Italo Ethiopians Crisis Moves Toward Settlement
Geneva reports a four power conference may meet in Paris or Vittoria next week after Mussolini demanded changes to the Anglo-French peace draft. Laval urged Mussolini by phone to drop opposition. Addis Ababa begins mass Ethiopian recruiting. Rome sends 2000 troops and workers to Africa as Eritrean tensions rise. President Roosevelt expresses hope for a peaceful resolution as League of Nations debates the dispute.
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Geneva
League Council
Laval
Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Rome
Africa
Eritrea
Associated Press
Paris
Ventimiglia
Italy
Benito Mussolini
France
I Duce
Il Duce
Ralian
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Maly
League of Nations
Europe
Ministry of War
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Roosevelt
Washington
Council of
United States
League
Second Hudson Tunnel 3 Alm Completed
Rival gangs of sandhogs worked toward the zero hour to hole through New York’s second vehicular tunnel under the Hudson. From both sides, crews will meet under the river bed tomorrow at noon, completing the bore about two months ahead of schedule. Col. Charles Gleim said survey data show the large shield will hit on a dime. More than 47,000 women are deployed in banks in this county.
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New York
Hudson River
New Jersey
Charles &. Gleim
Death by own action note echoes in Missouri case
Canton Missouri August 1 AP relatives of Mandeville Zenge 26 a carpenter say a death by own action note found by a Chicago taxi driver was written by Zenge linking Nellie June and Lottie as kin with a $5000 life policy. Zenge sought in the Dr Walter Bauer Chicago slaying. Public hearing set August 19.
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Giannini
Zenge
Bauer
Canton
Siege
Coler
Stege
Marty Durkin
Durkin
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Mandeville Zenge
Carpenter
Walter J. Bauer
Charlie Zenge
Louise Schaffer Bauer
Nellie
Lottie
Nellie McClintock
Coatsburg
Andy Zenge, Jr
Mandeville
Lottie Wilhelm
Sant
Alabaman Held for Violating Dyer Act
Jess Cates age 28 a Alabama native was held in the county jail charged with violating the Dyer act prohibiting interstate transportation of stolen automobiles. Cates was arraigned before United States Commissioner Edna Morris and pleaded not guilty then committed to jail in default of 1000 dollars bond.
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Jess Cates
Alabama
Cates
United States
Edna Morris
Park Keeps Cool in Capitol with Ice-Cooled Chamber
Governor Park installed an air cooling machine in the executive chamber calling it the hot test office in the capitol. The device uses 150 pounds of ice daily, supplied by the state prison.
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Governor Park
Devise
Trade treaty talks with Canada loom on Capitol Hill
On Capitol Hill reports say Canada seeks concessions on lumber cattle and wheat in a Canadian American trade treaty. Possible U S commitments to curb American wheat production are discussed informally. Officials would not comment, noting only informal conversations underway.
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Washington
Dominion
Capitol Hill
Canada
United States
United Press
State Department
Trade balances between U S and Canada in cited period
Over the last decade the United States ran a balance of about 3.69 billion dollars in its favor. From 1925 through 1934 Canada sold goods to the United States totaling 2.036 billion and purchased U S products valued at 5.72709 billion.
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United States
Canada
Man Held In Jail On Embezzlement Charge
Lester J. Beck former cashier of Burnett Chevrolet company remains jailed on embezzlement charges. Indicted by Cole county grand jury for a $219 theft. Beck was re-arrested after bond security was deemed insufficient. fingerprint comparison tied him to Elmira prison terms for rape. He was returned to Missouri from Kansas City.
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Cates
J. G. McCann
Highway Patrol
Kingdom City
Callaway County
Addie Cantrell
Huntsville
Ala
Lester J. Beck
Burnett Chevrolet Company
Beck
Guy M.J. Lone
Cole County
Kansas City
Elmira
N. Y
New York
John Bruner
Lane
State Purchases Two Lots Next to Prison
The state plans to expand its prison facilities after purchasing two adjoining parcels. Deeds were filed at the Cole County recorder's office, and the historic prison warehouse on Water Street is considered inadequate for growing needs. Stephen B. Hunter, director of the penal board, commented on the move.
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Cole County Recorder’s Office
Water Street
Stephen B. Hunter
The
Penal Board
Warehouse expansion plans tied to lot purchases
The project aims to extend over at least one lot for warehouse expansion once funds are available. One lot was bought from Sally M. Baldwin and O. M. Baldwin, the other from Minnie Gordon Bolton, Walter K. Bolton, and Clara C. Guenther for about $9,500.
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Sally M. Baldwin
O. M. Baldwin
Minnie Gordon Bolton
Walter K. Bolton
Clara C. Guenther
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Park
Manhattan Athletic
Manhattan
Hieyerhardt
Stucky
Cony
Berlcas ‘Fetares Company
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