Plan Endorsing Act for Kellogg Pact debated in Geneva
Geneva dispatch reports a sub committee unified draft conventions into a single treaty for the Kellogg anti war pact and the league covenant. The document outlines conciliation arbitration and a permanent court. Britain opposes but cannot block signature.
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Albin W. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
League of Nations
Third Assembly
Arbitration and Security Committee
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Assembly
England
Cushendun
London
Britain
Permanent Court of International Justice
League Council
Florida relief efforts surge as hurricane peril grows
In West Palm Beach Florida relief centers pour emergency supplies and personnel into devastated areas. Gov. Martin requests federal aid and orders highway clearances as evacuation and body counts mount. Red Cross officials report up to 2200 dead with ongoing searches amid housing and drainage repairs. Wealthy residents aid drives while communications remain limited.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Belle Glade
A. L. Schafer
National Red Cross
Everglades
William Dekleine
National Organization
John Hendricks
National Headquarters
Pelican Bay District
Pahokee
Okeechobee City
John W. Martin
Jacksonville
Highway Department
State Drainage Board
Okeechobee
Lake Okeechobee
Duncan A. Fletcher
Tampa
Fletcher
Schafer
Howard W. Selby
Palm Beach County
Citizens Bank of
Palm Beaches
Curtis praises Republican record at Cheyenne rally
Senator Curtis told a Cheyenne crowd that Republicans saved the day for farmers in 1921 with the emergency tariff act and touted tax cuts while attacking smokescreen tactics by rivals. Police expelled two hecklers as Curtis defended Gov. Smith and the party.
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Denver
Smith
Curtis
Gov. Smith
New York
Senator Curtis
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
America
Cheyenne
American Farm Bureau
Norris 10 Gage No One Rages for Presidency
Senator Norris of Nebraska announced plans to travel this week to speeches supporting re election of several Progressive Senate members. He said he would not back Hoover or Smith and praised Smith on farm relief and water power while criticizing prohibition positions. He indicated cross party support among Wheeler, Dill, Howell, Frazier, Shipstead, La Follette, and Johnson as needed.
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Washington
Norris
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Senate Progressive Club
Omaha
Denver
Gov. Smith
Roosevelt
Hoover
Wheeler
Montana
Dill
Howell
Nebraska
Frazier
North Dakota
Shipstead
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
California
Johnson
Helena
Mont
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Thomas W. Miller
Republican Party
Thomas J. Walsh
New York
United States
Teapot Dome
Mr. Hoover
Republican National Committee
Tragic Spring Grove Crash Kills Four on Car and Truck
Four people die when a speeding death car overturns at a Spring Grove avenue curve and slams into a General Motors transportation truck. Victims identified as two men and two women from Kentucky with partial clues found in pockets and a photograph. Coroner and police pursue leads as county auto deaths reach 113 for the year.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati
Lakeview
Indian Lake
Logan County
Ohio
General Motors Corporation
Carl Delaney
Marshal Street
Dayton
Fred C. Swing
Myrtle Ferguson
Leestown Pike
Lexington
The
Commercial Tribune
E. R. van Horn
Anstil Ritchie
Chandler
Kellogg Discusses Franco British Accord Reply
Secretary of State Kellogg outlined the expected U S response to the Franco British rival accord in Washington as of September 24. The World News Service report notes the ongoing debate within the administration over terms and potential diplomatic ramifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yrk World News Service
Washington
United States
Kellogg
Wife files divorce suit over alleged abuse and imaginary cats
Ada McCool claims her husband Ken Patrick McCool attacked her when she could not remove imagined cats he imagined during intoxication. She says he hid earnings for drink, forced support, and spurred a faulty purchase of labor to appease the cats. They wed in 1926. she seeks her prior surname Seaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Patrick McCool
Ada McCool
Findlay Street
Philadelphia Bootlegger Trial Yields Prominent Testimony
Nearly a dozen Philadelphia social leaders testified they bought liquor from Joel D. Kerper, the alleged society bootlegger on trial for prohibition law violations and conspiracy. Names included Gardner Cassatt and Roland R. Foulke while liquor types such as Chartreuse and Benedictine were discussed. A police captain, Charles W. Schoenleber, was arrested on bribery charges related to protecting bootleggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Society
Philadelphia
United States District Court
Joel D. Kerper
Ciry
Kerper
Federal
Chartreuse
Benedictine
Roland R. Foulke
Charles Wheeler
Bryn Mawr
Special Grand Jury
Charles W. Schoenleber
Fourth
Yar Street
Edwin OO
Porto Rico Industry Seen Recovering Within Year
San Juan report states Henry M. Baker of the American Red Cross will focus on Porto Rican relief as conditions are worse than on other islands with many needy people. The recovery is projected to take about a year. Local officials and aid workers coordinate efforts to stabilize industry and assist communities.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Henry M. Baker
American Red Cross
Visiting Airman and Mexican Sharper Case in Cincinnati
Frederico Perez, 30, a guest of Captain J R Brewster, is accused of stealing $100 after posing as a well connected Mexican instructor. Brewster, a Coast Airline pilot from Seattle, set to return home with a plane, reported the loss and aided police in tracking Perez to Elm Avenue Mariemont.
