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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1928
Page
1
United Press report aboard Hoover's train notes his eastern campaign wrap up as he eyes New York victory. Crowd estimates at Madison Square Garden reached about 22,000 as supporters cheered the candidate on the eve of further stops.
Condolences poured in from Jewish leaders across the U S and abroad for Adolph Kraus former International president of B nai B rith who died in Chicago at age 75. Kraus immigrated from Austria at 15 and built a legal career after the great fire of 1871. He served on the Chicago board of education as corporation counsel and in the city’s civil service commission before becoming editor of the Chicago Times.
The report notes failed attempts to curb liquor smuggling from Canada during Prohibition. It mentions Maud Weiss and connections between U S and Canadian authorities, with details on officials’ daily reports and a marriage reference. Funeral services for a relative are planned.
Dr Al levallece a west end physician urges the Canadian government to create weekly ports for his statistical bureau. He notes illicit liquor shipments declared for export to the United States were reported by authorities each evening, but treated as legal by some forces.
Chicago police hunted a man believed to avenge Silvie Colombo’s death by shooting a prosecutor in U S district court. Investigators said the intended target was policeman Michael Shannon who testified in a prohibition case. Court was secured and searches conducted as officers recovered minor weapons.
Albany Mich correspondent reports Gov. Alfred H. Smith on the eve of election day rest from campaign duties at the executive mansion. He plans a Boston speech and eastward campaigning as Herbert Hoover travels west. Family details for Mrs. Smalley and Charles Smalley Jr. are noted.
In Chicago the German air crew led by Hugo and the Zeppelin team received a two hour welcome ending with a public reception. Adm Morrell praised naval aviation progress and the potential for future arms accords while discussing past and planned aircraft developments and international naval talks.
Report notes French press reaction to the White Paper and Anglo French naval policy. A car train collision near Val crossing injures Mr Meisner with minor injuries while his neck is twisted.
British newspapers unite in criticism of diplomatic efforts amid tensions. Editors blame slow negotiations and perceived evasions by leading nations. The consensus calls for firmer action and clearer policy to avert escalation.
Stockholders in the K A O group learned that negotiations were under way for a merger forming the largest amusement enterprise. Radio Keith Orpheum corporation and related interests moved to consolidate major holdings after notifying holders of over 40 percent.
In Chicago eight derelicts perished in a blaze at the Bagi hotel on Smith Street. Six victims were found in a third floor cell-like room with improvised wire screens and torn muslin coverings offering little protection. Bodies were charred beyond recognition. Identifications awaited.
Federal Trade Commission plans to compel officers of the Electric Bond and Share Co of New York to answer questions in the power industry investigation. Ralph St Feagin, vice president, again refused to discuss finances or business practices, citing a fundamental question about compelled testimony. Bankruptcy filings also move in Wisconsin as Sheboygan asylum farm manager files in U S district court.
The long, winding court decision centers on George Campbell Garson the inventor whose desert prospecting life yielded a wealth that had long eluded him. After years of chase across Colorado and Nevada deserts, the case ends with a formal ruling on owed payments and rightful ownership.
Walter J Kohler faces scrutiny over campaign expenses in the Wisconsin governor race. The filing secretary cites excessive disbursements, meals and travel, alleged improper payments, and possible violations of state political financing laws. Kohler defended the expenditures as lawful while opponents argue they breach the law and could affect candidacy.
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