Lincoln praised as most beautiful by Tarbell Ludwig and Clark dispute Brill theory
In New York on June 6 a biographer Ida Tarbell, historian Emil Ludwig and psychiatrist L Pierce Clark disputed Dr A A Brill’s view that Abraham Lincoln was a schizoid manic type. Tarbell questioned sensational anecdotes, Ludwig praised Lincoln as the most beautiful father of America, while Clark and Owens offered mixed support.
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New York
A. A. Brill
Abraham Lincoln
Tarbell
Lincoln
Brill
American Psychoanalytic and American Psychiatrist Associations
Toronto
Ontario
Miss Tarbell
Brophy Appointed Warden of Auburn Prison
Albany June 6 Joseph H Brophy police chief of Troy New York was named warden of Auburn prison Thomas H Murphy of the New York City police named head of Clinton prison at Dannemora James Snook former warden at Atlanta federal Penitentiary had been mentioned for a position and heads the civil service list now residing in Jackson Heights New York
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Albany
N. C
Joseph H. Brophy
Troy
N. Y
Auburn Prison
Thomas H. Murphy
New York City
Clinton Prison
Dannemora
James Snook
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Civil Service
Jackson Heights
Nautilus Heads for Pole Undersea Route
Sir Hubert Wilkins submarine Nautilus was 238 miles east of Cape Cod light at 8 p m today on its voyage from Provincetown to England. The ship aims to explore the north pole by underwater passage.
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Boston
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Cape Cod
England
Provincetown
Liquidation of Bremen Bank Halted by Court Order
In Atlanta on June 6 1929 a temporary restraining order halted liquidation of the closed Bremen Bank in Fulton County until a hearing. W B Williamson claiming majority stock ownership filed the petition alleging mismanagement by Mangham and improper sale of bank real estate to his son and A R Lovvorn. Mangham denied the claims saying real estate went to highest bidders at a public sale.
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Atlanta
Bremen
John D. Humphries
Fulton Superior Court
W. B. Williamson
A. B. Mobley
J. J. Mangham
Williamson
Mangham
Teaine Mabie
Modiby
O' Mangham
Ma Cette
McCormickson Honeymoon Near New York Today
New York June 6 Former Mrs Anne A Stillman and her husband Fowler McCormick son of John D Rockefeller honeymooning in seclusion with Harold F McCormick approving The couple wed in Pocantico Hills and left for Easthampton Long Island with plans to visit a Canadian camp rumored union follows six years of marital turmoil and a prior secret divorce for Mrs Stillman from James Stillman Others note McCormick’s long acquaintance with Stillman’s family and his own unpublicized fortune
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New York
Anne A. Stillman
Fowler McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Harold F. McCormick
Johnn E. Mack
Easthampton
Long Island
James A. Stillman
Poughkeepsie
Olympic
Europe
Stillman
Sutton Sentenced to Three Years on the Chain Gang
Atlanta judge Virlyn B. Moore sentenced Johnson H. Sutton a Trinity Methodist Church official to three years on the chain gang for five offenses. He pled guilty to three embezzlement charges totaling about 6 500 and two forgery indictments involving stock certificates. Witnesses and former Governor John Slaton defended Sutton, who offered no statement.
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Atlanta
Johnson H. Sutton
Fulton Superior Court
Trinity Mthodist Church
Virlyn B. Moore
Sutton
Maria Jane Hurd
Mission Fund
Trinity Methodist Church
Second Baptist Church
Monticello Presbyterian Church
Mabel B. Kendrick
J. K. Orr Shoe Company
J. K. Orr
J K. Orr, Jr
John Slaton
Grant Will Not Defend Southern Tennis Title
Memphis Tennessee June 6 Bryan Grant of Atlanta southern tennis champion announced he will not compete in the 1931 southern tournament. Grant is in Memphis for exhibition matches and said that conflicts with other tournaments would prevent defending his Southern Lawn Tennis Association title. He plans to play this year in events including the national intercollegiate national clay court Delaware state Rye WN C Newport and Southampton tournaments.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Cliff Sutter
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
Delaware State
Rye
WN. C
Newport
Southampton
Lindberghs May Consider Northern Route to China
New York June 6 Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh weigh an eastern route to China and Japan staying near the North Pole for a 6500 mile Orient flight. Lindbergh studies a great circle path across Greenland and Spitzbergen instead of the Pacific Bering Strait plan while seeking fuel bases and stores for the north route.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
China
Japan
North Pole
Orient
North Beach
Queens
Lindbergh
Lockheed
von Gronau
Dornier
Parker Kramer
Bert Hassell
Rockford
Greenland
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Albin Ahrenberg
Amundsen
Sing Sing to use tents for short term prisoners
Ossining New York June 6 Warden Lewis A Lawes said Sing Sing may house its short term surplus prisoners in tents inside the high gray walls. The prison population stands at 2 536 a new record and the cells can hold only 150 more men as new prisoners arrive.