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Frederico. Perez
Cincinnati
Mexico City
Queen City
Ninth and
Central Avenue
J. R. Brewster
The
Coast Airline Company
Seattle
Wash
Perez
Peter Schroeder
Lieut. Schroeder
Mexico
Brewster
Sunken Field
International Aircraft Corporation
Elm Avenue
Mariemont
Sons of Chief Hudgevelt Alli Visit Hoover
Two fathers once in Roosevelt's Cabinet are linked by sons visiting Hoover in Washington. Robert Bacon and Robert Taft, now father and son, discuss Hoover as Roosevelt successor. Taft predicts large Ohio GOP majority and cites Hoover Curtis ticket support. Bacon, a congressman, aids electoral efforts in New York and with the Eastern Advisory Committee. Hoover attends editors conference after a day in office.
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Washington
Hoosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
China
Robert Bacon
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Robert Taft
Taft
Cincinnati
Food Administration
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio
Kansas City
Pacon
New York
Empire State
George Moses
Hamilton County
Hoover- Curtis
Commerce
National Conference of
Business Paper Editors
Northcott defies charges in jail statement
Gordon Stewart Northcott 21, indicted in Riverside County for murdering four boys on his California chicken ranch, issues a written denial from Vancouver jail accusing his niece Jessie Clark of fabricating the farm murder charges. He criticizes his father Cyrus and calls Sanford Clark a lazy, half cracked man. He awaits extradition to Southern California for trial. Authorities in California seek Philip Scott and his three sons who disappeared from Bergenfield with Northcott years ago.
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Vancouver
B.C
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Riverside County
Cal
Jessie Clark
Sanford Clark
Northcott
California
Sarah Louisa Northcott
Riverside
Calgary
Philip Scott
Bergenfield
N. J
Scott
Alhambra
Los Angeles
Two Sicilians Indicted in Kidnapping Case in Chicago
Two Sicilians, Pasquale Capotesto and Angelo Petitti, were reported under true bills for extortion and kidnapping in a Chicago grand jury probe into a Mafia style blackmail ring. A ten year old kidnap victim and his family testified, with threats of a $60 000 ransom and renewed extortion demands, while officials consider deportation actions against suspected Sicilian members.
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Chicago
Pasquale Capotesto
Angelo Petitti
Billy Rantieri
Illinois
A. Frank Ranieri
Petitti
Billy
Samuel Hoffman
Hoffman
Giuseppe Castruccio
Chicago Ministers Call for Citywide Voter Awakening
The Union of Ministers adopted by the Chicago Church Federation calls on all faiths to pray October 7 for a city awakening in voters. They urge residents to rid Chicago of alleged criminal conspiracies between political groups and the underworld.
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Chicago
Union of Ministers
Chicago Church Federation
Underworld Terrorism Ties Three Prisoners to Detroit Kidnaps
In Toledo authorities warn three Detroit kidnapping suspects tied to the abduction of three Detroiters and the ransom case involving sportsman Fish Bloomfield. Detroit police insist victims fear testifying, complicating prosecutions. officials fear further action if victims refuse.
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Toledo
Detroit
Henry J. Garvin
Detroit Crime and Bomb Squad
Jerry Buck
Toledo Bureau
Garvin
Fish’ Bloomfield
Healy Collapses in Baptist Church Debate with Floyd
Timothy Healy of New York fainted during an impromptu debate with Rev. L. E. Floyd at the First Baptist Church in Excelsior Springs Missouri. Floyd had attacked Gov Alfred E. Smith’s presidential candidacy, drawing heckling from the congregation as Healy denounced the minister as un American. Healy, who has served as coroner of New York County and as president of the International Union of Stationary Firemen, traveled for health reasons.
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Excelsior Springs
L. E. Floyd
First Baptist Church
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Timothy Healy
Healy
Mealy
Floyd
Gov. Smith
United States
New York County
International Union of Stationary Firemen
Gov Smith parts with first campaign brown derby
Billings Montana Sept 24 Gov Smith threw his famous campaign brown derby to a local woman Mrs George Rathburne after she was unable to shake his hand due to the crush.
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Billings
Mont
Gov. Smith
George Rathburne
Wealth Heir Burdsall Crashes Milk Wagon Wrecking Store
Alms Burdsall 30 grandson of William H Alms, under court orders to suspend driving two and a half years, started a spin that ended in a collision with a Mathews Dairy milk wagon on Gilbert avenue. His car then wrecked Nick Aremt’s grocery and drew a crowd. Police dragged the car free and issued another summons as he faces Traffic Court with possible further suspension, despite no injuries.
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Burdsall
Reading Road
William H. Alms
Luebbers
Gilbert Avenue
Beecher Street
Lincoln Avenue
Mathews Dairy Company
John Lynch
Taft Road
Nick Arem&t
Lincoln and
Gilbert Avenues
Martin Beck
Seventh District
Plane Fire Kills Man, Critical Burn Injuries Reported
One man died and two were injured when an airplane piloted by Clarence Urie burst into flames during a forced landing near Billings, Montana. George Schneider of Columbus was burned to death and Tom Clark of Livingston suffered serious burns with poor recovery prospects.
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Billings
Mont
George Schneider
Columbus
Tom Clark
Livingston
Clarence Urie
Urie
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London Conservatives
League
Lord Cushendun
Fwdstof Nansen
Norway
World Court
Council
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Otrigken Area
Florida
Drainage Board
Farmer
Chester Park
Lands
Platform
Francis Stephenson
Associated Press
Gage
Tered
Lieved
Kist
Mate
Alfred E. Norris
John Brill
Tony de Mayo
Brill
de Mayo
Chief Hudgevelt
Alli
Ape Man
Paul F. Haupert
Republican Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Committee
G.O.P
Helena, Mont
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