Fails To Form Radical French Cabinet
Edouard Daladier after a midnight conference with Radical-Socialist supporters said he would inform President Doumergue at 9 a.m. that he declined to continue efforts. He had told the President he would decide by 10 a.m. today after three days of attempts to form a cabinet.
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Edouard Daladier
Friends
Radical-Socialist Party
Doumergue
Hoover Pay Respects of Nation Senator Burton
Washington news brief notes President Hoover and Senator Burton in a national moment of respects amid ongoing political ceremony.
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Hoover
Senator Burton
Washington
Second Gunman Dies in Cleveland Police Battle
Cleveland police battled overnight with the underworld in what authorities call the citys greatest shootout. Two gunmen were killed and a detective fatally wounded as seven suspects were rounded up. one unidentified gunman died leaping from a stolen car used in three holds ups. Hartwell Poole, 20, of Hickman Kentucky, was killed during a search for a stop light bandit. Detective Joseph Koelliker was wounded in the gunfire.
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Hartwell Poole
Hickman
Senator Grundy pushes limits on small states in tariff talk
Francis M. Stephenson reports in Washington that Joseph R. Grundy of Pennsylvania argued that small revenue-producing states should be barred from a strong voice in tariff legislation. He said some states do not deserve chips in the game and provoked laughter and sharp replies from Senators Caraway Borah Walsh Blaine and others during a two hour Senate Lobby Committee session. Grundy, president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association, noted he helped push several rate increases though he admitted it was not his place to decide constitutional questions. He agreed to return for more questioning tomorrow as Borah pressed the line and Grundy repeated his stance on state influence.
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Senate
Joseph R. Grundy
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Grundy
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Herbert Hoover
Buckley to Leave Here to Serve Federal Term
Bert Buckley former Ohio State Treasurer will leave Cincinnati for Atlanta Penitentiary to begin a two and a half year sentence for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. He chose immediate surrender after court actions and will be guarded on transfer with other inmates.
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Atlanta
Benson Hough
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Buckley
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Court of Appeals
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Mistrial Declared in Catts Counterfeit Case
In Tampa on October 29 a mistrial was declared in the federal case of former Florida Governor Sidney J. Catts charged with aiding and abetting counterfeiting. The jury reported they could not reach a verdict.
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Sidney J. Catts
Florida
Kahn Does Not Want G O P Treasurership
New York banker Otto Kahn wrote to Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire requesting his name not be considered by the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee for the post of Treasurer.
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New York
Otto Kah
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Kahn
Nation's industrial structure sound despite stock crash says official
Assistant Secretary Julius Klein told a nationwide radio audience that the industrial and commercial structure of the nation remains sound despite the stock market declines. He said purchasing power and national income hover near recent levels, with fundamental business on a firm basis, and cautioned against predicting short term market trends.
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Washington
Julius Klein
Ational
Columbia
Hoover
United Sta
Elkins Will Disposes $3 Million Estate In Illust
The original will of Stephen B. Elkins Jr. disinherits others and leaves Davis Elkins the residue after his Washington DC residence. Mrs. E I Martin of Hollis Queens receives a life income of $1 000 a month. The estate exceeds $3 million and will be probated in Washington DC where the testator resided at 1625 K Street.
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Stephen B. Elkins, Jr
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
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