Philadelphia Underworld Tightens Grip Amid Gun Vest Probe
District Attorney John Monaghan disclosed evidence linking Viking Max Ho Tao Mott, alleged kingpin of Philadelphia haegpers, to Edward Goldberg who runs a military goods shop selling bullet proof vests and weapons. Records were seized and Goldberg arrested for perjury after grand jury testimony while vest receipts tied to Max and Hailey, jailed for highway robbery, in a widening inquiry into club slayings and related murders.
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Sept
Apy
John Monaghan
Max “Hoo Tao Mott
Philadelphia
Edward 8. Galdborg
Grand Jury
Mr. Monaghan
Rum
Goldburg
Goldberg
Distriet
Tetegord
Frankie Mailey
John Hineker
Mickey Duffy
Cadit
Galdberg
City Hall
Max Hof
Hailey
Grand
Hitch
Bank Head Celebrates 87th Birthday on Duty
WIXCH E Re Vin Sept 4 James B Russell longtime Union Bank of Winchester president celebrated his 87th birthday while continuing his duties He has served as bank president for many years and as a director for many more He was a Confederate veteran under Lee at Appomattox and remains active in work and health matters.
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James B. Russell
South
Union Bank of
Winchester
Russell
Lee
Apponittax
Weather Stops Byrd Antarctic Flight At Mitchel Field
Low visibility halted plans for four airplanes in Commander Richard E Byrd's Antarctic expedition from Mitchel Field New York to Norfolk Virginia. The air route to landing ships at Norfolk was postponed weather permitting with a new flight slated for tomorrow if conditions improve.
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N.Y
Richard BE
Byril
Trampton Roads
Bernt Ratchen
Virginia
Norfolk
Weather update for Virginia and Tennessee regions
Showers tonight and Friday morning in Virginia, then cloudy with slowly rising temperatures and northeast winds. Tennessee mainly cloudy tonight, Friday fair and slightly warmer. Data compiled at U S weather bureau by C Te Bundings at 6 p m with yesterday heat and rainfall figures for the 24 hour period ending the previous day.
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Virginia
Tennessee
U. S
C. Te Bunn Dings Tiken
Wach High Ave
Hoover's Last Drive In West Hoover's Last Drive In West
Herbert Hoover plans a final East and South swing starting October 17 with a New York address the fourth in the region. He will then begin a continental tour leading to California to vote in November. A speech is planned October 6 at Elizabethton Tennessee for an industrial celebration before or after the trip.
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James L. West
Associated Pross
Washington
Herbert Hoover
New York
California
Elizabethton
Tennessee
North Dakota GOP splits over Hoover support
North Dakota Republicans divided on backing Herbert Hoover for president with non-partisan league faction refusing endorsement and independents backing him. A separate campaign was organized by the independents while non-partisans criticized Hoover as a toolful business and said the party had strayed from its course.
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N. D
North Dakota
Herbert Hoover
Hloever
Republican State Central Committee
Hoover
Wansax City
Mr. Hoover
Alfred HM. Smith
Fred F. Graham
Republican National
John Coolidge Unemployed Visit in Northampton
John Coolidge, visiting his grandmother in Northampton Massachusetts, says he is unen gaged and jobless. He recently spent a Wisconsin vacation with his parents and arrived via New York City after meeting W A Nay of the New Haven Hartford Railroad while awaiting a connection. He says he has not decided what line of work to pursue and is undecided about railroading or radio.
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Mass
John Coolidge
Elmira Goodhte
Brule
Wis
New York City
W. A. Nay
New York, New Haven
John
Coolidge
Ingersoll Watchmaker Robert H Ingersoll Dies at 69
Robert H Ingersoll a Michigan farmer boy who helped popularize a dollar watch with a plan to produce 75 million of them died at 69 from Brights disease in a Denver sanitarium. He and his brother Charles founded the watch plant in 1892, later bankrupt. Waterbury Clock Co acquired assets. Survived by brothers Charles in New York and Arthur in Muhlwydd.
