Henry Ford Foresees A Century Of Prosperity And Safer Planes
Henry Ford predicts a century of prosperity in the United States and says aviation will become common as the public learns. He denies Colonel Mitchell will join his airplane organization, notes Ford airplane plans, and emphasizes service and cautious defense. Edsel Ford joins the interview.
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Mitchell
New York World News Service
Seal Harbor
Henry Ford
United States
Edsel Ford
Army
Ford Airplane Organization
Ford Organization
Edsel
Detroit
Ford
Mr. Ford
Kenny Ford
You Can Bank On Human Nature Ad Lesson
The Madisonville Buick Company at 5908 Madison found ad repetition across papers yields quicker sales. A Peerless coupe advertised in The Commercial Tribune sold within three days, while two evening papers had no results for three weeks.
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Madisonville Buick Company
Madison, Read
Commercial Tribune
Protest to Kellogg over Saklatvala entry ban
Civil Liberties Union sent a telegram to Secretary Kellogg protesting the State Department ban on Shapurji Saklatvala, British Communist MP, and offering legal aid to challenge the ruling. The union plans a mass New York protest during the inter parliamentary union conference arrival. Saklatvala remains in the United States while awaiting developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Department
Shapurji Saklatvala
United States
Kellogg
The
Civil Liberties Union
Saklatvala
Forest Bailey
Union
Michael Karolyi
Immigration Department
Washington
State Dept Holds Saklatvala Visa Ruling Final
Officials confirm excerpts from Saklatvala public addresses justified canceling his passport visa and denying admission to attend the Inter Parliamentary Union. Kellogg policy aims to exclude individuals promoting overthrow by force under immigration laws. Saklatvala disputes the quotes. Borah withholds comment and no review of the ruling is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Shapurji Saklatvala
House of Commons
United States
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Kellogg
Sakalatvala
Mr. Kellogg
London
Idaho
Saklatvala
Department
Saklatvala Protests to the Consul General
Shapurji Saklatvala a British MP and Parse e Communist protests to the American Consul General over Kellogg banning his travel to attend the Interparliamentary Union conference. He cables Senator McKinley urging opposition to the move and asserts his protest against U S government authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Mann
New York World News Service
London
Shapurji Saklatvala
Kellogg
America
Interparliamentary Union
William B. McKinley
Florida freight embargo grips Tampa and Miami ports
Officials from Clyde Line Steamship, American Railway Express and Seaboard Airlines report no early relief from heavy freight embargoes to Florida ports as congestion worsens. Labor shortages and high wages hinder unloading while livestock and food shipments receive priority and tourist demand boosts stored furniture at terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Florida
Florida Terminals
Clyde Line Steamship Company
Clyde
Miami
American Railway Express Company
Seaboard Airlines Railway Company
Tampa
West Palm Beach
Woman Named to Civil Service Commission by Coolidge
Miss Jessie Dell of Georgia was appointed to the United States Civil Service Commission by President Coolidge. She replaces the late Mrs. Helen Gardener and has a background as a War Department employee from 1899 to 1921. Her nomination drew mixed Democratic support and some opposition over her ties to the National Women’s party.
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Washington
Jessie Dell
Georgia
United States Civil Service Commission
Coolidge
Helen Gardener
Dell
War Department
H. M. Lord
Smoot
Utah
McKellar
Tennessee
Virginia Whitespeer
League of Republican Women of
District of Columbia
National Women's Party
White House
Magee Arrested in New Castle Under Alias C C Ambrose
Former Cincinnati attorney and 1924 lieutenant governor hopeful Carl Magee was arrested in New Castle Pennsylvania under the alias C C Ambrose. A warrant by Mrs Ida K Widing of the Willard Mission accuses Magee of embezzling 3100 dollars given to buy mission property and Magee fled since a July 3 1925 grand jury indictment. Requisition papers are being prepared as he refuses to return for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Magee
Cincinnati
New Castle
Henry Dysart
Magee
C. C. Ambrose
Dysart
Ida K. Widing
Willard Mission
Freeman Avenue
Widing
Ohio panel rejects capitol annex site for state office
The Legislative Advisory Committee disapproved placing the proposed new state office on the capitol annex site. It urged the Building Commission to propose architects to plan a building without a fixed location and set a deadline over a month, with a meeting planned for October 20 in Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Building Commission
Legislative Advisory Committee
Capitol “Annex
Building Commission
Cincinnati
Two Kentucky bankers held in eighty eight thousand theft
The Bell County Grand Jury indicted former Citizens Bank and Trust Company Mid dlesboro cashier Will Ed Frazer and former bookkeeper L D Rouser on embezzlement and false entries. The bank reported losses of 88000, with 38000 in bonds recovered after Frazer arrest in San Antonio. Frazer held on 46000 bond.
