Mother Killed Policeman in Ohio River Valley Shootout
A four year old boy Donnie Schroeder told police his mother Irene Schroeder from Benwood West Virginia killed State Police Corporal Brady Paul near New Castle, Pennsylvania. He said she fainted after the shooting and authorities seek two men suspected to have been with her.
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Bellaire
U.R
Donnie Schroeder
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Brady Paul
New Castle
Paul
Ernest Moore
Wheeling
James Brooks
Moore
New Castle- Butler
Brady
Akron
Problems Of 1930 What About Russia and China
Arthur Brisbane considers 1930 issues including recognizing Soviet Russia, Western debts, and Britain's bonds crisis. The column also notes China’s civil war and a separate crime incident described by a young boy in a separate local police story.
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Russia
China
Britain
First Year of Cooper's Work Reviewed in Ohio 1929 Year
Ohio Governor Myers Y. Cooper surveys 1929 as the first half of his term, calling the state building program and an $84 million state and highway plan his dominant achievements. The report notes creation of three new departments, expansions in workmen’s compensation, coal output rise under Buy Ohio Coal, and extensive inspections across several agencies.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Cooper
Finance Department
Division of Conservation
Division of Dental Hygiene
Bureau of Agronautics
Department of Industrial Relations
Ohio Coal
Division of Mines
Cleveland Clinic
Demand for Indian self governance sparks imperial debate
The text questions what will happen in India if 300,000,000 Asiatics demand the right to govern themselves, arguing Indians have never governed themselves and endured centuries of tyranny, plague, famine, and oppressive religious teachings before British rule.
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India
Britain
Tragic Paisley Theater Fire Kills 69 Children
A matinee in Paisley near Glasgow ended in tragedy as a theater blaze trapped hundreds. About 69 children died and 150 were hospitalized amid a chaotic rush to exits and smoke filled halls. Firemen faced thick fumes and required gas masks to reach victims.
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Glasgow
Scotland
U.R
Paisley
Mrs Lowery Dies At Columbus Home
Pulaski Lowery a pioneer resident of Chauncey died at her home near Columbus Sunday. Her will be brought to Chauncey Wednesday morning for funeral services at 11 o'clock at the Church of Christ with Rev G B Courtney officiating. Burial will be in Nye Cemetery. She leaves her husband and several children. The Lowery family moved to the Columbus area several years ago.
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Pulaski Lowery
Chauncey
Columbus
Nias
Clark Rice jailed on intoxication charge in Athens
Clark Rice of Athens was placed in City Jail Monday morning on a charge of intoxication. He was arrested by Chief of Police B. J. Insterstwald and Officer Howard Illeen.
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Clark Rice
Athens
Sheriff Lang Shot in Deputation Shootout in Indiana Camp
Deputy sheriff Herman Lang 38 of Dearborn Ind lay dying in a Cincinnati hospital with two bullet wounds after a clash while pursuing a gunman who had wounded Benjamin Shaw 65 at a White River camp. A nationwide search followed as the Lang party traced the assailant through Dearborn Longnecker Harrison and beyond.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Herman Lang
Dearborn
Bethel II Jailed Over Unpaid Fine in Glouster
Arthur Bethel of Glouster was committed to Athens County Jail for non payment of a $22.50 fine imposed by Mayor C G Lunsford. Bethel was brought to jail by Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck Tuesday morning.
Jury to Decide Providence Coast Guard Killing Case
A state grand jury is expected to decide whether criminal action will be taken against Coast Guard patrol members who killed three men during the seizure of a rum running boat in New Port Harbor on Sunday.
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Providence
R. I
U.R
Coast Guard
New Port Harbor
Akron waitress linked to Pennsylvania police murder suspect
Irene Schroeder of Bellaire known locally as Daisy Crawford worked as a restaurant waitress in Akron until recently. Police identify her as a suspect in the murder case of a Pennsylvania state policeman and link a drug trafficking suspicion to her. Detective Chief Eddie McDonnell said the slain officer was killed near New Castle and involved a man described as a married automobile salesman with two children.
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Donnie
Daddy
Jon
Bellaire
Pennsylvania
Akron
Eddie McDonnell
U.A
Irene Schroeder
Daisy Crawford
McDonnell
New Castle
Million Loss in Grain Fire in Chicago Warehouse
A five hour blaze destroyed a seven story warehouse owned by Albert Schwill & Company on December 30 injuring three workers, with 600000 bushels of grain burned and damages exceeding 1 million dollars. Fire teams fought flames as hydrants and tunnels were used to control the blaze.
