Mrs McCormick Opens Senate Campaign With Supreme Court Threat
Ruth Hanna McCormick launched her United States Senate bid with a bitter attack on Senator Nye of North Dakota over campaign expenditures and personal affairs. She vowed to take the dispute to the Supreme Court if needed, speaking first in Carbondale, Illinois, then Harrisburg, Illinois. The session also heard W. C. Danenberg urge the Senate Campaign Funds Committees to probe its own investigators, amid disputes over shadowing and methods used by the committee’s staff.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Ruth Hanna McCormick
United States Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Carbondale
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Senate Campaign Funds Committees
W. C. Dannenberg
Gerald P. Nye
Danenberg
Byron
Lll
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Dannenberg
John
Earl Dannenberg
C. Clyde Albers
Kenneth
David Groh
Wilson
Dannnenberg
Groh
McCor
Chinese tongs sign U S arbitration pact
New York Sept 2 A nationwide arbitration pact among Chinese tongs was signed with Police Commissioner Edward P Mulrooney as final arbiter. The agreement to end hostilities provides for an Arbitration Board and appeals to Mulrooney if mediation fails. Representatives of Hip Sing On Leong Van Wo Sik Pane Tong Yon and Mulrooney attended with United States Attorney Ameli and Acting Chinese Consul General Tow.
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New York
United States
Edward P. Mulrooney
Hip Sing
Leong
Mulrooney
Tuttle
van Wo Sik
Pane Tongs
Ameli
Brooklyn
J.S. Tow
Mr. Tow
Hearst Expelled From France Over Hostile Attitude
William Randolph Hearst, American publisher, was expelled from France on grounds of a hostile attitude toward France and involvement in the 1928 Horan incident. The order, signed by Premier Tar dieu, cited the publication of a secret document on Franco British naval negotiations. Hearst departed Paris for London after a 36 hour grace period.
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Arno Dosch Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
William Randolph Hearst
France
Hearst
Tardieu
Crillon
Ministry of the Interior
Council
Interior
Surete Generale
Scotland Yard
England
Horan
London
Harold T. J. Horan
Training for honest enforcement of liquor laws in afoot era
Washington reports Director Amos W. Woodcock opening a school of instructions for thirty four agents to end rowdy drunken enforcement. The program stresses professionalism and fair investigation, with training in law, procedure, and morale under Harry M. Dengler. In Seattle Judge Norcross orders acquittal for former official McKinney in a bribe case while stressing Olmstead’s earlier prosecution.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
School of Instructions
Harry M. Dengler
Dengler
Doo
Seattle
Wash
Frank H. Norcross
C. T. McKinney
United States
Norcross
Roy Olmstead
Pacific Northwest
Robinson May Succeed Young On Bank Board
Washington Sept 2 The proposed appointment of Henry M. Robinson of Los Angeles to replace Roy A. Young on the Federal Reserve Board is under discussion. Miller already holds Twelfth District representation. Robinson is Hoover trusted and has White House ties.
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Wall Street Journal Wire
Washington
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Federal Reserve Board
Roy A. Young
Robinson
Federal Reserve District
Adolph C Miller
Miller
Mr. Miller
Hoover
Mr. Robinson
White House
Dawes
Supreme Economic Counsel
Council of National Defense
Shipping Board
Printing and Postage Key Robinson Re nomination Costs
The expense account of United States Senator Joe T. Robinson filed in Little Rock shows total costs of 9268.25 for the August primary. The largest item, 6141.95, is listed for printing and postage, with the rest covering other campaign expenses.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
Joe T. Robinson
Pagan Enjoyment Life Aim Of Many Says Bishop
Bishop H L Smith of Chattanooga told Ohio Annual Conference delegates that sheer pagan enjoyment dominates American existence. He warned of a religious crisis and noted a decline of belief in a personal God. Smith urged church reform and spoke on prohibition, saying progress has been made but the liquor problem remains unresolved. Continuous discussion on the crisis followed.
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M. E. Bishop
Oxford, CO
America
H. L. Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Smith
Two Shot Dead In Attack On Italian Fascisti
Trieste Italy Sept 2 Two men were killed and one wounded in a pistol battle near the Jugo Slavian border today between a group of Fascisti and two sympathizers of eighteen alleged terrorists on trial here The men on trial are of Jugo Slavian origin Each of the sympathizers was armed with two pistols The one who was killed had binoculars maps and anti Fascist pamphlets The second day of the trial focused on testimony that the defendants ran an extensive publicity campaign against the Italian Government.
