Senate Chides Bingham Over Manufacturer Ties
Senator Bingham faced sharp Senate condemnation over his ties to the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association. Caraway and Walsh released a report detailing a salaried representative loaned to aid Bingham on the finance committee during tariff bill work. Bingham defended the arrangement as improper neither.
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Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Ten Minor Changes In Tariff Bill
Ten more minor amendments to the chemicals oils and paints rate schedule were disposed of in a brief Senate session paving the way for next week’s consideration of more controversial items. Only one record vote was taken defeating an artists students and children’s paints duty increase.
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Gillet
Massachusetts
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Pantages Jury Faces Possible Deadlock After Deliberations
In Los Angeles a jury weighing the case of Alexander Pantages, charged with a statutory offense against Eunice Pringle, recessed at 9:10 pm amid strong evidence of deadlock. Spectators, including Pringle’s father, watched as bail bondsmen and deputies maintained custody of the theater magnate and his family.
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Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Miss Pringle
Lewis Pringle
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Cus
Farm Board Urges Higher Wheat Prices Distribution Aid Planned
The Federal Farm Board said current wheat prices are too low and proposed loans to wheat cooperatives under the Capper Volstead act to keep farmers from selling into a weak market. It cited world supply and rapid marketing as factors and outlined loan terms by grade and region to support marketing through the season.
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Sharp shifts in the Chinese Civil War reported
Dispatches from Hankow and Nanking indicate sharp changes in the civil war between the Nationalist government and the Kuomintang. Nationalist troops claim severe setbacks for the Kuominchun along the Lunghai line near Chengchow while heavy fighting continues to hold key rail points and prevent advances toward Hankow.
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Admiral Moffett radioed Byrd birthday greetings from Washington
Washington talk radio aired birthday greetings from Rear Admiral Moffett chief of the navy bureau of aeronautics to Commander Richard E. Byrd in the Antarctic. He announced progress in aviation since Byrd left for the Polar regions.
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Catts Denies Any Part In Counterfeiting Ring
Former Florida governor Sidney J. Catts testified in federal court denying involvement with a counterfeiting ring led by Julian Diaz. He claimed Diaz offered him counterfeit bills as payment for a $5,000 loan and said he befriended Diaz, who later betrayed him. Diaz and Leah Burwell testified for the government as prosecutors seek Catts’ conviction.
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Three Die in Grade Crossing Crash at Wilmot
At a grade crossing near Wilmot Arkansas three persons were killed and several others injured when a train collided with a vehicle. Mrs Ellis Simon and her two children died instantly while Mr Simon and another child were fatally or seriously injured and two more children were seriously hurt.
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Mussolini Marks Seventh Anniversary of Fascist Regime
In Rome and across Italy the seventh anniversary of the fascist march on Rome will be commemorated with parades by the fascist volunteer militia in 92 provinces. An orator will address crowds as public works completed this year are inaugurated, including roads bridges aqueducts model farms and hospitals.
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Millions Throng Gridiron Stadia
The report notes large crowds at college football games with top attendance at Southern California and Stanford drawing 89,000. Yale-Army and Notre Dame-Carnegie attracted about 75,000 and 70,000 respectively, with Dartmouth-Harvard around 57,000 and Illinois-Michigan about 55,000.
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Georgia Tech
Responsible Citizens Guilty of Felony Under Jones Law
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin former Republican National Committee member and reform leader says in the American Review of Reviews that millions of citizens may be technically guilty of a felony under a federal misprision law. She notes the law punishes not reporting felonies and argues many lawmakers share the risk. She adds the women’s organization for prohibition reform is active nationwide.
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New York
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Republican National Committee
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The
American Review of Reviews
Daladier Seeks Cabinet Posts in bid for French Premiership
Edouard Daladier, head of the Radical Socialist party, will present his proposed cabinet to President Doumergue at 11 a.m. tomorrow. He offered foreign affairs and finances to socialists and aims for a radical socialist balance. If socialists join, Jean Paul Bonecour could head foreign affairs and possibly succeed as premier. Uriol may handle finances.
