Hoover Dinner Highlights Social Rank And Royal Guests
The Hoover dinner at the British embassy drew Prime Minister MacDonald and daughter Ishbel, with Lady Isabella Howard seated near the president. Cabinet members, ambassadors, and officers attended as social precedence stirred debate over seating and titles.
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Marie Min
Hoover
MacDonald
Ishbel
Edward E. Gunn
Isabella Howerd
Curtis-Gunn
Alice Longworth
Longworth
Yar BE
Sinaia
Roy
Ishbel MacDonald
James
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Washington
Curtis
Gant
Isabelle
Lae
Isabella Howard
Stimson
J. C. McReynolds
Vincent Massey
Dolly” Gann
Ambassador Howard
James W. Good
Fof War
Alice
Princess Alice
Dolly
Wplonists
Esme Howard
Polity
Slimson
Army
Navy
Charles E. Hughes
Frank 2B. Kellogg
Great Britain
Alguson B. Houghton
Guess
Baseball Chronicle: Seventh Inning Struggles In Tight Tie
The report details repeated at bats and pitches as the Athletics and Cubs battle through innings. Key moments include Hornsby fanning after a rim-shot, Stephenson’s one handed catch by Dykes, and Grimm caught stealing. No runs or hits in several frames leave the score unchanged.
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Athletics
Simmons
Stephenson
Foxx
Hornsby
Miller
Fito
Grimm
Cubs
Cusler
Strke
Ehmke
Taylor
Cochrane
Bishop
Siinons
Root
McMil- Ian
McMillan
Grima
Haas
Wilson
English
Engish
Wison
Wileson
Murt
Cuyler
Boley
Ningers
Heathcote
Steinans
Hartnett
Ting
Bush
Piten
Gonzales
Hans
Godrane
Sérond
Teniths
Brmke
Shmke
Poxx
Ermke
Cuylee
Guyter
Cuyter
Cubs Athletics World Series opener dazzles with crowd and chaos
Opening game at Wrigley Field under cool autumn skies features Nick Altrock and Al Schacht acts to entertain a 15 000 strong crowd before first pitch. Cubs and Athletics trade blows with Ehmke and Foxx delivering key moments as the series begins amid festive yet chaotic surroundings.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
UPI
Crigp
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Wrigley Fielt
Gabs
Athletics
JTL
Fana
Altrock and
Schacht
Nick
Fi al Miller
Altho
Cubs
Jimmy Burke
Cub
Frank Chatee
Ack Wilson
Rogers Hornsby
Ott
Chicago Crime Scene Turns On a Clothing Store Dummy
A night scream draws police to a street where a man lies. Lieut Jes McGuire orders bystanders away. Officers arrive to a crowd and a quick check reveals the body is a clothing store dummy, arousing relief and disbelief.
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Chicago
Oct
Jes McGuire
Policeman shoots youth in window peeping incident
In Belleville Illinois a 16 year old boy named Howard Walthe was wounded when Patrolman Ennis Mellon fired while pursuing him and companions after they peered through a dressing room window at a women's club. Walthe suffered a chest wound, a bullet lodged in a lung, the officer said he fired to scare the youths.
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Belleville
Sear
Howard Walthe
Ennis Mellon
Walthe
Blood Transfusion Plea To Save Cedar Rapids Mother
Physicians of Cedar Rapids Lotay appeal for a pint of blood to save a new mother's life after childbirth. Since the birth a month ago she has grown weaker. her husband already donated a pint last week, providing short relief before her strength waned again.
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Cedar Rapids
Two Women There Two Fur Coats Gone
Cedar Rapids police searched today for two elderly well dressed women who were seen in the coat department of Martins dry goods store late yesterday. The two fur coats worth 2900 dollars disappeared after the women were directed to the dress goods department.
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Cedey Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Martin's Try
Jeanne Hagle Laid to Rest in Rain at St Vincents
Jeanne Engels star of the play Rain was laid to rest in Kansas City Missouri as gentle rain fell. Hundreds gathered at St Vincents Catholic church for her funeral three years after she returned to her native city to perform Sadie Thompson.
