Endurance Flight Adds New Page To Aviation History
Capt. Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. John P. Richter set a world duration record of 27 hours 15 minutes 14 45 seconds and flew 5 300 kilometers at 88.50 mph using in midair refueling. The flight demonstrated indefinite range with air-to-air refueling and reprovisioning despite fog, beginning Monday at 4:04 am and ending at 6:19 pm. New speed records across 2500 to 5000 kilometers were also established on the flight.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Lowell H. Smith
John P. Richter
Smith
Ideur
Richter
Oakley Kelly
John MacReady
Smithy
Lieut
We Haviland
Phus
Air Feld
Kelly’s
MacReady
Kelly
Bids Opened for Creek Channel Change on Grant Highway
County board opened bids for changing the flow of a small creek along Grant Highway near the Dewar road junction. Waterloo Construction bids 0.95, Orr Construction 0.53, M. H. Thomas 0.425, Hanson Olson Bros 0.42 per cubic yard. Project moves the channel away from the grade to prevent erosion. land bought from Nathan Northey. new path runs east of Dewar road under a new bridge.
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Grant Highway
Dewar
Waterloo Construction Company
Orr Construction Company
Gatner
M. H. Thomas
Hanson & Olson Bros
Nathan Northey
Dewar Road
Miss Wilson Falls in Second Round of Western Gulf Golf
In the Western Gulf Association championship at Farmocr Country Club Highland Park on August 29 Aliss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio defeated 17 year old Miss Virginia Wilson 3 and 1 after Wilson earlier beat Mrs. David Gant. Miriam Burns Westmooreland defeated Mrs. Melvin Jones to reach the next round. Dallas Tex Mrs Reinhardt set a course record with an 18 hole score of 73 on the par 73 course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmocr Country Club
Highland Park
Aliss Louise Fordyce
Youngsttown
Virginia Wilson
Onwentsla
Wilson
David Gant
Melvin Jones
Olympia! Fields
Miriam Burns
Westmooreland
Burns
Kansas City
L. Reinhardt
Dallas
Tex
Bobbe Bennett
Indian Hill
Lantern used to hunt skunk burns big barn
Coolville Aug 29 a hunter dropped a lantern while driving a skunk from a henhouse. An explosion started a fire that destroyed a dairy barn and its contents. The incident prompted local reporting of the blaze and its consequences.
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Coolville
Cutler Burton
Animal Trainer Fined for Assault on Hippopotamus
Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 29. Robert McClan, an animal trainer in a circus, was fined $190 in police court for assaulting a hippopotamus with a bull whip. McClan, agent FLOM. Ferguson of the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society testified, struck the animal in the face and eyes with a heavy whip. The officer testified the hippopotamus was worth $11,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert McClan
McClan
Flom. Ferguson
Western Pennsylvania Humane Soristy
Efreng Company
Pinchot Plans Push to Avert Coal Mine Strike
Miners ready for a possible strike as Pinchot contemplates a Harrisburg talk or other action to prevent a coal stoppage. Joby L. Lewis says every union in three anthracite districts is prepared, with funds from UMWA treasuries and local unions, plus potential help from bituminous workers.
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Pagunes
International News
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Joby L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Anthracita
Lewin Lafe
International Treasury
United Mine Workers of America
Treasuries
Standard Oil Men Confer With Gov McMaster Over Gasoline Crisis
Standard Oil officials led by Pierre, S. D. meet Gov. W. H. McMaster to discuss South Dakota gasoline supply amid a price war. The governor cut prices to 15 cents per gallon from 26.6 at state depot, while Standard Oil accused of profiteering and dealers lowered prices to 15 cents, criticizing the governor's political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Oil
Rnuin
Electric Company Picnic At Electric Park
The eighth annual picnic for Electric Company employees and their families was held at Electric Park. About 300 attendees gathered at noon, with 112 children among them. Two thousand ride tickets were distributed for rides and shooting gallery games. After lunch a program of events ran including yard, sack, tug of war, and horseshoe for men and a yard dash, ball throwing, and egg race for women. The company offices at Park Avenue and Commercial Street were closed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Electric Park Caday
Junehco
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
Eighty eighth Division Reunion in Omaha for Ak Sar Gen Fest
About five thousand veterans of the eighty eighth division will gather in Omaha for a three day reunion tied to the Ak Sar Gen fall festival. The group, from Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Missouri Illinois Kansas and both Dakotas, served in the Meuse Argonne offensive five years prior and trained at Camp Dodge Iowa.
