Naval Treaty Ratified by Senate Amid Budget Fight
The London naval treaty wins Senate ratification praised by President Hoover as a major step toward world peace. Debate centers on whether to fund up to 1.071 billion dollars to build treaty navy ships, with opposition and supporters forecasting a pro and anti propaganda battle.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
United States
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Japan
Great Britain
Walsh
la Follette
Rep
Wis
Navy Department
United Press
Naval
Reporter Goes Before Jury In Rackets Probe
Chicago grand jury hears St Louis Star reporter Harry Brundidge on racketeering claims involving Chicago papers. Brundidge testified after flight to Chicago with editor Frank Taylor Jr and attorney John Green. The case ties to murder of Alfred J. Lingle and spurred rival editors to clash over crook involvement and editorial war.
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United Arena
Chicago
Cook County Grand Jury
Harry T. Brundidge
St. Louis Star
Brundidge
Grand Jury
St. Louis
Frank W. Taylor Jr
Taylor
John F. Green
Star
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
The
Tribune
Hearst
Herald and Examiner
Buried as a Bride on Her Wedding Day
Lena Locascic died suddenly and asked to be buried in her bridal gown. In Bayonne New Jersey relatives prepared a funeral that echoed a wedding ceremony with the bridal party as pallbearers. The incident blends tragedy with a final wish of a bride. In Avon Ohio lightning struck a tree near Tony Eradza his son and burned them seriously.
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Preas
Vnited Press
Avon
Tony Eradza
Eradza
Doutinie
Flower Mission Hospital Declared Fire Hazard In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Flower Mission Hospital, housed in a dilapidated wooden building behind the city hospital, was condemned as a fire hazard by the state fire marshal. A thirty day vacation order was issued by Deputy Marshal Cash M. Graham after July 8 inspections, with patients to be removed and no repairs feasible.
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Flower Mission Hospital
Indianapolis
Graham
Flower Mission Society
Flower Mission
Health Board
Herman G. Morgan
City Health Board
Eugene C. Foster
Indianapolis Foundation
Foster
Sunnyside
Race war feared as Filipinos flee Santa Rosa orchards
Scores of Filipinos were leaving Santa Rosa as rumors of a race war between white and Filipino fruit pickers spread. Sheriff Douglass posted armed deputies in orchards in response to reports that white pickers had ordered Filipino workers to depart.
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United Press
Santa Rosa
Cal
Douglass Bills
Charge Against Cooper Looms in Gas Scandal
Bruce E. Cooper a Stewartsville Republican ex state senator and former First district chairman faces possible prosecution over Lake county gas scandal disclosures to Attorney General James M. Ogden. Cooper says he never audited the involved companies and claims he would explain any charges.
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Bruce E. Cooper
Rep
Stewartsville
First District
James M. Ogden
Cooper
Lake County
Archie Bobbitt
Columbia Club
Indiana
Clarence Fate
Crown Point
Otto G. Fifield
Ogden
Malcolm Clark
Food and Drug Department
State Board of Health
R. S. Springate
Poole Harrison
J. T. Conner
Bowen
Chicago
Bobbitt
Guess
James M. Smith Dies by Own Action in Kansas City
James M. Smith 54 of Third street and Graceland avenue, missing since May 12 after deserting his wife, committed suicide Monday in Kansas City Missouri. He is believed to have been living at his daughter Marie Hartzell's home in Kansas City. His widow Mrs Marie Smith resides in this city.
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James M. Smith
Third Street
Graceland Avenue
Kansas City
Smith
Marie Hartzell
Marie Smith
John H. Kiplinger
Springer
Kolb
Charles Tindall
Edna Dagler Kolb
Mattie Larramore Kolb
Rushville
Three Indiana Supreme Court Judges Recess Amid Rift Rumors
The Indiana Supreme Court recessed as three judges left the chamber while two did not attend. Chief Justice Willoughby led the move during a pressurized calendar with the Stephenson appeal among pending matters. D. C. Stephenson remains imprisoned. thirty-nine others await transfers from the appellate court as the jurisdiction question lingers.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Clarence Martin
Willoughby, Myers
Travis
Willard B. Gemmill
Crown Point
Willoughby
Supreme Justice
D. C. Stephenson
Martin
Gemmill
Stephenson
D. C
John L. Duvall
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Harlow files divorce from Chicago heir over cruelty
Actress Jean Harlow began divorce proceedings in Los Angeles last October against Charles F. McGrew II, member of a wealthy Chicago family, charging cruelty and public intoxication incidents.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jean Harlow
Charles F. McGrew II
McGrew
Chicago
Baby King Safe from Mix‑Up at Coleman Hospital
A baby girl named King born at 7:59 a.m. at William H. Coleman hospital is shown with her footprints and her mother Kathryn King’s right thumb print as a precaution. Doctors and a nurse verify identification with the infant’s foot and blue name beads to prevent family mix‑ups.
