Senate banquet tale and campus liquor raids discussed
The piece notes Senator Brookhart entertaining new senators with tales of a Wall Street banquet. It covers a raid on a University of Michigan dormitory linked to bootlegging, with prosecutions and campus organization implications, plus a federal court ruling supporting auto finance recovery in liquor trade cases. It also reports on Santa Maria volcano damage in Guatemala and Hoover’s Armistice Day address plans.
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University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
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Democrats Fighting to Retain Virginia In Today's Election
Virginia voters faced a sharp choice between continuing Democratic leadership or backing a coalition that split from the party after last year’s presidential nominating process. Dr. John Garland Pollard urged unity and revival of Democratic rule, while coalition candidate Dr. William Moseley Brown promised a reform sweep, criticizing machine rule and election Laws. In New York City, violence flared at polls as Mayor James J. Walker, a Democrat, faced a likely landslide reelection amid competing claims from Republicans and third parties. Officials appealed for state police aid to restore order as turnout rose, with forecasts favoring Walker. Also, former gridiron star Dr. B. E. Little, 61, died at his Minburn home from heart disease, after a long coaching career at the University of Iowa.
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Virginia
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John Garland Pollard
Poquoson
Pollard
Old Dominion
Wlliam Moseley Brown
Gubernatief
Roanoke
Democratic Organization
New York
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Walker
James J. Walker
Tammany
Republians
Fiorello WW
Lavardia
Republican-Poston
Norman Thomas
Richard EB
Enright
Square Deal Party
Gridder
Minburn
BE. HW. Little
University of Fowary
Inc
Spirit of Christmas Planes Leap Toward Arctic Flight
The Spirit of Christmas, a Waterlog Eyes ring expedition plane, will depart Chapman Field Airport at 5 P M for Mineola Long Island to begin the arctic quest for Santa Claus. Captain Kleinschmidt leads the 25 pound mail mission with pilot Don Graham reporter Fred Noland and photographer Bruce Palmer. Officials will bid farewell as the crew heads toward a dawn arrival and ski equipment fitting.
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Long Island
Kleinschmidt
Don Graham
Collier
Santa Claus
Fron Chepmen
Watersoa
Mineola
New York
Wil Bid Goodby
E. E. Peek
Charles F. Mohlis
Flers Goodby
Waterloo Party
Fred Noland
Bruce Palmer
Waterloo
University of Town
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Hades
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Mmost
Karl Bickel
United Press
Palmer
Towan
Fort Dodge
University of Minnesota
Kieinschmidt
Waterton Evening Courier
Tobighé
Witness reveals funds of Tarpay er League and Tariff assoc
Senate lobby hearing details contributions to the American Taxpayers League read into record. J A Arnold, linked to the league and Southern Tariff Association, names Armour Chicago 500 Pillsbury 250 and other donors. Arnold says railroads should contribute totariff league. says they fund both groups. He notes payments to Meuse Myrick and Mrs Darden and acknowledges suspect agreement terms.
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American Taxpayers’ League
Senate Lobby Committee
J. A. Arnold
Taxpayers League
Southern Tariff Association
The
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Chicago
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Kansas City Power As Light Co
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Los Angeles Brewing Co
Pinget Sound Power & Light Co
Nash Motors Company
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PIGES McCULLOCH FOR BURTON SEAT
Columbus reports former Congressman Roscoe C. McCullough of Canton is named United States senator by Governor Cooper to fill the Burton vacancy. He will serve until December 15, 1990, with a special election to choose the remainder of the late Theodore Burton's term. McCullough, born November 27, 1880, was educated in public schools and at Ohio State University, admitted to the bar in 1903.
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Columbus
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
United States
Ohio
Cooper
Theodore &. Burton
McGulloch
McCulloch
Freak B. Willis
Hoarmes County
Ohio State University
Western Teeserve Lan School
Governor Died in Mailplane Crash in Mexico
Toluca, Nov 5. Bodies of four men were recovered after the Mexico Guy Juares mail plane crash near the Valley of Mexico. Among the dead were Manuel Carpio governor of Anguascalientes De Valera its secretary John Carmichael pilot and Robert G Lowry traffic superintendent of the air line. The craft left Valbuena aero drome at 6 30 am yesterday and crashed in the mountainous region. Cause of the crash was undetermined.
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Toluca
Mexico
Manuel Carpio
Anguascalientes
de Valera
John Carmichael
Robert G. Lowry
Corporation
Aeronautica de Transportes
Fort Worth
Tex
Valbuena
Mexico City
Valley of Mexico
Condition of Judge Botes Reported Worse Today
Judge H B Botes of Washington Street is described as in worse condition after six weeks of heart disease and a minor paralytic stroke suffered a week ago. The report notes he has been treated and is not improving.
