Catholic nun Arrested In Obregon Murder Case In Mexico
In Ciry Mexico on July 11 Sister Concepcion Aceveda de La Lata was arrested at police headquarters on suspicions she influenced Toral to kill President-elect Obregon. Police report Toral claims sole responsibility though he aided by a man named Trejo. Sixteen nuns and Concepcion remain in custody for further examination as authorities offer a $1000 reward for Trejo’s arrest.
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Weather report for Virginia and Tennessee sections
Fair night with warmer interior conditions and increasing clouds in Virginia. Wednesday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers by Wednesday night or Thursday. North or northwest winds becoming light to moderate. In Tennessee, mostly fair tonight and Wednesday with possible afternoon thunderstorms in the northwest. Readings taken daily at 1 p.m. show high and low temperatures and rainfall figures are provided.
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Hoover and Farm Leaders Set Cedar Rapids Conference
A Republican conference on farming relief is planned for August 22 23 in Cedar Rapids Iowa with Herbert Hoover and farm leaders from Iowa and the Midwest. Hoover will meet farmers traders and local leaders in private sessions and refrain from public addresses. The event aligns with Hoover's return to West Branch Iowa and aims to shape a farm program with input from corn belt leaders.
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Herbert Hoover
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Runoff Primary Detain in Texas Figures in July News
Texas Democratic primary returns set August 25 runoff contests for U S Senate and Lieutenant Governor. Governor Moody led with over 120000 votes. Earle Mayfield and Tom Connally contest the Senate race while Barry Miller faces Thomas Love for lieutenant governor. Other candidates varied in position and support.
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United States
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Earle B. Mayfield
Tom Connally
Secon
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Pice
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Love
Alfred’ [. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Fails To Land Trout On California Oregon Angling Trip
Republican presidential candidate Herbert Hoover struggles to catch fish during a three day angling visit in northern California and southern Oregon. He misses on both Rogue River in Oregon and Klamath River in California as high water and mud hamper the outing. He stays secluded at a cottage near Brown's Camp with friends, avoiding contact with politicians and reporters. Hoover plans to return to Stanford to finalize his acceptance speech and review campaign issues.
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Vale Slain With Chicago Weapons
Police announced positive information that weapons used to kill Brooklyn gangster Frankie Yale came from the Arsenal at Scar face Al Caponi in Chicago. The weapon history, a Maine gun a shotgun and a magazine pistol, was revealed at a Brooklyn conference with District Attorney Dodd Police Inspectors Sullivan and Coughlin Parker Henderson Jr son of a former Miami mayor and Miami Police Chief Reeve.
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Frankie Yale
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Broklyn Street
Scarface AL Caponi
Chicago
Maine
Dodd
Brooklyn
Sullivan and Coughlin
Parker A. Henderson, Jr
Illinois Democrats Leader Brennan Near Death
George K E Brennan longtime Illinois Democratic leader, age 68, lay gravely ill from septic poisoning at John D Murphy hospital Chicago. He received the last rites from Rev Dr Lawrence Lee after a near death condition. an emergency operation by Dr Kurt Meyer followed a lung infection spreading through the body as authorities reported.
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John DB. Murphy Hospital
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Lawrence Lee
Naval disarming discussed again by Great Britain
Sir Austen Chamberlain stated in the House of Commons that a Franco British naval compromise has been reached by tonnage limits and category system. Submarine construction is involved, and if accepted by the United States and others a League of Nations preparatory commission meeting will be convened to set the next steps. If rejected another meeting will consider mollifications.
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Austen Chamberlain
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Washington
Associated Press
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League of Nations
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Reed backs Smith in Missouri prohibition stance
In Kansas City Senator James A. Reed endorses Governor Alfred E. Smith as the Democratic standard on prohibition. He argues Smith's nomination implies revising or repealing the 18th Amendment and urges candidates to align with the national platform. He speaks for friend James A. Collet's bid while attacking Charles M. Hay's prohibition stance.
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James A. Reed
Alfred E. Smith
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Mlugouri
James A. Collet
Reed
Collet
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
Houston
Smith Swims and Golfs Last Hours of His Vacation
Hampton Bays N Y July 31 AP Golf and swimming set the pace as Governor Smith enjoys the final hours of a shore vacation. The state leader makes time for recreation amid political duties, blending leisure with public attention.
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White Withdraws Charges Against Governor Smith
William Allen White withdraws charges against Governor Smith over reform bills on gambling and prostitution. He notes Smith’s motive should not be questioned and cites admiration for Smith’s many high qualities. White says Lippmann explained Smith’s votes may reflect constitutional concerns or personal liberty issues.
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William Allen White
Kansas
Eitar
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White
Yust Frsday
Walter Lippmiann
Addington quits in favor of T. H. Pratt in state senate race
C R Addington withdrew from the Republican primary for State Senator citing business reasons and urges friends to vote for Thomas H Pratt, the 1924 Republican nominee. Pratt says he may enter in November if there is sufficient sentiment and asks supporters to write his name with a cross on the ballot.
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Acquittal for Henry Robinson in Front Royal murder case
In Front Royal a Winchester jury acquitted Henry Robinson, a former aerial photographer, of Middleton Johnson’s murder in the business district. Robinson faces possible return to jail for the slaying of John M. Johnson, with nolle pros applicable if the defense prevails. Benny Zion, tied to nine election fraud counts in Chicago, was found shot to death outside a West Side saloon. indictments had been returned by the June special grand jury.
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Winchester
Henry Robinson
Middleton Johnson
John M. Johnson
Nolle Prosvn
Robinson
Rohnson
Chicago
Benny Zion
Special Election Frauds Grand Jury
Octavius Granady
20Th Ward
West Side
Zion
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Combined Dodge and Chrysler Create Major Auto Company
New York reports the merger of Dodge Brothers Inc and Chrysler Corporation forming a combined group with an estimated 700 million dollars in assets and annual output around 700000 cars. Chrysler head Walter Chrysler will lead the merged entity. Dodge directors approve after stock deposits meet requirements.
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Chrysler
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Clarence Dilon
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Dodgy Brothers, Inc
Dodge Brothers
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Dorlise
Georgia Senator Harris Backs Smith In Prohibition Debate
Georgia's senior senator William J. Harris endorsed Alfred E. Smith, urging southern Democrats to back the national ticket. Harris, a militant prohibitionist, criticized Republican administrators and cited the party plank on prohibition as a decisive factor in his support for Smith.
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Alfred I. Smith
Georgia
William J. Harris
South
Harris
New York
Walter K. George
Smith
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