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Kansas City
Jeanne Engels
Engels
City
Sadie Thompson
St Vincents Catholic
Boy builds parachute and falls into water tank
A Scandia Kansas farm boy named Tate attempted a self made parachute drop. The first test failed when he landed in a water tank, causing cuts and bruises.
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Scandia
Kan
Finsi
Pean Tate
Brant
Tate
Oran
Bane
Temperatures Data From Monday Through Tuesday
Readable fragments report temperature highs and lows across Monday to Tuesday with values unclear due to damaged text. The piece mentions maximums around 06.4 and 83 and minimums into Tuesday night with scattered numbers and letters, lacking complete dates or locations.
Home Squads Stationed At Chicago Stations
Chicago reports 96 bombings in 1929 with a new threat from police officials and assistant-state's attorney Frank J. Leesch. Authorities seek to identify links to gangsters amid bombings targeting residences and streetcars. Bombing squads planned for outlying police districts.
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Chicago
Frank J. Leesch
C.H. M.carly
Sparket
Jack Dempsey to be surprised by wife’s singing act
Estelle Taylor reveals a throat operation in Los Angeles eight weeks ago gave her an exceptional singing voice. She recalls she plans a surprise for Jack Dempsey, who attends shows but has not heard her sing.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Los Angeles
River
Esteo
Jack
Kiula
Death of Judge Halts Man's Trial
Des Moines report notes Ottumwa attorney A. O. U. W funds case halted as Judge Herman Zeuch dies on day of planned new trial. Lowenberg’s trial adjourned to await the judge’s viewing stand accident. jury dismissed and a new trial ordered after news of the judge’s death reached the courthouse.
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Des Moines
Oct
B—Iuri
F. A. Lowenberg
Ottumwa
Herman Zeuch
Lowenberg
Ria
Probe Sought on Cotton Crop Estimate
Senator Hellin of Alabama challenged today’s cotton crop estimate saying it overstates production by 630000 bales. He announced plans to introduce a resolution to authorize an investigation of the census bureau and the crop reporting board.
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Washington
Hellin
Democrat
Alabama
Jofay
Stillman Reported Safe Near Anchorage
New York banker James A. Stiliman was reported lost on a tainting trip but safe and expected to reach Anchorage Alaska today. He was delayed on the Skwentna river voyage and earlier reported in a plane accident according to word received.
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New York
Insi
James A. Stiliman
Anchorage
Alaska
Stillman
Skwentna
Bad Babies Cast Faces Court Trials
The cast of the play Bad Fables must go to trial October 10 in Los Angeles on charges of presenting an indecent show Municipal Judge Georgia Bullock field the players for trial yesterday Jobyna Ralston leads the cast. The plot condemns robbery and sex.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.ai
Georgia Bullock
Jobyna Ralston
British and American leaders seek common ground in friction points
President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald ended frank talks aimed at easing Anglo American frictions. They agreed on a shared outlook for peace and understanding, with MacDonald staying in Washington to Thursday for further ceremonies and engagements including embassy dinners and a lunch hosted by Canadian officials.
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Washington, D.C
Hoover
MacDonald
Senate
America
England
Althe
Washington
Hoover Administration
White House
Diplomatic’ Corps
Stimson
Gurtis
Woman Tried for Two Murders Free to Live in Missouri
A Chicago woman linked to two murder cases heads to Missouri with her son after being freed in Indiana for the murder of Cameola Soptar. Previously, Catherine Cassler was overturned on a murder conviction in Illinois and sentenced to hang as an accomplice before a reprieve.
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Chicago
Missouri Hills
Catherine Casster
Edward
Valparaiso
Ind
Cameola Soptar
Cassler
Supreme Court
William Lindstrom
Gassler
Lindbergh Explores Maya Ruins in Central America Flight
Charles A Lindbergh and a Carnegie Institution team conducted aerial reconnaissance over northern Guatemala British Honduras and Yucatan seeking Maya ruins. They surveyed Flores region Chichen Itza and nearby mounds from Merida and reported first hand access to previously unseen areas aiding archaeology and vegetation studies.
