Rally Follows Early Slump In Stock Market Action
New York shares rebounded after an early decline as bears reduced positions and bulls offered limited backing. Major gainers included American Tobacco Warner Brothers Johns Manville North American and Houston. several large issues added 1 3 points while some hit new lows earlier. Daily volume reached about 2.4 million shares with the close showing strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Tobacco
Warner Brothers
Johns Mansville
North American
Houston
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Radio
General Electric
General Motors
American Can
Johns Manville
Vanadium
Auburn Auto
Corn Products
Gillette
Houston Oil
Warner Bros. Pictures
U. & Steel
American & Foreign Power
Eastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
Public Service of New Jersey
J. S. Case
Lettte couple visit Evanston kin and Chicago trip
City residents report visits and travel plans including Mr. and Mrs. Lettte of Evanston staying with Dr. and Mrs. Lezotte, and others driving to Chicago. Veterans of Foreign Wars fills quartermaster post with Dietrich Sick and initiates three candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lettte
Evanston, Ill
G. D. Lezotte
East Third Street
Dietrich Sick
Howard Argyle
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Malloy Plans to Sign Carnera and Sharkey for September Fight
Chicago promoter Mique Malloy said he expects to sign Primo Carnera and Jack Sharkey for a 10 round bout in September. Malloy, in New York for talks, has optioned Carnera's next American match and the Venetian giant promised to fight anyone Malloy picked. Chicago Stadium management indicated willingness to buy the contract if the deal is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mique Malloy
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Malloy
New York
Boston Gob
Carnera
Phelps and Bush Opposed in Cubs Robin Tilt Today
In Chicago on August 13 AP reports a capacity crowd for the Cubs Brookyn Robins game as Guy Bush and Ray Phelps are the starting pitchers in the second clash of the crucial series. Jake Flowers is hurt and Eddie Moore covers second base for Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Guy Bush
Ray Phelps
Jake Flowers
Brooklyn
Eddie Moore
Clouds Bring Storms and Cooler Temperatures Here
Overhanging clouds persisted through the morning with a light sprinkle in the area at 2 p m Mostly cloudy weather is forecast for this section of the state Showers may reach the east and south central regions tonight and possibly Thursday morning with slightly warmer conditions in the southeast Temperatures at 7 am reached 68 degrees rising two degrees from Tuesday morning The 2 p m reading stayed near 70 as east winds shifted river level remained at 3 feet with no 24 hour change
Truck and Auto Collide in Fog Four Dead Five Hurt
In Cranbury Lake New Jersey thick fog caused a head on crash between a milk truck and a car. Four men from Passaic were killed and five others injured. Eight highway workers were in the automobile heading to work. the truck driver was among the less seriously hurt.
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Cranbury Lake
N. J
Passais
Iowa Briefs reflects accidents and bids across counties
Aerial circus dedication at Hawkeye Airways airport with Don Halley of Rapid Air Lines as principal speaker. Mary Baughman, 11, died from a fall in a barn. Irvin Gavin, Lee Lud wig and John Johnson fined for dynamiting fish. Paul Netherow killed. Thomas Douglas injured in a crash. Cecil Deutch injured in a racing-car crash. Seven firms bid on Winnishick road bonds. Betchel bid accepted at 230000 with 41 2 percent interest and 750 bonus. Robert Griffin fined for carrying a loaded rifle. companion released. Thieves abandon a stolen car owned by Harry Sorenson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hawkeye Airways
Don Halley
Rapid Air Lines of
Omaha
Decorah
George M. Betchel and Company
Winnishick County Board of Supervisors
Chairman Legge Flies to Capital for Drouth Conference
Alexander Legge, chairman of the federal farm board, boarded an airplane in Dickinson North Dakota for the first leg of a cross country flight to Washington where he will attend President Hoover s drouth conference Thursday.
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Dickinson
N. D
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Hoover
Justices Tire of Hearing Evidence in Billings Case
California. The California Supreme Court heard Warren K. Billings plea for clemency amid bitter cross-examination. Justices pressed for adjournment as testimony grew contentious. Billings and Mooney identifications tied to the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing that killed 10 and wounded 40.
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Billings
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
Preston
Curtis and
Richards
Waste
Shenk
Edwin V. McKenzie
Thomas J. Mooney
Robber Immolated After Fire Sprays Gasoline Incident
In Joplin Missouri last night a robber who opened fire on a woman was set ablaze by gasoline sprayed on him by the intended victim Mrs Amy Haggard a filling station operator. The man fled in a waiting car pursued by gunfire as flames engulfed him.
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Joplin
Amy Haggard
Driver Killed as Auto Hits Pole Near Croton
Croton On Hudson N Y Aug 13 AP one man 48 Lewis Wilk of New York was killed when his car crashed into a telephone pole at the bottom of a hill near Croton late last night. Two women Mrs Lulu Morgan and Mrs Elizabeth Dillon of Chicago were treated for cuts and bruises at Ossining hospital. Frederick Long of Chicago escaped injury.
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Croton-On-Hudson
N. Y
Helen Morlan
Croton
Lewis Wilk
New York
Lulu Morgan
Elizabeth Dillon
Chicago
Ossining
Frederick Long
Collision Involving Forest City Driver Near Lake Mills
A vehicle was wrecked in a collision, with one driver named as the Rev. C. M. Granskou of Forest City near Lake Mills.
