Three Mi en Named Guilty Conscience IO Power Group Draws Confession
Three members of the federal power commission were nominated by President Hoover. The trio Claude L. Draper Ralph B. Williamson and Marcel Garland were sent to the Senate for consideration as the new five member body begins.
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Guilty Conscience
IO Power Group
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Hoover
Senate
Claude L. Draper
Wyoming
Communists Open Fight on Bruening in Germany Campaign
Berlin reports that within a day of Bruening dissolving the Reichstag the campaign for the September 14 election began. Communists issued a manifesto urging arousal against the government, for nationalization of mines factories and banks, and renunciation of the Young Plan. Count Westarp and Alfred Hugenberg pursue new party leadership as minor groups loom.
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Berlin
Bruening
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Count Kuno von Westarp
Alfred Hugenberg
Germany
Dr. Hugenberg
Western Amateur Golf Tournament Opens Monday
CHICAGO July 19 Two hundred sixteen golfers, many young hopefuls, prepare to start the thirty first western amateur championship at Beverly Country club. Defending champion Donald K Moe of Portland is barely into his teens. Rivals include Duick Evans Cyril Tolley T Phillip Perkins Bob McCrary and Rudy Khepper, top figures from Des Moines Chicago and beyond.
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Chicago
Beverly Country Club
Chick Evans
Donald K. Moe
Portland
Oregon
Duick Evans
Atlantic
Cyril Tolley
T. Phillip Perkins
Great Britain
Bob McCrary
Eof Des Moines
trans-Mississippi
Rudy Khepper
None Injured As Schooner Burns
A fire after an explosion struck an auxiliary schooner off Compo Beach in Long Island Sound. Several aboard, but firefighters said no serious injuries. The yacht valued at 35600 owned by Larkin. Spectators watched from the beach as Westport firemen responded.
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West Port
Coenn
Compo Beach
Long Island Sound
Larkin
Westport
For Sale Credit Slip at Clinard Electric Co
Advertisement offers a 25.00 credit slip on new Oaks at Clinard Electric Co. Interested buyers should act quickly by calling 4325. C-7.22
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New Oaks
Clinard Electric Co
Christ I Glory Donkey Benediction Evening Worship
The service features an organ prelude Pilgrim's Chorus Wagner a sequence of hymns and anthems including Day Is Lying In the West Higher Ground and We Would See Jesus with scripture reading sermon A Life Worthy of the Gospel concluding with benediction.
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Christ
Wagner
Sherwin
Jackson
Gabriel
Wilson
Jesus
Mendelssohn
Morning and Evening Worship Services With Hymns and Sermons
The record lists a morning service at 11 with preludes, hymns, readings from Ser. 23 and Psalm 121, offertory arias, a sermon “The Hills of God,” and postlude. An evening service at 8 features lessons from Phil 3, hymns, an anthem, a sermon “The Lure of Hidden Treasures,” and a postlude.
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Leson
Handel
Gounod
J. H. Allred
Arthur Fidler
Aram
Stebbens
Broome
Congregation In Silent Prayer
Rivley
Trade names listed for regional furniture and supply firms
A long catalog-like display lists numerous furnishings makers and suppliers across multiple states including Lloyd Manufacturing Co Menominee Michigan Martinsville Novelty Corp Martinsville Virginia Mascot Stove Manufacturing Chattanooga Tennessee and Rembrandt Lamp Co Chicago among others. The compilation names 30 plus firms with locations from Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore to Atlanta and Galax Virginia.
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Chicago
Lloyd Manufacturing Co
Menominee, Mich
Martinsville Novelty Corp
Martinsville
Sun-Glow Industries, Inc
Mansfield
Ohio
Vaughn Furniture Company
Galax
White Seideman Company
Baltimore
Wolf and Crane Company
Philadelphia
Grapefruit Crop Debuts on Fort Myers July Fourth Market
Fort Myers Florida reports a historic first as new crop grapefruit appears on the Fourth of July market. Traders note the novelty of fresh fruit for Independence Day sales in the area.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Revaluation Work Starts Next Year
Raleigh July 19. Article notes the quadrennial revaluation will begin January 1, 1931 under existing law and that the State Board of Assessment now has broader powers to supervise the process. It explains the board’s strengthened composition and potential active role in setting methods, forms, records, and values for corporate property.
