Coolidge Names Stone Attor ney General Report Radiator Company Expansion
Local officials silent as reliable sources indicate the Detroit based United States Corporation will soon launch a large expansion at its Corry plant. Plans include a new fire building on West Washington Street, a brick annex and shop upgrades with cranes and improved material handling. The overhaul likely won’t greatly boost employment but will consolidate operations and expand capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
STONE
United States
Rurtinjor Company
Cery
Nanager Weir
Detroit
Arenderwind 10
West Washington Treet
Corry
Willie
Edwin
Japan Charged With Secret Air Service Plot
United States Senate inquiry heard testimony alleging a Japanese air service sought U S contracts to influence defense programs. Cayr tan Th Ty Heaife, former justice agent, and naval intelligence officers testified about transfers of American aviation secrets to Japan during wartime. Arthur Thomne and Son Inc of Cleveland are noted in the record. Funeral services were held for Lucy Thomas and extended remarks on Mrs Walker and a guest in Columbus are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pron
Washington
United States
Japan
Senate
Cayrtan
Ty Heaife
Department Justice
Sutile
Naval
Aircraft Corporation
Arthur Thomne
Five Best Radio Features On Tonight
Radio listings highlight WEAF in New York with Harmonie Orchestra conducted by Willem Mejswelberi, WTAM in Cleveland with tunes and dances, WIP in Philadelphia broadcasting the Shrine concert from the Metropolitan Opera Maya, WLAG in Minneapolis presenting the Sutorius Mandolin Orchestra, and a Brown University concert broadcast from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
New York Mail- Harmonie Orthextra
Willem Mejswelberi
Linet Froin
Carsangie Mail
WTAM
Cleveland
Eugters
WIP
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Opera Maya
WLAG
Minneapolis
Sutorius Mandolin Orchestra
Brown University
Ailiniog
White Admits Doheny Aided Democrats in 1920s Funds
George White former chairman of the Democratic National Committee testified to the Senate oil committee that Doheny contributed 34000 to party funds in 1920 21 and could not account for a 70000 gap. He recalled contributions from Marty Sinclair and said Doheny gave three checks totaling 9000 and a 2500 loan toward the party deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Washington
George White
Deracial National Committee
Senate
Lo Iway
White
Do.henry
Ted
Noheny
Bold Montreal payroll robbery leaves two dead
Two men were killed in a bold payroll robbery in Montreal as a gang of about a dozen bandits attacked a payroll car near Tarte Stone. A messenger was killed and a fourth assailant fled. four suspects are in custody as police investigate. A payroll sum of about 142000 is reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United Prov
Mutfie
Canadian Pacific Rit
Tsnk
Chav Feur
Riot Marked Chicago Election Day Violence and Death
In Cicero a Chicago suburb gunmen opened fire as police arrived to aid the local force. A bootlegger Frank Caponi was shot dead amid clashes between Republican and Democratic factions. Dozen were injured and election officials kidnapped as County Judge Edmund K. Jarek ordered a formal investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pro- Chicago
Ciceto
Chicago
Frank Caponi
Cicero
Terran
Edmund K. Jarek
Pensions Law Fails to Engage After No Funds
Buenos Aires April 2 Many workers avoided work to test the new pensions law effective yesterday designed to grant life pensions after 25 years of toil. No provision for raising the funds was made and few took the chance to quit work, leaving the system largely unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Takea
Buenos Aires
Record March Weather Data from Corry and Dickson
Corry reported an average March temperature around A100 degrees with mean maximum 30.88, mean minimum 24.54, and a high of 64 on the 20th. Precipitation totaled 2.30 inches, with 0.65 inches in 24 hours on the 8th, and snow total 0.0 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Co- Operative Observer
Dickson
Mary
Philadelphia Recovers From Severe Storm
April 2 report from Philadelphia notes a severe storm causing two deaths and widespread property damage. A former serviceman died after stepping on a live wire. a postal inspector was injured by a falling cornice. Utilities restore traction and power as downtown crowds wade through melting snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
Ihs
Frank Merbuck
Francis Gardiner
Traction, Light and Power
Singh
Missing U S Paymaster Brown on Navy Destroyer
Ervine Brown paymaster aboard the Somers disappeared after leave on March 10 at Mobile Alabama. A suspected shortage of 120000 dollars is reported as investigators review his accounts and alert naval stations nationwide. Brown did not report back to his ship by March 16 as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Shington
Hiraguet
Ervine Browan
Coronado
O Il
Brown
Wilbur
Jim the
Somers
Mobile
Ala
Tacksonvillé
Police stumble in hunt for car thieves and train robberies
Police race to solve a string of train thefts and a car theft ring in the city. Investigators questioned two young West Side men as officers push for arrests amid ongoing rail line probes and shipments from Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imps
Cary
Akron
Mellon Next to Walk the Plank At S.B. Cabinet Post
Emporia Kansas April 2 William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette calls Mellon the next cabinet officer to walk the plank amid sharp Republican party divisions. White argues Mellon will face fierce opposition and questions his independence on Prohibition taxes and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kanvas
Secre
Treasury
Mellon
William Alle White
Emporia Gazette
Republican
White
Dougherty
Denby
Pimety
Mwiknoved Aye Kaw
Amman
Thirteen Die From CannED Heat In City Rowing Fatality
A tragic incident in a city area leaves thirteen dead and several injured after a heat related collapse during a rowing event. Authorities identify the deceased and are investigating the extreme heat conditions as a factor. Further details on location and victims are pending official release.