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C. M. Granskou
Forest City
Lake Mills
Americans Nominated for World Court Bench
Six United States citizens were nominated for the World Court full term and ten for the Hughes vacancy. Nominees include Roscoe Pound Elihu Root James Brown Scott Frank Kellogg George W Wickersham and John H Wigmore with sponsors from multiple nations. Nominations for the Hughes seat and the full bench will be decided next month by the League of Nations bodies.
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Geneva
United States
World Court
Charles Evans Hughes
League of Nations
Roscoe Pound
Law School
Harvard University
Australia
Great Britain
Siam
Elihu Root
Nicaragua
James Brown Scott
Cuba
Frank B. Kellogg
Denmark
George W. Wickersham
France
John H. Wigmore
Northwestern University
Dominican Republic
Hughes
Newton D. Baker
Liam
Roland William Boyden
Beverly
Mass
Austria
Charles Cheney Hyde
Northwestern University Law School
Holland
League Council
Assembly
Outlawing Howat Fishwick Faction In Illinois Mine Battle
Circuit Judge J C Kern granted 15 Franklin County miners a temporary injunction against Howat Fishwick Walter Nesbit Adolph Germer John Walker and all state and national UMWA board members from using the United Mine Workers name or claiming the Howat Springfield group is the original UMWA The order bars the faction from claiming wage agreements dues funds or the UMWA constitution and identifies the plaintiffs as original UMWA members.
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Benton, Ill
Alexander Howat
Hary Fishwick
Illinois
J. C. Kern
Franklin County
Howat
Fishwick
Walter Nesbit
Adolph Germer
John Walker
Springfield
United Mine Workers of America
Howat-Fishwick
District No. 12
Zemo Antiseptic Promises Relief for Itches and Sunburn
For 20 years Zemo has relieved bites rashes and prickly heat with a cooling soothing liquid. It also eases sunburn and itching scalp, pimples and mosquito bites. Available in 85c 60c and $1.00 sizes.
HANKOW READY TO BATTLE REDS
Report from Shanghai notes a planned Red movement in south central China as 1,500 killed in Changsha sacking. Investigators cite communist central command, aim to oust foreigners and establish soviet rule, with Ho Chien blamed for allowing entry to the city.
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Can
Canton
Daniel McGillicuddy
Vincentian
Jenkins
Shio Chow
Kwangtung
Sisters of Charity
Kanchow
J. J. Corbett
Callerden Street
Boston
William Joseph McClimont
St. Vincent’s
Dumont
Shanghai
Changsha
Red
China
Chang- Sha
Ptm
Reds
Ho Chien
Hunan
Ready to Return and Face Music
Harry Holt, former Sioux City post office cashier, is ready to return to face charges after voluntarily surrendering to postal authorities. Holt reportedly admitted a shortfall of 10 000 to 16 000 dollars and told investigators he lost the last of the money on gambling devices in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Holt
Sioux City
Charles H. Clarahan
Holt
Ellis Yost Named Head of Republican Women’s Division
Mrs. Ellis A. Yost of Clarksburg West Virginia named successor to Mrs Louise Dodson as head of the Republican National Committee women’s division Senator Simeon D Fess announces the appointment Yost is Washington representative of the W C T U and attended Antioch College with Fess in Ohio Dodson resigns after long party service and plans to return to Pennsylvania after Yost takes over Mrs Dodson helped lead suffrage campaign in Iowa in 1915 and was a pioneer female officer on the national convention committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Ellis A. Yost
Clarksburg
W. Va
Louise Dodson
Yost
Washington
Senator Fess
Ohio
Antioch College
Dodson
Hoover
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Rengetti Sentenced Again in Loretta Enders Case
Dr. Amante Rengetti received a 14 year sentence after his third conviction for causing Loretta Enders' death through a legal operation. Judge Daniel Truede set bail at 25,000 dollars with a stay of execution while Rengetti appeals to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengetti
Chicago
Amante Rengetti
Loretta Enders
Yeuna’ Tx Pela Sealer
Daniel Trude
Supreme Court
Rongett
Lberto
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Maple Grove Road
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S. D
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Storm Lake
Chesebrough
Mulberry Avenue
Herbert
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R. W. Cash
American Bard Building
C. North
Louis Lange
Landa von Dreskey
Chestnut Street
George Gebhardt
Park Drive
A. J. Lindley
Cedar River
A. W. Douglass
Letts Methodist Episcopal Church
H. W. Munster
F. M. Grimm
Wapello
William Gust
Appelton
Wis
Esther Coon
Oak Street
H. L. Coon
Fred Schreurs
East Fifth Street
Louisa County
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Rotary Club
Weed Park
Roth Service Stations
Shell Petroleum Products
Laurel Bldg
Phelps
Bush
Robin
Journal
Iowa Briefs
Leon
Mary Baughman
Cascade
Irvin Gavin
Lee Ludwig
John Johnson
J. L. Feber
North Fork River
Des Moines
Paul Netherow
Thomas Douglas
Douglas
Knoxville
Marion County
Cecil Deutch
Newton
Mason City
Robert Griffin
Sioux Falls
Griffin
Harry Sorenson
Metro-Goldwyn-Maryer
With Morris
Lewis Stone
Leila Hyams
Wallace Beery
Rob't Montgomery
George F. Marion
J. C. Nugent
Legge
New Mine Union
Beneliting
Sone
Made and
Gaar
Thompson Bldg
Henderson Drug CO
2Nd St
Ellis Yost
Zoller Jewelry Store
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Oakland
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Oakland Motor Car Company
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