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J. C. Baskerviles Raleigh
General Assembly
State Board of Assessment
Commissioner of Revenue
Corporation Commission
Cor
Raleigh Youth Killed By Train Near Cary
Foch Wilson Caudle age 12 son of T J Caudle Sr of Raleigh died after being struck by a moving engine on the Cary line eight miles from Raleigh He was thrown fifty eight feet onto the track and his skull was crushed while waiting for a through train to pass.
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Raleigh
Foch Wilson Caudle
T. J. Caudle
Cary
Here
Young Caudle
Turkish Crown Jewels in Constantinople Highlighted
The Turkish crown jewels hidden in the Green Vaults of Constantinople are among the world’s largest collections. The sultan’s throne, made of massive beaten gold and studded with diamonds, rubies, and emeralds, is valued at $15,990,000.
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Constantinople
Last Survivor of Battle-Scarred Legion to Drink Toast
Stillwater Minnesota mourns advances as Charley Lockwood 87 prepares a solemn toast marking Bull Run anniversary. He sits alone at a long Lowell Inn banquet table with 33 black-draped chairs for fallen comrad es of company B first Minnesota volunteer infantry.
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Legion
Bull Run
Stillwater
Minn
Charley Lockwood
Lowell Inn
Sawyer House
Company B
First
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Lockwood
Charles Goff
Peter Hall
Blood tests fail to close dispute over swapped babies
In Chicago the health commissioner Dr. Arnold H. Kegel ordered tests to resolve whether two newborns exchanged at Englewood Hospital June 30 belong to William Watkins and Charles Bamberger families. Blood work and skull measurements show no decisive result yet. tapes tied to the other family raise lingering questions.
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Chicago
King Solomon
Arnold H. Kegel
William Watkins
Charles Bambergers
Englewood Hospital
Kegel
Watkins
Bamberger
Bambergers
Basket Factory Destroyed by West End Fire
The old Cecil basket factory in the West End owned by PD O Cecil was destroyed by fire early this morning. The blaze, first spotted by H C Garner, engulfed the two story frame building as firefighters arrived after midnight and it took until after 2 AM to extinguish. Cecil reported no true damage estimate and said no insurance was carried. The site drew hundreds as flames lit the sky and cars lined the highway.
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Cecil Basket
West End
PD. O. Cecil
Ceecil
H. C. Garner
Cecil
Barrere In Jail For Questioning In Baker Slaying
Herman H. Barrere, held by Montreal police in the Baker murder, was in Arlington County jail Virginia tonight awaiting further interrogation by detectives. He will be confronted tomorrow with the owner of the weapon used to kill May Baker, a navy department clerk, as part of the investigation into the April slaying.
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Washington
Herman H. Barrere
Montreal
May Baker
Navy Department
Arlington County
Virginia
Barrere
Miss Baker
Shamrock V Delayed By Stormy Weather
The Shamrock V the latest challenger for the America's Cup started its Atlantic crossing from Portsmouth amid cheers and ship sirens but was held up by stormy conditions. Sir Thomas Lipton's vessel anchored in Spithead Roadstead as seas remained rough, with the Erin escorting the voyage.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Sir Thomas Lipton
Atlantic
Sir Thomas
Spithead
Erin
Baptizer James F. Marshall Sets Local Record
Reverend James F. Marshall, a 70 year old negro Baptist minister from McCormick, has baptized more than 7000 people in his long ministry. He has officiated at over 600 funerals and married about 800 couples.
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Champ
Greenwood
8. C
James F. Marshall
McCormick
Bridge Battle Opens Between England and United States
London hosts the first international bridge match in September pitting England against the United States. Lieut.-Col. Walter Buller issued the challenge to America and Ely Culbertson accepted the invitation in the United States.