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Omaha
Neb
Eighty- Eighth Division
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Ilinois
Kansas
Dakotas
Eighty-Eighth
Camp Dodge
Denver Slain Woman Mystery Deepens With Suspect Dead
Police chief says the slayer of Mrs McGlone may be dead or dying after a fight that left Miss Vasrovie and Mrs McGlone dead or wounded in the McGlone apartment. A pistol linked to McGlone supports the theory while detectives watch hospitals for clues. Brindisi is suspected after multiple alleged attempts on Mrs McGlone's life.
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Denver
Associated Presa
Neaver
Calo
J.tlinn MeGlone
Muima Vaxseovie
MeGlone
McGlone
Algo
Williams
Chief Williams
Vasroview
Brindisi
Mary
Farmers Wife Admits Baby Abandonment Near Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Aug 29 Frances Rogers a farmer's wife living nearby confessed in Judge Lightner's court to abandoning a six week old baby girl on the porch of the Home for the Friendless last Friday. The note on the child said she was born in Des Moines in July and the mother was too poor to care for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Frances Rogers
Des Moines
State Briefs and Local Court News Across Iowa
Refusal to resign cost State Senator B J Horrhem his role as principal at Jefferson junior high after a city school board named Prof Leo McDonough of Columbia College in his place. In Grundy Center Jess Penrod received eight years for manslaughter in a Dike brawl case. In Des Moines a bond club formed to fight wild cat securities amid rapid bond growth. Ankeny resident Tony Bianci killed when car wheels rolled over him at Saylorville mine No 2. A coroner exonerated the Des Moines fair director in a separate incident. Oelwein and Mason City notes cover school and civic matters, with ongoing enforcement and construction items reflected in the day’s briefs.
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Dubuque
B.J. Horrhem
New Jefferson
Torchem
Senate
Leo McDonough
Columbia College
Lestis
Joe
van Barrett
Sangerford
Justice Freeman
Oskaloosa
Society_ of Friends
Dr. S. M. Hadley
Penn Caileze Deag
Grundy Center
Jess Penrod
Ana- Wwosa Reformatory
Boies
Pearod
Dike
Moines
Tony Bianci
Ankeny
Carney Mine No
Saylor
Ceesion
J. ©. Beckner
State Fair
Sieg Construction Company
Terloo
Morrison Davis
Beck
Oelwein
Davis
Dex Moines
Des Moines
Martin Burke Weds Mrs. Mary Horton in Waterloo
Martin Burke assistant chief of the Waterloo fire department and Mrs. Mary M. Horton were married at a ceremony last evening at the home of Rev. J. E. Johnson. The couple will motor to Yellowstone Park and then continue to California for their honeymoon.
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Martin Burke
Waterloo
Mary M. Horton
J. E. Johnson
Yellowstone Park
Mator
California
Slayers Lose Chance to Escape Galiows
Chicago August 29 Mrs Sabelle Nitts Crudelle and Peter Crudelle lost their motion to vacate a death sentence for the murder of the woman's former husband. They will be hanged.
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Chicago
Sabelle Nitts-Crudelle
Peter Crudelle
Birkenhead to Drop At Bar Association Speech
Lord Birkenhead arrived in Minneapolis to address the American Bar Association session. He said he would not repeat charges against Wilson but would discuss foreign policy. Breckenridge urged barring him, while President Davis noted the talk would proceed.
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International News Wire
Minneapolis
Minn
Lord Birkenhead
Great Britain
American Har Association
Woodrow Wilson
Exust
Henry Breckenridge
Irkenhead
Lawyers’ Convention
VHI
John W. Davis
The
Bar Association
Breckenridge
Birkenhead
Wellson
Davis
Wilson
Thirteen-Year-Old Girl Best Speller in State Fair
Des Moines reports Ruby Ethington a 13 year old champion speller at the Iowa tominion schools state fair contest. Oliver Wahde, also 13, misspelled a letter earlier. Ruby from Marshall county State Center finished eighth grade and led 38 county entrants with Oliver from Manchester Delaware county among the finalists.