Three Dead Four Missing In Hotel Fire
A major hotel blaze in Grand Rapids results in three fatalities and four people reported missing. Early reports describe bodies found and other guests evacuated as investigators search for the cause and confirm identities.
Windstorm May Delay U S Army Globe Flyers
Windstorm disrupts the U S Army globe flyers second leg start, with poor conditions reported across Pelthdy Columbia, Malta, and the Alewtijn regions. Weather forecasts show worsening winds and possible postponements as teams prepare for the next leg of the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
United Prose
Seattle
Columbia
Malta
Alewtijn Islamic
Yang Irbiite
Onder
Martin
Tian Istands
Smith Shows Strength in Wisconsin in Windy Wisconsin Race
In Wisconsin, Smith demonstrates solid support as McAdin and La Follette vie for influence. The piece notes Smith’s strength could boost his position in the Midwest and affect Democratic prospects in upcoming returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wisconsin
British Ship Abire At Sea Amidst Turmoil
A British ship Abire, outbound from Bombay with 1,200 crew and passengers, is engaged in a mutinous confrontation as the captain orders crew and passengers to a lifeboat or safety area. A second vessel is reported approaching amid an emergency at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abire
London
Hombay
Sudan
D.A.R. to Meet Secrets of Archduke Thursday
The Kenityay Valley Chapter Dachgsters of the Asoris ea Revolution holds its April meeting at the home of Mes H Johnson on Wayne Street tomorrow afternoon. Nominations for the ensuing year are to be prepared and all speakers are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Wards
Kenityay Valley
Asorisea
Mes H. . Johnson
Wayne Street
Hostestes
Neg
Andrew Paulson
Emma. Tinscott
J. P Austin
Chyrlon Sy Pos
Harriet Montage
Former Dean of Columbia Law Named to Cabinet
Harlan Fiske Stone, former dean of Columbia Law School, has been selected by President Coolidge to succeed Harry M. Dougherty in the cabinet. The appointment signals a major shift in the administration’s legal and political leadership. Stone’s experience at Columbia positions him to influence federal policy on law, justice, and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Law School
Harlan Fiske Stone
Coolidge
Harry M. Dougherty
Stone Nomination Seen as Immediate Senate Confirmation
April in New York and Washington report Attorney General nominee Stone is expected to win Senate approval promptly. Stone, a Columbia Law School graduate and partner at a prominent New York firm, is described as a capable liberal, with ties to Amherst and White House circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Washington
Alin
Siitox
Senate Fap
Harms
Daugherty
Senate
Stone
Coolidge
Martion
Ateo
Uwoph
Kener
Mexiden
Ghilidge
Amherst Colleg
Jatowie
Department of Justice
Mitad
Wxanton
Witte Tose
Stove
I New York
Columbia University School of Law
Bntte
Department of Time
A. Lindell Palmers
Yndep de Wilson
Tuna Point Stove
New Manpshire
Fober 1
Tswae
Columbia Hiversity Law School
Kwote Thad
Enterprians
Stone Liver
Ansselwood NJ
Agnes Harvey
Old
Chenterfeld
Much Suffering in Flooded Towns of the South
United Press reports severe hardship in flood swept areas with bakeries flooded and towns cut off. Relief efforts aim to reach Cumberland and surrounding hamlets as residents face hunger and homelessness amid continuing floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cumberland
Kitemiller
Alood
Croes Arid Esa
Ds Tay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doheny
U.S
City
Liberty—Railroad
Ruther
Liars
Gonal
Biom
Leone
Grand Rapids
Mit
Tony AL
Beret
Duileigse
Alin Rager
Hastierh Vie
Antidon
Pitts
AJ Kelly Jefe ii
New York State
McAdoo
Fuir
Widonsge Uintah
Willie G. McNilco
McAdoe
fMlmer
Tims
Aden
McAdna
Simith
Eourne
la Follett
Swith
Tanid
Todlss
Somidefaton Smith
United Erase
Merry
Artholie Tal
Hilleil’ Fervell
Gee
Hirth
Aires
Miss Wakefield
O. N. Oplan
Theofmay
Bern
Parrota
Organ- Lienel
Mpa