Trade War Looms as Paris Refuses US Tariff Concessions
France rejects the American bid for a most favored nation treaty to end tariff discrimination on U.S. goods. The State Department says U.S. law limits talks to equal treatment and hints at possible embargo powers if retaliatory duties prove necessary. Kellogg sails to Minnesota for vacation as the note awaits Washington review.
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U. S
Paris
Washington
France
State Department
State and Commerce Departments
United States
Associated Press
Kellogg
St. Paul
Minn
Coolidge
Science Helps Judge Probe Parentage Of Mixed Up Baby
In Cleveland on September 15 Judge Carl V Weygandt pressed scientists and doctors to help determine whether the baby girl at Fairview Hospital is the child of Mrs Sam Smith or her nurse born Aug 22. Blood tests fingerprints and facial analysis were discussed as aids while the habeas corpus case rests until Sept 22 with Ruth Meyers away on vacation.
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Cleveland
Carl V. Weygandt
Common Pleas Court
Sam Smith
Fairview Hospital
Weygandt
George Smith
Judge Weygandt
Gan
Ruth Meyers
Miss Meyers
Detroit
J. A. Reutenik
Smith
xMiss
Catherine Sherer
Catherine Fichtel
Reutenik
City Hall
Congress not to convene early says Coolidge Longworth
President Coolidge indicated no need for a special session before December 5. Speaker Longworth voiced support for waiting on engineer reports on the Mississippi flood control and said committees can prepare work in session’s absence. Senators Borah Nye and others weighed in with differing views on an early gathering.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Longworth
White House
Curtis
Kansas
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Nye
North Dakota
Ramseyer
Cole
Iowa
Hoch
Caraway
Dem
Ark
Mississippi
House Ways and Means
Appropriations
Interstate Commerce
Murder by bandits shocks Hammonton neighborhood
Dr William Lilliendahl of Millville was shot and killed in a lonely lane near Hammonton as two Negro robbers tried to drag his wife from their car. Mrs Lilliendahl survived, pointed out the lane, and the community organized rapid search with state troopers and armed volunteers. No suspects yet.
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Hammonton
N. J
William Lilliendahl
Millville
Margaret
J. C. Woolman
Burlington
Troop A
South Jersey
Carter
Pershing Leads Largest American Legion Contingent to Paris
The Leviathan arrives at Cherbourg bearing Gen. Pershing and the biggest American Legion contingent for the Paris convention. Paris gleams with lighting displays as welcome preparations surge through the capital, while Cherbourg and the state railroads support the celebration amid Communist opposition.
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Paris
Legion
Gen. Pershing
Cherbourg
France
Leviathan
Legion Convention
Arno Dosch’' Fleurot
New York World News Service
American Legion
Place de la Concorde
Actress Helen Costello to marry John Regan soon
Hollywood reports film star Helen Costello is among the principals in a childhood romance with John Regan son of Col. James Regan of Washington. Mrs. Maurice Costello confirms the engagement and says a wedding date will be set soon.
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Washington
Hollywood
Cal
Helen Costello
John Regan
Col
James Regan
Maurice Costello
Crissinger Resigns as Federal Reserve Board Chairman
Washington reports the resignation of Daniel R. Crissinger from the Federal Reserve Board, effective soon. He will chair the Executive Committee of F H Smith Co in Washington and his successor is to be chosen by President Coolidge, with names like Edward H. Cunningham and Edmund Platt mentioned.
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Washington
Daniel R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Mellon
Crissinger
Currency
Harding
F. H. Smith Company
Treasury
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Coolidge
Edward H. Cunningham
Iowa
Edmund Platt
Chicago
Marion
Federal Reserve System
Marion County
Dr Arthur Gewert Dies At 32 In Reading Ohio
Dr Arthur C Gewert 32 former Cincinnati General Hospital physician and president of Gewert Manufacturing Company Reading Ohio died suddenly at his home 204 Main Street Reading He graduated University of Cincinnati Medical College 1911 interned at the General Hospital later specialized in ear nose and throat He retired early this year to run the family vulcanizing machinery business Funeral at J J Sullivan funeral home 1336 East McMillan Street Rev Hugo Eisenlohr burial in Spring Grove Cemetery He is survived by his mother Mrs Helen Gewert two brothers Louis M Gewert New York City and Edwin R Gewert three sisters Louise Margaret and Helen Gewert all Reading
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Arthur C. Gewert
Cincinnati General Hospital
Gewert Manufacturing Company
Reading
Main Street
University of Cincinnati Medical College
The
General Hospital
Doctors
Edwin R. Gewert
J. J. Sullivan
East McMillan Street
Hugo Eisenlohr
Spring Grove Cemetery
Helen Gewert
Louis M. Gewert
New York City
Louise
Margaret
Acting Collector Taylor to Oversee Revenue Office Transition
David H. Blair named Thomas M. Taylor Acting Collector of Internal Revenue after Charles M. Dean’s resignation effective September 15. J. R. Van Voorhis arrived to audit stamps and assets as work begins on the transfer, with completion expected by weekend or Monday. Taylor also serves as Acting Custodian of the Federal Building, overseeing payrolls and expenses without extra pay. Dean’s final act included appointing Taylor as Deputy Collector.
