City 70 Keep Four Bathing Centers Open
State officials accept a compromise allowing Ringgold and Willard pools to operate temporarily without chlorination and filtration for ten days while Ellenberger and Douglas receive chlorination. Tests will be conducted by city and state labs. a pool supervisor school will be started and immediate equipment work ordered if water quality falls.
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Ringgold
Willard
Herman G. Morgan
William F. King
State Health Board
Park Board
Dr King
Ellenberger
Douglas
Lewis S. Finch
Charles W. Kirchner
E. H. Parks
Willard Park
Douglas Pool
Michael E. Foley
Willard and
Morgan
American Public Health Association
State Sanitary Engineers
Slack
Frank Hunter
Garfield
Liquor, Not Malt Basis of Dry Raid
Federal agents raid an ideal grocery and malt store at 506 West Washington, seizing malt equipment and spirits. Proprietor John Ciaraieau and clerk Floreo Craucianolli held to grand jury on liquor sale and nuisance charges with bonds set at $2,000. Tests show wine and cordials up to 30 percent. future charges may focus on liquor production rather than malt. Padlock actions pursued on two Maple and Ferguson street residences.
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Ideal
West Washington Street
George R. Jeffrey
Lquor
Jeffrey
John Ciaraieau
Blackford Street
Floreo Craucianolli
West Sixteenth Street
Federal Grand Jury
Fae W. Patrick
United States
Federal Building
James G. Browning
Prohibition
Jeffry
Joe Cohen
Maple Street
Ferguson Street
William R. Mix
Daisy Maple
John Kuechler
College Avenue
Bomb hits Chicago home injures none in blast
Seven members of Dominick Murdh family, a Chicago section foreman, were hurled from their beds when a black powder bomb exploded at their home this morning. Murdh says he has no enemies. Police investigate possible motives and suspects.
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United Preas Chicago
Dominick Murdi
Murdh
Schumann Heink Sees No Opportunities for American Singers
United Press reports contralto Ernestine Schumann Heink says there is no opportunity for American singers in the United States. She plans to sail Saturday with three young proteges.
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Schumann-Heink
America
United Press
New York
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Fearful of Evil Eye Ended Widow's Life in Kalamazoo
Eugene Burgess and wife Pearl confessed to murdering Loretta Fairchild, 73, a minister's widow, with a lead pipe and hammer during a dinner visit. They claimed fear of her claimed power to kill, and said they dumped the body in a cistern after weighting and bagging it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kalamazoo
Mich
Loretta Fairchild
Eugene Burgess
Pearl
M. F. Fairchild
Edward Bemis Death by Poison Attempt Seeks Help
Edward Bemis aged 21 swallowed poison in his room in Chicago. A note on the table stated I have taken a slow poison and the remedy is three drops of iodine in milk. Physicians at the county hospital gave antidote but his condition remained serious.
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United Press
Chicago
Edward Bemis
Bemis
Airplane aids slayings hunt in Kentucky hills
Ohio and Kentucky posses scour the Limeville area aided by a Ports mouth airplane hunting three Negro suspects who ambushed and killed J. O. Silvey signal foreman for the C. and O. railway. Silvey died after a fusillade as he returned to his car. Shade Powers the cook alerted authorities. Silvey had come from California. his wife is in Huntington W Va.
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United Press
Portsmouth
Ohio
Kentucky
Limeville
J. O. Silvey
Silvey
Siloam
Shade Powers
California
Huntington
W. Va
Artists Go Modern in Wall Mural at Lee Higginson Co
A union painting crew completed a fresco at the Lee Higginson & Co banking house in New York in two weeks. The mural stands seventeen feet high and showcases modern methods that bring mechanical efficiency to art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Lee Higginson & Co
Morosco Goes 'Broke' in San Francisco
Oliver Morosco, noted stage producer, told investigator Arthur L. Johnson of the state labor commission that his only intact asset is his name and talent as debts from his latest show "Someone in White" remain unpaid. He lamented that those he helped have forgotten him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Oliver Morosco
Arthur L. Johnson
State Labor Commission
Dr James H Snook sanity ruled by expert alienists
Columbus Ohio July 19 three disinterested court alienists said Dr James H Snook former Ohio State professor was sane on the night of June 13 when he killed Theora K Hix 25 year old medical coed The alienists supervisors of state asylums will submit reports to Judge Henry Scarlett who appointed them The six alienists favoring sanity oppose two defense alienists asserting insanity The sanity hearing set for Monday to avoid trial or death by electric chair will be joined by two jury panels to prevent delays
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United Press
Columbus
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora K. Hix
Snook
Henry Scarlett
Common Pleas
Kos begged police to destroy liquor in car trial
The state presented key testimony from three police officers and a street railway supervisor about Max Kos's alleged attempt to destroy liquor found in his car after a New Year’s Eve crash that killed two traction employees. Witnesses described the officer's request to discard the bottle. The defense will present its case after the state rests, with jurors’ ages ranging from 24 to 84.
