Small Operators Squeezed Out In New York Racket
Witness in the trial of James Hines testifies that Dutch Schultz seized control of Harlem policy and forced small operators out. Brander says he was offered $100 weekly to join, while other mob figures pressured him to stay silent. Magistrate Erwin’s alleged intimidation is raised in testimony.
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New York
Jimmy” Hines
Dutch Schultz
Wilfred Bran Ger
Harlem
Supreme Court
Jam Tammanyet
Brunder
Harlem Policy
Joe
Ison
Schultz
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
George Weinberg
Davis
Brander
Joe Ison
Fran Erwin
Dewey
Hines
Reorganization Act Test Asked By W. B. Rubin
Madison. William B. Rubin of Milwaukee, counsel for nine discharged inspectors and enforcers of the state beverage tax division, asked Circuit Judge A. C. Hoppmann to declare the state reorganization act unconstitutional. The suit seeks a writ for reinstatement of the ousted workers. Judge Hoppmann reserved ruling as Vaudreuil and Latimer differed on session emergency status.
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Madison
William B. Rubin
Milwaukee
State
A. C. Hoppmann
Rubins
Reny
Huppmann
Een
Ed T. Vaudreuil
Pats
Shanghai police chief assassinated amid foreign tensions
Chinese superintendent of the international settlement police was shot dead in Shanghai as foreign and Japanese forces clash over arrests and flags. Japanese officers were reprimanded after incidents involving American troops and Chinese protesters as tensions rise in the foreign settlement.
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Shanghai
Tish Téen Kwe
International Settlement Police
Igentii
Lohse
Senruko Kusumoto
Japanese Army
Special Service Branch
Marine Headquarters
JAP5
Kusumoto
Peiping
Tsingtao
Kengi Doithara
Tokio
Lloyd Lekrbaz
Yangi River
Hankow
Tankaw
Kiukiang
World War Cavalry Officer Passes Away
Washington state obituary notes the death of World War Cavalry officer Ged Russel Guard. The veteran served with distinction and is survived by family members and local comrades.
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Washington — Russel
Adolph Lewisohn Dies At 89 A Pioneer Benefactor
Adolph Lewisohn, 89, noted investment broker and philanthropist described as New York's most useful citizen, died of a heart attack at his summer home. German-born immigrant who amassed wealth from copper mining and smelting, he funded the Lewisohn Stadium at the College of the City of New York and donated to Columbia Yale Harvard Dartmouth Princeton and many orphan and hospital programs. He will be buried at Salem Fields in Brooklyn. He is survived by his son and three daughters.
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Adolph Lewisohn
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Awaiti
Hongire
New York
Lewisohn
College of the City of New York
Columbia School of Mines
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Princeton
Montana
Tennessee Corporation
Central Development Company
Miami Copper Company
Salem Fields
Brook
Arthur Lehman
Letiumy
JL Oreat-Prandeh
Seven Hurt Readers Crash Near Fall Creek
Seven were injured in a head on collision between two automobiles near Fall Creek Wisconsin. The crash involved a coupe driven by Clarence Seave Pardeeville and another vehicle with William Bracket and others injured. M J Degiman county traffic officer said a rock driveway might be placed against Alvin Jannson.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Susong
Minneapolis
Mice
Jonnson
Minard H. Jonnson
Geneva dJonnsen
Gordon Johnsen
Walkesh
William
Bracket Farmer
M. J. Degiman
Dorsze
Alvin Jannson
Final Paine Bank dividend paid to Oshkosh creditors
The eighth and final dividend payment to Paine Bank of Oshkosh depositors was issued today. About 2,000 claimants received checks totaling 48,608.09 dollars, representing 7.05 percent of claims, as administrator E. Y. O’Brien urged recipients to cash promptly.
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Paine Phrift
Osh‘Kosh
E. Y
N Baking Coromission
O'Brien
Paine Bank
Liventhal Renews Attack On Morgan In TVA Testimony
Knoxville Tennessee news reports TVA Director David E Lilienthal testifies on the Berry marble deal and attacks former TVA chairman Arthur E Morgan. Lilienthal says he did not see a memorandum cited in the controversy and questions Morgan's knowledge of the document amid the condemnation hearing.
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Knoxville
Tenn
TVA
David E. Lilienthal
Arthur BE. Morgen
Lilienthal
Mit
United States
George L. Berry
Arthur EL Morgan
Bock
Dring Morgan
Morgan
Khaydrena
French Munitions Blast Reported At Paris Site
A Paris area report describes a blast at munitions storage tied to French military material. Authorities launched an investigation to determine cause and scope.