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Chicago
Albert Schwill & Company
Peter Clausen
Michael Pavlina
Ernest Richele
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senate leader urges test of Volstead Act on liquor buyers
Senator Jones of Washington proposed the Justice Department test the Volstead Act as it applies to liquor purchasers. He said all liquor buyers could be prosecuted under the law as it now stands and called for a case to clarify enforcement.
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Washington
U.P
Justice Department
Jones
Republican
Senate
Talks to Babies Cleveland Part 1
In Cleveland on December 31 11 people labeled Baby Communists faced charges of parading without a permit for marching in single file up Euclid Avenue. Assistant Law Director Ben F. Levine dismissed the charges saying many criminal cases clog dockets and his talks with the group were as effective as court action.
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Cleveland
U.R
Euclid Avenue
Ben F. Levine
Levine
Bank Bandits Routed Before Fire of Posse
A night bank robbery near Dayton failed after a village posse surrounded Ralph Davenport and his family in Phillipsburg. The bandits used a machine gun, fled in an auto, and a wounded bandit was seen slumped in his seat as shots shattered windows and armored the town. Authorities alerted and road patrols mounted.
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Phillipsburg
Ralph Davenport
First National Bank
Dayton
Davenport
Floyd
One Convicted in Ohio Dog Racing Case
In Xenta Ohio a jury found Charles R. Fay of Middletown guilty of selling pools in the operation of a dog track at Fairfield Amusement Park. Fay received a three day sentence for appeal. Fay and 241 other track officials were arrested when the pool wagering system was found to violate state gambling laws. C. G. Wants and G. N. Heints will face separate trials in the coming weeks.
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Xenta
U.R
Comemon Pleas Court
Charles R. Fay
Middletown
Fairfield Amusement Park, Limited
Fairfield
Fay
C. G. Wants
G. N. Heints
Iron Worker Dies After Flying Metal Tragedy on Job
Two workers, Florance Edgcomb and E G Joan, face charges for sending scandalous postcards amid a dispute. An explosion during on site work at a railroad tank under construction injured George Hallaman and another worker, with Hallaman later dying at the hospital and the other worker’s prognosis uncertain.
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Orke
Arma
Bae
Biahrauh
Doman
Art Hospital
Mellon Should Be Ousted Brookhart Says Attack Looms
Senator Brookhart of Iowa said he will direct an attack against Secretary Mellon when Congress reconvenes on January 6. He claims Mellon lacks sympathy with prohibition and urges enforcement action against lax district attorneys and open saloons. Senator Borah wrote Hoover on enforcement concerns as critics cite a supposed scandal in the liquor permit system.
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Paul RE
Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Brookhart
Iowa
Hoover
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Borah
Senate
Wall Street
Mellon
Alstrict
New Yorkers Pay $30 to Blow Tin Horns for New Year
New Yorkers flock to Times Square and similar spots to celebrate the new year. Patrons spend about $30 to enjoy nightlife with paper hats and shouts of Happy New Year as Broadway eyes return to bustling crowds. Police boost presence around Times Square amid preparations and a potential liquor crackdown looms.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
Five Die As Plane Crashes At Tears Airport
Lieut. Robert H. Gray and his wife die with three business leaders after a Texas Air Port Company passenger plane stalled at about 200 feet then nose dived. Dillon died en route to hospital. others were dead at the scene. Gray, a World War II pilot and former Australia resident, had run the air field.
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Amarillo
Tex
Robert H. Gray
Texas Airport Company
Gray
C. M. Dillon
Robert Moore
R. L. Allison
Dillon
Australia
United States
Commerciag Lges
Thig Seunbeery
Aaa
Elas
Russians Aid Search For Missing in Alaska Ocean
Russians assist in a search for a missing man near Juneau Alaska with an ice-breaker-based base at Petropavlovsk and reports relayed by a Russian steamer. Pilots Josh and Harold Gillam have established a base and coordinated information from the Nanuk as crews work to locate the missing Carl Ben Bielson.
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Juneau
Alaska
Dee
Resian Ald
Carl Ben Bielson
Petropivorgk
Milovzorov
Pol
Josh
Harold Gillam
Mrs Moore Recalls Christmas Gifts for Former Mayor
A letter from Mrs. Moore recalls Christmas for Athens' former mayor Alex Moore now at the Ohio State Penitentiary after conviction. She notes he sent cards and long letters and gifts to the Blind who receive his board as he assists blind workers. The article mentions Mrs. Moore's 64 years.
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Santa Claus
Alex Moore
Ohio State Penitentiary
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