Democrats Dodge Tariff War in Ohio Platform Fight
Ohio Democrats completed a November platform denouncing the tariff as harmful and wasteful while pledging real economy in state government. They split on prohibition but backed each candidate and condemned Brown’s ballot ruling and police entrapment methods.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cooper
Denahey
Bulkie
George White
Robert J. Bulkley
United States
White
Bulkley
E Bulkley
Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Citizens
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Gilbert Bettman
Trail of Downers Grove Robbery Ends in Dismissal
The eight-year hunt for the nine men who robbed Arthur Cutten’s Dowers Grove estate ends as Casper Rosenberg is to be dismissed from charges at his request. Cutten, held in a basement vault during the 1922 raid, saw $20,000 in jewels and liquor stolen and later helped convict eight conspirators. Simon Rosenberg, the eighth conspirator, received a ten to life sentence. Casper had fled to Ohio, Canada, and a Michigan town before being found.
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Casper
Flen
Ohio
Canada
Michigan
Prosecu
Egyptian dice from Cleopatra era join Field Museum collection
The Field Museum received an ancient pair of Egyptian dice dating to Cleopatra’s day. Tests show the bones rolled unusually often on two and five, nicknamed smoke eyes and Little Phoebe, suggesting numbers may have shifted in 2000 years. An onlooker mused whether Cleopatra lent them to Marc Antony.
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Chicago
Field Museum
Phoebe
Cleo
Marc Antony
Espionage Charges Dropped in Illinois Senate Inquiry
The Senate Committee handling Illinois campaign expenditures dropped all espionage charges and related evidence today. It then returned to examining expenditures by Congresswoman Ruth Hanna McCormick in the Republican primary that secured her U.S. Senate nomination. General Oscarith Carlstrom claimed witnesses would prove investigators engaged in espionage and wire tapping, but was not allowed to proceed as Chair Nye ordered to call Mrs. Reinecke.
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Senate
Illinois
Bruening to Stay as Head of Reich Cabinet Decides
Berlin Sept 16 The cabinet unanimously decided that Dr Heinrich Bruening should continue as Chancellor and present a plan to the new Reichstag on Oct 13 to tackle Germanys economic financial and social problems. He will seek party support after Sundays elections which broadened Fascist and Communist representation in the Reichstag.
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Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Germany
Council
Butler Leads in Bay State U P Primary
Early returns from Massachusetts and Wisconsin show William M. Butler leading Eben Draper for the Republican Senate nomination in Massachusetts with 39 059 to 33 410 as 600 of 1642 precincts report. In Wisconsin Philip La Follette leads Gov Kohler for the GOP gubernatorial nomination with 113 988 to 83 920 as 1010 of 2824 precincts report. Coolidge leads the Democratic Senate race in Massachusetts over O Connell and O Brien with 29372 to 27336 and 19363 respectively as Foss and Joyce trail.
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Wisconsin
William M. Butler
Philip F. la Follette
Butler
Republican National Committee
Eben S. Draper
Andrew J
Bossy) Gillis
Coolidge
la Follette
Marcus A. Coolidge
Fitchburg
Joseph F. O'Connell
Boston
Thomas C. O’brien
Eugene N. Foss
Peter Joyce
O’connell
O ° Brien
Foss
Joyce
Frank G. Allen
England Ready to Recognize Uriburu Regime in Argentina
London reports the Daily Herald states England will recognize the new Argentine government immediately and dispatched instructions to the British Ambassador in Buenos Aires. In Argentina, Hipolito Irigoyen appeals to Radical adherents to accept the Uriburu administration while authorities accuse Irigoyenists of arming for violence as the military maintains control.
