Primary Races for National Offices To Be Held This Week
Eight states face pivotal primaries and elections as Hoover plans pre election speeches. In Maine Republicans push to swell the Reagan tally while Democrats attack unemployment and business sentiment. Colorado races feature Hodges and Shaw for the Senate amid party rift. three Democrats seek the governorship and anti saloon politics cloud the campaign. Washington weighs Senator Wesley Jones amid denials of authoring the five and ten dry law as GOP pledges repeal.
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Elliott Thurston
New York World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Cleveland
Boston
King's Mountain
N. C
Maine
Fess
Fort
New Jersey
Hebert
Wallace White
Senate
Gould
William Tudor Gardiner
Frank H. Haskell
Portland
White
Haskell
Nye Senatorial
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Columbia University Council of Research In the Social Sciences
Colorado
William V. Hodges
Republican National
George H. Shaw
Denver
Phipps
Hodges
Waterman
Coen
Secretary of the Interior
Hubert Work
Clarence C. Hamlin
Shaw
E. P. Costigan
Morrison Shafroth
J. P. Marsh
Costigan
State
Anti-Saloon League
Fitchis
Peruvians Order Americans Freed in Lima
In Lima Peru unofficial word says Uruguayan forces will withdraw to Montevideo by Wednesday and Cuban Minister to Peru will handle Uruguayan interests. In Washington the State Department reports Capt Harold Grow and Charles Sutton were ordered released but remain liable to trial. Grow, former naval man, led the Peru Wien Air Service after Leguia’s overthrow.
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Lima
Peru
Montevideo
Washington
State Department
Harold Grow
Charles Sutton
Secuia
Dearime
Grow
Peru- Wien Air Service
Leguia
Department
Crown Princess Astrid Delivers Heir To Belgian Throne
Crown Princess Astrid of Belgium gives birth to a nine pound son who becomes heir in the male line. Baptismal name Badouin Albert Axel Marie Gustave, with King Albert as godfather. The birth at Stuyvenberg Castle draws a large crowd after a 101 gun salute.
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Brussels
Belgium
Astrid
Leopold
Badouin Albert Axel Marie Gustave
Albert
Stuyvenberg
Prince Charles
Sweden
Ingebore
Josephine Charlotte
Italy
Marie Jose
Prince Leopold
Dry Law Director Decries Publicity on Enforcement
A. W. Woodcock, National Director of Prohibition, arrived in Cincinnati on a nationwide inspection tour. He criticized publicity over enforcement and urged honest, lawful action, focusing on pursuing big liquor suppliers while avoiding soft-pedalting small possession cases. He planned to meet local administrators and seek civic cooperation.
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Prohibition
A. W. Woodcock
Cincinnati
Woodcock
Sealer
William N. Woodruff
Hugh
Burdue
Washington
Child Dies Following Father Auto Crash
Madeline Downing six, daughter of Reed Downing was seriously hurt when his auto collided with Arthur Keller’s car at West Sighth and Laurel. She suffered a fractured skull and is at St Mary’s Hospital. Downing faces reckless driving and drunken driving charges after police show excessive speed on Laurel and failure to turn at Freeman. He was treated at General Hospital for acute alcoholism. Two others were injured when Vernon FéYlman’s car hit a wooden pole at East Court and Gilbert. Rosie Turner and John Moss are the injured.
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Madeline Downing
Reed Downing
Carney Street
Arthur Keller
West Sighth Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Downing
Laurel Street
Freeman Avenue
Keller
General Hospital
J. B. Moss
Vernon FéYlman
Mound Street
East Court Street
Gilbert Avenue
Rosie Turner
Negress
East Eighth Street
John Moss
Fate of Briand European Plan Before League
Paris dispatch notes the Geneva meeting to decide whether Briand’s European confederation plan advances within the League of Nations framework. France seeks a peaceful system to reduce war risk, with emphasis on German relations and bringing Germany into collaboration.
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Paris
France
Europe
Geneva
Briand
League of Nations
Germany
Henry Berenger
Skeleton of third Andree polar victim found in expedition remains
The Isbjoern sealing vessel crew report belief that Knut Fr lone Frankel body is found amid Andree relics on White Island. They recovered instruments, weapons, and Frankel notebooks, with the camp in good order and cause of death possibly a sudden blizzard.
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Andree Polar
Stockholm
Isbjoern
Salomon August Andree
Bratvaag
Andree
Nils Strindberg
Frankel
Andres
Oslo
Svenskund
Tromsoe
Adolph Hoel
Svalbard
Associated Press
W Straus dies prominent philanthropist banker
Simon William Straus, 63, noted financier and chairman of W Straus & Co, died in his Hotel Ambassador suite New York. A pioneer in first mortgage real estate bonds, he aided skyscraper financing and loan safeguarding. His career began in Chicago with his father Frederick William Straus, founder of Citizen's Bank in Indiana.