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Honduras
Och
Gol
Charlies
A. Lindbergh
Central America
United States
South America
Seh Bess
Fer
Guatemala
British Honduras
Yucatan
Campeche
Quintana Roo
Flores
Bellew
Lindbergh
Oliver H. Ricketson
Carnegie Institution
A. V. Kinder
Archeological Department
Merida
Yu~ecalan
Chichen Itza
Lord Burdon
Landon Lake
Carmegie
Lake de Chichen Ancaba
Sidder
Cat. Lindbergh
Five Bandits Loot California Building Society Meeting
Five bandits disrupted a directors meeting of the Ceska California building and loan company in Chicago. They forced officials to flee, stole $354 from pockets, and gained the safe combination before escaping with $3,381 in total. A policeman on guard had been removed prior to the raid.
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Chicago
Ceska-Kalifornia Building & Loan Co
Death notices for Lampson and Penne in Waterloo obituary items
Frank W Lampson age 70 of 67 Rhey Street died at a Town City hospital after a stroke. He lived in Waterloo two years with his daughter Mrs John A Muth and worked at Rath Packing. born August 10 1859 in Wisconsin. Surviving sons and daughters listed. services Wednesday at 10 a m at Hileman Gindt with Rev Roy Leslie Smith. burial Horton Ta. William J Penne age 82 of 2316 Lafayette Street died at home in Waterloo after a long illness. Born October 19 1848 in Tinats and came to Town in 1857, married Chloe Faggart 1876. survived by widow and several children. funeral Thursday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev Fr Edward Slattery. burial Calvary cemetery. Local Rosary Society to meet tonight at O Keefe Towns chancel.
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Frank WW. Lampson
Frank W. Lampson
Rhey Street
Waterloo
John A. Muth
Rath Packing Company
Wisconsin
Chickasaw
Nashua
Fredericksburg
John E. New Hampton
F. Cc
L. W
Watertsa
Verne W
Newton
Glen
Maywood
Til
W. J. Roth
Cedar Falls
Paul
Roberts
Marion
John Muth
William J. Penne
Lafayette Street
Jin Tinats
Eagle Center
Chloe M. Faggart
Dunkerton
Hiswidow
Nyesons
St. Joseph's
Edward Slattery
Calvary Cemetery
St. John's Rosary
O'Keefe & Towns
Senate Tariff Debate Persists Amid Party Struggles
Congress Today reports Senate continues tariff debate as Democrats with western Republicans strike a Republican provision. Chairman Caraway backs tariff interests as investigations begin. A bill to hold buyers equally liable with sellers in liquor cases is introduced by Senator Sheppard. Ramsey MacDonald addresses the Senate.
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United Preas
Senate
Senate Democrats
oFee
Caraway
Sheppard
Texas
Jesséning
Tive Board
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Senate split over Sheppard liquor purchase penalties
Washington October 3 Senators clash over Senator Sheppard's plan to make the buyer equally guilty with the seller in liquor cases. Norris warns it would curb prosecutions, while Sheppard backs the measure with support from church and temperance groups. Opposition from Borah, Garaway, Tydings, Walsh, Hawes. McBride of the Anti Saloon League says the group will study the proposal before deciding its stance.
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Washington
D. C
Sheppard
Texas
Congress
George W. Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Neuraske
Norris
Shephard
Antisaloon League
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Church South
Methodist Episcopal Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Morals
Cannon
Senate
Aqior
Borah
Idaho
Borat
Garawey
Arkansas
Shewets
Tydings
Maryland
Walsh
Massachusetts
Hawes
Missouri
Jones
Fall Land
Little Rock
Ark
U.R
F. Scott McBride
Bend
Hiquor
League
Grape Juice Racket Revealed in Chicago
Washington D C October new racket disclosed by Prohibition Commissioner Doran targets Chicago grape juice shipments. Racketeers mimic prohibition agents to obtain consignee names and deter buyers, allowing them to bid in beverages at far below market value.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Doran
Prohibition
Prohibitian
Row Halts Probe of Prison Battle in Denver
Denver October 8 In the mutiny at the state penitentiary in Ganon City the bloodiest outbreak in American penal history ended in a standstill as officials postponed the inquiry due to a dispute over secretaryship to the state board of corrections. Thomas Duke and Frank Hong’s appointments were affected by the bickering causing the meeting to be withdrawn.
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Calo
Inves Wortlon
Ganon City
State Board of Corrections
Thomas Duke
Publo
Prank
Hong
Purbio
Elgin Service Commission
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