Hoover Birthday Cores On Eve Of Notification
Hoover birthday events on eve of his nomination with Governor Young and Senator Moses to deliver introductory addresses at Stanford University. James West notes plans completed for the notification ceremony. leaders including Dr. Work and Gov. Fisher discuss strategy as preparations proceed for the August 21 address.
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James 1
West
Weiler
Spanfou University
Cab
Morbert Huue Rovune
Fit
Caner
Bia
Selion
Trubert Work
Republican Nation
Senmir Geneve H. Moses
New Tranpehire
John Vivanias
Servical I Baxter
Mil
Frederick C. Walentt
Connecticut
Work
Governor Fisher
Mre
Hoover
Moses
Daxter Snubeb Walcott
San Franciseo
Will
Mosde
Washington
Topan
Stanford University Bank
San Juan
Maman
C. C. Young
Young
Weather Brief for Virginia and Tennessee
Weather summary reports showers tonight and Saturday in Virginia with cooler Saturday afternoon in the west and increasing south and southwest winds likely strong Saturday morning. Tennessee shows fair central areas with showers in western parts, little temperature change. readings taken daily at 6 p.m. by U S weather station with highs near 90 degrees yesterday and rainfall 2.10 units in the past 24 hours.
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Virginia
West Portion
Tennessee
U. S
C. L. Tiono
Editor Advises United States to Follow Sweden in Liquor Control
A caustic editorial from Williamstown reports editor Hapood Stapgood urging the United States to emulate Sweden's semi prohibition approach. He argues Swedish law is advisory and enforcement depends on consensus, while US federalism should limit federal enforcement to national matters and let states decide broader controls. Belgian policy and other opinions on prohibition are briefly noted.
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United States
Swesern
Williamstown
Mite
Sweden
Mr. Hangoood
Louis Pierard
Brussels
Bentley W. Warren
Roston Hawyer
C. Th. Fay
Toronto
Coolidge Faces With Dates In Superior Visit
President Coolidge visited Superior Wisconsin for a long schedule of meetings and events. A group of lawmakers from the Those Frablie Lands Committee gathered to inspect the Superior National Forest in Minnesota. A ceremony with Indians from Hayward Wisconsin Reservations was planned in the morning under the Chief Executive and the Superintendent of Conservation.
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Superior
Wis
Dummer
Coalthe
Superior National Forest
Minn Fota
Coolidge
Merning
Hayward
Wir
Ryvor
Pierce
St. Croix
Ian
Germany Represented in Oratorical Conference
Berlin August 16 A slim 18 year old youth TM Vinz Barth will represent Germany at the international oratorical conference in Washington in October. He was chosen over six other finalists from a list of 1410 school boys as finalists in the competition.
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Berlin
Tmvinz Barth
Germany
Washington
Rumored War in Jugoslavia Yet to Materialize
Vienna reports show no immediate crisis after the death of Stefan Raditeh. Government officials faced with funeral plans, while Croatian Peasant Democratic bloc seeks an independent parliament in Zagreb. Autopsy indicates death from heart failure and prior illness, despite earlier reports of wounds.
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Jugoslavia
Vienna
Stefan Raditeh
Zagreb
Cretia
Hell Grade
Ucusant
Belgrade
National Assembly
Racitel
Rauliteh
Topinatoliftory
Gaidanteh
Welo
Raditeh
iHabetess
Wife of Novelist Granted Divorce in San Jose
Ruth Hall was granted a divorce from Wilbur Hall in San Jose California yesterday after she charged desertion. She was awarded 400 monthly alimony and custody of three minor children along with support for their upbringing.
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San Jose
Cal
Mra
Ruth Hall
Wilburah
Hall
Circus elephants rampage in Lewiston sightseeing scare
In Lewiston Iowa or Idaho, five elephants caused chaos during a two hour rampage that wrecked storefronts, damaged porches and a residence, prompting Mayor Braddock to use a bear gun to quell the panic. Trainers recovered the elephants and returned them to the circus grounds as crowds fled.
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E.G. Braddock
Mary
Babe
Tilly
Frieda
Mae
Fure
Florida battered by accumulating floods after cyclone abates
Widespread flooding follows a 48 hour hurricane and heavy rains across Florida. Okeechobee area suffers severe impact with Red Cross aid reaching Tunner east coast residents. Inglis dam faces high water threat as floodlines disrupt communications. relief efforts shift toward Mobile and Haiti as new disturbances appear. Continued on page four.
