Democratic party finances show strong early footing
The Democratic national committee announced about 508,500 in contributions and pledges with 246,000 on hand to begin campaigning for the next election. Hoovers supporters in Indiana seek signatures to place petitions for Hoover in the primaries as anti saloon league groups press for enforcement of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasthingto
Hoover
Indiana
Bendtor Watson
Southeastern
Anti- Saloon League
de Chatman Clemer
Jesse H. Jones
National Committee
Jloustan
Thanas £. Ryan
New York
Mr. Jones
CW. Watson
Mieermont
Wye
William (. Kenny
Ne York
John Deny Kirby
Houston
John W. Davis
Willian A. Julian
Ohio
Frank L. Polk
Herbert T. Lehman
Doves
James W. Gerard
National Committees
Commerce Department
Herbert Hoover
Carter
Watson
Frank C. Lowden
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Anti-Saloon League
Butler
Longworth
Wadeworth
Ritchie
Smith
Reeds
Bogus Son of Mrs Boyer Adopted in Oakland County
In Pontiac Michigan Judge Dan A McGaffey approved the adoption of the four year old boy named for Joseph Boyer as the legal son of Mrs Myron L Boyer daughter in law of Burroughs Adding Machine Company executive. The boy had been connected to a five million dollar trust fund and was given the name Bode Alfred Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
March & (Ap
Myron L. Boyer
Joseph Boyer
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Lewilly
Josep Boyer
Boyer
Dan A. McGaffey
Oakland County
Pontiac
Mich
Bode Alfred Boyer
Slayer of Mother Gets Life in Pen
Ohio news report from Clairsville AP states Andy Dyken pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received life imprisonment after shooting his mother in December 1927. Witnesses describe abuse claims and Dyken’s assertion that he did not intend to kill his mother, blaming his father.
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Clairsville
Ohio
Andy Dyken
Ald
Dyken
Nick Dyken
St. Clle
Columbus
Ton Dyken
Cuit Dyken
Robbers Secure Notes and Jewelry at Cicero Firm
Two masked robbers entered through a coal chute at Borin Manufacturing Company in Cicero and bound watchmen and an engineer. They escaped with about 715000 in negotiable securities and jewelry, plus patent formulas contracts and a company list. Loot included 500000 in stock, 100000 in two subsidiary firms, 3000 in bonds, and 7000 in jewelry owned by Mrs. Borin. The president suspects an inside job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ily Borin Manufacturing Company
Cicero
Anyl Mirrorer
Nathan
Master Art, Corporation
Limits Industrial Corporation
Bovin
Former Virginia Grid Star Shot by Wife
Arlington authorities report William G. Gloth, former Arlington grid star and Commonwealth's Attorney, in serious condition from a chest wound. His ex wife Marjorie Gloth is on $10,000 bond awaiting a hearing. police cite a late night shooting near Clarendon as he spoke with her mother Mrs Delia Snyder. A woman named Edith Scudder was arrested with them for related offenses. the case remains under review with further details on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William G. Gloth
Commonweath
Arlington County
Virginia
Universal Virginia
Marjorie Glath
Uut
Arligston County
Glath
Mics
Delia Snyder
Percil
Clarendon
Richmond
Gloth
Edith Scudder
Democratic
Patten Reveals Bond Transfer Before Teapot Dome Panel
Chicago grain merchant James A. Patten told the Senate Teapot Dome committee he disposed of $25,000 in Continental Trading Company bonds turned over to the Republican National Committee in 1923 by Harry F. Sinclair. He described efforts to cover a 1920 deficit, sending a check to pay off the debt, and wondered why the bonds were not sold in New York.
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Washington
James A. Patten
Chicago
Senate Teapot Dome
Continental Trading Company
Republican National Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Will H. Hays
Fred W. Upham
Republicanational Committee
Patten
Upham
United States
New York
Formation of New Road Association Unites Regional Clubs
Johnson City Kiwanis Club leads a regional effort to form a road association with North Carolina Kentucky and Tennessee clubs. Aiming for a federal designation, the group considers routes from Detroit to Florida via Ontario and the Appalachians. Representatives debate names like Appalachian Highway or Appalachian Way as various routes converge on Johnson City.
