Jurors Pick Dodgers Bank Wrecking Trial Jury Fast
Jurors are selected for the Dodgers bank wrecking case with rapid progress in Criminal Court. Eleven jurors seated with only one excused for cause, as defense contends public prejudice exists, a motion for time may be urged and peremptory challenges remain.
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Frank J
Clarence A. Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank
Charles S. Bell
Froome Morris
Aaron Barbour
Ee —Iarely
Nelson Schwaban
Louis J. Schneider
Dudley Miller
Hamilton County
All-Star Scribe Staff to Cover World Series for Tribune
The Commercial Tribune will deploy top writers to cover the World Series between St Louis and the Mackmen. Alan J Gould and Edward J Neil of the Associated Press will file daily stories, with George Daley and World News Service providing daily articles. Complete coverage and sidelights will appear in the Cincinnati publication.
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St. Louis
Mackmen
The
Commercial Tribune
Alan J. Gould
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York World News Service
George Daley
Monitor
Cincinnati
Seccession Question Is Acknowledged By Dominions
London aged report quotes J H Thomas secretary for dominions saying no one questions a dominion’s right to secede from the empire. He notes the imperial conference will focus on economic issues and hints at a possible empire court of appeals to handle Privy Council legal questions.
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London
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Thomas
Empire Court of Appeals
Privy Council
Shaw declines royal title despite king's offer
The Daily Herald reported King George wished to confer a title on George Bernard Shaw for his literary eminence, but Shaw declined. His secretary told the paper that Shaw has no complaint of lack of official recognition and refuses any title beyond the name linked to his works.
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London
The
Daily Herald
King George
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Bulkley Opens Campaign With Hap At Dry Law
In Marietta Ohio on September 29 the Democratic ticket launched their fall campaign with Senatorial candidate Robert J. Bulkley and gubernatorial candidate George M. White leading Muskingum Valley supporters. Bulkley pledged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and attacked the Gosper administration while praising White as a dry advocate. He also vowed to reduce state payrolls and criticizes Republicans for unfulfilled obligations since 1928.
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Marietta
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
George M. White
Muskingum Valley
Bulkley
White
Gosper
Utah man suggested as Morrow successor to Mexico post
J Reuben Clark of Salt Lake City emerged as a leading candidate to replace Dwight W. Morrow as American Ambassador to Mexico. Clark, who spoke with Secretary Stimson and Under Secretary Cotton, outlined Mexican American relations from his three years in Mexico City. No decision announced, Hoover believed to be weighing Clark for the post.
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Washington
J. Reuben Clark
Salt Lake City
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Stimson
State Cotton
Mexico City
State Department
Morrow
Hoover
Clark
Ambasador Mor
Army Officer Leaps to Death in Pacific Pass
Maj. Albert Kalb, 61, retired U S A of San Diego, jumped from the coastwise steamer Harvard off Monterey Bay. His body was not recovered as he was en route to Letterman General Hospital at the San Francisco Presidio for illness they have fought for months.
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San Francisco
Albert Kalb
San Diego
Harvard
Montery Bay
Kalb
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco Presidio
Wheat prices fall as Soviet short selling questioned
Testimony to a special Congressional committee found the 7.5 million bushels of Soviet wheat were hedging rather than aimed at depressing prices. Chicago Board of Trade President Bunnell and Badenoch described the trades as hedging and noted a sinking market. Prices dropped to new lows in Chicago and Winnipeg amid Soviet export fears and a swelling domestic supply.
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Chicago
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Special Congressional Committee
United States
John A. Bunnell
Chicago Board of Trade
Joseph W. Badenoch
Bunnell
Union of Soviets
Badenoch
Winnipeg
Bishop Cannon Returns from Brazil Amid Protests
Bishop James G. Cannon Jr arrives in Hoboken aboard the American Legion after a Brazil trip. He avoids questions on recent misconduct charges filed by four elders of the Methodist Episcopal South church. His wife stays in her stateroom while media questions focus on prohibition and his credentials.
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New York
James G. Cannon, Jr
Munson
American Legion
Brazil
Methodist Episcopal
Hoboken
N. J
Hilton
Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mexico
Cuba
Africa
Ohio Censors Release The Big House Prison Film
The Ohio Board of Film Censors voted to release The Big House after a statewide demand. Dr. John L. Clifton announced the decision, noting initial doubts but saying public will and comparable actions in other states justify showing the picture. Critics argued the move recalled the April 8 Ohio Penitentiary fire that killed 320 inmates.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Film Censors
Ohio
John L. Clifton
Clifton
Board of Film Censors
Henry G. Brunner
Ohio Penitentiary
Tax Refunds Supervised By Democrats Including Garner
Representative Wood asserts Garner accused Democrats of improper refunds, noting refunds were legal and approved by Democratic and Republican officials. He links Garner to the joint committee reviewing large refunds and warns of partisan manipulation.