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Jean Paul Bonecour
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Foreign Ministry
M. Vincent A. Uriol
Watchman slain on Duke campus reported murder at Durham site
Edward G. Gray, 60, night watchman for Duke Construction, was found dead on the new Duke University campus between 1:30 and 7:30 AM. The blow was struck from the rear with a heavy instrument. A pay check and $7.71 were found. a Colt revolver and the watch were missing. Police seek clues. coroner orders an investigation for Tuesday. In Raleigh, a probe into alleged inhuman treatment of convicts at Caledonia prison farm was announced by Judge Townsend. The inquiry, led by the state Department of Public Welfare, targets Dr. B R Dodd prison physician and supervisors J S Fulghum and E P Barnes amid serious accusations of incompetence and abuse. Townsend vowed thorough examination and disclosed another food-quality probe underway. Robbins, a 21-year-old former convict from Columbus County, filed the charges after serving his term.
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Robbins
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Dodd
Burton Sickness Raises Concern Among Friends
Washington Oct 26 Senator Theodore Burton remains ill with no clear improvement causing concern among his circle including President Hoover who has visited him multiple times.
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Theodore Burton
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Wall Street Returns to Normal After Turbulent Week
New York October 26 Wall Street steadied after a week of panic with trading on the New York Stock Exchange back to normal levels. Prices were steady as accounts lightened and readjusted. Commission houses cleared debris and many clerks prepared to reopen Sunday to finish lingering week’s tasks.
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Wall Street Broker Faces Larceny Charge
George M. Gallop, 44, head of Baron and Company on Long Island, was arrested in New York for grand larceny over missing receipts for deliveries of stock valued at 89,700. Messengers reported the firm failed to provide receipts and later found the office open with no one present.
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MacDonald Begins Return Voyage After Tour
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, finishing his American mission, surveys the tour results as the Duchess of York steams through the Gulf of St Lawrence. He plans to address labor government issues on his return and outline Hoover talks followed by naval conference prep. No illness or engagement to Lady Sackville confirmed.
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MacDonald
Additional light on woman s death in Chicago
Chicago report details from coroner’s jury about Mrs Evelyn Waddington Grealy self styled countess who died from a gunshot at her apartment. Benjamin Waterman a former taxi driver testified she on October 12 threatened to kill herself and policeman John Maier aged 29. A note found stated she killed herself because you cast me so brutally out of your life. She hired Waterman’s cab, went to Maier’s apartment, directed him to place the note on the door and fainted. After reviving she asked to be taken home. Grealy, widow of British Army Major Bernard Vincent Grealy killed in action.
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Evelyn Waddington Grealy
Benjamin Waterman
Maier
Waterman
Grealy
Bernard Vincent Grealy
Body Found After Search For Missing 3 Year Old Geiger
In Pottsville Pennsylvania a search for Allen Geiger disappeared October 8 ended with the discovery of his body near a mine breach about a mile from the family home. Officials say the child died about ten days earlier, a head bruise noted, with no clues on his killer. Police launch a new hunt for the child’s slayers.
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Wilbur Geiger
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Here
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Unclear College Football Scores From Weekend Card
The page lists multiple college football results with varied scores across teams including Notre Dame Carnegie Tech 7 0 and Michigan State 40 with numerous matchups such as Yale Army 13 and Illinois 14 Michigan 0. Other results include Tennessee 39 Washington and Lee 0 and Florida 18 Georgia 6.
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Troops Stay in Marion as Unrest Persists
Governor O Max Gardner announced troops in Marion will remain on duty for now after a Marion delegation requested longer protection. The decision follows reports from Marion and discussions with the state council amid ongoing tension and a plan to relocate about 40 families deemed undesirable by local mills.
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O. Max Gardner
Gardner
R. W. Baldwin
Marion Manufacturing Company
Council of State
Wisconsin Iowa football brawl at Madison notte
A student fight near the Wisconsin Iowa game in Madison led to a riot like scene with about 25 000 spectators. Police quelled the disturbance after 45 minutes and officials said no serious injuries.
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