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Tohnson
Tosterana
Detroit
Michigan
Appia
Citthe
Ontario
Chian Mountain
Kiwananis Elui
Clagen Or
Mire Kiwanis Clubs
Asheville
Noog
Ash- Jani Wy
Fom
Charleston
Florida
Johnson City
Oliver Wendell Holmes 87 Celebrated Supreme Court Veteran
Oliver Wendell Holmes veteran associate justice of the Supreme Court marks his eighty seventh birthday in Washington. He has long served as a teacher of the court, though recent days kept him at home with a cold hindering participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Washington, Marek
Veryusin
John Marshall
Mars
English Aviator Plans Long Hop for Record Flight
Detroit pilots Eddie Stinson and George Haldeman prepared to break the world sustained flight record from Lake St Clair. They loaded 845 pounds, including 530 gallons of gasoline, for what could be nearly 60 hours aloft. Weather and ice conditions set the stage as betting odds shifted on a possible longer flight.
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Detroit
March
Eddie Stinson
George Haldewin
Lake St. Clair
Stinson
Hi S Careateer
Romain
Lake Clair
Lyons
Stingon
Haldeman
Ruth Elders
Selfridge Field
Page Four
KIWANIARS BACK INTERSTATE MEET ON GOOD ROADS
Kiwanis Club representatives and highway men from Tennessee Virginia Kentucky and North Carolina met at the John Sevier Hotel to pledge support for the Appalachian Way and related highways. About one thousand five hundred delegates attended the meeting sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club as they reported progress and urged completion of missing links along the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Middle Bash
Kiwanis Club
John Sevier Hotel
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Appalachian Tours
Weather outlook for Virginia and Tennessee zones
Weather bulletin notes increasing cloudiness and rising temperatures in Virginia with rain starting late tonight or Friday morning and winds shifting northeast to southeast. Tennessee forecast calls for showers tonight, warmer in the east, and colder in the extreme west with Friday mostly cloudy and cooler conditions. Data from the local weather station compiled by GC L Butin. Readings taken daily at p.m. yesterday and on the same date last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Tennessee
Tj. S
GC. L. Butin
LACONIC WARNING TO NICARAGUA S SENT BY AMERICA
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opposes withdrawing American Marines before the October elections in Nicaragua. The United States insists on supervising the elections, with officials discussing a substitute bill for American oversight. Managua reports the Senate debate over a new election law, while the state department pushes for supervision and adherence to the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington Agua Wits Y March S
Nic Beenty Farmer
United States
Te Soree
Managua
Ayaupuin Senate
McCay
State Department
Niwenigua
Frank G
Chamorro
Senate Foreign Relations
Borah
Entins
Nieragun
Norfolk Bridge Company Hearing Set For James River Plan
A public hearing will be held March 15 to consider the Eastern Virginia Bridge Company application for a bridge across the James River from Tremond Island to Wharf. Channing M. Ward, Richmond promoter, is listed as interested in the proposal. Colonel Henry C. Jewett, U S Office of Engineer, will oversee the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Va. M
Eastern Virginia Bridge Company
Channing M. Ward
Richmond
James River
Trondamestown Island
Henry CG. Jewett
U. S
Great Britain readies for large war in Arabia
London reports British mobilization near Transjordan to deter Wahabi tribes under Ibn Saud. Armored cars, planes, and tanks move from Palestine to Amman as authorities recall personnel and deploy forces along the front. Dispatches note wide war prep with air and ground units, signaling escalating tensions in the region.
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London
Atabic
Transjordania
Ibn Saud
Daily Mail
Jaffa
Palestine
Frontier ‘Force
Odm
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Democratic Party
RED
Nicaragua
Andy Dryken
Kiwanis
Coolidge
New Hampshire
Robert Jackson
Concord
N. A
Trauver and Smith
Delega Nene
Hampshire
Virginia Grid
William G. Glath
Washington Hospital
Senator Wash
Montana
NEW Road Association
States
Walter Hunter
Detroi
George Haldeman Hope
Hinchcliffe
Atlantic
London Field
Walter G. A. Hinchcliffe
Gordon Sinclair
Air Force
Cranwell
India
Cramwell
Eye
Mareh &Pi
Walter G. Hincheliffe
Potts
Saus
Esperts
America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Arabia
Ranleh
Amman
Egypt
Jerusalem
Sapute
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