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Ossining
N. Y
Buggy Driver Given Sentence in Jail
Chicago report: Jacob Doering released after serving three days for failing to pay a $5,000 judgment caused by his buggy running over a woman. He petitioned the court claiming incapacity to pay, and the judge ordered release.
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Chicago
Jacob Doering
Salad Tee
Eugenic democracy in latest vision at museum talk
At the 19th annual meeting of the Eugenic Research Association at the American Museum of Natural History Professor Harrigan Hunt argued that intelligence varies and is largely inherited. He warned that elite lines may lose voting rights while capable commoners could earn the franchise through improved public spirit and aptitude.
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New York
Galton
Mellon to sail for vacation in Europe
Secretary Mellon will sail next week to spend his summer vacation in Europe. He will go first to England where his son Paul graduates from Clare College at Cambridge University. Later he will go to France to join his daughter Mrs David Bruce who has a Riviera cottage. He expects to be away about six weeks.
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Mellon
Europe
Washington
England
Paul
Clare College
Cambridge University
France
David Bruce
Riviera
Al Capone Faces Long Prison Term Indictments
Chicago June 1 The chief of Chicago crime figures Alphonse Capone faced a possible 32 year penitentiary sentence and a large fine on two felony and six misdemeanor counts for alleged tax evasion. He posted a $50 000 bond and was released. Indictments marked two years of revenue service inquiry. total traced income 1 038 654 84 for 1924 to 1929. Sam Guzik began a year and day sentence for income tax violation, and a 20 man Midwest raid dented Capone liquor network. Capone also serves six months for contempt of court. appeal pending.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
A. P. Madden
Special Intelligence Department
Internal Revenue Department
Madden
Capones
Pany
Capone
Sam Guzik
Leavenworth
Kans
Capone Liquor Syndicate
Illinois
Iowa
Florida
Irey Praises Revenue Intell Unit For Capone Probe
Washington June 6 The head of the internal revenue bureau intelligence unit Elmer J Irey commends his men who traced Al Capone income and led to his indictment The group worked 18 months across Chicago to Florida and earned high praise for intelligent and tireless effort.
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Washington
Elmer J. Irey
Internal Revenue Bureau
al Capone
Chicago
Irey
Florida
Eiveryone
Methodist Minister's Daughter Shoots Self in Tennessee
St. Louis reports Mrs Archibald C Loud 33 daughter of Dr Alfred Franklin Smith of Nashville Tenn shot herself in a bedroom at home and died after failing to regain consciousness at a hospital. She had been despondent since separating from her husband about six weeks ago.
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St. Louis
Archibald C. Loud
Alfred Franklin Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Smith
Christian Advocate
Loud
Gince
German Envoys Pleased With London Reparations Talks
In London on June 6 German Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtinus said their first day at the conference was eminently satisfactory and England's friendship. They noted Germany faces heavy economic burdens and supports frank world cooperation to solve reparations.
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London
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curtinus
England
Foreign Office
Ramsay MacDonald
George
von Hindenberg
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Chequers
Telegraph
MacDonald
U S Officials Silent Over Berlin Reparations Burden Issue
Washington officials remained silent on Berlin's reparations burden as Secretary Stimson declined to comment beyond press dispatch notes. He affirmed the long standing separation of war debts and reparations, saying no need to restate the policy. State and treasury officials followed the Anglo German talks with interest.
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U. S
Washington
Berlin
Germany
Stimson
State
Treasury Department
Horton Declines Extradition of Caldwell to Kentucky
Nashville Tennessee June 6 Governor Henry Horton announced he will not permit financier Rogers Caldwell to be extradited to Kentucky until Tennessee cases against him are disposed of. A Kentucky governor had requested the extradition.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry H. Horton
Rogers Caldwell
Kentucky
Tennessee
Baptist Preacher Shot Outside Home in Oklahoma City
Rev. W. J. Brown, who became a preacher after a crippling accident three years ago, was fatally shot near his front door as he and his wife approached their home. Brown's brother in law Sam Rittenberry is jailed in Oklahoma County for questioning.
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Oklahoma City
W. J. Brown
King of Siam Puts On New Spectacles
King Prajadhipok of Siam tried on new spectacles and could read fine print. Prince Svasti said the king was overjoyed by the restoration of sight in the operated eye after a May 9 cataract operation by Dr. John M. Wheeler.