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New York
Simon William Straus
Ss. W. Straus & Co
Ambassador
Mr. Straus
Chicago
Frederick
William Straus
Citizen’s Bank
Ligonier
Ind
Gremany
F. W
Maurice Chevalier Signs 20000 Weekly Theater Contract
Maurice Chevalier, French star of stage and talkie, signed a fort night contract with The Theater Chatelet in Paris for one million francs two hundred thousand for the period, about 20000 dollars weekly. The deal also awards him eighty percent of the theater gross takings, and he previously rejected five thousand pounds for a single week in London.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Maurice Chevalier
Hollywood
Chatelet
Chevalier
London
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Santo Domingo Seeks Water After Destructive Hurricane
Hurricane wreck leaves Santo Domingo short of water and medical supplies. Red Cross coordinating relief as crews repair aqueducts and streets while ships off harbor discharge limited aid. Officials press President Trujillo for further assistance and faster delivery of essentials.
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Santo Domingo
Harwood
Hull
Dominican Republic
Rapia
American Red Cross
Curtis
Trujillo
Red Cross
Aqueduct
Third Laying of Gulf Tube Is Successful
In Matanza Cuba Prof Georges Claude announces the third attempt at his gulf stream power tube. The project cost about 1 million dollars and received Cuban government support with French Academy backing. The device taps warm tropical surface water and cold deep water to generate steam to drive turbines.
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Gulf
Matanzas
Cuba
Georges Claude
Gulf Stream
Claude
French Academy of Sciences
Tropics
Bargainer in BagatelIes in Turin
In Turin a royal Duke D Aosta outbid a fellow noble to buy a seventeenth century table. The dealer asked 2000 lire, the Duke paid 1500, then sold the table to a marquis for 2500 while keeping 1000 for himself. The episode shows the Duke's famed bargain hunting.
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New York World News Service
Turin
D’aosta
Victor Emmanuel III
Marchese
City detective and gangster die in gun duel
Detroit news reports Detective Edward Barney of the Detroit Police Department shot fatally and a gunman identified as Leo Geneva after a gun battle at a gangster hangout near Highland Park. Police, arriving after the clash, found both men dying.
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Detroit
Edward Barney
Détroit Police Department
Leo Geneva
Highland Park
Barney
Barney and
Genaryo
French Flyers Land in Washington After Transatlantic Flight
Coste and Bellonte landed at Bolling Field to a warm reception in Washington. The French aviators met George Akerson and Jules Henry as the crowd roared, Coste speaking in English to express gratitude to President Hoover and the American delegation.
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Washington
Bolling Field
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice’ Bellonte
Paris
George Akerson
Hoover
Akerson
Coste
Atlantic
Pope Pius VI Returns to Normal Sunday Activities
Vatican City reported Pope Pius VI was not gravely ill and held a lengthy audience with Papal Nuncio Mgr Borgongianiduca to discuss issues including the Argentine revolution, Turin Archbishop successor, and earthquake relief for churches. He then had lunch, a siesta, and a drive in Vatican gardens.
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Vatican City
Berlin
Pius
Kingdom of Italy
Cardinal Gamba
Turin
Vatican Gardens
Dean Inge urges death by own action for condemned murderers
London reports say Dean Inge of St Pauls Cathedral advocates allowing condemned English murderers the option of execution by hanging or death by own hand. He also questions hell and death bed repentance, arguing some sinners do not deserve last minute forgiveness. The stance shocks few in British church circles.
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New York World News Service
London
Dean Inge
St. Paul's Cathedral
England
Hell
Salvation Army
Brimstone
Britain
Lambeth Conference
Argentina Revolt Tops Nation as Irigoyen Resigns
The Buenos Aires revolt ousts Hipolito Irigoyen. Gen Jose Uriburu leads a provisional government. Irigoyen, hospitalized with pneumonia, resigns in La Plata after being detained by loyal troops. Santa Fe Rosario fall under junta control as protests erupt in Santiago La Plata Mendoza Parana and La Plata remains key.
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Rosario
Santiago
del Estero
Buenos Aires
Mendoza
Parana
la Plata
Irigoyen
Seventh Infantry
San Juan
Li-sandro Salas
Iri-goyen
Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Irigoyen Tlin
Col. Giordano
Brazil
Col
Yrusta
Temperatures and Weather Outlook Across States
Ohio and Indiana see mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and minimal temperature change through Monday and Tuesday. Kentucky and Tennessee expect showers or thunderstorms with little temperature variation, while West Virginia remains cloudy with occasional showers. A regional 24 hour table shows highs mostly in the mid 70s, lows around 60s, and scattered rainfall totals across major cities including Hartport Louisville Nashville Albany New York Detroit Chicago Atlanta St Louis New Orleans Kansas City Galveston Pittsburgh Denver and others.
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Tennessee
Indiana
South Portion
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Hartport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
New York
Detroit
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S. S. Marie
Chicago
Jacksville
Duluth
Atlanta
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Bellonte
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