Horton appoints Reece and Love to posts in state cabinet
Nashville July reports outline new state appointments by Governor Horton. Reece of Johnson City becomes commissioner of insurance and banking, while Charles M. Love advances to labor commissioner. Caldwell and Southall resign after terms. both had held over since Horton’s prior administration. Reece, brother of former congressman B Carroll Reece, has long operated in Johnson City insurance. Love previously headed the sales tax division.
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Nashville
Reece
Johnson City
A. S. Caldwell
Chattanoopa
Ly Gay
Austin Bony
Caldwell
Nesleitle
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Portland
Ore
Te Association
James M. Southall
Horton
Supr
Lester
Charles T
Salestas Division
Lhe
Department of Finance and Basaltion
Attice
Love
Robert H. Bakey
Reelfoot Lake
Joseph Rose
Dalinson City Insurance Mac
Insurance
Amit Banking
Charles MH. Love
Sales Tx
Department of Finance and Taxation
Isbor
Norton
Carrell Reece
B. Carroll Reece
Congress
Clearwater, Fla
Carson-Newman College
Jefferson City
Carson- Newman
University of North Carolina
Harvard University
University of Chicago
Weather Rain and Cooler in Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee cloudiness with showers starting in the southern half late tonight or Thursday and expanding northward Thursday. Virginia remains generally fair with high temperatures continuing tonight and Thursday, showers possible in extreme southwest Thursday afternoon and a shift to variable winds. Readings note rainfall amounts from the prior day and indicate a pattern of cooling in the forecast.
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Tennessee
South Portion
Virginia
Prison trip awaits Pall for bribery sentence
Alberto B Pall, aged and ill, sat in pajamas in a chair as he prepared today to depart El Paso for a Santa Fe penitentiary. He received a one year and one day sentence for bribery as secretary of the interior, a punishment to be served in the city where his career began in President Harding's cabinet. His wife and daughters hovered nearby as the long voyage to prison started.
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EL Paso
Texas
Alberto B. Pall
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mitchell
Harding
Fail
Diamond Again Freed By Court in Albany Alibi
Troy dispatch reports Jack Diamond, longtime gangster, acquitted on an assault charge after Grover Parks testified of being beaten by Diamond and his gang on April 15. The jury accepted Diamond’s alibi placing him in Albany at the time, marking another victory over prosecutors in New York state.
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Troy
N.Y
Jack Diamond
Maey
New York State
Arnold Rothstein
Grover Parks
Catskill Mountain
Parks
Diamond
Albany
Germany seeks funds to meet Friday payrolls
Berlin reports the German government acting to secure currency for mid month payrolls as banks and exchanges remain closed. Chancellor Bruening holds authority from President von Hindenburg to extend the two day bank holiday while emergency measures are used to calm the financial tangle and prepare for possible market reopening.
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Associated Press
von Hindenburg
Arthur Henderson
Paris
Germany
London
Berlin
Bruening
von Hindanbure
Paul von Hindenburg
Hana Luther
Reichsbank Pres
Heinrich Dent
Berlém Square
Germany'a Crisia
Adolf Hitler
Jeader
The
Fascisti
Law Commission Denounces Mooney Billings Case as Shock
The Wickersham Commission denounced the Mooney Billings case as shocking to justice. It faulted criminal procedure and urged depoliticizing judicial selections. The report cited failures to grant new trials and concerns over prosecutorial fraud during the San Francisco bombing case.
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Law Commission
Mooney-Billings
Washington
Wickersham Commission
Hoover
San Francisco
Jecuntry
Monte’ Lennénn
New Orleans
Commission
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Calmia Supreme Court
Wheat farmers seek moratorium on debts from bankers
Kansas City July 15 Wheat farmers in the southwest beg banks and merchants for debt relief to hold grain for a month or more. Oklahoma figures say the situation is the worst in thirty years as leaders press for a 80 day moratorium and delayed cashing in. Pratt County Kansas grower Marvin Shetterly faced loss as 155 acres yielded 18 bushels per acre and grain sold for 100 dollars cash, below seed cost.