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U. K
Argentina
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Buenos Aires
Hipolito Irigoyen
Luis Rodriguez
Jose Francisco Uriburu
Aribusu
Belgrano
River Plata
Irigoyen
Roodriguez
Radical Party
Urburu
Irigoyenista
World Revolution Possible Says Broker Back From Europe
Irvin F. Westheimer of Westheimer & Co., NYSE senior partner, returns from Europe with a warning that signs of upheaval exist in at least three European countries. He notes blame on government leaders for crisis, cites Germany and Britain mirroring US sentiment, and cites France’s strong economy as still hopeful. He warns a worldwide revolution could occur if leaders fail to address economic volatility.
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Europe
Irvin F. Westheimer
Westheimer & Co
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Westheimer
Hoover
France
Germany
Mr. Westheimer
Wyoming patrolman shot during break in robbery
Patrolman Walter Cummens, 41, of 206 Crescent avenue, Wyoming, was shot twice while interrupting a burglary on Elm avenue. He was found unconscious at General Hospital with bullets near his heart and groin. Witnesses stated two men fled in a large black car. no clue to their identities was available. Cummens, married with three children, had served three years on the force.
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Crescent Avenue
Wyoming
General Hospital
Wyoming Police Department
Elm Avenue
Cummens
Daniel Blackburn
Park and
Allen Streets
Miceaisuc
Commins
Maryland Convicts Riot At Penitentiary
A prison guard was fatally wounded after nine inmates attempted to escape over a wall at Maryland State Penitentiary in Baltimore. Police and guards exchanged more than twenty shots as 200 officers responded. guard Albert Owen, 39, was hospitalized with a side wound. The incident involved Rawlings Whittemore and other inmates, who reportedly planned a rope ladder escape from the roof of the foundry.
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Maryland State Penitentiary
Albert Owen
Janney
Rawlings Whittemore
Richard Reese Whittemore
Hoover Names Tariff Commission Members
President Hoover named Edgar Brousard and Alfred P. Dennis to the bipartisan Tariff Commission joining Henry P. Fletcher Thomas Walker Page and Dr John Lee Coulter. The panel forms amid ongoing Hawley Smoot Act investigations as Eugene Meyer takes the Federal Reserve oath amid cabinet reshuffles. Dennis is described as a staunch Democrat allied with the party while Fletcher brings three decades of diplomatic service.
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Hoover
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia
John Lee Coulter
North Dakota
Edgar B. Broussard
Utah
Alfred P. Dennis
Maryland
Meyer
Tariff Commission
Eugene Meyer, Jr
New York
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War Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Loan Board
Roy A.young
Minneapolis
Brossard and
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Fletcher
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Cuba
Legation
Italy
Tuttle Backs Eighteenth Amendment Repeal in Prohibition Clash
United States Attorney Charles H. Tuttle of the Southern District of New York declares for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and resigns to take effect by November 16. He outlines a platform for repeal and strict enforcement until change, while NY Republicans forecast his nomination at the end of the month.
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New York World News Service
New York
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Tuttle
Hoover
William J. Maier
Maier
New York State
Mr. Tuttle
Albany
Suspect in Lingle murder found in Louisville jail
Ted Geisking sought for days as the Chicago reporter’s killer was found in Louisville on a vagrant charge. A detective identified him from a photo. He denied involvement in Lingle’s death and admitted rum running and hijacking. He was held on vagrant charges with possible extradition.
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Ted Geisking
Alfred Lingle
Chicago
Geisking
Lingle
George Williams
Emmeral Harriss
Stanley Harris
Adeline Patricia Graham
Pat Roche
Gang Chiefs Cited in Enemies Writs by Chicago Board
Chicago judge issued John Doe warrants for 26 men named public enemies by the Chicago Crime Commission. Warrants sent to East Chicago Police to be served charging vagrancy. Notables include Al Capone and Moran, with others like McGurn, Aiello, O Donnell, and White among the list. One arrest showed a loaded revolver found in Danny Stanton’s car. Mrs. Margaret Reardon, 22, held on $10,000 bond as accessory before the murder of Angelo Spano.