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David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Thomas M. Taylor
Charles M. Dean
Dean
J. R. van Voorhis
Detroit
Taylor
Federal Building
Taylor A&bs
City Managers Pick Asheville for 1928 Convention
Asheville North Carolina was selected as the 1928 meeting site for the International City Managers Association as the convention closed in Dubuque Iowa. John N Edy of Berkeley California was named president.
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Asheville
Dubuque
N. C
International City Managers’ Association
John N. Edy
Berkeley
Cal
Canada Cuba Finland Win Seats on League Council
In Geneva Canada Cuba and Finland won seats on the League of Nations council. Finland secured the third seat and will join four American continent members, Britain France Italy Japan and permanent Germany on the council for three years. Canada and Cuba join Finland and the new lineup expands American representation while Canada asserts sovereign independence within the British Empire.
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Geneva
Canada
Cuba
United States
League of Nations Council
Finland
Council
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Germany
China
Columbia
Chile
Romania
Poland
Holland
Amother
League of Nations
Mayor Duvall Trial Testimony On Offenses Raised
Testimony at the mayor’s trial discusses Duvall selling offices for 14500 dollars and then balking on the agreement. Separately Ohio endures a record heat wave with three deaths cited including a Toledo coroner’s report and a Cleveland drowning attributed to the heat.
Ohio Barber Dies In Electric Chair At Kentucky Prison
Ray mond C. Davis a 28 year old Toledo barber was executed at Eddyville Kentucky state penitentiary for the murder of William Nelson Fant of Lexington on December 24 1925. Davis asked to be baptized and Chaplain Knoth arranged immersion in a bathtub in his cell before the death by electric chair. Brannon of Hamilton Ohio was executed earlier last year for the same crime.
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Paducah
Raymond C. Davis
Barber
Toledo
State Penitentiary
Eddyville
Davis
Roger Brannon
Hamilton
William Nelson Fant
Lexington
Brannon
L. G. Knoth
Federal Flight Policy Veto Debated by Secretaries
Washington reports the Air Coordination Committee of War Navy and Commerce Departments voted against a federal ban on trans oceanic flights in land planes. The panel backed cautious approval for pioneering flights by qualified crews with tested equipment, favoring seaplanes for long overwater routes while urging restraint on risky ventures. The decision followed a Navy Department meeting at President Coolidge's request amid recent air tragedies.
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Washington
War, Navy and Commerce Departments
Navy Department
Coolidge
Departments, War, Navy and Commerce
Minister Held in Vanishing of Successor in Georgia
The Rev. A. V. Noble was arrested and held by police in Columbus after the disappearance of Rev. Willis T. Jordan, who vanished while returning from a midweek service with his wife. Two unidentified men last seen with Jordan discussed church matters with him before he disappeared. Neighboring clergy say Jordan had received threatening letters, though specifics were not released. Noble denies any connection.
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Columbus
A. V. Noble
Willis T. Jordan
Noble
Jordan
Wisconsin
American clerks killed and attacked abroad reported
State Department recaps consular reports of multiple killings and attacks on Americans abroad. David L. Fisher, chief clerk at Guadalajara, shot by Mexican employee. Arthur Brewer slain in Mexico. Rene R. Dumarest, New York natURALized, killed in Santo Domingo amid a $25 debt dispute. Rubin Saso arrested. Marion Duncan and his family, and a British family, assaulted by Chinese brigands near Tsalei Pass. three bandits were killed.
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Washington
Mexico
Santo Domingo
China
State Department
David L. Fisher
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific Railroad
Guadalajara
Fisher
Javier Diaz
Arthur Brewer
Rene R. Dumarest
New York City
James J. Murphy, Jr
Rubin Saso
Dumarest
Ace Bros. Co
Marion Duncan
McLeod
Yunanfu
Duncan
Tsalei Pass
Atuntze
Batang
Strange Deaths of Brothers Tied to Poisoning Claim
BlaKY Ga Sept 15. Mr and Mrs Harris Hayes were arrested on suspicion of poisoning their daughter in law Mrs Amos Hayes 16 formerly of Detroit and connected to the deaths of their two sons James and Amos The coroner's jury found traces of poison in the young woman's viscera prompting the arrests The couple attended the coroner's hearing as investigators probe the family tragedy.
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Amos
Amos Hayes
Hayes
James Hayes
Atlanta
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