Tariff Tension Eases As Senate Panel Rewrites Bill
Washington July 23 Conflicting views arise from scraps of information as the senate finance committee mulls the house tariff bill. Some expect broad reform while others foresee substantial changes with duties trimmed. Smoot asks for a list of low demand imports and La Follette urges Hoover to state views on the bill.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Smoot
Tariff Commission
Republican
Shortridge
California
Republican Party
Laf Llette
Wisconsin
Republican Independent
Hoover
St Louis Robin sets endurance flight world record
Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brien piloting the Monoplane St Louis Robin at Lambert Field flew 247 hours 48 minutes 22 seconds to claim the world endurance flight record. A crowd of 2009 watched as they circled downtown Saint Louis and returned to the field.
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Roland Reinhart
Angelino
Culver City
Calif
Lambert-St. Louis Field
St. Louis
Dale “Red* Jackson
Forrest O’brine
Gastonia Policeman Resigns Amid Assault Charge
Gastonia plainclothes officer W Thomas Rankin resigned from the city force after charges of assault and drunkenness in Mount Holly. He allegedly assaulted Dr Burman D Moore in a Mount Holly cafe on Sunday and was held on $2000 bond. Rankin is third Gastonia officer facing similar charges in a month.
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Gastonia
W. Thomas Ranka
Yeserday
Mount Holly
Rankin
A. J. Roach
Tom Gilbert
Mecklenburg Wunty Grand
Sesson
Burman D. Moore
Moore
South Georgia Tobacco Market Opens in Waycross
Waycross Georgia July 23 crop quality said finer than ever as 22 cities report tobacco sales. Auctioneers bid on leaf with warehousemen estimating up to 10 million pounds may pass through markets before September’s end.
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Waycross
South Georgia
Asheville to Host Six Day Opera Festival
Asheville reports a six day festival starting August 26 featuring the Cincinnati Opera Company of 100 with operas including Tannhauser Carmen Dinorah Rigoletto The Love of Three Oranges Madame Butterfly Bohemian Girl and Aida.
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Asheville
Sheville
Cincinnati Opera
Cominy
Tanhauser
Graham Welcomes Farm Delegates at North Carolina Meet
Raleigh July 23 Commissioner of Agriculture W A Graham told state farmers at the convention he cannot wear a long face for NC. He cited progress in road building water power education and wealth and urged real farm relief to create a home market for products. He praised crop diversification and outlined the department of agriculture duties inviting delegates to visit offices and spoke of agricultural independence.
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Raleigh
W. A. Graham
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Department
Graham
Pony Bought by Pennies Tramples Boy to Death
Chicago story: Cyril Watson, an 11 year old boy, saved pennies to buy a pony. The dream ended when the pony trampled him, leaving him dead after being crushed beneath its hooves.
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Pennies
Lad
Chicago
Cyril Watson
South Side
Tension Eases as Kellogg Pact Cited in Russo Chinese Clash
Reports from Peiping indicate both Russia and China vow to honor the Kellogg pact amid easing tensions. Soviet troops seized the Chinese river steamer Ilan, capturing Ray Talbot's wife and infant daughter, while also detaining the Haicheng. Consular reports say the captives are safe and being treated kindly. Observers note troop movements along the Manchurian border but no overt acts cited.
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Russia
Moscow
Briand
Paris
Adatchi
League of Nations Council
Shanghai
Washington
Peiping
Amur River
Manchuria
Ilan
Ray Talbot
Talbot
Tahei-Ho
Amur
Blagoveshchensk
George C. Hanson
Harbin
Two Bremens Hold New York Speed Records
Two Bremens claim speed marks in New York as the North German Lloyd liner Bremen sets a record for sea crossing and the monoplane Bremen achieves an east to west Atlantic flight from Ireland to Newfoundland in 34 hours and 532 minutes.
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New York
Bremen
North Atlantic
Grand Central Terminal
Cherbourg
Ireland
Greenly Island
Quebec
Joint bathing banned as morality decree hits Mallorca beaches
Palma Mallorca July 23 The government sues a decree prohibiting joint bathing by men and women on island beaches, arguing the practice endangers public morality.
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Palma
Mallorca
Baieric Isles
Wickersham Letter Called Hazy and Puzzling by Church Board
Bishop James Cannon Jr and Dr E I Crawford for the Methodist Episcopal Church South temperance board label Chairman Wickersham's Hoover crime commission letter hazy and puzzling. They approve sharing enforcement burden but denounce defeatist talk of laws needing modification. They deem the statement premature and risk of sweeping judgment before the commission's investigation concludes.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
E. I. Crawford
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Cannon-Crawford
Gardner Called In Trial At Gastonia
A subpoena seeks Governor O Max Gardner as a witness in the trial of 23 Loray mill strikers and sympathizers charged with murder and assault in the slaying of Gastonia police chief O F Aderholt. The trial is set for next Monday.
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Gastonia
O. Max Gardner
Loray Mill
O. F. Aderholt
S. C. Hendrick
Gaston Superior Court
Wake County
Gardner
Roy Stroud
National Textile Workers Union
Aderholt
Plane TQ guide proposed to aid takeoff in Tokyo run
Tacoma Washington July 23 Lieut Harold Bromley plans a test flight for a transcontinental dash to Tokyo. A second plane would guide him along the airway the City of Tacoma Lockheed monoplane is designed so he flies nearly blind until airborne. The guiding plane could allow faster takeoff down the 5 400 foot runway with greater safety.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harold Bromley
Tokyo
Bromley
Theneway
New Notaries Commissioned in North Carolina
RALEIGH July 23 new notaries public commissioned including Miss Emma V Aldridge of Newland Miss Marjorie Cashion of Charlotte John Carter of Wilmington R Willard Cantwell of Wilmington J Fletcher of Fletcher Arthur A Gallop of Elizabeth City C W Hicks of Charlotte and Mrs Minnie R White of Charlotte.
