Dry Law Repeal Big Issue In Wyoming Primary Campaign
Wyoming's primary centers on repealing the 18th amendment with candidates Charles Winter W L Walls Casper and Patrick Sullivan Casper seeking senate terms. Robert D Carey and Walter Deming also run. Democrat Harry H. continues bid. political scene tense as repeal stirs race.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Relcan
Francis Eli. Warren
Senate
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
Charles 5. Winter
W. L. Walls
Robert D. Carey
Forovernor
Walter C. Deming
Hevenne
United States Civil Service Commission
Tho
Harry H
Chinese rebel leader denies forces losing in Honan
Feng Yu-Hsiang, commanding northern rebels along the Hak Chow Tunkgkwan railway in Honan, says Nationalist advances were hampered by heavy rains. He claims 5,000 Kuomin Chun troops attacked Nationalist positions 40 miles east of Lanfeng, killing 2,000 Nationalists.
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Eral Feng Yu-Hsiang
Hakchow-Tunkgkwan
Honan
Kaifeng
Kuomin Chun
Peoples’ Army
Lanfeng
Caid
Water Shortage Could Float Navies Worldwide
Washington reports that July rainfall deficits would yield about 0.0 trillion tons of water if poured into the sea. Agriculture meteorologist J B Kincer estimates the normal rainfall shortage for July across the Rocky Mountain region totals about 1.4 billion tons, with state figures showing Virginia and Ohio among the affected areas.
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Washington
United States
J. B. Kincer
Bueau
Great Britain
Japan
Kincer
Virginia
Ohio
West Virginia
Editor Joins Zuta Money Tangle In Evanston
Chicago report details further connections to slain gang leader Jack Zuta. Evanston police chief and Chicago Daily News city editor John Craig are named after investigators found uncancelled and torn checks. Freeman admitted borrowing $400 from Zuta as he led a North Shore department.
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Chicago
Evanston
Chicago Daily News
Jack Zuta
Zuta
Bil Freeman
John Craig
William O. Freeman
North Shore
Freeman
Vice Overlord
The
News
Craig
Gardener kille s three in Atlantic County shooting
In Pleasantville New Jersey a 65 year old woman Mrs Parr and her sister and nephew were killed today by a man described by police as a crazed gardener. The suspect John Legore a gardener and handyman for Mrs Parr wounded himself but did not die and was hospitalized. Neighbors describe the gardener staggering from the Parr home after the shooting.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Pleasantville
Jack Davis Turns 60 Amid Reflective Birthday Talk
Earl H. Davis known as Jack Pot reaches sixty today and recalls life before the drought. He notes birthdays are hard to celebrate, mentions the gay 90s era, and hints at a delayed celebration tied to the next presidential election.
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Earl H
Jack Pot) Davis
Jack
Beuldes
Evolution of new types of criminal responsible for prison riots
Chicago, Aug 19. Denver attorney William W. Grant told the American Bar Association that idleness and overcrowding foster a new prison riot type. He described the old criminal as compliant and resigned, while the new type spreads discontent and a broader disregard for discipline and others' rights.
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Chicago
William W. Grant
Denver
Criminal Law Section
American Bar Association
Grant
William H. Adams
Colorado
Democratic Leader Scorches Hoover Over Tariff and Relief
Washington and Boston dispatches report a heated political clash over tariff and farm relief as Democrats accuse Hoover of responsibility for policy direction while Republicans counter with sharp rebukes. Shouse’s radio address targets omissions and commissions. Tilson denounces the speech as half truths and misstatements.
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Hoover
Missing Flea Found Costly In Hop
Ruth Barron, Hollywood entrant in the Long Beach Chicago women's air derby, landed in Phoenix after a forced descent near Heber. She missed Phoenix yesterday, flew within 15 miles of the airport, then landed due to a clogged gasoline line. Her mistake added poor flying scenery to Arizona and cost 17 hours 18 minutes for the lap, with Gladys O'Donnell leading at this control point in 2:36:53 to 19:24:59 total.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ruth’ Barron
Hollywood
Long Beach
Celexico
Gladys O'Donnell
Cal
Girl Communists Desecrate Flag and Sentences Given
Rochester reports two young women Allene Holdies 23 of New York and Mabel Huse 20 of Belden North Dakota were sentenced to three months in the penitentiary for flag desecration. They began serving yesterday as a defense fund was raised and a mass meeting planned for Saturday. The pair had refused a flag offered for their camp near Van Ellen where they instructed about 100 children in communistic doctrine.
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Rochester
Penitentiary
Allene Holdies
New York
Mabel Huse
Belden
N. D
van Ellen
W. C. T. U Notice To Members On Dues
All W. C. T. U members who have not paid their 1930 dues must remit by September 1, 1930. Mrs B. Haynes, local treasurer, 313 Maple Avenue.
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B. Haynes
Maple Avenue
Local
Treas
Cadets Join Hunt for Man in Bear Mountains Search
Aided by bloodhounds state troopers from New York and New Jersey hunted a man suspected of attacking a 15 year old camper in Bear Mountains and Harriman parks. Cadets from West Point aided the search while naval depot personnel aided in the operation. The suspect William Harmer, 24, a chef at a Harriman boys camp, was captured near the Lake Cohasset girls camp and reportedly confessed.
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Stony Point
N. Y
New York
New Jersey
Bear Mountains
Harriman Parks
Naval Ammunition
Iona Islands
West Point
William Harmer
Harriman Park
Lake Cohasset
Northwestern turnpike paving nears half way mark
The Armstrong Construction crew led by William Hopke Jr reached the mid point of the Fetterman to Blueville cut off on the Northwestern turnpike. About noon today they moved toward the Tobias property and expected to finish the curve this evening. Weather has slowed progress but crews exceed 75 workers with seven mixer trucks aiming for a record haul today.