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Prajadhipok
Siam
Prince Svasti
John M. Wheeler
King of
Week Ahead Weather Outlook for South Atlantic States
The forecast shows mostly fair conditions for the week starting Monday in the South Atlantic states with temperatures near or above normal across the region. No rain is expected as high pressure dominates and skies remain mostly clear throughout the period.
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South Atlantic States
Weather Forecast For Several States
Readable forecast notes indicate generally fair conditions in South Carolina tonight and Sunday with moderate westerly winds. Georgia expects fair weather tonight and Sunday with possible showers in extreme north, and moderate west winds. Florida shows fair tonight and Sunday with partly cloudy skies and moderate winds from the west and east.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
South
Ohio dinner fuels Roosevelt White speculation on 1930s race
In Columbus today politicians debated what discussions occurred at a June dinner in the Ohio executive mansion attended by Governor White and Governor Roosevelt. Guests included Senator Bulkley and state party officials. Roosevelt said his trip was not political in nature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
George White
Executive Mansion
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Henry G. Brunner
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
White
Roosevelt
James M. Cox
Democratic National Committee
Cox-Roosevelt
Jones Won’t Comment on Armour British Open Victory
Bobby Jones refused to comment on Tommy Armour’s win at Carnoustie in the British open. Jones, en route to Atlanta from Hollywood after a series of golf films, said he would stay in Atlanta for a week and likely attend the national open and Ryder Cup matches this summer.
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Houtson
Texas
Bobby Jones
Tommy Armour
Carnoustie
England
Bobby
Atlanta
Hollywood
O Sull ivan to Get Hearing Monday
J D O Sullivan, recently returned from Knoxville to face a bigamy charge, will have a preliminary hearing Monday morning before Peace Justice R E Copeland. He claims to be an inventor and says he married Louise O Quinn after obtaining a license on April 2. O Quinn’s father, J J O Quinn, accuses him of another wife in Atlanta. O Sullivan denies the charge. O Quinn works for Southern Railway at Hazelhurst Georgia.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. D. O'Sullivan
Knoxville
Tenn
R. E. Copeland
O'Sullivan
Louise O’quinn
J. J. O’quinn
Atlanta
O'Quinn
The
Southern Railway
Hazelhurst
O’quinn
Bank of
Bad check artist held in Brunswick Georgia
Brunswick, June 6. The Brunswick News reports Thomas A. Moore, wanted in Jacksonville for passing worthless checks, arrested here after issuing 600 in checks on a Jacksonville bank. He is also wanted for robbery of postal savings certificates in South Jacksonville under the alias Dant Allie. 400 in post office certificates found. Federal officers to escort him back to Jacksonville.
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Brunswick
Brunswick News
Thomas A. Moore
Jacksonville
Fla
Dant Allie
Parachute Flier Survives Blind Jump At Chanute Field
Private Harold R Osborne at Chanute Field Rantoul Illinois failed to jump from a plane during para chute tests. He dangled 20 feet below the craft after his rip cord opened late while another trainee landed safely. Lieutenant Straubel improvised a paring knife rescue to free him.
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Chanute Field
Rantoul
Harold R. Osborne
Osborne
Selfridge Field
Mich
Enggler
A. A. Straubel
Straubel
Ruth Hits Eleventh Home Run in Season
Babe Ruth belted his eleventh homer of the season in the third inning of the opening game between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees. His blast tied the game at three all.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Bruening and MacDonald Discuss Germany's Payments At Chequers
German Chancellor Bruening and British Prime Minister MacDonald walked together at Chequers while England's Henderson and Germany's Curtius discussed Germany's position in the world economy. They revisited the Young Plan payments and possible postponement options to tide Germany through current troubles.
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Chequers
Eng
Heinrich Bruening
Ramsay MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Germany
Arthur Henderson
England
Julius Curtius
MacDonald
Hoover
Rapidan
Herr Bruening
Great Britain
United States
Treasury release shows four days customs receipts
Treasury release to June 6 reports totals of 3,064,1158 for ep weeks and customs receipts for the four days of cover at 4,166,740.78.
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Washington, D
Treasury
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Bremen Bank
Horton
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A. A. Broadbent
Tennessee Senate
Henry Horton
McOrmickson
Princeton
Iecard
Hasthampton
McCormick
International Harvester Company
Bruening
Gov. Horton
Caldwell
Cannon Sues Tinkham
James Cannon, Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Rep
George Tinkham
Massachusetts
Governor White
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O’sullivan
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M‘“Donald and
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