Court Decree Bars Senate From Seizing Telegraph Telegrams
A final injunction restrains the Black senate lobby committee from blanket subpoenas on telegraph companies and blocks access to Strawn firm telegrams. Chief Justice Wheat of DC Supreme Court signed the order, upholding constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizure. William Randolph Hearst seeks to compel return of seized telegrams via a special appeal.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Wheat
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Chicago
Winston, Strawn & Shaw
Silas Strawn
American Bar Association
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Western Union Telegraph Co
Black Committee
Strawn
Congress
Senate Committee
William Randolph Hearst
United States Court of Appeals
Paris Feels Threat of Police Strike Over Tricolor
The report notes Paris fears police action during wartime unrest and protests over the French flag. Foreign tourists avoid France as strikes rise and red flags fly over public monuments after Blum's government faced communist demonstrations.
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France
Republic
Ponsard
Blum
Nice
Paris police strike fears rise during Marseilles mutiny end
Paris journals warn of police reform delays and potential uprisings as Marseilles ends a shipyard and port shutdown. Strikes ripple across Grenoble Avignon and Nice with merchants and workers reacting to tighter controls and labor demands.
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Paris
France
Marseilles
Seine Et Oise
Grenoble
Avignon
Usines
Little Doubaix
Worcester council member IQ test order sparks controversy
In Worcester Massachusetts George A Wells filed with the city clerk an order seeking voluntary intelligence tests for all city council members. The proposal mirrors testing given to sixteen year olds and aims to measure mental capacity among local officials.
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Worcester
Mass
George A. Wells
Tin Mill Day Parade Sets Ten O Clock Start
The Tin Mill Day parade begins at ten on Hamilton street and moves through a detailed formation leading to downtown by about 10 45. Marshals and aides, bands, and departments follow specific routes via Long avenue Grimes street and Pennsylvania avenue with a fixed open four abreast march and two pace intervals. The parade ends at Falls street then Mill street and North street before disbanding.
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Hamilton Street
Lyndal Street
Electric Street
Waldo Street
Long Avenue
Grimes Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
Galbreath Avenues
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Joseph Dukes
Thos. Richards
Jos. Klein, Jr
Mill Street
Grove Street
East Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Falls Street
Falls Streets
North Street
Watertown man cites blue law after Sunday accident
A. Mead Wheeler told police he did not know the police station was open Sunday when he reported a Sunday night accident late Monday. The remark highlights blue law awareness in Watertown Mass.
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International News Service
Watertown
Mass
A. Mead Wheeler
Penn Theatre Insulation and Ventilation Upgrade
Double crews finish final stage of roof insulation using rock wool by pneumatic method to block heat. Two giant blower fans supply about 50 000 cubic feet per minute, refreshing air and replacing the theatre air every five minutes. Manager M D Cohn says the system aims to keep patrons comfortable all summer.
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Penn Theatre
The
Penn
M. D. Cohn
Governor Landon Prepares to Fish and Write Speeches
Governor Alf Landon rests at Estes Park planning his Kansas acceptance address and farm plank talk. He refuses calls until aides arrive, while meeting with farm experts Phillips Rose, Clifford Hope, John Coulter, and Frank Loden in preparations for Topeka events.
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Estes Park
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kansas
Prairie State Capitol
Phillips Rose
National Farm Weekly
Clifford R. Hope
Democrats End Two-Thirds Rule For Nomination
At the Democratic convention the rules committee report on changing delegate selection was rushed through under gag rules. Senator Robinson announced the report's adoption after a tense vote that drew loud laughter from delegates.
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Rules Committee
Bennett Champ Clark
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Clark
Robinson
Arkansas
Clerk Sustains Arm Wound Cutting Parcel Cable
J. Milt Houk a post office clerk accidentally cut an artery in his left arm while opening a parcel with a knife on duty yesterday. A physician treated the laceration and he was sent home on R. F. D. 6 to rest this today.
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J. Milt Houk
Deaths of the Day Mrs Olive Fairbanks Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Olive Fairbanks conducted at her son Earl Eckles home 111 North Crawford Ave Readings by Rev John L Landrey of Wesleyan Methodist Church sermon by Rev J R Swauger of Sandy Lake Vocal selections by Mabel and Sadie Lewis with Rev Swauger Poem read by Mrs J L Landrey dedicated to the deceased Pallbearers listed Large funeral attendance and floral tribute Interment for Francisco Chiapperino at St Vitus church cemetery Saturday 10 30 a m official notice
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Olive Fairbanks
Earl Eckles
North
Crawford Avenue
John L. Landrey
Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. R. Swauger
Sandy Lake
Mabel
Sadie Lewis
White
J. L. Landrey
Fairbanks
William Kurtz
Charles Brinton
Arthur Davis
Gus Lehberger
George Lehberger
Leonard Corbin
Francisco Chiapperino
Pearson Street
St. Vitus Church
Southern China Forces Advance to Kiangsi Border
Dispatches from Nanchang report the army of the Semi Autonomous Kwangtung province reached Hweichang within Kiangsi, 60 miles inside. The advance defies Nanking's ultimatum to retire and continues on the left flank while Kwangsi fights near Hengchow in Hunan.
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International News Service
Hongkong
Nanchang
Kiangsi
Kwangtung
Hweichang
Nanking
Kwangsi Province
Hengchow Hunan
New Post Office For Coraopolis
Treasury department spokesmen say construction of a new Coraopolis post office should start before winter with funds earmarked this week. Site offers likely advertised next week and construction should begin before the next snowfall if procurement runs smoothly.
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Washington, D.C
Coraopolis
Treasury Department
President Roosevelt Nominated Tonight at Large Philadelphia Rally
President Roosevelt is set to be renominated this evening before about 125000 attendees at Franklin Field. The event features 17 000 temporary seats plus 80 000 stands with tickets costing one dollar, all proceeds to the Democratic campaign fund. The Roosevelts and key family members will attend, and after his acceptance he will return to Hyde Park for rest.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Campaign Fund
Farley
Franklin Field
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Washington
James
Elliott
Massachusetts
Texas
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Franklin, Jr
John
Harvard
Hyde Park
Westminster Names New Coach For Westminster College
The article announces the appointment of a new coach at Westminster College. The candidate previously coached football and basketball at New Brighton High School and played four letters at Bethany, starring in football and basketball before being chosen by Westminster after a thorough canvassing of the field.
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New Brighton High School
Bethany
Westminster College
Funeral for 75 year old Louisa Golden at Darlington church
Mrs Louisa Golden 75 longtime Darlington Presbyterian member will be buried after funeral services at the Darlington church Saturday at 2 pm. She leaves daughter Mrs Ethel Ward of Hanoverton Ohio and brother Daniel Madden of Petersburg Ohio. The News By Mail subscription notice at end.
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Louisa Golden
Darlington Presbyterian Church
Ethel Ward
Hanoverton
Daniel Madden
Petersburg
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