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Des Moines
Ruby Ethington
Iowa
Oliver Wahde
Ruby
Marshall County
State Center
Oliver
Manchester
Delaware County
Tubys
Patrick Dougherty
Lucasounty
Clare Windsor
Wayne County
Martha Best
Crawford County
Audrey Garauson
Palo Alto
Berda Belle Jansen
Emmett County
Marion Alason
Avis County
Annabelle Anulich
Evelyne Guthr
Soviet Appeals for Funds to Carry on German Revolution
Moscow reports the Russian soviet unanimously adopted a resolution calling on the army and workers to back a red revolution in Germany through donations and other support. It warns that if Germany is controlled by France a new campaign against Russia will follow, and it urges international propaganda committees to convene a special conference on the German situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Germany
France
Masia
International Labor Union
Minneapolis & St. Louis Shops Reopen at Marshalltown
The Minneapolis and St. Louis machine shops at Marshalltown will reopen on Tuesday September 4 after closing since the July 1 1922 strike. The plant will operate at full capacity as workers are recruited, adding about 200 jobs beyond current staffing in other company shops. The Marshalltown machine shops now run above 60 percent capacity and all departments will be restored to normal force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Minneapolis & St. Lawa
Spanish War Veteran Dies From Old Bullet In Head
John I. Gretzer aged 45 a South Ozone Park New York inspector who served in the world war but was rejected on enlistment, died from a Mauser bullet embedded near his brain. Doctors refused to remove the bullet due to its proximity to the brain. A widow, son and daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John I. Gretzer
South Ozone Park
N. Y
Gretzer
Whitfield Leads in Mississippi Primary Victory Margin
Returns from 70 counties show Henry L. Whitfield leading ex governor Theo G Bilbo in the Democratic gubernatorial race by nearly 15000 votes. Whitfield 74710 to Bilbo 53689. With no opposition party, the primary winner is conceded the election.
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Jackson, Miss
Henry L. Whitfield
Theo. G. Bilbo
Whitfield
Elbo
Report U S to Resume Relations With Greece
Athens reports the United States will soon resume diplomatic relations with Greece. The development signals a thaw in postwar ties and could lead to renewed cooperation between the two nations.
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Greece
Athens
United States
Ruhr Policy Stance Denial Amid Reparations Talks
Berlin reports deny Germany has abandoned passive resistance in the Ruhr while British officials hail a Berlin claim that such resistance ended. Stresemann and Rhineland industrialists discussed a switch, raising hopes France will ease traffic barriers between zones. Across Silesia red terror threatens crops and farmers fear plunder as Bolshevik activity expands.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Stresemann
London
Doeldail
France
Rhineland
Hugo Stinnés
Treasury
Bélgium
United Press Searlin
Upper
Silesia
Love for Brother's Wife Led to Fatal Shooting
Cy ril Bishop, 18, is jailed in Springfield awaiting a hearing on a charge of slaying his brother Frederick Bishop, 26, during a lawn fete at the parents’ home in Campo, 35 miles south. Cyril allegedly loved Frederick’s wife, had eloped earlier, and returned jealously to confront the couple.
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Springfield
Cola
Cyril Bishop
Frederick Bishop
Paranta
Caropo
Here
Frederick
Cyril
Campo
Cyril Agrinn
Gunmen Hold Up Gambling House in Detroit
Gunmen robbed Leon Krell, gambling house cashier, of between 50 000 and 60 000 as winnings for the night. Police, responding to a mysterious call, arrested 50 men gaming above the cigar store. all denied knowledge of the holdup downstairs.
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Detroit
Mich
Leon Krell
Film Actor James Kirkwood Paralyzed by Head Injury
Los Angeles report states film actor James Kirkwood has partial left facial paralysis after a fractured skull from a horse accident. Physicians say the condition is likely temporary and he has a good chance of recovery. he remains unconscious with brief moments of responsiveness since the late Saturday incident.
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Los Angeles
James Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Cedar Rapids Woman Killed Near Algona
Cedar Rapids Iowa August 29 Mrs Frank Gertsner 42 died from injuries after the car she rode in with her husband and daughter went into a ditch near Algona Ta while returning home from an auto trip The sister Mrs B O Jandera reported the fatal accident this morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Gertsner
Algona
B. O. Jandera
Regiment Will Not Be at Brewer Funeral
Des Moines reports the One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry will not be brought to the funeral of the late Col. Guy S. Brewer who died in an automobile crash. Military escort to be provided by regiment officers and selected guards from the state. Fraternity notes Delta Tau Delta meeting in Cleveland for its forty seventh karnea with a speech by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace.
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Des Moines
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
Guy S. Brewer
National Guard
Cleveland
Delta Tau Delta
Greek Better Fraternity
Wallace Ia
Apaak
Son Pleads for Mothers Release After Shot Incident
Dezzo Simiz, 29, lay wounded in a hospital bed and begged that police remove his mother from the West Chicago Avenue police station where she is held. He said he did not want to work at cheap jobs and that she should be released to avoid his turning to crime.