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Trieste
Italy
Violent storm snarls Cincinnati traffic across city
A severe rain shower soaked Greater Cincinnati causing widespread disruption on city streets and transit. Lightning struck cars and damaged wires while emergency crews cleared hazards and rescued stalled vehicles. One auto crash injuring Dorothy Chapman is reported. continuation on the second page.
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Charles Wagner
Cincinnati Street Railway
Eighth
Burns Streets
Vine-Norwood
Ohio Avenue
Vine Street
Haq
Peebles Corner
Oakley
Eastern
Rookwood Avenues
Eastern Avenue
Waldron Street
Erie Avenue
Grace
Paxton Avenues
Orothy Chapman
Mitchell Chapman
Cold Spring
Paris Celebrates Coste Bellonte Atlantic Flight Honor
Paris erupt s as Capt Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte complete the Paris New York westward crossing. Government plans a Legion of Honor for Coste. Crowds cheer at Curtiss Field and Place de la Concorde. Messages and radio reports amplify the joy across France.
Hoover Defies Rain To View Vets Parade in Baltimore
President Hoover visited Baltimore to review a Veterans of Foreign Wars parade with 15,000 veterans and troops under sultry skies. Rain halted the return trip after the march past the reviewing stand as crowds cheered in front of City Hall.
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Hoover
Baltimore
Washington
Rainbow Division
American Expeditionary Forces
Regular Army
National Guard
Marine Corps
Naval
Cuba
Mexico
Philippines
Wisconsin
Springfield
Mass
W. F. Broening
Maryland Club
Albert C. Ritchie
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Brig. N. Smedley D. Butler
City Hall
Memorial Plaza
Lindy On Hand To Greet Noted Guest Flyers
In Valley Stream a crowd on a hangar roof watched America's Lone Eagle Col. Charles A. Lindbergh greet France's aviator Capt Dieudonne Coste arriving to repay a Paris visit. Lindbergh remained with Coste through the reception as reporters obtained the only field interview. Coste sketched a rough map of his nonstop Paris to New York route amid shifting weather and a hurried departure decision.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Curtiss Airport
America
France
Paris
New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dieudonne Coste
Lindy
Coste
le Bourget
Col. Lindbergh
Capt. Coste
Capt
Ireland
Halifax
Argentina War Chief Quits Amid Cabinet Unrest
Gen Luis Dellepiane resigned as War Minister in President Yrigoyen's cabinet. A Nacion analyst predicted further resignations by ministers Abalos and Zurueta and others. The President's illness persisted, marines arrived then sailed, a University raid failed to find weapons, and speculation swirled about a new War Minister amid tense politics.
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Buenos Aires
Luis Dellepiane
Yrigoyen
la Nacion
Jose Abalos
Tomas Zurueta
University Popular
People’s University
Laroja
Mendoza
el Diario
Jose P. Marcilesi
French Flyers Complete First North Atlantic Flight to New York
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte land at Curtiss Field after 37 hours 18 minutes from Paris, completing the first westward North Atlantic crossing by air. Crowds of about 5000 are kept back by fences as the aviators, tired but greeted warmly by Col. Lindbergh and officials, are escorted to safety.
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Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Paris
New York
Valley Stream
N. Y
North Atlantic
Curtiss Field
Long Island
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Europe
Coste
Bellonte
Nungesser
Colt
Azores
United States
France
Charles. A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Temperatures and forecasts across several states
Weather overview for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and nearby regions noting fair conditions and cooler periods. Temperatures tabulated with high lows across cities such as Louisville Boston Nashville Albany New York Detroit Atlantic City Washington St Louis New Orleans and Houston. Rainfall amounts and wind details accompany the daily forecast for September 2, 1930.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Gieveiane
Bn Isle
York
Detroit
City
Ath . Marie
Ther
Cageyresee
OOM
Verresieene
S.W
Piteomtins SR A Aero
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Dale
Atlantic
Chunken Day
Paoot
Young
Federal Reserve Post
Fascisti
Cincinnati
Abbe Observatory
United States Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Francé
Legion of Honor
Nungesser and
Bedlam
Place de la Concorde
Republic
Coli
Edge
Costé
Lorena Hickok
Argentina
W. W. Chaplin
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