Prohibition on Presidential Ballot In State Vote Soon
Prohibition could be wiped out of the constitution by November 8 as states push for passage of the twenty first constitutional amendment. Missouri already approved the measure and Texas prepares for a statewide election the week of November 8. National debate centers on whether to retain or repeal the eighteenth amendment with key campaigns led by Morris R. Ressepar and supporters including James K. Ferguson and Dallas congressman Joseph Weldon Taixley.
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Ballon
Witich
Vermont
Martyland
Minnesota
Coatorade
Idaho
New
Texas
Austin
Pex
UPI
Sammiag
United States
Morris
Congress
James K. Perguson
Joseph Weldon
Tixiley
Dallas
Uphulding Sheppard
Dan Moody
Val M. Nell
Dr Hedberg Vicious Attack Reported in St Paul
Dr Hedberg a St Paul chiropractor was attacked and found wounded near a railroad track after disappearing Friday night. Hospitalized with five puncture wounds to the right elbow he is described as not seriously harmed though drugged. Police plan to question him as his condition allows while investigators seek the attackers and motive.
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I Railroads
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de. Engberg
Police Directors Discuss Problem In Crime Survey
Chicago August 21 AP report details a nationwide crime survey with varied views on policing. State and local leaders call for stronger police cooperation, state police systems, and distribution of seized gangster guns to smaller towns amid concerns over theft, burglary, bank robberies, and auto driven crime challenges.
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Tanessee
Idaho
Louisiana
Virginia
Kansas
Federal Bureau of Investization
Texas
Minnesota
North Carolina
Ghia
Six Known Dead In Guncotton Picnic Storm Crash
Atlantic City reports a fierce northeaster and wind lash as a guncotton laden truck collides with a picnic party on the Jersey coast. Coast guards race to rescue amid raging seas. six dead and several missing, including crew and fishermen, with more feared trapped aboard craft Ger ttrude. Police later report a separate wreck near Wilmington, Delaware where four killed and many injured from a guncotton carrying truck and a roadside picnic collision. Victims listed from Chester and Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania.
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Jersey
Foores
Absecond
Cape May
Weis
Ares Rishard
Drunst
Memora
Wilbur Lukens
Philadelphia
Warold Litehen
Coast Guard
Chester
Marella Hook
Henry Cummings
Daniel Mahoney
Francis Gaskil
Jennie Christa
Trainer
Tri-Storelgie Corporation
Baltimore
Henry J. Brett
Roskdale
Cuban government confronts mob violence in Havana
In Havana officers move to quell post Machado unrest as crowds desecrate bodies and threaten to dump remains into the sea. Exiled leaders return amid executions and suicides linked to the crackdown, while investigations target Machado era wealth and officials. Provisional President De Cespe les faces resignations and an army prepared for court martial as economic and diplomatic measures proceed. Colonel Mendieta expected to arrive from the United States.
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Maba
Ge ‘da Machado
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Leon
Huevana University
Ale
Juan Sampol
Aindiart
Sampol
Jose Aguirre Leon
ABC
Popular Indigna Mido
Apy
Atares « Tle
Machado
Gumen
Rafael Castro
Dean Penate
Aimee Juge
Offi
Vheir
Justice Department
de Cespeiles
Congress
Maria G. Menocal
Miami
Carlos Mendieta
United States
Arnison
Recovery policy clash over open shop in code talks
National Recovery Act critic refuses to join open policy phrase as auto makers demand it tabled. Donald Riehberg and Edward Mc William Greeney press for deletion while Henry Ford and Johnson push for firm open policy stance amid heated code negotiations.
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Azides
Donald Riehberg
Edward McWillian Greeney
Pres
American Federation of Year
The
Automobile Manufac
Turers
Baomiain
Johnson
Henry Ford
Hugh Johnson
Roads and Rail Lines Surveyed for Cove Creek Dam Site
Surveys for highway and railroad routes to the Nowris dam site at Cove Creek are completed. Field men Dougherty and Teagherty sent results to J. L. Savage of Denyer, Tennessee Valley Authority, for design decisions on access for dam construction materials. Three highway routes from Knoxville and Coal Steck were studied, plus two railroad lines from Coal Greek and Offuth, with Conk Creek to Chin as a potential corridor.
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Cove Creek
W. Teagherty
U of Toungasee Entrine
Shreya
Dougherty
J. L. Savage
Denyer
Enti
Nowr
Tennessee Valley Authorsity
Knoxville
Steck
Offuth
Thersation Betweean Conk Creek
Chin
No Free Lunch in New York Food Policy Debate
In New York speculation grows that NRA influence could affect roe policy while the society of restaurateurs debates tomorrow whether to ban free foods with beverages including beer with meals. The move signals potential limits on complimentary offerings tied to drink service.
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NRA
Society of
Restauranteurs
Stork Sparks Speedy Rescue Ride in Chicago
In Chicago a delivery of a baby named Myrile Kreman sped toward a hospital in a family car after a flat tire halted the initial journey. A police patrol arrived and continued the urgent dash, delivering an eight-pound newborn en route to the hospital.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Tumble In Chicago Market Report
Poultry market figures from Chicago show live chickens trading around 28 trucks steady. Hens fetch 10 to 11 1 2 cents per pound, leghorns 8, turkeys 8 to 11 5, ducks 7 to 9, old roosters 7 to 5, spring roasters 12, colored varieties 12 to 13 1 2, rock broilers 11 to 12, leghorn 9 1 2.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Weather notes for Tennessee and Virginia with 24 hour readings
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change in Tennessee. Virginia also expects rain tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Yesterday’s high reached 87 on the same date last year, with no rain on the noted preceding day. Readings taken at 6:00 p m for the prior 24 hours show results for both states.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Couzens Claims Checks in Detroit Banking Probe
U S Senator James Couzens testified before a Detroit jury about alleged check fakery in a probe into the closings of the First National Bank and Guardian National Bank of Commerce. He cited a fake trust fund and said investigations would reveal extensive testing of checks and deceptive dealings among banks.
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James Couzens
Michigan
Wils
Tam
Detroit Trust Co
First National Bank
Itational Ag
First National
Guardian National Bank of Commercce
Detroit Bankers Co
Guardian National
Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc
Roosevelt Sees Early Success In New Deal Progress
President Roosevelt relaxes at Hyde Park as a swift start to the new deal's impact signals progress in industry. Officials anticipate a forthcoming automobile code and broader compliance within two weeks as the nation moves toward Labor Day goals.
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Roosevelt
United States
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Davis
Geneva
Barley
Treasury
William HH Woodin
Recovery chief drives code bid amid union bargaining
Washington Aug 21 AP Hugh S Johnson and his relief administration push a code of competition for coal, steel, oil, lumber and textiles while urging rapid action. Johnson aims to present a draft to operators as a basis for talks amid labor demands for a 34 hour week and higher minimums. More than 100 temporary agreements for districts are expected before Sept 1 as coal and other industries discuss terms. News of a possible NRA visit by a group described as communists reached Johnson’s office guarded by police outside.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Rey
Aia
Bias Eagle
Recovery Administration
Johnzon
Johnson
Atatt
NRA
Pelies J
Trial of Lamson to Start Today
San Jos e AP reports Stanford University Press representative Dav AMison heads to court today to face murder charges in the slaying of his wife Arlene Thorpe Lamson. Prosecutors and criminologists debate the evidence from a bathtub crime scene on the Stanford campus last Memorial Day.
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Liepel
Frederick Proescher
Corone
BE. O. Heniri
Prosycher
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