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Chicago
Dezzo Simiz
Chicago Avenue
Penn College Dean Re-elected Presiding Clerk at Iowa Friends Meeting
Dr. S. M. Hadley, dean of Penn College, was re-elected yesterday as presiding clerk of the Iowa Society of Friends annual meeting in Oskaloosa Iowa. Howard W. Cope was elected reading clerk. Carl Lewis reported on the Lee county litigation over Josiah White heirs challenging the will that left 1 440 acres to the society. Henry Vore spoke on prohibition enforcement and the society's dry legislation efforts.
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Oskaloosa
S. M. Hadley
Penn College
Iowa Society of Friends
Howard W. Cope
Marshallstown
Reading
Carl Lewis
Lee County
Josiah White
Iowa Society
Henry Vore
Muscatine
Detroit Leads Race for VFW Headquarters
Norfolk VA August 29 The competition for permanent VFW headquarters narrowed to three cities with Detroit in the lead over Kansas City and Minneapolis. A major Detroit auto company offer to lease the building’s entire tenth floor boosted its standing. The annual election is set for tomorrow. Leading candidates for national commander are Brig Gen Lydn Brett Jack Dunn and R S Aylr.
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Norfolk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Detroit
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Lilydn. Brett
Eightieth Division Veterans’ Association
Jack Dunn
Massachusetts Department
R. S. Alyr
East High Football Players Schedule Practice Session
East High announces an informal football practice tomorrow at 2 p m on the east athletic field led by captain Roger Dooley of the 1933 eleven. All aspiring players are urged to attend as several players already participated in punt, run, kick, block and tackle drills today. Coach B J Miller is expected to arrive Friday or Saturday.
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Hast High
East Athletic
Roger Dooley
East High Grid
East Field
B. J. Miller
East High
Arriv—Ld
Mason City Plans Community Chest Initiative
Mason City moves to establish a community chest with the chamber of commerce guiding efforts. E. C. Selby elected chairman, with F. J. Hanlon and Mrs. R. B. Girton as vice chairman and secretary. Lester Milligan named secretary and treasurer. Fund drive planned to start around October 1.
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Mason City
Mason Ty Community Chest
Executive Council
E. C. Selby
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Hanlon
R. B., Girton
Lester Milligan
Selby
Princess Lwoff Parlaghy Dies in New York Home
Princess Lwoff Parlaghy, an artist and protegee of Kaiser Wilhelm, died at her East Thirty ninth Street residence in New York where a sheriff guarded her art treasures mortgaged in judgments totaling 213,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New_ York
Aig
Princess Lwoff Parlaghy
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wuttra-Select Society
Europe
America
East Thirtyninth Street
Union Labor Mex Prepares Pleasant Labor Day Picnic
Union labor officers announce a Labor Day all day picnic at Electric Park with athletic events, prizes, and entertainment led by Peter Pedersen. Activities include foot races, sack races, girl and ladies events, tug of war, horsehoe pitching, and a ticket drawing.(Waterloo area)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Electric Park
Peter Pedersen
Cedar Falls
Federation of Barm Bureaus
Nall
Horgeshoe
Pedergen
Waterloo
Acek Island
Fais
Dairy Cattle Congress
Jimmy Nuss
Navy Rostan
Albert Knipp
George Melichar
Joe Knipp
Chuck Samplen
Friction with Police Forces Sheriff to Quit Sutthe Murder Case
Colorado Springs August 8 Friction between Sheriff Berkley and the Police Department and District Attorney Willis L Strachan dominated the fifth day of the Mrs Bisie Sutthe murder case The sheriff reportedly withdrew from the case leaving Chief Hugh D Harper to continue the hunt Berkley suggested the crime was an inside job while Harper said no family member was involved in the crime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cola
Berkley
Police Department
Willis L. Strachan
Bisie
Hugh D. Harper
De Valera Elected to Dail While in Jail
In County Clare voters elect Eamon De Valera to the Dail Eireann. Free State candidates lead with 18 to 6 Republicans and others. De Valera, former Irish republic president, is incarcerated during the count. Official proclamation due tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
County Clare
Dublin
Sues Over Stomach Pump Use Without Warrant
George Bennett files in federal court for writ of habeas corpus claiming illegal detention after morphine was extracted with a stomach pump while government agents arrested him as an alleged drug peddler. He argues he was forced to give evidence against himself in violation of constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
George Bennett
Japan Mediator Seeks Rail Deal in China
Pekin Aug 29 Japan acts as friend of China to mediate with foreign powers over Chinese railway control proposals. Britain favors outside management while Japan opposes any loss of Chinese sovereignty and seeks to prevent foreign takeover of railways.
