Heir Smith Reynolds Shot in Sudden Departure Plans
Winston Salem reports 20 year old heir to tobacco fortunes Smith Reynolds was found shot dead as he prepared to leave home. International News Service says investigators found indications he planned an immediate departure and his body was discovered with clothing and belongings nearby.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Smith Reynolds
International News Service
Prize Hot Weather Fish Yarn Captures Angler’s Pole
Petersburgh Indiana July 16 Carl Snyder a young angler near White river fell asleep while fishing. His line moved abruptly and his rod slipped away then the pole traveled across a 40 acre field. He reached it to find a large silver rat had swallowed the bait and headed toward the next county.
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Petersburg
Ind
Carl Snyder
White River
Snyder
Forfeit Bond of Bernstein in Stock Swindle Case
The $10,000 bond of Sam H Bernstein, sought by Canadian authorities in a stock swindle case, was ordered forfeited in Fort Worth Federal District Court. Bernstein had challenged extradition via habeas corpus, unsuccessfully. a warrant of surrender to Canada followed. Bernstein’s sureties are Marie Levinson Charley Ralsky and Rose Weinstein, all of Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Sam H. Bernstein
James
Wil
Bernstein
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Sve Marie Levinson
Charley Ralsky
Rose Weinstein
Congress Ends Session Debate on Farm Relief and Public Works
The Senate debated farm relief bills and a large public works package as Senator Norris criticized Hoover’s farm policy. The measure would mobilize 1.8 billion in Reconstruction Finance Corp resources, authorize 300 million for state jobless relief, and 1.48 billion for self liquidating public works while funding agriculture and credit banks.
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Howell
Nebraska
Congress
Norris
Roosevelt
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
White House
Jinn Whitehouse
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Oither
Hoover Plans Rest at Rapidan Before Campaign
President Hoover will rest at his Rapidan Camp in Virginia after Congress adjourns. He will first read and act on legislation and organize campaign machinery before directing the re election bid.
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Hoover
Rapidan
Washington, D. C
Congress
Virginia
Church Urges Methodists To Keep Prohibition Out Of Politics
In Nashville Tennessee on July 1 Bishop H. Dubose of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urged Methodists to maintain prohibition as a high moral standard and refrain from tying the liquor issue to political action. He previously challenged Bishop James M Cannon Jr over prohibition stance.
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Tenn
Dubose
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gouth
James M. Cannon Jr
Nisi
Disbose
Aimee May Have Skull Fracture Threatens Health
In Los Angeles in July 1916 Aimee Semple McPherson faces a possible skull fracture and risk of cerebral hemorrhage. Family and doctors report alarming head injuries as Dr H Williams plans a return visit with Dr J Barrow and portable X ray equipment for head imaging.
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Los Angeles
Semple McPherson Flation
Hutton
Lake Elsnore
EH. H. Willams
Williams
J. ¥. Barrow
Moody lists dry friends in Dallas for congressional races
Alvin Moody announced candidates for congressmen-at-large to be backed by dry followers in Dallas. He urged Democratic prohibitionists to enter primaries and concentrate votes on the most stalwart dry in each race, naming several favored candidates and urging involvement to preserve decent government in Texas.
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Dallas
Alvin
Moody
Erskine Williams
B.D. Satin
Sterling P. Strong
E. G. Senter
George B. Terrell
Sherman Nelson
Cyclone Davis
Phebe K. ‘Warmer
Fred Real
A. H. King
Julian Byer
Anti-Tammany Demorratic Association of Texas
Allied Cardpaignere
Houston
Cleveland Riot at Free Food Give Away Ends in Injuries
In Cleveland 6000 people mobbed the Growers and Canners association store for free food baskets at a warehouse opening. Ten women fainted from heat, and Frank Mope, 63, suffered facial and head cuts after being pushed through a plate glass window. Mrs. Margaret Diegel, 26, was taken to St John’s hospital. Traffic halted for hours as eager crowds surged toward the store.
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Cleveland
Jay
Sterling Rally Seeks Probe Into Four Baby Deaths
A large crowd in San Diego heard Governor Sterling demand a full investigation into the mysterious maternity ward deaths of four bottle fed babies at a local hospital on July 8 and eight more critically ill, with inquiry focusing on feeding methods.
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Auroiay
Woolapark
Sterling
Ferror Dan Mandy
Central Tex
San Diego
Calif
Alex M. Lesem
Grid Star Clears Nine Robberies in Jackson
William Mize a 19 year old high school football star confessed to police to holding up nine stores in Jackson over the past six months. He said he did it to have a good time.
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Grid Star
Jackson
Miss
Fly
William Mize
Nme
Poller
Moz ‘A
Man Found Shot in Corpus Christi
Victor Oniman a 48 year old member of a prominent South Texan family was found dead on a bench at the rear of a junior high school in Corpus Christi Texas early today police are investigating the death for possible foul play as details remain unclear in the fragmentary report
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Corpus Christi
Texas
INS
Victor Oniman
Ay Sistol
Palice
Farm Board Probe Body Appointed
Beeler McNary of Oregon appoints a Senate agriculture subcommittee to inquire into activities of the federal Farm Board. The committee plans to begin its investigation Tuesday, amidst Democratic senators warning against a whitewash.
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Farm Board
Washington
1. C
TNB
Beeler McNary
Oregon
Senate Agriculture Bub
Federal Farm Board
McNary
Aimee Plans Civil Action Over Gold Digger Book
LOB ANGELEA July 10 reported Mrs. Aimee Bemple McPhrixon-Hutton intends to sue over her planned civil action related to the book Almine the Gnaptl Gold Digger. Reverend John Goben, once a pastor at Angelus Chapel, is cited in connection with the matter.
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Aimee
Lob Angelea
Aimee Bemple McPhrixon-Hutton
Loday
Trey
John Goben
Goben
Angelus Ample
Mob Attacks in Coney Island Fire Relief Crisis
A mob of about 750 stormed the Coney Island area demanding free food and shelter as a fire relief effort unfolded. Officials dispersed the crowd after a tense confrontation that left several patrolmen and officers involved. The city relief bureau now records homeless households while Public Welfare Commissioner Taylor seeks rental housing amid landlord resistance.
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Coney
Reef Bureau
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City Relief Bureau
Frank J. Taylor
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