Chicago Public Enemies Arrest Racks up Early Wins
In Chicago on September 22, police moved against 26 so called public enemies as the war on racketeers and gangsters pushes forward. Edward O Donnell and Dago Mangano were among the first detained, both linked to Capone era gambling operations. Danny Stanton was also held as warrants were issued by Municipal Judge John H Lyle.
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Chicago
Edward
Spike) O'Donnell
Dago Lawrence’ Mangano
Scarface al” Capone
Totes
Danny Stanton
Detective Bureau
John H. Lyle
Kremer Named to Mineral Law Committee of ABA
Butte on September 22 J Hruce Kremer of Butte was named a member of the mineral law section committee of the American Bar Association by Dan M Kelly. Other members listed include James Veasey Tulsa Edgar Greiver Tazewell VA T L Foster Dallas Earle W Evans Wichita John T Barnett Denver Hiram Dow Roswell NM and A Y Andrews Los Angeles.
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Butte
J. Hruce Kremer
American Bar Association
Dan M. Kelly
James Veasey
Tulsa
Okla
Edgar Greiver
Tazewell
T. L. Foster
Dallas
Texas
Earle W. Evans
Wichita
Kan
John T. Barnett
Denver
Hiram Dow
Roswell, N. M
A. Y. Andrews
Los Angeles
Bank Building Contract Awarded in Helena
A contract for a four story bank building with basement at Main and Sixth in Helena was awarded after an all day session. The $300000 project excludes the site, with construction to start immediately and be finished by April 1 1931. Montana labor and materials expected. sub contracts to follow.
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Noora
Main and Sixth
Sanden and Ferguson Department
H. XE. Baker
Lovering-Longbotham
Ena
Paul J. Jreeman
First Bank Stock Corporation
M. H. Hayden
Julian Baird
First Securities Corporation
Trevor O. Hammond
Helena
Spokane tree sitter yields world title to rivals
Eriund Resu descended after 1435 hours atop a poplar in Spokane ending his bid to be champion. He conceded the championship to two youths in West Virginia who reportedly logged 1600 hours, as his mother urged large food intake to sustain competitors.
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Spokane
Wash
Eriund Resu
Plata
West Virginia
Rabbis Advocate Five Day Week and Birth Control
Baltimore Sept 22 AP A statement by the Commission on Social Justice of the Central Conference of American Rabbis calls for a five day work week and a prudent view of birth control. The message, to be read in synagogues during the Rosh Hashana period, urges reduced weekly hours with higher wages to prevent unemployment as industry modernizes.
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Baltimore
Commission On Social Justice
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Edward L. Israel
Har Sinai
Henry Phipps Dies at 90s Iron Master in New York
Henry Phipps, noted ironmaster and Carnegie associate, died at his home Bonny Brink Great Neck Long Island in his 91st year. A shoemaker's son who rose to wealth, he retired in 1901 and pursued philanthropy. Born Philadelphia 1839.
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New York
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Bonny Brink
Great Neck
Long Island
Philadelphia
Daugherty Faces Bankruptcy Probe Over Ohio Banks
In Washington Court House Ohio a grand jury probe started into the closing of the Ohio State and Peoples and Drovers banks. Daugherty former president of the Ohio State bank is named in involuntary bankruptcy action showing he owed more than 70000. He is brother of Harry M Daugherty former attorney general in the Harding era. The senate committee had previously cited him for contempt in land lease money inquiries.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Grand
Ohio State
Peoples and Drovers
Mals
Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Senate Committee
Mal Daugherty
Bud Stillman Plans College Education With Bride
New York report says Bud Stillman son of James A. Stillman will take his wife Lena Wilson to Harvard Medical School. Stillman is in his third year at Cambridge and intends to attend some classes this fall.
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New York
James
Bud” Stillman
Quebeck
James A. Stillman
Lena Wilson
Grand Ange
Quebec
Harvard Medical School
Stillman
Cambridge
Lad of 24 Leaps to Death in California
Sacramento California September 22. Harold Mitchell 24 employee of an auto stage company leaped to his death from the 16th floor of the California State Life building. Motive for the self inflicted death was not known.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
Harold
Mitchell
California State Life Building
League Faces Tough Problem Ending War in Covenant
Geneva Sept 22 The League of Nations weighs adding a strong enforcing power to outlaw war, amid debate over harmonizing the covenant with the Kellogg pact. Critics fear moves to plug the war hole could weaken the instrument, while leaders push toward making war a national policy a thing of the past. Eleven jurors have drafted amendments, but sanctions and penalties risk breaking unanimity as the docket on covenant revision continues.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
League Assembly
League
Ramsay MacDonald
Artistide Briand
Scots Rejoice At Princess Margaret Rose Name Choice
London reports the infant daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York will be christened Margaret Rose. Scots welcomed the choice hoping for a name linked to Scotland’s history. The second name Rosa surprised experts who doubt its royal usage.