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H. B. Botes
HW. B. Bates
Washington Street
Grave Drama Over Divorce Bid In All Saints Cemetery
Chicago. Charles Pollack, a druggist, escorted his wife to a newly dug grave in All Saints cemetery and taunted her with murder. The wife, Mrs. Pollack, later cited the graveside talk in her divorce filing while denying the intent.
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Chicago
Charles Pollack
All Saints
Government Sees Stock Market Crisis Confined to Market
Washington officials report a careful analysis finds the stock market crisis limited to market activity. They credit Federal Reserve actions with containing panic and foresee credit liberalization aiding bond and mortgage financing for constructive business after months of tightness due to stock speculation.
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Alloa
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MacDonald Gies Report to Honor War Without War
London Nov 5 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald spoke to a full house of Commons detailing his historic trip to America. He praised New York Washington and the White House and Congress for the warm reception and urged support for a warless world mission.
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Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
America
New York
Washington
Congress
Read This To Your Children Flyer to Santa Claus Flight
Waterloo Evening Courier invites every boy and girl to Chapmanfield Waterloo airport tomorrow afternoon for the Courier Expedition to Find Santa Claus. The Spirit of Christmas plane piloted by Dan Graham with reporter photographer and mail bag will depart at 5 p.m. Mayor E. E. Peek and officials will bid the fliers farewell as the expedition sails into the uncharted ozone chasing a dream story of hope.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Chapmanfield
Waterloo
Santa Claus
Dan’ Graham
University of Town
E. E. Peek
Blease Resolution Seen as Try to Kill Tariff Bill
Washington Nov 5 The senate faced a tangle over the tariff bill as Sen Cole Blease Democrat of South Carolina offered a resolution postponing action until after the Vare case is decided in the regular session starting Dec 2. The move was seen as an effort to kill tariff legislation.
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Washington, D. C
HSI
Senate
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Gloria Swanson Praises Corrine Griffith as Beauty
During a personal appearance in Chicago on November 4 Gloria Swanson declared that only one beautiful woman in the movies exists and that is Corrine Griffith. She argued most other stars are dusk types and praised Griffith as the sole beauty.
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Chicago
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Tax Meeting Set for November 15 in Des Moines
Des Moines officials announce a November 15 legislative committee on revenue and taxation and the state board of assessment and review will convene to address town problems. The session was called by Senator O F Clark of Cedar Rapids, chair of the committee.
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Des, Moines
State Legislative Committee On‘ Revenue and Taxation
State Board ‘of Assessment and Leview
O F. Clark
Cedar Rapids
New York Customs Fleet Mobilized Off Coast
Twelve patrol boats of the customs harbor squad were mobilized to deter fanning of $2,000,000 in Aquor shipping for Thanksgiving and Christmas trade. The armada, with 129 enforcement officers, waited off Long Island to confront ram runners after radio intercepts from British and French vessels. This marked the fleet’s first sea mobilization since its formation two years ago.
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New York
Customs Harbor Squad
New York City
Enforcement Bureau
Long Island
New Jersey
Green calls for parley on South labor campaign
Washington, DC November 3. Msi President William Green urged the president of 105 labor unions to send reps to Washington on November 14 to plan an organization drive in the South. He warned the South faces social unrest and industrial discontent that demand AFL support for southerly workers. DROWNS SELF AND CHILDREN. Scales Mound, HL November 3. A coroner ruled murder and death by suicide in the deaths of Mrs. Henry Saam, 41, and her two infant children, with bones tossed into a creek. the woman is regarded as mentally unbalanced.
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Hell Maria
Washington
Washington, DC
Msi
William Green
South
American Federation of Labor
Green
Scales Mound
Henry Saam
Courier Delivery Deadline and Redelivery Policy
The notice states home delivery by 5 30 PM. If the paper fails to arrive due to carrier error, contact 5100 and a replacement copy will be sent. Calls should reach the office before 6 30 PM.
Senate testifies on Wall Street booze party dinner
Senator Brookhart recounted a Washington dinner involving Otto Kahn Loomis of Morgan & Co and other Wall Street figures. He described a curtain reveal of silver hip flasks and guests helping themselves while Smoot, Gooding, and Edge reacted. Brookhart noted conversations with Kahn on rail consolidation and with Loomis about the drink, concluding with calls for enforcement and pressure on diplomats to quit serving liquor.
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Morgan Company
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