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Kansas City
Southwest
W. A. James
Gage
Okla
Oklahoma Grain Dealers' Association
Oklahoma
Enid
Joan Manley
Oklahoma Wheat Growers’ Association
E. N. Puckett
Union Equity Cooperative Exchange
Marvin Shetterly
Pratt County
Kansas
Government aid deemed unsound by Senator Davis
Senator Davis told the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Horshey Pennsylvania that government relief for industry is economically unsound. He urged railroads and other industries to seek their own salvation, warning legislative relief would be only temporary and unsound. He warned against oblivion for railroads despite competition from buses trucks and air travel and said railroads will regain prosperity when the business cycle improves.
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Horshey
Davis
Pennsylvania Republican
Brotherhood of Railroad
Railways Plead For Higher Rate At ICE Hearings
Washington July 1 The railroads of the country pressed for a 416 per cent increase in all rates except coal and coke before the Interstate Commerce Commission. An amendment to their petition proposed specific rates for end and cake shipments. Julius H Parmelee a director of the Bureau of Railway Economics testified that railways have not earned a fair living for ten years and warned that the public service could be jeopardized without more income.
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Washingulon
Interstate Commerce Commissee
Julius H. Parmelee
American Railways
Parmelee
Bureau of Railway Economics
Hoover Plan Averts Crisis for Germany Debt
Washington reports that the Hoover moratorium likely prevented a dangerous German default on Young plan settlements. Officials say about 41 million Reichmarks would be paid, with 36 million held back for Germany to restore economic stability. A Parisian note from Ambassador Edge adds that conditions in Germany have eased somewhat.
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Washington
Bank of International Settlements
Castle
State Department
Germany
Basel
Switzerland
Castie
Edge
Paris
Nashville
Robert B. Bakery
Highway Department
Barker
Department of Highway and Public Works
Negro Wins Suit Against A. and P. Tea Co.
Atlanta July 15 The Georgia Court of Appeals upholds a $1,500 award to a 12 year old negro girl who was allegedly suspended from a store ceiling by her wrists for taking candy at a Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store in Thomasville Ga The suit claimed manager Cecil Moore beat her brandished a gun and locked her up for two hours until her foster mother paid $5 The lower court had awarded the sum in Thomasville and the company argued it had no instruction to act as alleged The higher court sustained the Thomasville court verdict.
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea ‘Company
Mae Dowling
Thomasville
Cecil Moore
Moore
Thomasvilleourt
Mussolini Denounces Papal Encyclical As Lies
Rome July 15 Premier Mussolini and the Fascist directorate denounce the pope's encyclical on youth fascism as lies. They accuse Vatican and Masonry of joint hostility toward Balilla and the Fascist regime. The statement vows vigilance against remnants of Masonic and Liberal days and defends the oath and sacrifices of loyal followers.
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Rome
Mussolini
Als Today
Vatican
Masonry
Balilla
Non Stop Flight to Budapest Aims by Hungarian Aviators
In a Detroit to Budapest gesture tied to patriotism, George Endres and Alexander Magyar planned a non stop Atlantic crossing aboard the Justice to Hungary. Weather briefings by James A. Kimball signaled favorable winds but low clouds, with final checks underway.
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Harbor Grace
Nii
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Ofivers
Hungary
L P
Windsor
James A. Kimball
Weather Bureau
New York
Great
Mndres
Flint
Mich
Budapest
Emil Salay
George Tadros
Alexandér Magyar
Salay
Fiers
Detroit
Hongarias
Amer
Justice For
Zalay
Shi
Endres
William
Bishop
Roosevelt Field
Grosse Ise
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T. ©. Barris
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Interior
Justice
Radio Commission
United States
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Railways
Baker
Department of Highways and Public Works
Negro
Magyar
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