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New Notaries
Raleigh
Emma V. Aldridge
Newland
Marjorie Cashion
Charlotte
John Carter
Wilmington
R. Willard Cantwell
J.P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Arthur A. Gallop
Elizabeth City
C. W. Hicks
Minnie R. White
North Carolina farmers urged to form cooperatives for better markets
Governor O Max Gardner told the State farmers convention at State College that organized cooperative groups are essential to raise production per acre while ensuring market efficiency. He warned that rising output without orderly marketing would lower prices and harm farmers, urging seed quality upgrades and stronger producer organization.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
State Farmers Convention
State College
Gardner
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Congress
Gover
Kaiser Defense Law Expired. Return of Kaiser Not Expected
Berlin reports the German law forbidding the former Kaiser Wilhelm II from returning expired at midnight. The Reichstag had not passed a renewal, and public sentiment shows little concern. The former crown prince moved from Zaandvoort to Doorn to visit his father, while monarchist hopes fade.
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Wilhelm
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Vorwaerts
Amsterdam
Zaandvoort
Doorn
Clarke Brothers head faces bank failure and guilty pleas
James Rae Clarke, senior partner of the defunct Clarke Brothers private bank, pleaded guilty to mail fraud and took responsibility for the bank’s 5.9 million dollar collapse. His brothers and associates face related charges as adjournment sought to salvage assets while justice proceeds. London trial of Richard Joshua Reynolds for manslaughter in a May auto crash resumed with testimony on sobriety and the circumstances of the collision.
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New York
James Rae Clarke
Clarke Brothers
Clarke
Philip and Hudson, Jr
John Booker
Harry B. Anderson
George Gordon Battle
Ferdinand Pecora
Philip Clarke
London
Richard Joshua Reynolds
Arthur Graham
Old Bailey
Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Reynolds Airways Company, Inc
Curtiss Field
Winetem-Salem
N. C
Walter Naylor
Burnham
Graham
Waller
Chiswick
Bickett
KWKH Flyers Forced Down After Endurance Attempt
Shreveport Louisiana July 23 P Failing in their first attempt at an endurance flight record W Currey Sanders and Van Lear Leary Louisiana aviators held hopes of trying again Their KWKH plane began at 10 30 a m last Wednesday and was forced down at 7 17 last night on Steere Field five miles from Shreveport due to motor trouble Three of the nine cylinders of the Ryan monoplane blew out as they sought to gain altitude after refueling The aviators had been in the air about 128 1 2 hours falling far short of the record.
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Shreveport
W. Currey
Sanders
van Lear Leary
Louisiana
KWKH
Steere Field
Claude Ingold Dies At Home Near Asheboro
Claude Ingold 41 died at his home three miles east of Asheboro after a 14 month illness. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ingold, wife Ida Brown Ingold, six children Mary Lee Genevieve Annie Ruth Hilda Wade, one brother Connie Ingold, and one sister Mrs H G Cousins. Funeral at Brewers chapel near Asheboro with Rev B C Reavis conducting. burial in church cemetery.
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Asheboro
Claude Ingold
John Ingold
Ida Brown
Randolph County
Mary Lee
Genevieve
Annie
Ruth
Hilda
Wade
Connie Ingold
Mueller progress seen after urgent gall bladder operation
Heidelberg July 23 Attending physicians report Chancellor Herman Mueller head of the German cabinet is making satisfactory progress after an emergency operation performed yesterday following a gall bladder trouble.
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Heidelberg
Herman Mueller
Stamps Washed and Sold. Cedar Rapids Man Fined
July 23. Leo C. Critz of Cedar Rapids Iowa pleaded guilty in United States district court to washing cancelled postage stamps and selling them for reuse. He was fined $500. Nine others arrested in Charleston were indicted with Critz.
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Columbia
Leo C. Critz
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
United States District Court
Charleston
Critz
Pajamas Declared Street Wear By City Mayor
In Elizabeth City North Carolina editor W O Saunders wore pajamas in public and was told there is no law forbidding sleepwear on streets. Mayor Jerome B Flora issued a proclamation affirming citizens may dress as they please provided there is no indecent exposure. The mayor also joked about adopting pajamas himself.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
W. O. Saunders
Saunders
Jerome B. Flora
Flea
Minnesota endurance flight launches from Minneapolis
Former record holder Owen Haughland of Buffalo Minn leading the monoplane Minnesota with Captain T L Crichton off from Wold Chamberlain airport at 6 40 P M seeking a new endurance mark. They aim to exceed the 246 hours 43 minutes 32 seconds world record as they refuel midflight for the first time on this attempt.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Owen Haughland
Buffalo
Haughland
Johnson
The
Miss Minneapolis
Grand Jury to Hear Hammer Murder Case
Tavares Florida July 23 A special session of the Lake county grand jury will convene tomorrow to consider the hammer murders on July 6 of Levi Allen and Mrs Angie Gillis Mohawk filling station proprietors Meanwhile three men are held by Lake county officers who say two of them are implicated in the case
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Fia
Lake County
Grand Jury
Levi Allen
Angie Gillis
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Red) Jackson
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