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Baby King
William H. Coleman
Kathryn King
Mills Street
Paul Swedenburg
King
Indianapolis
Bertillon
Kolb's Fate With Jury Deliberation Late Today
Hancock circuit court jurors retire for deliberation in the George Kolb murder case. Defense and prosecution argued closing statements while the judge prepared to instruct the jury. The outcome could affect a second potential murder case and possible appeals.
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Kolb
Greenfield
Ind
Hancock
George Kolb
Rushville
Paul Benson
Arthur C. van Duyn
Raymond Springer
Edna Dagler Kolb
Rain brings relief from long drought across Indiana
Heavy rain cooled temperatures and paused drought that had blazed across Indiana. The midafternoon reading hit 84 in Indianapolis with more showers forecast. north central counties saw the heaviest rain while far north and south areas missed some storms. Four heat deaths were reported as well as wind damage and dry wells across the state.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
J. H. Armington
Berne
Decatur County
Royal Center
Lafayette
Ft. Wayne
John David Snyder
Huntington
Maria Bell
Kokomo
Plymouth
George Tekulve
Moses Wright
Valparaiso
Princeton
Greensburg
Sde
Birthright serial in The Times teases Chesebrough choice
Patricia Chesebrough, tracing Mayflower lineage, faces poverty or wealth as she ponders helping the Palmers’ patent medicine fortune or living in her boarding house. Kathleen Norris’ Birthright continues in The Times with the second big instalment on Page 11.
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Patricia Chesebrough
Palmers
Deerbridge
Kathleen Norris
The
Times
Riley
Water Fatal to 20 in Kentucky Drought
Health officials report twenty deaths in Pike county Kentucky from drinking stagnant water amid a drought. Frank Beverly, a local resident, said the shortage of fresh water exacerbated the situation and forced reliance on unsafe sources.
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United Press
Johnson City
Tenn
Pike County
Kentucky
Frank Beverly
Paddy Harmon dies in crash after Chicago Stadium rise
Paddy Harmon Chicago promoter and sportsman dies from injuries after his car flipped near Desplaines while passing another vehicle. The Chicago Stadium founder, once in control then sidelined by an internal board dispute, helped launch the Dreamland ballroom era on the West Side and built the Dream palace known as Chicago Stadium.
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Paddy’ Harmon
Chicago Sportsman
United P
Chicago
Patrick T
Paddy) Harmon
Desplaines
Harmon
E. Thomas Brand
Chicago Stadium
Dream Palace
Paddy Harmon
Mid-West
Paddy
West Side
West Madison Street
Midwest
Key Witness in Mooney Case Faces Governor Today
San Francisco dated July 22 fourteen years after a Preparedness Day parade bombing that killed ten, John MacDonald the waiter witness plans to tell Governor Young and the California Supreme Court he testified falsely. He traveled from Baltimore to claim he did not see Mooney or Billings commit the crime and that the men were identified by police.
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Mooney
San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Billings
John MacDonald
MacDonald
Baltimore
C. C. Young
California Supreme Court
Mooney and
Young
Cormer of Market
Steuart
Walker Urges Honest Service From New York Officials
Mayor James Walker warned department heads to be more strictly honest than ever during a radio appeal as pressure grows for a probe of city administration. The exhortation came as New York officials faced calls for investigation and reform.
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Jimmy Walker
New York
United Press
James Walker
Heat Wave Toll Rises Across Atlantic Seaboard
Clouded skies and rain threaten relief as the east endures record heat. A United Press survey reports 254 heat deaths, more than 100 higher than Monday, while the Midwest enjoys cooling breezes and rain.
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Atlantic Seaboard
United Press
Alleghenies
Middle West
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Trams Crash Injures Twenty at Pittsburgh Intersection
Twenty people were injured, two seriously, when two inbound street cars collided at a Lawrenceville intersection in Pittsburgh today. All victims were taken to hospitals for treatment.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville
Shamrock V Heads to U S for Lipton Cup Challenge
The Erin steamer accompanies Sir Thomas Lipton's cup challenger Shamrock V as they sail well out to sea en route to the United States on July 22.
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Thomas Lipton
United Press
Erin
United States
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