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London
al Kcotland
Duke
Trachess of
York
Margaret Rose
Angusr
Rhye
Giamis Castle
Margaret
Scotland
Rosa
Jews and Soviets Eve Rosh Hashanah in Moscow
Jewish Telegraph Agency reports broader Rosh Hashanah religious preparations in Russia this year than since the revolution. Government no longer directly promotes anti religious action nor interferes with synagogue services, signaling eased tensions between Jews and the Soviet state.
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Moscow
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Russia
Chile Plot for Revolt Grips Buenos Aires
Censors report disrupted telegraph and telephone links between Santiago, Valparaiso, and Concepcion as an insurgent movement against the Chilean government is said to have been attempted yesterday. Rail traffic south of Santiago is stopped while officials dispute the scope of the uprising and possible foreign support. Two American airmen are reported held in Concepcion pending interior ministry action.
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Beunos Aires
Chile
Santiago
Valparaiso
Concepcion
Andes
Buenos Aires
Minister of the Interior
Nebraska Legion prepares vigilante groups to curb bank raids
In Lincoln on September 22 AP reports Nebraska Legionnaires about 20 000 strong plan to form Vigilant groups to combat a five day spree of bank robberies that cost over 100 000. State Commander Marcus Lt Poteet notes veterans would deter criminals who fear veterans who fought in war.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Legionnaires
Marcus Lt. Poteet
Rainbow Division
Poteet
Lyle 1060 Back on His Old Job in Prohibition Service
Seattle Sept 22 Senator Waeley L Jones said Roy C Lyle former Northwest prohibition administrator was acquitted of corruption and bribery and would be reinstated automatically in the federal prohibition enforcement service if he wished Earl Corwin another acquitted defendant would demand immediate reinstatement as a dry agent Senator Jones noted Lyles post existed no longer but civil service rules would likely grant an equivalent rating William M Whitney suspended assistant administrator and Corwin were not within civil service rules BR L Fryant who was acquitted had left the force to become a deputy sheriff before indictment Senator Jones had recommended Lyle and Whitney appointments and testified on their behalf at the trial
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Seattle
Waeley L. Jones
Roy C. Lyle
Northwest Prohibion
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Earl Corwin
Jones
Lyle
Civil Service
Pacific Northwest
Department of Justice Organization
William M. Whitney
Corwin
BR. L. Fryant
Prohibition Force
Two Suspects Identified In Train Slaying Doubt On Prosecution
Great Falls Sept. 22 AP Four county attorneys meet to decide which county will file charges against Bert Williams 25 of Chesterton and H B Miller 19 of Call-floor for the murder of John J Wright British war veteran. Bodies found on a moving train. Earlier reports say two suspects arrested near Brady Pondera county. possible transfer pending. They deny the shooting.
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Great Falls
John J. Wright
Bert Williams
Chesterton
Wright
H. B. Miller
C. Dorris
Charles Boeckley
Williamn
Pondera
Teton, Toole
Cascade County
Four Killed in GAR Train Collision Near Eastland
A car carrying a mother and three children was struck by a train near Eastland Texas. Mrs HE Halbert 30 Elbert Halbert 9 Gibt ton Halbert 31 Mary Loutre Mitchell 6 were killed. L W Mitchell Jr 8 was injured.
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Eastland
Texas
HE. W. Halbert
Elbert Halbert
Gibtton Halbert
Mary Loutre Mitchell
L. W. Mitchell, Jr
Morrow Visits Vermejo Park New Mexico Ranch
Ambassador Dwight Morrow arrives at Vermejo Park Vermejo Club Vermejo New Mexico with 12 in the party for a week of rest before his New Jersey senate campaign. He is hosted by Harry Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times and syndicate president.
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Vermejo Park
N. M
Dwight Morrow
Vermejo Club
Mexico
New Jersey
Senatorshp
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Apostolic Delegate Welcomed in Omaha at Eucharistic Congress
Omaha scene hums with color as Archbishop Pietro Fumasoni Biondi arrives to attend the national Eucharistic congress. Governor Weaver and Mayor Metcalf greet him, and the archbishop of Dioclea delivers greetings on behalf of the parish Eucharistic league. Mass is set for tomorrow by Archbishop Pamiacrtll Biondi.
