Huston Elected G O P National Chairman Unanimous
Cladius H Huston of Tennessee chosen as Republican National Committee chairman, succeeding Dr Hubert Work. Huston pledges full time dedication, cuts all major business ties, and plans a 1981 campaign survey after moving to Washington. Ralph Williams to run HQ in interim while Huston settles affairs.
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Washington
Republican Party
South
Cladius H. Huston
Tennessee
Hubert Work
Hoover
J. Will Taylor
Congress
Huston
Indiana
New York City
Associated Bond and Share Corporation of New York
Brotherhood Management Corporation
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Athens (Tenn.) Table and Manufacturing Company
Ralph Williams
Williams
National Committee
Works
Herbert Hoover
Dr. Work
Colorado State Board of Health
American Psychiatric Society
American Medical Association
Republican National Committee
Interior
Free mates of insane sex reformers plan plea
Dr Bernard Hollander urged dissolution of marriages under English law when one partner is incurably insane at the Third International Congress of the World League for Sexual Reform. He argued that current laws trap sane spouses for life and that reform would prevent hereditary nervous diseases in the next generation.
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Bernard Hollander
World League For Sexual Re
Hollander
Mistrial Sparked Violent Protests Near Mecklenburg Courthouse
Police reserves were called as hundreds of Gastonia attackers escorted by a caravan gathered near the Mecklenburg County Courthouse after a mistrial was declared in the murder case of Chief O F Aderholt. The crowd, marching from Gastonia, planned to confront defense leader Tom P. Jimison and reportedly stormed the Court Arcade housing International Labor Defense offices.
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Charlotte
N. C
Mecklenburg County
O. F. Aderholt
Gastonia
Gaston County
Tom P. Jimison
Aderholt
Hugo Oehler
Fred Erwin Beal
National Textile Workers’ Union
Beal
Oehler
Court Arcade
International Labor Defense
Manic juror in Aderholt murder trial
Joseph G. Campbell, a newsboy juror, is in Mecklenburg County Jail described as a rav ing maniac as the Aderholt murder trial stalls. The sixteen defendants are remanded to September 30 after the state displayed a life like plaster figure of Chief Aderholt at the June 7 strike headquarters shooting in Gastonia.
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New York World News Service
Charlotte
N. C
Joseph G. Campbell
Aderholt
Mecklenburg County
Campbell
Gastonia
Jimson
Foundling Dorothy Learns She Is Adopted Cousin’s Girl
Dorothy Marvin a 12 year old foundling adopted by George Marvin 65 of 1012 John Street confessed to shooting Harry Dean 47 in his home after Dean and the girl claimed to have abused her. She told Juvenile Court referee Mary E Christie that the shooting occurred as she fled from the door being locked by the man.
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Dorothy Marvin
George Marvin
John Street
Harry Dean
Mary E. Christie
Dorothy
Emmett D. Kirgan
Dean
Cattle Raging Along Entire Siberian Frontier
Reports from Harbin Mukden Shanghai and Tokyo describe fierce fighting along a 2000 mile Manchurian Siberian border with Pogranichnaya a key railway center changing hands amid Russian and Chinese mobilizations. Artillery air power used and reinforcements reported as diplomatic efforts lag.
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Kirin
Siberian
Pogranichnaya
Far East
Harbin
Mukden
Shanghai
Tokyo
Ussuri
Vladivostock
Khabarovsk
Bac
Manchuria
Chinese Eastern Railway
Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge plan simple married life
Miss Trumbull’s philosophy of marriage urged self sufficiency and debt free living as Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge prepare to set up housekeeping after their wedding. The couple advocate wife work and hands on home duties shared with the husband.
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Marguerite Moores Marshals
New York World News Service
Plainville
Conn
Florence Trumbull
John Coolidge
Cincinnati enrolls 101786 for first day schooling
Enrollment on opening day across public and parochial schools reaches 101,786 in Cincinnati, surpassing 1928 by a slim margin. Public schools total 52,116, up 823 from 1928. parochial counts include 41,734 grammar pupils and 7,936 high school students. A transportation dispute caused a temporary strike by Westwood mothers, resolved by restoring direct bus service.
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Cincinnati
Edward D. Roberts
Francis J. Bredestege
Archdiocesan
Westwood School
Board of Education
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Westwood
Harrison Avenue
McHenry Road
Cincinnati debates when music becomes noise in radio ordinance
The Law Committee discussed curbing radio playing as a nuisance but faced questions over what counts as continuous music. Mayor Seasongood argued any source of sound from radios to phonographs can be music not noise, prompting a public hearing agenda for Monday afternoon to gather input from dealers teachers students and residents.
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Cincinnati
Law Committee
Seasongood
Caruso
Messrs. Murray Seasongood
Edward T. Dixon
W. Meredith Yeatman
Ball Park
Remains Of City Of San Francisco Victims Identified
Identification of eight victims from the Transcontinental Air Transport crash was completed. Seven bodies were confirmed, with William H. Beers of New York City identified as the eighth. Bodies of Harris Livermore and C. F. Canfield were sent for burial. others held pending relatives' instructions. The wreckage at Mt Taylor remains scattered, with removal difficult.
