Democrats to Seek Harmony at Love Feast
Democratic rift over R Earl Peters festered as factions gear up for a French Lick love feast next Friday to Sunday. Joins national chair Jouett Shouse and Thomas Taggart in hopes of quelling revolt, while Peters faces possible challenge by Bays allies and other critics.
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Claypool
R. Earl Peters
Wayne
French Lick
Peters
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Thomas D. Taggart
Cupid
Bays
Lee Bays
Sullivan
Calvin McIntosh
Worthington
John Fredrick
Fredrick
Democratic Party
Gunmen Trapped After Hospital Invasion by Police
Two Brooklyn gunmen John Priscia and James Malerba entered a hospital seeking an enemy survivor. Lying in wait, officers nabbed them with revolvers in hand. They were charged with felonious attack.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn
John Priscia
James Malerba
Chicagoans Have Hope for Longevity Prediction
Chicago May 23. Assistant health commissioner Gottfried Koehler projects life expectancy for the average citizen reaching about 97 years 9 months and 12 days forty years from now. He bases this on the observed rise in longevity rates and discusses related health hazards of gangster activity in the city.
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United Press
Chicago
Gottfried Koehler
Vinegar Vat Fatal Fall Claims Worker
Howard West, 52, employed by Hildick Vinegar and Cider Corporation, died after a ten foot fall from a ladder into an empty vinegar vat. He became unconscious from fumes and died before rescue at the Flemington plant on May 23.
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United Press
Flemington
N. J
Howard West
Hildick Vinegar and Cider Corporation
West
CHAMP USURER FOUND IN MANCHESTER
Herbert Ingham arrested for loaning money without a license faced accusations of a usurious rate of 3000 percent per year based on a three day loan. In a separate note, Dr William Bowie of Washington was named an honorary member of Mexico's National Academy of History and Geography after attending a Pan American geographers meeting in Mexico City.
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Manchester
England
Herbert Ingham
United Press
Mexico City
William Bowie
Washington
United States Geodetic Survey
Mexican National Academy of History and Geography
Bowie
United States Ree Ae
Collegiants Sued for Damages at Columbia Freshman Dinner
In White Plains on May 23 Columbia University freshmen sue as plaintiffs and accuse sophomores of raiding a Hastings restaurant after a freshman dinner. Four damages suits seek 51 150 total: 45 000 for property damage 3 000 for personal injuries to proprietor and hat check girl and 150 for the unpaid dinner bill.
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Columbia
White Plains
N. Y
Columbia University
Hastings
Mother Goose and brood halt traffic on busy boulevard
Chicago May 23 A mother goose and her five goslings halted traffic on Michigan Avenue near Lincoln Park as they waddled across the street. No officer whistle or red light interrupted the moment. chauffeurs grinned and pedestrians watched the unlikely parade unfold on one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares.
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Michigan Boulevard
United Press
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Mother Goose
Hoosier A. C. Board Signs 20 Year Lease
Directors of the Hoosier Athletic Club signed a twenty year lease on the club building at North Meridian Street. The property was purchased last week at a receiver sale by George J. Marott. At the end of the term, the club may buy the building for the same price Marott paid.
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Hoosier Athletic Club
North Meridian Street
George J. Marott
Marott
Siamese naval officer arrested amid loiterer report
A plain clothes officer arrested Lieutenant Commander Luang Bradhikrai of the Siamese royal navy after a scuffle during a report of a suspicious loiterer in Washington. The incident risks international complications as Siamese minister plans to protest to the state department.
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United Press
Washington
Luang Bradhikrai
Royal Navy
State Department
Reich Facing Deficit Amid Unemployment Crisis
Berlin May 23 German Reich financial troubles deepen despite reforms due to persistent unemployment and weak business climate. Officials estimate a deficit around 46 million dollars by year end.
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United Press
Berlin
German Reich
Reich
Get Rid of Burning Feet with Radox Soak Tonight
An old advertisement touts a 1930s foot soak using two tablespoons of Radox in a gallon of hot water for 20 minutes. It promises relief from burning, aches, and toxins, claiming feet become strong enough to walk all day. Available at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and other drug shops with a money back guarantee.
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Hook
Indiana
van Houten
Beverly Hills Led Nation In Population Growth In 1930
Beverly Hills California shows a 1920 to 1930 population leap of 2,485 percent rising to 17,428 the largest percentage increase on record. Whittier Monrovia and South Pasadena also nearly doubled while Hoboken Saratoga Springs and several others posted losses or modest changes.
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California
Whittier
Monrovia
South Pasadena
Hoboken
N. J
Saratoga Springs
N. V
Marinett
Wis
Lawrence
Mass
Plymouthtown
Newcastle
Ind
Terre Haute
Shelbyville
Woman May Be Put In Hoover Cabinet As Labor Secretary
Washington May 23 A possible new secretary of labor was discussed with Grace Abbott head of the children's bureau among favored candidates. Other contenders include William Doak Matthew Woll John L Lewis William Hutchinson and John P Frey. The AFL will not endorse a candidate. A cabinet shuffle may spur changes in several bureaus within the labor department.
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Scripps-Howard
Triance Washington
Hoover
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
American Federation of Labor
Miss Abbott
William Doak
Doak
Carpenters’ Union
John P. Frey
Metal Workers
Secretary of Labor
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