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Pekin
Janan
China
Great Britain
Japan
1240 Acres Opened for Vet Settlement Pathed
Washington announces opening of 4249 acres of public land in Humboldt county Nevada to World War II veterans Filings set for September 9 at Carson City Nevada in the interior department action
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Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Humboldt County
Nevada
Carson City
German Marks Reach New Low at Ten Cents a Million
New York reports the German mark fell to a historic low of 10 cents per million, a slide from the previous 12 cents four million. The currency market continues to show extreme weakness as traders react to ongoing economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Day at Iowa State Fair Draws Officials and Politicians
Des Moines reports state day at the Iowa state fair drew officials and legislators in large numbers. Attendance was already 665000 at noon with a Boy and Girl club parade to follow. Prominent Republicans mentioned for governor in 1924 include Hammill, Anderson, and officers Gibson Haynes Burbank Ramsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Segislatura
John Hammill
Kendall
Jos Anderson
Gibson
Haynes
Burbank
Ramsay
Indiana Man Killed in Northwood Auto Wreck
A two-car crash south of Northwood, Iowa, killed L. T. Downey of Indiana and injured Frank Jernegan, Mrs. Downey, and Mrs. Jernegan. The Jernegan baby escaped with a minor head bruise. the group was traveling from Minneapolis to Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Northwood
L. T. Downey
Jernegan
End
Jerneagan
Minneapolis
Sheffield
Mystery Miner Thought Alive Amid Argonaut Fire
Federal investigators hunt for letter writers threatening Argonaut mine officials the year after 47 miners perished in a deadly blaze. Officials doubt the claim that William Fessel, the famed mystery miner, survived though one worker says he saw him since the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
William Fessel
The
Argonaut
Fessel
Cattlemen Fight Tariff Cut on Canadian Cattle
Des Moines August 29. The American Hereford Cattle Breeders association opposed repeal or reduction of the tariff on Canadian cattle. Directors sent a resolution to the tariff commission in Washington. The measure was signed by John Painter of Roggen Colorado President and RB Winter Secretary. The directors met in the office of R W Cassady Iowa livestock man and board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association
Tariff Commission
Washington
John Painter
Roggen
Colo
RB. J. Winter
Agriculture
R. W. Cassady
Iowa
Steer Escapes Rodeo and Is Shot by Cop in Bronx
In the Bronx, a steer escaped a rodeo staged by cowpunchers at Yankee Stadium and ran through a street, knocking down a woman as several hundred pursued. A policeman on a taxi’s running board shot and killed the steer after the animal provoked the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Yankee Stadium
Ponzi Creditors May Get Another Million
Inves tors in Charles Ponzi's get rich quick scheme will receive more than $1,000,960 additional thru the petition of former Supreme Court Trustee Chase. Judge Chase sat as master in Ponzi trustees versus Hanover Trust Co, turning over $1,058,221.95 to Ponzi's creditors while ruling Hanover cannot obtain $447,778 overdraft. Full Supreme Court bench to rule on Chase report soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Charles Ponzi
Supreme Court Tustica Chase
Chase
Hanover Trust Company
Ponzi
Chasa
Supreme Court
Jim Crow Rule Drives Negroes Out Says Jim Crow
James Weldon Johnson of the NAACP urged banishing Jim Crow in the south to stop the mass exodus of African Americans to northern states. He spoke at Kansas City during the fourteenth annual conference of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James Weldon Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johnson
Association
Butler Heads Judicial Section of Bar Assn
Jeree Butler associate justice of the United States Supreme Court was elected head of the judicial section of the American Bar Association in Minneapolis last night succeeding Judge John B Briscoe of the circuit court of appeals in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Jeree Butler
United States Supreme Court
Judicial Section
American Bar Association
John B. Briscoe
Circuit Court of Appeals
Maryland
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Army
Slaver
Sanuduaky, O
James Brady
Pinchot
Standard Oil
Gov. McMaster
Electric Company
Babe
Sieg
Mary Horton
Galiaws
Mississippi
Derlin
Aura Restotange
Jetth
Breslau
Saxony
Beuthen
Gleiwitz
Oppeln
Junkers
Meckenburg
Brother
Brewer
Society of Friends
East Hi
Mason City Plans Community Chest
Kaiser
N. Y. Home
Indiana
Rodeo
Butler
BAR Ass'n
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