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Cab
Robert H. Ingersoll
Michigan
Ingersoll
Charles Tojetsoll
Michi’ Kun
New York
Waterbury
Conn
Trenton
N. J
Ingersell Company
Waterbury Clock Company
Robert Ingersoll
Wallace M. Probasvo
Robert G. Jagersall
Taversall
Charles
Brothyr
Arthur
Mission Board Faces Million Dollar Shortage Scandal
Atlanta Sept 6 The home mission board of the Southern Baptist convention disclosed a shortage near 1 090 000 dollars tied to treasurer Carnes who vanished Aug 15. A church panel revealed Carnes kept a secret file with loans from 150 banks and investigators prepared to present grand jury actions. The board moved to reorganize as officials and relatives react to the loss and ongoing injunctions seek to restrain funds and protect assets.
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Home ‘Mission Board of Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Izcor
Cimon S. Carnes
C. W. Daniel
Redmond
Leopard
Carnes
Walter R. Brown
Bans Uist
Church
Bal A. Stephens
Ybex
Joint Church Committee
Church Beard
Hindusta
Home Mission Board
Carnes Hyn l
Missouri
Smd
Carrey
Armembher
Brown
Home —Sission Board
United States Prcurity Company
Baltimore
Joel Hunter
Cotanany
Hoover to Speak in Elizabethton Tenn October 6
AP report notes Hoover itinerary with Elizabethton Tennessee set for October 6 as part of a broader national campaign update. Separate items list J R Nutt announcing large August fundraising and expenditures totaling 655 418 and 312 216 respectively.
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Tenn
J. R. Nutt
National Republican
Bismarck
S. D
North Dakota
Independent
Republican Agricultural Record
Boston
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Davis
Sennator Brookhart
Towa
West
Taylor
Tennessee
Nnoinee
Sackett
Kentucky
New York
Rastob
Jestica
Norman Thomas
Helena
Mont
Walsh Sand. Wheeler
Montana
Smith
Rudolph Sprecklen
Eridorsiak Smiths
Atedged
Robinson invasion of Tennessee campaign routs to Nashville
Senator Jack T. Robinson moved into Tennessee on September 6 en route to Nashville to deliver a campaign address. He spoke optimistically about information from Texas and Arkansas on conditions there and planned three Tennessee speeches starting in Nashville at 1 o'clock tonight. Doubt remains about Democratic loyalty in Tennessee with Republicans predicting a Monver column in November. Continued on page five.
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Tenn
Robinson
Tennessee
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Nashville
Prince of Wales to Hunt Big Games
London reports the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester plan a voyage from Marseilles to Africa for big game hunting. They will sail to Alexandria then Cairo, Ismailiya on the Suez Canal, and Mombassa, proceeding toward Kenya before Christmas. The journey includes official duties and imperial representation amid anticipation in Britain.
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Prince of Wales
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Africa
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Cairo
Ismailiya
Suez Canal
Inia
Malda
Mombassa
Kenya
Smith Invades West Week 16
Governor Smith plans a Westward presidential push for the week of September 16 with three speeches in Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado. The first stop is Omaha on September 18 followed by Oklahoma City September 20 and Denver September 22. All talks will be one night engagements as he tours the region while staying away from New York that week.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Smith
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Denver
New York State
Weather postpones Roosevelt Field air derby start
Weather halted the New York Los Angeles air derby at Roosevelt Field on Sept 6, forcing postponement to tomorrow at six as rain fog and low ceilings kept pilots on the ground. Five pilots withdrew in protest against certain race entries approved by the committee.
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St. Paurnd
Train Wreck Kills Engineer and Fireman in South Carolina
A Southern passenger train derailed into a washout near Columbia injuring twenty five and killing Engineer D R Poore and Fireman J F Ratarec. Fireman J G Glenn was recovered later, while passengers marooned overnight were moved to Columbia. An emergency crew and wrecking train worked to clear the site along the Norfolk Southern line near the Wateree River.
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J. G. Glenn, Newberry
Newberry
Laurens Rilway
Alexander
H. M. Hoof
Express Messenger
J. F. Glymph
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J. J. Martinoff
Urokén
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I. D. Wright
J F. Simpson
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D. R. Poore
J. F. Roarey
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Newbrrey
Lauren Raley
Nawberry
Senuthen
Kron River
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