Edison Ceremony Draws Celebrities at Greenfield Memorial
An array of celebrities will gather at Greenfield near Deear Born Michigan to honor Thomas A Edison on the fiftieth anniversary of his incandescent lamp. The event will be broadcast via wireless and a later address by Edison is planned. President Hoover will attend ceremonies then proceed to Cincinnati and Louisville for river and waterway events. A separate note reports the Dornier giant flying boat flight in Altenrhein Switzerland carrying 169 tons, with a 51 ton payload and 6,000 horsepower.
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Henry Ford
Deearborn
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Cincinnati
Chico River
Louisville
Altenhein
Switzerland
Dr. Dornier
Thomas A. Edison
Dearborn
Meaver
Booth Bend
Ind
Hoover to Speak Peace on Armistice Day
President Hoover is expected to address Armistice Day on November 11 from Washington auditorium. The speech will be broadcast nationwide by Columbia and National networks with other stations joining. Legion posts across the country will meet that night to hear Hoover and speakers including Major Rothafel and Col. Paul V. McNutt.
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Washington
D. C
Hoover
American Legion
Washington Auditorium
Harding
London
Mr. Hoover
United States
Columbia
National Broadcasting Systems
Roxy
Major Rothafel
John J. Pershigg
American Expeditionary Force
Paris
Paul V. McNutt
Maj. O. Lbedenhamer
Louisville
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
John Thomas Taylor
Marine Corps
Middle- West
Detroit
Cincinnati
Supreme Court Allows Warrantless Dwellings Searches
The Supreme Court ruled that state officers may search private dwellings without search warrants to obtain evidence for violations of state prohibition laws. The decision denied A. C. Ramsey of Creston Iowa review of his conviction and the Iowa Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
A. C. Ramsey
Creston
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa
Bloodhounds Find Baby in Cornfield
Scranton Pa October 21 Bloodhounds aided a countryside search for two year old Donald Henning who disappeared after noon while playing with relatives. Found in a cornfield alive and well except for shock from exposure, he sat on a furrow as Dr R E Parry reported.
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Scranton
Donald Henning
R. E. Parry
Seek Former Frat Head as Embezzler
Des Moines, Oct 21-40. Richard Cole, former Drake University student and Chi Delta fraternity president, faces an embezzlement charge of 3500 dollars filed by Elmer Spencer, the grocer and Cole’s former employer who kept his books. Cole left the university without explanation less than a month ago.
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Tes Moines
Richard Cole
Drake University
Elmer Spencer
Cole
Chi Delta Fraternity
Russian Pilots Fly to Cheyenne Next
Four Russian aviators begin the first leg toward New York in a Moscow to New York flight. After two days of fetes they will take off on Tuesday from San Francisco and proceed to Cheyenne, Wyoming, as the third U S stop on their transcontinental journey.
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Cheyenne
Wys
United States
New York
Hoover Rebukes Florida Politician for Patronage Appointment
President Hoover replies to Florida GOP protest over federal attorney appointment. He states appointments must be based on merit and public service, not political influence. He cites Hughes as competent in enforcing prohibition and endorsed by Florida federal judges. Britten commits party cooperation.
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Hoover
Florida
Washington, D, GC
White House
Fred &. Britten
Republican Party
Hughes
United States
Britten
Reed Robinson Accept Place on Arm Delegation
Washington reports both parties in the senate will be represented on the American delegation to the London naval conference next January. Chairman Henry L. Stimson Secretary of State, Charles Dawes ambassador to Great Britain, Hugh Gibson ambassador to Belgium, and Senators Joseph T. Robinson and David A. Reed will join.
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Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
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Belgium
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
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Pennsylvania
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Robinson
Stimson
Borah
France J
Italy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
UN Uderstood
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MacDonald
Gibson
United States
London
Naval
Wiliam V. Pratt
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Ieader
Paris
Rome
Final Arguments in Fall Bribery Case Begin
Washington notes final arguments in the Albert B. Fall bribery trial as special counsel Allee Pomertene asks the jury to decide if the $100,000 from Edward L. Doheny was a loan. The case hinges on whether the sum was given as a loan or a bribe to influence official acts.
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Wribery
Albert B. Fall
Allee Pomertene
Fall
Edward L. Doheny Wee
Six Lose Lives in Auto Crashes Across Iowa
A Cedar Rapids youth was seriously injured after being run over by a truck on the way to school. In Portsmouth a motor crash left Clevenger and Pitts seriously hurt. Iowa weekend travel fatalities include six dead from college football team trips near Victor and Tama and a Des Moines banker killed near Grinnell. Four others injured in Grundy Center. Edison and Hoover honored at Ford's Greenfield Jubilee with a nationwide broadcast from Detroit to Dearborn.
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Harry A. Ellott
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May Lambert
Ralph Wise
Courier Home Delivery Cutoff and Redelivery Policy
The Courier is to be delivered before 5 30. If the paper is not received by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
President Hoover Heads Detroit Celebration Amid Stormy Welcome
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover toured Detroit for a Edison tribute with Gov. Green and Mayor Lodge in a rain soaked welcome. Thousands braved the elements as cadets, schoolchildren and citizens lined Oakwood boulevard to honor the nation’s leader. Edison and Ford figures featured in the festive visit as the president pressed on to Dearborn and the Rouge plant before staying indoors due to illness concerns.
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Fred W. Green
John C. Lodge
Oakwood Bowl
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Lodge
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Henry Ford
Givynn Davis
Ford
Dearborm
Spon
Mrs. Edison
Rouge
Torch Company
Amert
Gastonia Labor Leaders Convicted in Mecklenberg Murder Trial
Seven Gastonia labor and union members were found guilty of second degree murder in Mecklenburg superior court for the killing of Gastonia police chief G. Aderholt. Convicted are Fred Erwin Beal Lawrence Mass Clarence Miller New York educator George Carter Mizpal N J Joseph Harrison Possard N J W M McGinnis Hendricks and Louis McLaughlin of Gastonia. Sentences range from two to 30 years at the judge’s discretion.
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N. J
W. M. McGinnis
K. ¥. Hendricks
Louis McLaughlin
Gastanin
Lobby loan made in G C P office lobby
Washington October 21. Testimony before the senate lobby committee revealed that J Henry Roraback Connecticut Republican national committeeman’s Hartford office conference room was used with the Connecticut Manufacturers association president EB Hubbard and Senator Bingham to arrange a loan of a representative. Hubbard said Roraback did not participate in the conference and approved Bingham’s actions 1,000 percent.
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J. Henry Rernback
Connecticut
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Bingham
Joan” Bingham
Association
Senate
Roraback
Hartford
EB. Kent Hubbard
Caraway
Hubbard
Poincare Undergoes Second Operation in Paris
Former French premier Raymond Poincare underwent a second operation for the removal of the prostate gland in Paris. Surgeons bulletin reported the operation completely successful and Poincare's condition as favorable.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Poincare
Bar Association Convention to Address Air and Radio Laws
Memphis will host the American Bar Association convention focusing on air and radio regulation. debates will seek uniform acts across state and federal levels, with William P. MacCracken Jr. of Chicago attending to discuss aviation law and licensing proposals.
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Memphis
Tenn
Air
American Bar Association
Wiliam P.maccracken, Jr
Chicago
Department of Commerce For
Aeronautics
The
Con
Vention
Yeport
American Bir Association
Seattle
Wash
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
House
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