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Pineville
Bell County
Will Ed Frazer
L. D. Rouser
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Middlesboro
Frazer
San Antonio
Texas
Rich Woman in Prison for Drunken Driving in Deal
Mrs Lilian Noe of Highlands, wife of John Noe and heir to a $250000 estate, was sentenced by Recorder Cox to thirty days in county jail for driving while intoxicated and fined $100 plus costs for reckless driving after a collision. Police testified she could not stand and fell asleep at the wheel before being jailed. She pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Deal
N. J
Lillian Noe
Highlands
John Noe
Noe
Recorder Cox
Haynes Called to Stand in Defense Over Drug Firm Connection
Neufield T. Jones testifies he bought the Maryland Drug and Chemical Company with approval from Washington prohibition investigators to learn Baltimore alcohol dealers. He says his work for the prohibition administration justified the purchase and denies funding from Irey for the plant. The trial involves Jones and four others on charges of illegally disposing of government permits alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Neufield T. Jones
Maryland Drug and Chemical Company
Intelligence Department of the Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Washington
Jones
Winfield
Maurice H. Caro
Isadore Glasser
Simon Kelner
Drug
The
Prohibition Administration
Maryland Concern
Drug Company
Prohibition
Caro
Winfield Jones
Standard
Elmer E. Irey
Intelligence Department
Internal Revenue Department
Irey
Standard Company
Haynes
Neufield Jones
Georgia
William R. Pohler
Sixth District
Jones Brothers
Atlanta
Charles Jones
Anti-Saloon League of Georgia
Internal Revenue
Blair
Federal Prohibition
Jane
Symingtons Accused of Lavish Expenditures in Divorce Case
In New York on September 17, lawyer Max D. Steur argued for alimony of 60 000 dollars a year for Ida May Symington. He said during five years of marriage the couple spent 990 000 dollars including a 300 000 dollar Morristown home a 200 000 dollar Florida houseboat and a Palm Beach residence. He described numerous servants and luxury living as the court considers the request and Justice Wasservogel reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ida May
Symington
Thomas H. Symington
Max D. Steur
Supreme Court
Morristown
N. J
Florida
Palm Beach
Fla
Bones Of Wilson's Friend Found In Colorado Wilds
The bleached skeleton of Rev. T. E. Sampson of Austin, a close friend of Woodrow Wilson, was found west of Estes Park in Colorado. Found by two hikers amid mountain debris, clothing fragments resemble those worn by Sampson. He vanished during a Grand Lake vacation in 1916.
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Associated Press
Boulder
Col
T. E. Sampson
Austin
Tex
Woodrow Wilson
Estes Park
Sampson
Grand Lake
Flooding Hits 900 Villages on Yellow River Break
The Yellow River burst its banks creating a flood area of about 1,000 square miles with 900 villages affected around Yunchenghsien near Yenshaw-Fu in Shantung province. Death toll figures are not yet available and relief authorities await casualty reports.
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Associated Press
Peking
Yellow River
Yunchenghsien
Yenshaw-Fu
Shantung Province
Mitchell to Face 3 Inquiries and Court-Martial
President's special board will begin hearings Monday with Army Navy and Postal Air Services officials as witnesses Mitchell expected to be summoned. A court martial for Mitchell is virtually certain to be ordered in Washington rather than San Antonio to ensure fairness to all parties. The Shenandoah disaster inquiry starts Monday at Lakehurst focusing on Mitchells charge that the accident resulted from incompetence and negligence by the Navy and War Departments.
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Mitchell
Army Department
Washington
Army
Navy
Postal Air Services
San Antonio
Tex
Department
Navy Departments
Davis
Navy Department
Shenandoah
Lakehurst
Ma Ferguson as Mexican and Mussolini as prizefighter in student tests
New York September 17. High school and college students misidentify public figures and places in current affairs tests conducted by the Review of Reviews. The survey of 1650 papers shows a 43 percent average, with notable confusion over Ma Ferguson, Mussolini, Teapot Dome, and Muscle Shoals.