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Garner
Wood
Washington
Representative Wood
Indiana
Republican Congressional Committee
Texas
Internal Revenue Bureau
Joint Congressional
Treasury
Simmons
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
Collier
Bankers Call for Greater Freedom From U S
ClevelandSeptember 29 The American Bankers Association committee on national bank research urged looser laws on investment and branching and larger earnings participation for Federal Reserve members. It recommends banks may own two thirds of state trust stock and seek trust business in state banks after mergers. The report cites trust powers and mergers uncertainty as key causes for national banks leaving the federal system.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Committee On
National Bank Research
San Francisco
Federal Reserve System
Bex
Federal Reserve Board
Comptroller's Office
United States
Enet Bani
Minneapolis
National Bank Division
Association
Guardsmen use gas to quell crowd at Madison County Jail
National Guardsmen deployed tear gas bombs and bayonets to break up a crowd around the Madison County Jail in Huntsville Alabama as G E Henderson a Negro suspect in the Ross slaying and attack was held. The incident followed a raid to guard officers and prosecutors fearing the mob could overpower them. Police broadened the search for the Ross assailant as Henderson was detained on a Decatur train and returned to Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Ala
National
Madison County
G. E. Henderson
H. E. Ross
Athens
Raymond Jones
Bibb Graves
Paul Speake
James Pride
Henderson
Decatur
Ross
Mrs. Ross
Ayora Resigns As Ecuador President Congress Rejects Move
President Asidro Ayora submitted his resignation to Congress claiming irreversibility. Congress reportedly refused to accept the resignation and sent a resolution back. Ayora cited need for political harmony as reasons for stepping down.
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Quito
Ecuador
Asidro Ayora
Congress
Ayora
Peru
Colombia
E. W. Kemmerer
Princeton University
Cop Knew His Goats Billy Goat Jailed Then Released
Dayton Kentucky officer Harry Reinfelder recovers a stubborn billy goat stuck on Sixth Avenue tracks. The goat was coaxed off by the off duty detective, jailed briefly, then released to its owner after a rope tether outside the Dayton jail. The incident delayed car traffic and drew local amusement.
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Harry Rogg
Dayton
Harry Reinfelder
Roge
Reinfelder
Bellevue- Dayton
Sixth Avenue
Billy
Billy Goat
McCormick Libel Charge Denied by Senate Funds Panel
The Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee declared Ruth Hanna McCormick’s tapping charges against its members false and libelous and warned that repeating them would be treated as wilful libel. The statement, signed by four of five members, condemned her accusations as factually false.
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Washington
Senate
Funds Investigating Committee
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
McCormick
Nye
Rep
N. D
Dale
Dill
Dem
Wash
Wagner
Patterson
Miss
Senate Investigating Committee
Democrats Push for Day of Repeal in New York Platform
In Syracuse on Sept 29 the Democratic party in New York endorsed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act. The platform rejected Republican substitutes and criticized prohibition as hypocritical. Wagner and Davis highlighted Roosevelt administration gains as they shaped the fall campaign stance.
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New York World News Service
Syracuse
N. Y
Democratic Party
New York
Hoover
United States
Robert F. Wagner
John W. Davis
Roosevelt
Breach of Etiquette Turns Fatal at Farm Home
August Waullan 61 aroused by guests refusing watermelon provo king shooting. Edmund G Mott 31 killed as he moved to car with his infant. baby unharmed. Henry Etten 30 and Carl Sonnenburg 10 wounded before Waullan was arrested.
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Steele
Waullan
Edmund
G. Mott
Henry Etten
Carl Sonnenburg
Darrow Attacks Chicago Vagrancy Campaign in Court
Clarence Darrow appeared in Municipal Court to defend George Barker and William White, labeled public enemies by the Chicago Crime Commission, as they surrendered on vagrancy charges and posted bonds totaling 1100,000. Darrow argued the vagrancy law is misused and urged indictments on actual crimes.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
George
Red
Teamsters’ Union
Barker
William
Threefingered
Jack
Chicago Crime Commission
Darrow
Lee End
Ena Enon Int Muniici
Widow Kills Self at Bearskin Neck Cottage
Mrs. Thomas P. Barnett, 54, widow of a St. Louis architect and painter, committed suicide at her Bearskin Neck cottage on the anniversary of her husband’s burial. Police found her body with a .82-caliber pistol nearby and a note for a sister to be notified.
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Rockport
Mass
Thomas P. Barnett
St. Louis
Bearskin Neck
John E. Sullivan
Gloucester
John S. Higgins
A. L. McCadl
Jacksonville
Ill
Britons Plan Use Of Harkness 10 Million Fund
The first formal meeting of the Pilgrim Trust trustees to administer Edward S. Harkness’s 2,000,000 pound gift for social and educational work in Britain will occur once Thomas Jones arrives from the United States. Trustees include Stanley Baldwin John Buchan Lord MacMillan Sir James Irvine and Sir Josiah Stamp. Continued on second page.
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Harkness
New York World News Service
London
Edwards
Great Britain
Thomas Jones
Board of Trustees
United States
Jones
Trust
Aiready
James Irvine
St. Andrews University
Mr. Harkness
Full inquiry into patents will follow shale lands dispute
Secretary Wilbur welcomed a full inquiry into the oil shale question amid charges by Ralph S. Kelley that the Interior Department favored large oil companies in shale land grants. Wilbur defended policy, noted no shale leases issued under his tenure, and outlined actions against defaulted claims and those adjudicated null.
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Washington
Wilbur
Ralph S. Kelley
General Land Office
Denver
Interior Department
Kelley
Salt Lake City
Ae Ae
Land Office
Clemary
Hoover
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Department
Work
Supreme Court
Temperatures and fair skies across multiple states
The bulletin lists fair and cool conditions for Ohio Kentucky and Indiana with some warmer notes in the north and central areas. It provides a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table for Fastport and notes records and comparisons to prior years ending at 8 p.m. Central time.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Fastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Marie Wash'g
Jackville
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Galvestonia
Maha
Pitts
Rgh
Denver
S.W
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Texas Leader
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U.S
Doughty Minion of
Ralph Kelley
Ruth
Ernest K. Lindley
Yarrow
Widow Kills Self
Massachusetts
Secretary of Interior
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