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Jacksonville
Fla. Ave
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Red Cross
Tunner
West Pain Beach
Inglis
St. Petersburg
Withlacoochee
Atlantic
Mobile
Wall of Mexico
Gulf States
National Red Cross
C. Hull
Jupiter
Imme
Smith bows at bier of friend Brennan in Chicago
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York and a delegation of eastern Democratic leaders arrived in Chicago to pay final respects to George E. Brennan, longtime Democratic leader. The Twentieth Century Limited carried them ahead of schedule as crowds greeted the presidential hopeful. Smith visited Brennan’s home, then attended services at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, with no flowers requested by Brennan.
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Chicago
Alfred F. Smith
New York
George B. Brennan
Clinoix
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore Drive
Smith
Brennan
Sheridan Road
Mary
Alfrat FE. Smith
George E. Brennan
Uliisis Democracy
Hac Gay
Bia
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Ion
Canadian nurse inherits fortune from London mother
Inherits Fortune Mrs. Edna Irving, once a Canadian war nurse, plans to leave Los Angeles for England to claim a $3.5 million bequest from Mrs. Julia Woodlyn of Manchester. The gift honors Mrs. Irving for nursing a British army officer back to health during the war.
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Edna Irving
Los Angeles
Cal
England
Julia Woodlyn
Manchester
Irving
Anglo-Chinese treaty signed at Nanking outlines settlement
The Anglo-Chinese agreement to settle the Nanking incident was signed in Nanking by nationalist leaders and British officials. A parallel accord commits Britain to negotiate treaty revisions with China. Details remain undisclosed but align with the prior US settlement, following March 1927 foreign property damage and casualties during the Nationalist occupation.
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Nanking
Cott
Wane
Shanghai
United States
Nan- King
Z. Ky Williams
Political developments cross states in August broadcasts
The report cites AP dispatches from Chicago Springfield and San Francisco with Carl Vrooman opposing Smith over farm policy. Burrill of Boston seeks Moses removal as eastern campaign leader. Moses declines comment. Varney of Rockville Center attacks the administration over the eighteenth amendment. Straton accepts Smiths challenge to debates to be held in Madison Square Garden. Hoover trip hints from Stanford University to Albuquerque Hutchinson Topeka. Dupont on leave from General Motors over prohibition ties. Metcalf to open Republican senatorial HQ on August 15 in Washington.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carl Vrooman
Wilson
Smith
Tammiany
Springfield
Mass
Charles L. Burrill
Boston
Hoover
Moses
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Burrill
Rockville Center
William F. Varney
Prohibition
Greenwood Lake
N. J
John Roach Straton
Madison Scumre Garden
Stanford University
Calif
Albuquerque
N. M
Hutchinson
Topeka
Kane
Washington
New York
Pierre 5
Dupont
General Motor
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Auguar
League to discuss Kellogg pact outlawing war
Geneva dispatch reports Britain says the Kellogg treaty outlawing war will be a topic at the League of Nations assembly in September. The British note frames the pact as of general interest to all members and cites no text, while signaling debate on its impact on peace and armament reduction.
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Geneva
Aus
Sene Nue of Nations Assembly
League
Great Britain
al League
Teague
Britain
Washington
Mate
Boy unwittingly sells liquor to police officer in Johnson City
Roy Mensant, giving a false name, sold five pints of liquor to Plain Clothes Officer E. C. Stewart. The officer agreed on price and drink and later arrested Mensant for selling and transporting liquor while his accomplice escaped. The incident occurred in Johnson City, Tennessee, as the youths talked decisions and waited for more whiskey.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Tatler
Roy Mensant
E. C. Stewart
Mensant
Syanta Bay
Stewart
Meakant
Examiners Probe International Life Insurance Co
In St Louis on August 10 AP reports investigators sought explanations for 71.5 million dollars missing from International Life Insurance Company assets. Receivership was sought by Massey Wilson of St Louis and C P Long of Tupelo in a federal court petition to halt Toombs from stock dealings and to secure restoration of securities during a full probe.
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ST. Louis
International Life Insurance Company
Roy C. Toombs
Chicago
Tony
Massey Wilson
St. Louia
C. P. Long
Tupelo, Misa
Federel Court
Toombs
International Life
Tssing
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Helgrade
Lewiston
Iahe
Lewston
Dainare
Thel
Leila Hyams
Leila
William Iaines
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