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Paris
Roosevelt Addresses Queens University on Americas Friendship
President Roosevelt accepts a civilian degree at Queens University in Kingston Ontario and declares US Canadians stand as true friends in a fellowship of the Americas. He warns against any empire threatening Canadian soil and stresses civilizational links and free exchange of ideas.
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Kingston
Ontol
Roosevelt
United Es S
Canadia
Queens University
Canada
Fellowship of the Americas
Americas
Haere
Beouty
United States
Hull
Queens Universe
Weather Summary From Northwestern Observations
Generally fair conditions with a cool night and rising temperatures by tomorrow. Regional notes show a high near 86 and a low around 67 from Brackstall, with northeast winds and a barometer at 25.70.
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Associated
Roosevelt Considers Honorary Degree From Queens University
President Roosevelt indicated he does not think the Supreme Court would object to him accepting an honorary Doctor of Laws from Queens University. The issue centers on constitutional concerns about receiving titles from foreign powers.
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Kingston
Quiltrio
Roosevelt
Cimadians
Supreme Court
Queens University
Vldef
Quwens University
de Piney Co
Witness Links Harry Bridges to Communist Ties
Miss Margaret Kerr testified before a committee on un-American activities that Harry Bridges attended Los Angeles meetings of the Communist party under the alias Harry Dorgan. She described her 18 years with the Better America Federation and noted a 1930s Belvidere Gardens session as Bridges’s first contact with the party, with ongoing investigations into subversive activity in California.
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Washington
Mirgaret Kerr
Patriotic Society
House
Harry Bridges
Harry Dorgan
Better America Federation
California
Los Angeles
Kerr
N. Morkhedin
Wee Communist Party
Alf Sitidehedin
Belvidere Gardens
Floral Street
Kin notes Canada US friendship at Thousand Islands bridge dedication
Prime Minister Mackenzie King, with President Roosevelt, calls the bridge a “peace bridge” linking Canada and the United States. He praises joint boundary diplomacy and urges broader continental cooperation to preserve neighborly relations and freedom of life while planning future bridge projects.
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Canada
Bridge of Peace
Thousand Islands Bridge
Canadian
U. S
MacKenzie King
United States
Roosevelt
Thousand Islamis Bridge
Trie
King
Europe
Asia
Aire
Wwe
Control of House Rules Committee Hinge on O'Connor Contest
Fragmentary OCR text shows a political contest over control of the House Rules Committee linked to figures such as O'Connor and Democratic members like Driver of Arizona. The garbled lines mention elections, support, and leadership dynamics within a legislative party.
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House Rules Committee
O’ Connor
Peto
Washington
Fylan
Moti ‘Nous Ball
Fravon Mei
Arkarona
B.C. Gutntogi
Kampingns
Cox Tonmentaye
Three Popular Resorts at Green Lake Raided and Operators Arrested
Green Lake authorities raided three popular resorts leading to the arrest of operators including Green Taher Wik and A. W. Stewart of the Tuscumbia club. Preliminary hearing set for Aug 30 as Constable Mathe cites evidence of gambling devices and violations, with actions prompted by complaints from other tavern operators who had removed slot machines and pinball games.
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Green Lake
Martie
Tataley Smoruay
Bartol
Caina
A. W. Stew
Roosevelt urges seaway treaty to curb American interest monopolies
President Roosevelt spoke at the Ivy Lea Collins Landing bridge dedication urging joint U S Canada action on the St Lawrence waterway. He warned a group of American interests could gain control of river development without balanced government oversight and called for shared management of the waterway and resources. Continued on Page 2, Column 2.
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William FB. Ardery
Thousand Islands Bridge
U. S. Border
Roosevel
St.Lawrence Waterway
Fnd
United States
Canada
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence
Ivy Lea
Ontario
Collins Landing
N. Y
Kingston
Boundary-Line
Terge
Troosevedt
Great Lakes
Mendota Skipper Secures Civic Regatta Triumph
In a brisk regatta on a day of light headwinds, skipper Jerome T. Coe led the Mendota crew to a rare victory in the Inland Association event. The race featured strategic moves along the west triangle course with rival boats finishing respectably and local spectators cheering the triumph.
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Jerome T
Coe
Saath West
COOP
Eight killed in India farm riot at Hardoi village
Dispatches report a deadly riot in Hardoi village, Allahabad district, India, where eight people were killed and about 40 wounded after tenants fired on landlords during a land eviction dispute.
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India
Allahabad
Hardoi
Indays
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Sanguinar
Abo
Hunan
Hanken
Fall Creek
Liventhal
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Willie
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Vince Lefer
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Nara
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