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Fetterman
Blueville
Northwestern
Armstrong Construction Company
William Hopke, Jr
Tobias
Mays
Gothlic
Spanish Cabinet Shakeup Brings Vais as Finance Minister
Madrid August 19 The Spanish cabinet accepted the resignation of Finance Minister Arguelles and appointed Julio Vais who had led the Economy portfolio. Arguelles had been finance minister since January 30 1930 under Premier Berenguer. The new cabinet follows the January 28 resignation of Dictator Primo de Rivera and its long-standing changes since December 1925.
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Madrid
Arguelles
Julio Vais
Manuel Arguelles
Berenguer
Spain
Primo de Rivera
Maryland Talks to Ease Drought Toll in State
Maryland bank, railroad, and agricultural leaders meet at Governor C. Ritchie's call to discuss drought relief as surveys show crop losses from 50 percent to total in drought stricken areas. Industrial conference set for Friday.
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Baltimore
Maryland
C. Ritchfe
In New York City Food Profiteering Probed by Officials
Investigators pursue inquiries into food profiteering in New York City as witnesses recount racketeers and gangsters using threats to raise living costs. State investigators heard that the Larry Fay milk ring has resurfaced and a mysterious group threatens wholesale firms, aiming to trim prices for consumers.
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New York City
New York
Ruth
William B. Groat, Jr
Larry Fay
Secretary Hyde Heads National Drought Relief Panel
Secretary Hyde is named head of the National Drought Relief Committee by President Hoover. The panel will coordinate federal activities with state and local officials to aid drought stricken farmers. Key members include Paul Bestor Roya Youd eroor John Barton Payne and Henry My. the effort aims to move feed and shipments to affected counties, with rains not fully alleviating conditions in non-acute areas. Continuous updates from Virginia and other states note limited relief ahead.
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Washington
Hyde
Adi
Hoover
Drought Relief Committee
Seal Slty
Ieee
National Relief Committee
Oh Legge
Federal Farm
Paul Bestor
Federal ‘Farm
Roya Youderoor
Federal ‘ Teserve
John Barton Payne
American “Red Cross
Aishton
Virginia
M E
Harry Flood
Frederick Wybanker
Needles
R.sell
Red
J John R. Hutcheson
Gandhi Proposes Peace for India Dominion Status
London reports Gandhi offered peace in a letter to back dominion status for India at a forthcoming round table conference. News of a cessation by Nationalists and possible formal peace terms circulated, while RAF operations in Kurram paused amid tribal overtures.
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London
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Yerada
Poona
Spanish Vets Hear Plea For Support Of Navy Program
Philadelphia August 19 82nd annual encampment of Spanish War Veterans heard Captain W C Watts emphasize strong backing for the Navy building program. Watts traced naval progress from Olympia to modern ships and urged the veterans to support naval expansion.
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Navy
Philadelphia
W. C. Watts
Philadelphia Navy Yard
U. S
Colorado
Olympia
Dewey
Moored lynching note: Oliver Moore killed by mob in Edgecombe Wilson line
Oliver Moore a 29 year old Black man accused of assaulting two white girls was seized from Edgecombe county jail by about 200 masked men and hanged from a tree near his home across the line in Wilson county. Deputies were overwhelmed as the mob entered the jail freed Moore and fired scores of bullets into him. The incident followed a preliminary hearing on the assault charges involving Ethel Morgan 5 and Lucille Morgan 7.
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Tarboro
APJ
Oliver Moore
Edgecombe County
Wilson County
R. O. Watson
Dail
Watson
Moore
Ethel Mogan
Lucille Morgan
Ed Schneider sets mark on western trip
Edldie Schneider an 18 year old from Jersey City holds the junior record for the fastest westward crossing of the United States. He landed at a municipal airport at dusk after 29 hours 41 minutes flight time, beating former record holder Frank Goldsborough by 4 hours 22 minutes despite bad weather.
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Los Angeles
Jersey City
Edldie Schneider
United States
Frank Goldsborough
New York
Schneider
Westfield
N. J
Evangelist Aimes McPherson Reported Blind in Allege Stour
Los Angeles reports to day that evangelist Aimes Semple McPherson is fighting to regain sight after a nervous breakdown. Private secretary Emma Schaefer said she spent the night at the Malibu Beach cottage with Miss McPherson and that she was described as in a nervous condition.
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Aimes
Los Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson
Emma Schaefer
Aimee Semple McPherson
Associates
Dry Officer On Suspended List For Misconduct
Washington Aug 19 George Golding prohibition administrator at Albany New York was suspended indefinitely today on charges of personal misconduct that could lead to dismissal. Prohibition Director Woodcock said Golding engaged in misconduct with several stenographers in his office the charges filed by the girls are on file with the civil service commission which can oust him from government service twice.
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Washington
George Golding
Prohibition
Albany
N. Y
Woodcock
Golding
Civil Service Commission
American cosmetics expert on French Parisienne style
Clement a New York cosmetics artist at the American Association of Cosmeticians meeting in Paris compares American and French women. He says Parisiennes seek individuality while Americans copy neighbors with bold brows and heavy makeup. He cautions about overplucking and using powders.
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Chicago
Pathe
Louis
Clement
New York
Paris
American Association of Cosmeticians
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Democratic National Executive Committee
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Robert H. Lucas
Republican Nation Committee
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Ruth “Barron
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Hunt For Man
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Joe
Hooke
Gandhi
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Royal Air Force
Kurram
Pelkwarkotal
Utsar
Bargawi
North Carolina
ED Schneider
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