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Omaha
Neb
Rey Pietro Fumasoni-Biondh
Archibishor
Dioclea
United States
Arthur J Weaver
Richard IL Metcalf
Fureanont- Biondi
Hoover Jr Illness Tubercular Infection Reported
Washington reports Herbert Hoover Jr elder son of the president diagnosed with a very early tubercular infection of a small chest area. Captain Joel Boone said the outlook is optimistic and full recovery likely. He will stay at the presidential lodge in the Virginia mountains until cold weather.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Presidrnt
Presidential Lodge
Virginia Mountains
Boone
Billings apple trees bloom a second time
In Billings near Englin a dry land farmer, Andrew RA Englin, watched his apple trees bloom again after a hailstorm had destroyed fruit weeks earlier. Blossoms returned where petals had fallen indicating new growth on the same trees. In Los Angeles Mae Sunday, once engaged to Billy Sunday Jr, said she will not marry Wallace Davis despite plans already announced.
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Billings
Andrew RA
Englin
Los Angeles
Mre
Mae Sunday
Billy Sunday, Jr
Wallace Davis
Mia
Senator Nye Questioning Chicago Election Official Provokes Crowd
Senator Gerald Nye questioned Mrs. Mabel G. Reinecke, a Republican member of Chicago's election commission, during a senate campaign fund inquiry. Reinecke fired a series of pointed questions drawing laughter and applause as she defended Ruth Hanpp McCormick's primary campaign.
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NEA
Chicago
Gerald Nye
Mabel G. Reinecke
Election Commission
Senate Campaign Fund
Norris Questioning Narrows in Nebraska Senate Race
Senator George W. Norris pressed George W. Norris of Broken Bow asking how he could run in good faith for the senatorial nomination after the Supreme Court ruling would have eliminated him from the August Republican primary. The questioning occurred with permission from Senator Nye, head of the campaign funds committee, and the witness’s petition was noted as continued on page 2.
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Lincoln
Neb
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Broken Bow
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Norris
Supreme Court
Bishop Cannon Learns of Charges Sails Secretly Home
Intimates say Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South secretly sailed from Brazil to answer new charges before church authorities in the United States. He left Santos aboard the American Legion on Sept 16 with his bride and his former secretary Mrs Helen Mc Callum. A farewell note was left for publication in the official church organ on Sept 24.
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Cannon
U. S
Rio de Janeiro
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Brazil
United States
Koblehop
American Legion
Santos
Methodist Church
Helen McCallum
SHLVER TIPS IN PARK GOING OUT TO 2005
Livingston dispatch reports grizzly bears from Yellowstone National park will be shown in parks across the country. Nine bears have been caught for travel to distant cities, with three shipped from Livingston today to Columbus, Ohio, and Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon Hotel
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Eureka Quake and Rumble Shakes City at 7:05 PM
Eureka Calif September 22 An earthquake lasting several seconds jolted Eureka at 7 05 p m toppling chimneys spilling dishes and causing minor damage A sequence of smaller shocks preceded the main quake Witnesses reported a rumbling noise and several small forest fires ignited by crashed chimneys but were quickly doused with little damage
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Eureka
Calif
Chimbaya
Ancient Capital in Chang's Hands Sparks Rule Rumors
Suspicion rose that Chang, about 30, could set up his own government in the ancient Chinese capital, once known as Peking. Chang Teo i Jin, heir to a line from Moukden, faced exhausted nationalist and northern forces after six months of warfare, while the civil conflict seemed poised to rise.
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China
Chang
Ching
Peking
Chang Teo- i Jin
Mukkden
Chang Strick
Itebel
Mrs Arnot Pleads Not Guilty in Glasgow Poisoning Case
Annay Berrigan Arnot pleads not guilty at arraignment for the murder of her husband J Arnot, former Glasgow banker. She arrived with assistance and sat to answer the charge after a delay requested by her attorney. Arnot died August 17 from poisoning. she maintains the cook poisoned accidentally.
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Glasgow
Annay Berrigan Arnot
Arnot
Georges F . Hurd
Great Falls
Trapped in Home Fire Kills Two Children in Burton
In Nelson BR C on Sept 22, Julius nine and Friedan five Glossos perished in a house fire that consumed their Burton home on Arrow Lake. A third child was seriously burned as the family slept. investigators note the blaze trapped them inside.
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Nelson, BR. C
Julius
Friedan
Saima Glossos
Burton
Arrow Lake
Rock Greek Rancher Bert Gillis Dead After Shooting
Philipsburg Sept 22 The body of Bert Gillis 64 a Rock Creek rancher was found today with part of the head blown off A shotgun lay beside the bed Gillis left a note I have had a bad accident and I cannot stand the pain any longer An inquest is pending
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Philipsburg
Bert Gillis
Rock Creek
Gillis
Canada Passes Tariff Bill and Higher Duties
Ottawa Sept 2 The house of commons approved the new tariff schedules increasing rates on more than 180 items. The session adjourned after the premier cited guarantees from manufacturers that higher duties would not raise consumer prices. Also passed was a 86 million appropriation to provide work for the unemployed and a measure to promote natural products in Canada.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Willingdon
Canada
Caanée
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