Kellogg Disputes Chamberlain on Treaty; Says It Does Not Commit Us to Make War
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Sec Kellogg disputes his view of U S role
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August 2, 1928
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REPUBLICANS CALL FOR $4,000,000 FUND, INCREASING BUDGET; Work Raises Estimate of Cost to Elect Hoover $1,000,000 Over First Figure. SMITH'S ATTRACTION CITED Decision to Spend More Than in Coolidge Campaign is Laid to Raskob's Plans. NEW FUND RECORDS LIKELY Roosevelt Says New York is for Hoover--Organization of Negroes is Started.
By Special to The New York Times
Work calls for $4,000,000 campaign fund
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London to Spend $60,000,000 for New Bridges And Wider Streets to Relieve Congestion
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
$60,000,000 to be spent for new bridges and wider sts to relieve congestion
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SMITH PLEA IS REJECTED ON NEW GAS DEAL HEARING BY PARTY VOTE IN BOARD; HEATED 3-HOUR ARGUMENT Two Republicans Oppose Two Democrats, Witt One of Latter Party Absent. CASE REGARDED CLOSED Prendergast Holds Ernst Had Full Rights in the EdisonConsolidated Move.DECISION DUE IN 10 DAYSVan Namee and Lunn Fight forRehearing, but Chairman andPooley Are Firm Against It.
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Gov Smith's request for rehearing on merger question refused by Public Service Comm
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SUPPORT OF MEXICO URGED BY MORROW; Ambassador Asks Confidence of Business Here for Country in Its Sorrow. TORAL'S TRIAL IS PRESSED Mother of Obregon's Slayer Testifies--Catholics Protest. on 'Indictment' of Church.
By From a Staff Correspondent of The New York Times. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Toral hearing; statement by Prosecuting Atty J C Nieto; lr from Cath Episcopate to Pres Calles protesting against indictment of Church
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Notable Births
1928Malcolm Hilton, English cricketer (died 1990)[†]
Malcolm Jameson Hilton was an English left-arm spin bowler, who played for Lancashire and in four Test matches for England.