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Gallup
N.M
City of San Francisco
William H. Beers
New York City
Beers
Harris Livermore
Boston
C. F. Canfield
New York
Mt. Taylor
Hoover Denies Shearer Ties to Navy Men
President Hoover rejected rumors of any link between Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones and William B. Shearer a former shipbuilding advocate. Hoover praised Jones for his public service in a telegram to Representative McClintic who had raised the issue during the 1927 Geneva naval talks.
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Washington
Hilary P .Jones
William B. Shearer
Hoover
Representative McClintic
Oklahoma
House Naval Committee
Geneva
Admiral Jones
United States
Shearer
Navy denies Shearer involvement in Geneva talks
Secretary of the Navy Adams stated that the Navy did not authorize William B. Shearer's activities at the 1927 three power naval conference in Geneva and that no naval officers had relations with him. He said officers linked to Shearer will appear before the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs as investigations begin tomorrow.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Navy Department
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Department
Shearer
Navy
Adams
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Senate
Simmons
Treasury
Norris
Rep
Neb
Smoot
North Carolina
Utah
United States of Europe
Aristide Briand
Frartte
Europe
Briand
Assembly of the League
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Arthur Henderson
League
Italy
Hague Court
United States
Soviet Russia
Graham
British Board of Trade
Struvavitz
Austria
Marineovitch
Jugo-Slavia
France
Stresemann
Coal Rain In Newport Ends In Free 30 Tons Claimed
In Newport a coal car brake failed on a L and N freight near Patterson and Sixth, spilling about sixty tons of lump coal. Households, children and husbands gathered the freed coal, leaving only remnants as railroad officials arrived. About thirty tons were quickly claimed by locals who obtained it gratis.
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Newport
Patterson Street
Sixth Street
Sixth
Eighth Streets
Wizard Huckins Freed In Case Of Mail Fraud
Federal case against Elmer S. Huckins, dubbed a financial wizard, was dismissed on DA Koelzer’s recommendation for insufficient evidence. Witness Carrie Dieter testified Huckins claimed a 26 percent dividend from a cigar jobbing venture, which she invested in $600, receiving payouts until reading a newspaper report.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Elmer S. Huckins
E. J. Koelzer
Carrie Dieter
Miwaukee
Dieter
Huckins
Walter Feigrover
Cedar Rapids
Locomotive strike kills Hamilton man Adam Schwab
Adam Schwab, 60, of 216 North Fourth Street, Hamilton, was killed instantly when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio switch engine at the Caldwell Street crossing. His left arm and leg were severed. he was employed by Beckett Paper Co. He is survived by a daughter and a sister, Mrs. Frank Overmeyer.
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Commercial ‘Tribune
Hamilton, O
Adam Schwab
North Fourth Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Caldwell Street
Beckett Paper Company
Frank Overmeyer
Chalk Line Sobriety Test Installed At Andover HQ
In Lynn Massachusetts on September 9 officials claim a chalk line two inches wide stretched across the police headquarters room will determine drunken driving innocence. Suspected operators will walk the line in front of a jury of officers and a walker who stays true is deemed not guilty while deviation leads to booking for court.
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New York World News Service
Lynn
Mass
Andover
Muddy Clothes Give Away to Girl Fugitives
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune. Two fugitive girls Ella Tutt and Dorothy Schneider escaped Hillcrest Industrial School near Cincinnati by knotting bedsheets. They sought laundry from a Polish housewife in Toledo as they fled, having earlier sworn a suicide pact if recaptured.
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the Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Blum Street
Ella Tutt
Dorothy Schneider
Hillcrest Industrial School
Wyoming
Cincinnati
Piqua
I C C Opposes Court Review of Union Station Power
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged the Supreme Court to limit its reach over ordering new union stations, arguing Congress did not authorize the commission to compel construction of new terminals and that Los Angeles proposed station could be decided by state authorities. The issue could affect other cities planning passenger terminals.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Los Angeles
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
California
Congress
Los Angles Plaza
State Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Salt Lake
Max Benjamin's Answer Highlights Wife's Gambling Allegations
Max Benjamin and his wife Mrs May Benjamin dispute a divorce case alleging his high stakes poker addiction. He claims she has the gambling mania and that she often accompanied him to card games. He also says she neglected the home and engaged in card playing, causing him humiliation and loss.
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Max
Dvorce
Max Benjamin
Hutchins Avenue
May Benjamin
Benjamin
Louis Weiland
Lester Jafir
Busines
Europe Federation Is Born at Geneva
Mrs. Lois Pantages, wife of the theater magnate, faces resumed trial in Los Angeles on a second-degree murder charge linked to an automobile crash as the Geneva event spurs Europe Federation joins.
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Europe Federation
Geneva
Lois Pantages
Los Angles
Revivalist's Son Sued for Separate Maintenance
Los Angeles reports the Sun day family faces another marital rift as Mrs Harriet Sunday wife of George Sunday becomes plaintiff in a maintenance suit for 1150 dollars monthly. George Sunday is the evangelist's eldest son Lilly Sunday. Mae Sunday wife of Billy Sunday Jr filed divorce action last week in Superior Court.
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Los Angeles
Sunday
Harriet Sunday
George Sunday
Lilly Sunday
Mae Sunday
Billy Sunday
Ringling Buys Five Big Ciruses
New York Sept 9 The New York American reports that John Ringling has purchased five circuses Sparks Sells Floto's Beck-Wallace John Robinson's and Al G Barmes's.
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John Ringling
New York
New York American
Sparks
Floto’s
nbeck-Wallace
John Robinson
al G. Barmes
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