Hearings on Tariff to End Thursday
Senate Finance Committee chairman Reed Smoot moved to wrap up hearings on the house tariff bill by Thursday cutting witness times. About twenty witnesses remained as deliberations continued with roughly seventy five still queued. Matthew Woll urged barring imports of goods made abroad under American patents not produced in the U.S. He urged Ford tractors be made in the United States and warned of imports undermining American products. he added General Motors could follow suit with cars made in Germany.
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United Prece Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate Finance Committees
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Ireland
General Motors
Germany
Songbird Says Talkies Not Rival
Marion Indiana July 17 Russell Poling 13 son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Poling suffered a broken arm and leg when struck by an automobile driven by Frnest Prior as he attempted to run across the street near the Rey's Arm.
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Rey
Marion
Ind
Russell Poling
Harry L. Poling
Frnest Prior
Three Indicted on Manslaughter Charges
Roscoe Allison held in county jail since June 23 is indicted on voluntary manslaughter in the death of Ida M. Davis after alleged push from a porch. Patrick Higgins and Robert Sewark face involuntary manslaughter indictments for auto fatalities. Carroll Beatty Theodore Edwards Albert Anderson and George Chasteen indicted on statutory counts for separate cases. Higgins reportedly struck Betty Burkett May 28 at Thirtieth and Rader. Sewark allegedly killed Dilma McAfee June 17 at 2317 Station Street while intoxicated.
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Roscoe Allison
Ida M. Davis
Allison
Station Street
Michigan men to be returned from Anderson arrest tied to hit and run
Harold Hallett and Clyde Sanders, both of Michigan, were to be returned today from Anderson after arrest linked to injuring Addie Smith, 37, at Twenty-second street and Martindale avenue. Smith was critically hurt and taken to city hospital when struck by a motorist.
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Harold Hallett
Clyde Sanders
Michigan
Anderson
Addie Smith
Twenty-first Street
Ralston Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Martindale Avenue
City Hospital
Flying Governors Take First Air Rides at Conference
Governor Harry G. Leslie of Indiana, once reluctant to fly with Lindbergh, is now converted to air-mindedness by Connecticut's John H. Trumbull. At the Governors' conference in Eastern Point, Conn., Leslie took his first airplane ride on Tuesday, along with Utah Governor George H. Dern and Oklahoma Senate President pro tem Charles S. Storms who also flew for the first time.
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Harry G. Leslie
Charles A. Lindbergh
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
Trumbull
Leslie
Eastern Point
Conn
George H. Dern
Utah
Charles S. Storms
Oklahoma Senate
Hit-and-run chase leads to license number
Police traced a hit-and-run car to Thirty-eighth and Emerson streets and obtained the Michigan license plate after pursuing the vehicle. Authorities in Anderson were alerted.
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Thirty
Eighth
Emerson Streets
Anderson
Michigan
Pawn shop operator charged after raid on Indiana avenue
Abraham Travel, 35, operator of a pawn shop at 326 Indiana avenue, was arrested and charged with keeping a gambling device and operating a gift enterprise after police confiscated twenty books of baseball pool tickets during a raid on the pawn shop Tuesday.
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Abraham Travel
Indiana Avenue
Despondent woman attempts suicide. saved by visitor
Mrs May Lurber 38 of 412 East Wyoming street attempted death by gas in her kitchen Tuesday. Mrs Alice Cook of Lansing Michigan visiting her saved her life and she will recover at City Hospital. Detectives Tooley and Marren later arrested two youths for stealing newspapers from Louis Hercamp, a blind newsdealer, as they were observed taking bundles at the northwest corner of Illinois and Washington streets.
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May Lurber
East
Wyoming Street
Alice Cook
Lansing
Mich
City Hospital
Don Tooley
John Marren
Louis Hercamp
Blind Newsdealer
Ilinois
Washington Streets
Youth Rides to Death in Liquor Chase
Elijah Belgard, 21, died when his car overturned while fleeing customs officers Francis Coveney and Perry Colman near Mooers, New York. Investigators reported Belgard scattered carpet tacks to stop pursuit and found sacks of ale in the wreckage. Coroner ruled accidental death. Coveney later involved in a separate border shooting incident.
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Fpiattsburg
N. Y
Elijah Belgard
Belgard
Francis L. Coveney
Perry H. Colman
Mooers
B. Loyal O'Connell
Edwin H. Cartwell
Coveney
Arthur Gordon
Mooers Forks
Governor of Leeward Islands Sails Home
Sir Eustace Fiennes, baronet and governor, has departed for England after being replaced by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Reginald St. Johnston. St. Johnston, known in England for works on Pacific islands, will oversee colonial affairs in Nassau Bahama.
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Bud Nite
Nassau
Bahamas
Eustace Fiennes
Leeward Islands
England
Thomas Reginald St. Johnston
Pacific
South Sea
Lau Island
When Pain Comes Indigestion Relief Promoted
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best alkali to neutralize excess stomach acid. One spoonful in water dissolves acidity and relieves symptoms instantly. The ad urges obtaining the genuine Phillips brand, available in 25¢ and 40¢ bottles from drug stores, trademarked since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
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Secor
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