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Daily Illustrated Times
John H. Lyle
John Doe
Chicago Crime Commission
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Scarface’ Capone
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Tony “Mops” Volpe
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James Belcastro
Jack Demore
Machine Gun
Jack’ McGurn
Rocco Fannelili
Lawrence Mangano
Jack ‘‘Dago
Frank Diamond
George “Bugs” Moran
Joseph Aiello
Edward “Spike” O’donnell
Joe Saltis
Frank McErlane
Vincent McErlane
Danny Stanton
William “Klondike
O’ Donnell
Myles O’donnell
Frankie Lake
Terrence Druggan
James ‘Fur” Sammons
George ‘“‘Red” Barker
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White
Joseph Genero
Leo Mongoven
Stanton
Margaret Reardon
Angelo Spano
Jack Costa
Two Men Named Hoover and Coolidge Spun in London Hotel Denial
Herbert W. Hoover of North Canton Ohio and Joseph B. Coolidge of Dayton Ohio returned from abroad reporting they were besieged by reporters in a London hotel. They were assigned adjoining suites and spent over half an hour denying any relation to their famous presidential namesakes. They had not met before being gathered by the reporters.
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Herbert W. Hoover
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Joseph B. Coolidge
Dayton
London
Bank audit urged for defunct Ohio banks in Fayette County
Cecil L. Hall of Cincinnati, CPA, was retained by Prosecuting Attorney Paxson to audit the books of the defunct Ohio State and Peoples and Defovers Banks. The audit aims to provide information for the county grand jury investigation opening next week. Frank Schaeffer will assist. Hall also reviews the Cosmopolitan Bank records. Attorney General Bettman calls meeting of Ohio State Bank depositors to select bankruptcy referee for Mal S. Daugherty.
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Cincinnati
Frank Schaeffer
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Bettman
Columbus, CO
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Bell G. Allen
Ohio State Bank
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Mal S. Daugherty
Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
Ruling on Independent Ballot Candidacy Sparks Columbus Hearing
Sanford Headley leaves Cincinnati to file a mandamus in Columbus aiming to force Hamilton County Elections to place Citizens' party on the November ballot. Ford Bader Jr disputes the action, citing Ohio election code and a ruling by Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown that coalition nominees may appear as independents.
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Citizens’ Party
Nelson Schwab
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Schwab
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Elections Board
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Gilbert Bettman
Murray ‘Seasongood
Seasongood
Mr. Headley
Charles O. Rose
Robert N. Gorman
Local Elections Board
Ford Bader, Jr
Citizens’ Group
Staite
Theegislature
Supreme Court
Bader
State of
Morrow Lays Wreath as Morrow Leaves Mexico City
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, dean of the diplomatic corps, laid a wreath at the independence monument in Mexico City as Mexico marked 120 years since independence. Reports from New York claimed he was injured in a car crash, later shown unfounded. He planned to resign and return to New Jersey as the Republican U S Senate candidate.
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Arthur Constantine
New York World News Service
Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Spain
Morrow
Independence Monument
New York
N. Y
City
United States
Washington
New Jersey
City challenges taxicab ordinance in court
Robert S. Alcorn, attorney, filed a taxpayer suit in Common Pleas Court to stop Edgar Dow Gilman from enforcing a provision requiring taxicab firms to keep detailed financial records. The suit claims the measure is arbitrary, confiscates property, and aims to force a monopoly by city officials. It argues the director could divulge data, harming small operators and lowering competition and fares.
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Robert S. Alcorn
Common Pleas Court
Edgar Dow Gilman
Public Utilities
Mr. Alcorn
Cincinnati
Alcorn
Temperatures Across States Show Fair Conditions
Weather page notes generally fair conditions for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana and West Virginia through Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. A table lists current temperatures highs, lows and precipitation for cities including Eastport Louisville Nashville Cleveland Detroit St Marie Washington Jacksonville Atlanta New Orleans Galveston Omaha Pittsburgh Denver and more.
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