Huston to resign as RNC chair after Senate adjourns
Washington July 11 a private agreement by Republican officials would see Claudius H Huston resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee as soon as the Senate adjourns. Officials at a secret meeting said Huston would write his own terms of surrender and the executive committee would choose his successor after the adjournment to avoid Senate debate. The plan aims to quiet pressure from lawmakers and keep Huston from becoming a campaign issue before the next election.
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Washington
Claudius H. Huston
Republican National Committee
Senate
Austen
Huston
Senate Lobby
Enigmatic Huston Holds Silence After Senate Session
Huston remains an enigma, offering no remark on his resignation. A statement issued after yesterday’s lengthy session says the matter will be withheld until the Senate adjourns.
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Huston
Senate
Senate backs London Treaty vote amid paper request clash
Washington July 11 The Senate began anew to weigh the London Naval Treaty after a pro treaty majority overcame the first opposition tactic The McKellar Resolution asking Hoover to release secret papers passed after an Robinson amendment The vote on the amendment 35 17 signals party lines fading as 8 Republicans and 9 Democrats supported the call for full disclosure A possible second session day looms while a massive 7000 acre virgin tract in Texas is reported broken for a wheat crop.
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Washington
Senate
McKellar
Hoover
Robinson
Chamber
Seven Year Old Slayer Held In California Channel Death
Seven year old La Verne McDonald explained how he ducked three year old James Ellis in a shallow flood control channel until the boy died. Autopsy showed death from an enlarged throat gland choking him as he struggled to surface. The victim's mother Elaine Matthews, juvenile officer Katherine Ellis, and survivor stories within the family frame the tragedy in Long Beach California.
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Long Beach
la Verne McDonald
la Verne
James Roland Ellis
James
Elaine Matthews
Katherine Ellis
Acel
Fragmentary Notice From Damaged Article
A partial OCR passage notes dental gunshot wounds and a husband ill in a sanatorium. A few days later he returns home on sick leave.
Champion Sausage Killer of Detroit Police Department
Sergeant Christopher Pluff, a Detroit police officer, challenged colleagues to a sausage eating contest. In 34 minutes he consumed 64 wieners and finished with a light dessert of two Spanish onions and a can of
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Detroit
Christopher Pluff
Pluff
Chris
Changes Citizenship in Detroit Ceremony
Anna Papay, formerly Hungarian by birth and Polish by marriage, became a United States citizen after renouncing allegiances to Hungary and Poland. The naturalization required her to forswear allegiance to both nations before admission.
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Detroit
Anna Papay
United States
Poland
Alleged holdup man shot after running gunfight
In Youngstown Ohio a suspected holdup man named Peston Jackson was wounded in a running gun battle with victims Charles Gatrell and Arthur Warden in the P and O parking lot. Jackson, who fled, was later brought to St. Elizabeth hospital with a breast wound and was identified by the drivers.
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Youngstown
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Peston Jackson
Charles Gatrell
Arthur Warden
LeRoy Fink
Gatrell
Jackson
Warden
Jee Chooses Church After Prohibition Conviction
Bluffton Indiana. Wells Circuit Court Judge A W Hamilton offered Jee a choice after prohibition law violations either serve months at the penal farm or attend church on Sundays for the same period. The defendant selected church as his punishment, per the court's directive.
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Bluffton
Ind
A. W. Hamilton
Wells
Swedish Match Trust controls global match production
Swedish Match Trust, based in Stockholm, now operates about 169 factories in some 40 countries, giving the Trust influence over roughly 50 percent of the world’s match production.
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Swedish Match Trust
Stockholm
Pancho Villa Hurt in Indiana Rodeo Incident
Monticello Indiana reports Pancho Villa a claimed relative of the rebel Pancho Villa suffered slight injuries after being thrown from a bull during a local rodeo show.
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Pancho Villa
Monticello
Ind
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