Walsh Demands Hoover Explain Speech on Harding Betrayal
Senate questions Hoover over President Harding’s realization that trusted aides betrayed him and whether Harding acted on that knowledge. Senator Walsh cites Teapot Dome era ties and asks which advisers were involved, and if actions could have changed Harding’s fate.
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Washington
Hoover
Warren G. Harding
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Harding
Democratic National Committee
Marion
Ohio
Daugherty
Forbes
Miller
Fath
Edward L. Doheny
Coolidge
Veterans Bureau
Pantages Jury Deadlocked After Twenty Four Hours
San Diego June 18 The jury in the girl market case reported hopeless deadlock after 22 hours of deliberation Judge Turrentine ordered further deliberations Foreman Edward Summers asked for dismissal Alexander Pantages is among the defendants The trial includes conspiracy and contributing to the delinquency of a minor testimony involved Lydia Nitto and accomplices the judge instructed acquittal unless Nitto was proven a minor
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San Diego
Calif
L. N. Turrentine
Edward Summers
Turrentine
Alexander Pantages
Cal
Lydia Nitto
John P. Mills
Helen Livingston
Nitto
Miss Nitto
Shige
Mills
Livingston
Jesse H. Shreve
Olive Clark Day
Sobelmann
Tellywood
Drive Against Dry Law Breakers Launches July 15
Federal Prohibition Director Woodcock announced a sustained offensive against liquor gangs beginning July 15 with 350 new dry agents. The expanded force will be 1,850 strong, stationed in 12 cities for two weeks of training and then a steady nationwide pressure on high level violators. Existing agents and the added personnel aim to build stronger cases against large scale operators while leaving small-time bootlegging to local police.
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Woodcock
Ford Demands Grand Jury Probe In Detroit Dole Case
Ford Motor Company calls for a grand jury investigation of Detroit's 1.5 million monthly municipal dole disbursements. The dispute with Mayor Frank Murphy centers on welfare department negligence and alleged fraud linked to former clerks arrested for stealing 208000.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Department of Public Welfare
Frank Murphy
Thomas E. Dolan
City Welfare Department
Dolan
Edsel Ford
Ford Company
Ford
Alex F. Lewis
Charles J. McCormick
Bennett
Doles
Hixon Elected Head of Circulation Mgrs Assn
C W Hixon of the Syracuse Post Standard was chosen president of the International Circulation Managers Association at the annual convention closing session in Asheville North Carolina Toronto was named the 1932 convention ally Jehan Tolér of the Atlanta Constitution was elected first vice president and J T Montgomery of the Detroit News was named second vice president
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J.T. Montgomery
The
Detroit News
England's unemployment system traced back to 1834 reform
Edward Stanley surveys England's unemployment insurance from its 1834 origins through a century of change. He notes the shift from individual blame under the poor law to a national system intertwined with labor exchanges, with about 12 million insured under modern rules. Tomorrow: who pays the dole.
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England
Edward Stanley
Associated Press
London
Andrew Jackson
Great Britain
Ministry of Labor
Mrs Fall Reveals Harding Letter in El Paso
El Paso to readers today Mrs A B Fall publicizes correspondence with Mrs Warren G Harding dated February 15 1924 following Harding s death in 1923. Florence Kling Harding writes of Washington visits Christmas acknowledgements and missing friends while praising their past associations and noting Harding s close confidences.
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el Paso
Texas
President Hoover
Marion
Ohio
A. B. Fall
Warren G. Harding
Mrs. Fall
Mrs. Harding
Harding
Washington
Wardman Park
Senator Fall
Florence Kling Harding
Murder mystery deepens as Starr Faithfull seen with two women
Detectives pursue two witnessed sightings linked to Starr Faithfull's disappearance and death. A Grand Central Station encounter at 4 30 p m and a Fifth Avenue department store lunch are under scrutiny while officials doubt a chauffeur's alibi. The case is treated as murder by Stanley Faithfull and Nassau County authorities continue inquiries.
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New York
Starr
herShortly
Long Beach
Grand Central Station
Fifth Avenue
Henry Goldstein
Europe
Stanley
Faithfull
Elvin Edwards
Nassau County
Greenwich Village
Mineola
Doctor Starr Faithfull affair on ship voyage and death
New York reports Dr G Jameson Carr, ship's surgeon, first met Starr Faithfull during an ocean voyage. A friend says Faithfull drank and Carr advised caution. Faithfull later fell for the doctor. on May 29 she remained aboard the Franconia and was removed to land escorted by a tug after arriving in England. a taxi driver said she was intoxicated and hysterical.
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New York
G. Jameson Carr
Starr Faithfull
Starr
Franconia
Dr. Carr
England
Greenwich Village
Weather forecast for southeastern states
South Carolina fair tonight and Friday with gentle to moderate easterly winds. Georgia fair tonight and Friday with moderate easterly winds. Florida fair tonight and Friday with scattered thundershowers and moderate easterly winds. Alabama generally fair to high Friday partly cloudy with local thundershowers on the coast. Extreme Northwest Filorkia generally fair tonight and Friday partly cloudy with local thundershowers.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Reno squabble between Peter Arno and Vanderbilt ends without comments
In Reno, Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr says he has nothing to say about a rumored rift with wife over Peter Arno. Arno seeks police protection claiming Vanderbilt threatened him while Vanderbilt reportedly considered confronting Arno but returned home. Police confirm Arno asked for protection. no shooting claim is substantiated.
