Hoover Takes Up Study of Europe
President Hoover returned to Washington after appealing for economy, ready to address Europe’s precarious situation. A cabinet meeting followed the British gold standard suspension, with advisers noting the stock market’s resilience to London’s news as Hoover received official reports from Paris. Ambassador Edie sent word that French premier Laval faced exerted conditions.
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D. C
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Detroit
Europe
Elendard
London
Hoover
White House
Edie
Paris
Pierre Laval
Fairy Prince Story Revealed in Des Moines Tale
Des Moines report recounts Charles Dawson posing as a traveling salesman last week. He mingled with clubgoers and golfers, presenting as a charming Oxford-speaking figure, and was later exposed as Charles, Prince of Belgium, Count of Flandres, the son of Albert I, linking the tale to royal pretensions.
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Albert I
Invitation to Washington Conference on European Affairs
The piece notes a conference in Washington on European affairs and questions what the government can do to aid England in its financial distress. It suggests the United States may extend more credits but expects the administration to focus on domestic conditions. The president addressed the American Legion about restraint on spending while veterans pressed for immediate bonus action, receiving mixed reactions.
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Washington
England
United States
American Legion
370000 Men Work on State Highways
Washington reports 370000 men were employed on state highway work in August, up 40000 from July, per the American Association of State Highway Officials, with figures based on 36 states and sent to President Hoover's unemployment relief agency.
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Washington
Sta
Hoaver
W. C. Markbanha
Rest Care Order Impacts McDonald 4 in Great Britain
An order directs McDonald 4 to take rest due to Derrvork linked critical deyrluynpnts in Great Britain. The directive requires the unit to stay away from Toundow for a number of days as part of the rest period.
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Prime 4 Aid
Toundow
Listerine as Weekly Scalp Treatment for Dandruff
The ad promotes using Listerine weekly on the scalp after shampoo to cleanse, refresh, and improve hair appearance. It claims it prevents loose dandruff, soothes the scalp, and treats infections described as germ-based dandruff, with olive oil for very dry scalps. Lambert Pharmacal Co. from St. Louis, Missouri is cited.
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Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Testimony in Drowning Case Sparks Preliminary Hearing
Hampton Washington September 22. The testimony to be offered for and against Prof Elisha Kent Kane was definitely indicated today as preparations were seen for his preliminary hearing on a charge of murdering his wife. Coroner George K. WannerSlice's report filed yesterday provided the first definite information of evidence. The wife’s mother testified to letters signed Betty identifying the writer as Elizabeth H. Dahl of New York. The coroner said the letters were important in returning a murder verdict. Mrs Photbs Harris, 70, said her daughter had written the letters but that quotes from them gave a wrong impression. She described an alleged attachment between Mrs Dahl and Prof Kane but said it had ended. Her daughter believed in the innocence of the accused man and would stand by him in his trial though now engaged to another man. Conflicting with this claim were statements of Mr and Mrs W G Graham, made at the coroner's inquest. Graham testified his daughter had told him she feared something might happen, but she would die before this woman shall have him. Mrs Graham spoke of a marriage relationship marred by the husband’s alleged attachment to a woman named Hetty. She described letters alleging the man longed to be rid of his wife and come to Hetty, a divorced woman who lived with him in camp before he went to sea.
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Elizabeth H. Dahl
New York
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Jae Minth
Philadelphia
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Indian Arrested for Parole Violation in San Antonio
Fernando Domingo, a California Indian, was arrested Monday in San Antonio for violating parole after traveling the country for eight years since leaving the Atlantic coast. H. Rhodes of the local police identification bureau recognized him in a Fort Sam Houston group, and Domingo admitted his identity. He was sentenced to the federal penitentiary in 1923 for burglary and larceny, paroled, then had his parole revoked after a 1925 Pittsburgh brawl.
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Vittsburgh
City officials to inspect a new algae drying plant in Houston
Commissioner Paul E suet tler and Tobin Steffler will travel to Houston Thursday to examine a drying plant for algae to be used in fertilizer production. They note the city currently processes 14 tons of fertilizer from its sewage disposal system and may study Tuesday methods for future installation.
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Charles ‘Tobin
Houston
Topping of Highway Extension Requested by Local Officials
Real estate operators and property owners appeared before the Street Commission on Tuesday to request immediate topping of the extension from Frederickshurz Road to San Vedro Avenue. Commissioner Stetfler stated that 8.5 inches of topping would be placed at once, but the city lacks sufficient funds to fully top the street at present.
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Mrederickshurz Road
San Vedro Avenue
Stetfler
Corwittes
Yeggs loot $200000 from Wicker Park Safe Deposit
Bandits drilled through steel and concrete to rob the Wicker Park Safe Deposit and Trust Company in Chicago. About $260 in cash, securities, and jewelry were taken from safety deposit boxes. Police searched for suspects after the break in.
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La Guardia Sees No Federal Pay Slash
New York reports Mayor Fiorello La Guardia believes federal salaries are unlikely to be cut. He says only a Democratic Republican coalition could effect a payroll reduction, a combination he deems highly improbable.
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Republian
Memorial unveiled for A-101 crash victims in Cardington
In London a memorial was unveiled above the graves of the victims of the giant airship A-101 crash near Cardington last October. The ceremony honored those who perished and marked a somber tribute at the site.
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Hep
Estelle Won’t Recognize Degree In Reno Divorce Case
Chicago dispatch reports socialite Estelle Taylor, amid divorce proceedings with Jack Dempsey, asserting California courts must declare her free before she can remarry. Dempsey, tied to Nevada settlement, eyes a comeback in boxing while Taylor cites attorney advice and plans to validate the Reno divorce in Los Angeles.
Dempsey Wins Default Divorce in Reno Court
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey obtained a default decree of divorce from Estelle Dayne in a Reno court. The hearing lasted about 30 minutes with Dempsey testifying that Dayne had promised to abandon her stage career after marriage but continued acting. The judge approved a property settlement. another divorce suit by Dayne was pending in Los Angeles.
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Nevada
Los Angeles
Heartireight
Thomas F. Moran
Natelie
Chicago
Twenty Five Conferences Planned by W C T U
Washington Sept. 22 The Womens Christian Temperance Union announces twenty five regional conferences to spread the prohibition message coast to coast and reach every section of the United States.
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Womens Christian Temperance Union
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Tri-State Fair Attendance Reported At 60 000
Attendance at the Tri-State Fair exposition opening in Amarillo is estimated around 60 000 people. Texans and visitors flocked to the event yesterday, with turnout expected to rise as the exposition continues.
Air Corps Band Concert Led by William J Ferahenow
The Air Corps Band will present a concert to be conducted by William J Ferahenow at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Helly Field to stand. Mighty numbers will be played as part of the program.
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William J. Ferahenow
Helly Field
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