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Max Kos
West Thirty-eighth Street
Kos
Carl Fulkerson
William R. Osborne
Traction
Linwood
Washington Streets
Otis Denny
Congress Street
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Denny
Frank Owen
Charles Powers
Powers
J. R. Dinwoody
Malcolm Wachstetter
North Meridian Street
Thomas A. Wade
Wright Street
Weather Station Readings By Time In Lae Area
Time stamped readings show temperatures from 60 to 70 in the Lae region across morning hours. Sequences list 6 am 60 10 am 66 7 am 60 11 am 68 12 noon 69 9 am 65 1 pm 70.
Seven Die in Aluminum Powder Blast at New Kensington Plant
Seven workers are dead and four injured after Thursday night explosions at Logan's Ferry plant of United States Aluminum Company in New Kensington Pennsylvania. Debris and hospital reports confirm multiple fatalities and ongoing danger as dust ignited by overheated bearing caused the blast.
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United Press
New Kensington
Logan's Ferry
United States Aluminum Company
Aluminum Company of America
Citizens General Hospital
Speeding Youth Fined for Hurry to See Girl
Delmar Strouther 18 of 1016 North Haugh street was fined 100 dollars and costs for speeding at forty two mph and reckless driving after state officer Carl Losey testified he rushed to see his girl. The other charges were continued and the fine suspended if he avoids driving for ninety days.
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Delmar Strouther
North Haugh Street
Strouther
Carl Losey
Michigan
Haugh Streets
Losey
Clifton Cameron
Royalty Rescued After Yacht Sinks Off Norway
Forty royal guests in pajamas were stranded when Prince Ibrahim of Egypt’s yacht sank near Trondhjem on the Norwegian coast. They were rescued by boats at 6 a.m. One sailor drowned as the vessel en route to Nordkap.
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United Press
Oslo
Atlantic
Prince Ibrahim
Egypt
Trondhjem
Norway
Nordkap
Chinese, Russians clash in two frontier raids
The United States with Great Britain France and Japan urge Russia and China to settle the Far East dispute by arbitration under the Kellogg Briand pact. Secretary Stimson, with ambassadors from the four powers, has initiated pressure to enforce the treaty as China seizes the Manchurian railway. Foreign Ministers Briand and DeBuchi and Ambassador Esme Howard participate in discussions.
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United Presse
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Russia
China
State Department
Henry L. Stimson
Far East
Manchuria
Briand
Frank Kellogg
Moscow
Peiping
Stimson
Claudel
DeBuchi
Esme Howard
Pacific
Soviet Officials Promise No Forces Moved Across Line
Reports from the Manchurian border say both sides clash at two points as Russia reportedly advances near Pogranitchaya and near the Chinese Eastern railway. Chinese and Japanese officials react as Tokyo reports heavy cannonade and ships moving toward Pogranitchaya. Briand seeks peacemaking roles with Russian and Chinese ambassadors in Paris.
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Tokio
Manchur
Manchuria
Siberia
Pogranitchaya
Harbin
Gauss Trial Opens in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
After a two year delay Herman Gauss a used car dealer at 645 South Meridian Street faced trial before Special Judge Robert Dalton on a charge of involuntary manslaughter. The case stems from the October 2 1927 collision that killed Mr and Mrs Herman Manthley at Fifty fourth Street and Kissell Road.
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Herman Gauss
South Meridian Street
Robert Dalton
Gauss
Herman Manthley
Manthley
Fifty-fourth Street
Kissell Road
Hoover lifts arms embargo to Mexico
President Herbert Hoover issued a proclamation lifting the embargo on shipment of arms and munitions of war into Mexico. The action announced from Washington on July 19 revises prior U.S. policy and affects bilateral security considerations.
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Times Senetial
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Mexico
Four Hurt In Crash On State Road 67 Near Maywood
Four people were injured when a roadster skidded in gravel and overturned on State Road 67 near Maywood. Deputies Fox and Bendel sent the injured to city hospital. Injured were Miss Cloe Glass 25 Miss Inez Glass 19 Herschell Philpott 20 and Paul Glass 4 all of 1405 Silver avenue. Miss Inez Glass the driver and Miss Cloe Glass suffered head injuries though not critical.
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Maywood
Fox and
Bendel
City Hospital
Cloe Glass
Inez Glass
Herschell Philpott
Paul Glass
Silver Avenue
Suit Seeks 842 Dollars In Liquor Tax Penalties
Federal suit filed against Charles E. Nutter former prohibition agent arrested last year in connection with alleged liquor violations at the Green Parrot roadhouse and barbecue north of Kokomo. Action seeks recovery of liquor taxes and penalties for unlawful sale and possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Nutter
Prohibition
Green Parrot
Kokomo
Soviet Union will not invade China over eastern railroad seizure
Moscow says no invasion planned to retaliate for China’s seizure of the eastern railroad. Commissar Jan Rudzutak states troops massed at the border only to defend against alleged white guard forces and would not move onto Chinese soil unless China attacks.
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San-Fen- Ho
Pogranitchaya
Sea of Japan
Manchuria
Japan
Jan Rudzutak
Communist Party
China
United Press
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Rudzutak
Germany to Protect Chinese and Russian Interests Amid Diplomatic Rift
Berlin reports the German government will safeguard China’s interests in Russia and Russia’s in China during the current diplomatic rupture. Both governments asked Germany to act on their behalf, and the foreign office has agreed to do so.
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United Prena Berlin
China
Russia
Germany
Foreign Office
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