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Reno
Nevada
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Peter Arno
Arno
Vanderbilt
Kirkley
Clyde D. Souter
Savannah Merchant Louis E Grouse Dies in City Hospital
Savannah Georgia reports the death of Louis E Grouse a wholesale dry goods merchant who died at a local hospital. A native of England he had lived in Savannah about 45 years. Last summer he reportedly wrote 6500 words on a regulation size postcard with pen and ink without lines.
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Savannah
Louis E. Grouse
England
Grouse
Wisdom Warns Heads Of State Institutions
State auditor Tom Wisdom warned heads of state institutions that requests for budget provisions will not be received after tomorrow. Several institution heads are to be heard tomorrow, closing the budget commission’s consideration of institutional requirements for the 1932-1933 hearings.
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Atlanta
Tom Wisdom
Budget Commission
Workingmen Must Get Bigger Share of Profits to Exist
The Advertising Federation of America adopted a resolution at its annual convention calling for the widest possible distribution of profits among working men to sustain business. The plan, a modification of a wage security proposal, passed unanimously as the group urged education of businessmen to abandon obsolete ideas and accept sound leadership. Three new directors were elected, including Turner Jones, vice president and advertising director of Coca Cola Co.
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New York
Advertising Federation of America
Resolutions Committee
Turner Jones
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
New Concrete Road to Be Dedicated in Lafayette
The new Lafayette to Chickamauga National Park concrete highway will be dedicated Saturday and turned over to the state highway department. A concrete bridge on the route will be a war memorial. The Lafayette chamber invites 500 officials legislators and guests to a dinner at the fair grounds.
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Lafayette
Chickamauga National Park
State Highway Department
Lafayette Chamber of Commerce
Fair Grounds
Hoover on route to White House after central states tours
President Hoover travels from Ohio toward Washington on a day of receptions in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. He outlines a completed platform and calls for tighter banking regulation while praising crop prospects and urging confidence to spur prosperity.
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Robert S. Pickens
Associated Press
Hoover
Washington
White House
Central States
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Warren G. Harding
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Pollard elected president of Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah June 18 Henry D Pollard longtime vice president and general manager was elected president of the Central of Georgia Railway. E R Richardson was elected president of the Ocean Steamship Company. C E Weaver was promoted to assistant general manager. W Averell Harriman joins both boards. L A Downs chairs both boards.
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Savannah
Henry D. Pollard
Central of Georgia Railway
Ocean Steamship Company
E. R. Richardson
Albert E. Clift
Pollard
Richardson
New York
C. E. Weaver
Railway
Steamship Company
W. Averell Harriman
L.A. Downs
Hancock Growers Plan to Ship Forty Cars of Peaches
Hancock county growers announced plans to ship forty cars of peaches this year from Sparta Georgia. The shipment will mainly include Carmen Georgia Belle and Etberta varieties. Local shippers listed include John Moore Culverton H K White Culverton A B Armstrong Mayfield and Allen and Hollis May.
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Sparta
Hancock County
Carmen
Georgia
Shippery
John ©. Moore
Culverton
H. . K. White
A. B. Armstrong
Mayfield
Allen
Hollis
Protests Against Proposed Rail Freight Increase Spread
Telegrams and letters to the Interstate Commerce Commission oppose a 15 percent freight rate hike. Officials, businesses, and citizens from North Dakota to Georgia demand rejection or wage cuts and taxes on motor trucks as alternatives.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
Commission
W. F. Cullens Fertilizer Company
Camilla
North Dakota Railroad Commissioners
North Dakota
Dunbar and Bohlman
Pittsfield
Mass
United States Fisheries Association
Glowers From His Cell After Arrest
New York June 18 Dutch Schultz a Bronx beer baron known to police as a general bad man glowered in a cell as detectives tried to ram down three of his men who escaped after a pistol flight. Schultz held on $150000 bail on three charges acting in concert in felonious assault and two counts of violating the Sullivan anti firearms law. The encounter occurred before Schultz’s upper Fifth Avenue apartment house. Amado lay in the street with a bullet in his abdomen. Schultz was collared as he was climbing into a taxicab. He begged for something to quiet his nerves and later claimed I dont remember. Federal authorities notified he would be available for questioning.
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New York
Dutch Schultz
Bronx
Schultz
Burke
Fifth Avenue
Daniel Amado
Amado
Spicer Advances In Southern Amateur Championship
Chattanooga coverage reports Emmett Spicer winner of his first round match in the southern amateur golf championship two up over Ewing Watkins. Spicer, the 1930 champion from Memphis, progresses toward the next round with a strong bid.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Emmett Spicer
Memphis Today
Ewing Watkins
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