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London
England
United States
America
Walter Buller
Ely Culbertson
Alabama Tax Take on Gasoline in 1929 Reaches Noted Level
Alabama collected 8719809 in gasoline taxes for 1929 surpassing prior years. Officials cite growing traffic and fuel use as drivers while the revenue supports road work and state programs.
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Alabama
Detroit Lad Found Chained to Post In Basement
Detroit police rescued 10 year old Clifford Peters chained to a post in his basement dungeon for over 12 hours daily since June. Neighbors complained prompting a raid. authorities searched for his father John Peters and stepmother Rose as no food or water provisions were found.
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Detroit
Clifford Peters
Miler Gerou
John
Rose
Clifford
Peters
Foster Thought To Have Cleared Up Lingle's Murder
Chicago dispatch reports officials hinted Frank Foster reputed owner of the revolver in Tribune reporter Jake Lingle's death provided valuable information. Foster was brought to Chicago amid heavy police presence. his exact statements remained unclear to the public as the case lingered.
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Foster
Lingle
Chicago
Frank Foster
Jake Lingle
Tribune
Boll Weevil Ghost Disrupts Night Dusting Battle in Wayne
In Nahunta township Wayne county on a moonlit night Sol Leggett a tenant farmer dusted a 45 acre cotton field with his son guiding a duster pulled by a mule. Clouds of dust gave the scene a ghostly look prompting a startled passerby to flee and Sol armed with shotgun and pistol returned to protect the operation under guard through the night.
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Goldsboro
Sol Leggett
Wayne County
Nahunta
Sol
Dr Bridgers Dies at Montreat After Long Heart Illness
Dr James R Bridges of Charlotte editor of the Presbyterian Standard and longtime Southern Presbyterian leader died at his Montreat summer home after a heart condition. Born in St Louis, he studied at Union Theological Seminary and served churches in Kentucky Texas Baltimore Virginia Missouri Florida and North Carolina. He led Presbyterian College for a decade and since 1914 edited the Presbyterian Standard. Survived by his widow two daughters and three sons.
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Montreat
James R. Bridges
Charlotte
Presbyterian Standard
Southern Presbyterian Church
Bridgers
St. Louis
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
T P
Texas
Scientific view links glands to criminal behavior
The excerpt argues for a scientific approach to crime over punishment and pity. It cites Dr L L Stanley and prison physician Reynolds noting glandular dysfunction in about 200 San Quentin criminals. Thyroid, pituitary, and reproductive system issues are linked to abnormal behavior and early physical development.
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L. L. Stanley
Reynolds
San Quentin
Republicans In Sixth District Hold Metting
Fayetteville July 19 plans for the coming election campaign discussed at a meeting of sixth district republican leaders. Participants included Congressman George M Pritchard senator candidate J S Duncan state executive committee chairman and J B Taylak district candidate. Plans for meetings in western Carolina with Lexington as first are scheduled.
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Fayetteville
George M. Pritchard
J. S. Duncan
J. B. Taylak
Southport
Carolina
Lexington
Roanoke Man Nominated Virginia Revenue Collector
Roanoke resident A Pendleton Strether was nominated by President Hoover to serve as the collector of internal revenue for the district of Virginia.
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Roanoke
Washington
A. Pendleton Strether
Hoover
Internal Revenue
District of Virginia
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William M. Jardine
Kansas
Secretary of Agriculture
Egypt
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Bureau
Combined Veterans Administration
Nicholas Roosevelt
New York
Philippine Islands
Coloonel Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
New York Times
Power Commission
Interstate Commerce Committee
Couzens
Bernard Thompson
New Haven
Conn
Dorchester
Mass
Saugus
Edith (Thompson) Wight
Thompson
Dvorak
Mrs. Hoover
O. Max Gardner
Board of Assessment
Mak
County Government Advisory Commission
D . Cecil
Shamrock
John James Ellis
Marjorie Isaac
Strand
St. Clements Danes
Tery
Boll Weevil
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