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New York
Ma’ Ferguson
Texas
Mexico
Babe Ruth
Teapot Dome
Washington
Mussolini
Siki
al Jolson
Billy
Review of Reviews
Coolidge
Italy
Pacific Ocean
United States
Japan
Six Year Old Heiress to $850000 Meets Charley Chaplin
Marie Theresa Corby, six, heir to $850000, sits in a Detroit lawyer's office after a June 1924 probate win. She longs to see Charley Chaplin, recalls chop suey, tea, and a single beau. The Corby estate, valued at foregone funds, will be split: $150000 to seventeen nieces and nephews after legal disputes.
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Charley Chaplin
New York World News Service
Detroit
Michh
Cinderella
Washington Boulevard
Dayton
Marie Theresa Corby
Marie Theresa
Thomas W. Corby
Madeline Beals Corby Morgan
Marie
Corby
Kissing Comes to Japan as Public Custom Bishop Claims
Bishop John McKim, head of the Episcopal Church in Japan since 1893, reports Japan has embraced kissing as a social pastime. He describes epidemic kissing, credits cinema skin as prompting acceptance, and notes Japan’s shift influenced by exclusion laws and censors. The bishop heads to New Orleans to vote on church rites.
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New York World News Service
San Francisco
Japan
John McKim
Protestant Episcopal Church
McKim
New Orleans
Bishop McKim
Independent withdraws from Wisconsin Senate race
Arthur Barry, a Republican turned independent candidate for the United States Senate, withdrew from the race today at a conference with anti La Follette leaders in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Arthur Barry
United States
Hill urges repeal of Eighteenth Amendment at Mid-Nebraska Exposition
Congressman John P. Hill arrives in Columbus Nebraska to announce plans in Congress to repeal prohibition next winter. He labels the law a failure and favors local option while criticizing federal constitutional amendments and federal control over marriage and morals.
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Columbus
Neb
John P. Hill
Baltimore
Congress
Hill
W. D. Upshaw
Georgia
R. Hill
Federated Church Council
Washington
Irish Leader Mulcahy Attacked by Crowd at Hoboken Pier
General Richard Mulcahy and four Irish delegates arrived aboard the President Roosevelt in Hoboken New Jersey. A crowd of Irish sympathizers egged them and police reserves dispersed the riot. One attendant was struck and two women and three men were arrested. The group was bound for the Interparliamentary Union in Washington.
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Associated Press
Hoboken
N. J
Irish Republic
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Free State Army
Roosevelt
Mulcahy
Washington
Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde
Michael Hayes
Dail
Patrick McGilligan
Short circuit kills 3 one dies saving children
In Detroit three men died and a fourth was severely burned when a guy wire touched a high tension line. One man died saving fifty children as he lifted the wire from the ground. Another perished trying to pull a fellow worker to safety. Names reported include William Orlinkowski 35 Leo Klucznick and Przelakowski.
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Detroit
William Hubbard
William Orlinkowski
Leo Klucznick
Przelakowski
Bank cashier $30,000 shortage prompts state action
Pittsburgh dispatch reports that the First State Bank of New Castle was taken over by Secretary of Banking Cameron after a hearing revealed a $30,000 fund shortfall. Edward Doyne, the cashier, has partly reimbursed funds and faces charges of false entry and embezzlement.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
First State Bank of
New Castle
Cameron
Edward Doyne
Victim Edna Boswell Fights Find to Purse Thief
A 37 year old negro, Jim Henry, admits robbing assaulting and killing Edna Boswell a fourteen year old North Bend girl. He is captured at Addyston and jailed in Hamilton County after a night of mob threats. Villagers threaten lynching while authorities guard the jail.
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Cys
Edna Boswell
Negro
Child
Wets
Edna
Boswell
Jim Henry
Addyston
North Bend
Hamilton
Vgn
Cincinnati
Henry, Knapp
Isaac Chinn
Herman Kleine
Gus Beckman
Marshal Knapp
Kleine
Beckman
China
William Grey
Chinn
Weldon Hightower
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Henry Ford Otto
the Commercial Tribune
Borah
Sakatawa
Georgia Civil Service Body
New Castle, PA
Capitol
Kentucky
Bureau
Symingtons
Wilson
Wilds
Ma” Ferguson
Bishop
Wisconsin
Hepeal
EGG
Hoboken Pier
Free State Army
James Henry
Hamilton County
Anit
Debold Bos
Well, Farmer
North Bend, C
Henry
Hightower
Boswell Farm
Shorty
Silat
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