Racial issue raised to aid J Hamil ton Lewis
James Hamil ton Lewis drew a massive Chicago crowd as his senatorial bid ignited a racial controversy. Circulating leaflets told Negro voters to back Lewis and oppose Ruth Hanna McCormick, linking the Tribune and McCormick to Chicago unrest.
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Duren Earns Credit for Al Sky Novelty Stunts
Indiana roof ballroom entertainer Al Sky credits Joe Duren, trumpet player with Al Sky and his Musical Stars, for many novelty stunts used to entertain patrons.
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Railroad expenditure scrutiny governs commission rate making
The commissioners could not comment at this time. It was explained that the commission’s jurisdiction stems from its authority to scrutinize railroad expenditures as a basis for rate making.
Hot Battle in Jersey By United Press
New Jersey Republicans expect Dwight W. Morrow to win the Senate race by the largest majority in two decades. Democrat Alexander Simpson, known for the Hall Mills case, campaigns the state attacking the Hoover administration and Republican tactics. Simpson accuses Morrow of avoiding the liquor issue while opposing prohibition enforcement reform.
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Brinks Guard Battle Guards Pay Roll in Chicago Holdup
Four express guards defended a $17 000 pay roll at the American Colortype Company during a machine gun holdup. Bandits fired wrecking desks as eighty employees hid. Guards J G Haslip John Karpp Tom Tomlinson and John Lane fired back, one bandit possibly wounded. Guards received $100 bonuses from Brinks president J D Allen.
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Zionists Plan Palestine Congress
Zionist protests against British policy in Palestine appeared to push toward a world congress to address the crisis in plans for a Jewish national home in Palestine.
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