Florida bank fails as eleventh in ten days
Tallahassee Fla. The County Bank of Starke closed its doors today with capital of 40000 and deposits of 350000, marking Florida’s eleventh bank failure in ten days per state comptroller Ernest Ammox. Meanwhile in San Francisco Mrs Georgia Jasper, a Denver widow of 33, died in hospital after ingesting poison following a claimed love dispute involving A Lo froent, a filtration executive.
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Starke
Ernest Ammox
N Francisco
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Georgia
Jasper
Denver
A. ©. Lofroent
Filteration
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Local Man Arrested for Transporting Liquor After Crash
Charles Locke of this city, a former Cumberland farmer, is held on a $500 cash bond on a charge of illegal transportation of liquor after an automobile collision north of Atlantic last evening. He faces arraignment before Justice George E Pennell Monday morning. Locke allegedly threw a gallon can of liquor from his car after crashing into Fred Kimball’s vehicle near the Henry Arp farm. both cars were damaged but no injuries were reported. Police say Locke had been drinking at the time.
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Charles Locke
Cumberland
Liberty
Atlantic
Locke
George E. Pennell
Fred Kimball
Henry Arp
Summer Heat Sets 1930 Record on Longest Day
The city sweltered on June 21 as temperatures hit 92 degrees at noon and 96 degrees at 2:46 p.m., marking a new heat record for the year. The longest day of the year saw sunrise at 4:27 a.m. and sunset at 7:35 p.m. Officials say the heat should aid corn growth after weeks of cool weather and chilly nights.
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Bualneas
Foreman of Steel Works Found SLAIN
Movin Calhoun a foreman at a Colorado Fuel and Iron plant was found shot to death near his home after supervising a night shift. Police report he died about an hour earlier, leaving a wife and three children. The case is under investigation as authorities search for a motive and suspect.
Senate confirms Hanford MacNider as minister to Canada
Washington June 21 Senate confirms Hanford MacNider Iowa as minister to Canada despite personal opposition from Senator Brookhart Brookhart accused MacNider of leading drunken revels at American Legion events Steck defended the nominee noting MacNider quit drinking four years ago MacNider later said he had no comment on the confirmation and awaited official notice before leaving for Ottawa
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Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Senate
Canada
Smith W. Brookhart
Rep
MacNider
Foreign Relations Committee
Brookhart
American Legion
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Steck
Maxon City
I. N
Col
Town
Ottawa
Rioting in London Injures 500 at Indian Parade
London June 21. Reports say 500 persons were injured when police dispersed a large Indian nationalist procession on the Maiden Esplanade. Motilal Nehru Covinder called for an immediate general strike and halt to all business. Central News dispatch confirms the high casualty toll and the mounting unrest surrounding the nationalist event.
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Poraona
Bombay
Esplanade
Indian Nationial Congress
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Coviador
Atrike and Oope
Senate Bill Funds Lin e of Loa Faddax Air
A senate bill proposes funds totaling 42 877 dollars for Loa Faddax Air matters. The measure aims to cover costs related to itsmatored operations and related line items.
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Senate
Airaelan
E S Hill Former Atlantic Printer Dies at Waverly
Ernest S Hill a former Atlantic composing room foreman and active firefighter died suddenly at his Waverly home after a morning mowing incident. He was born Griswold May 20 1886 and married Mildred Wight nineteen years ago. Surviving are his widow two daughters three brothers two sisters and his mother Mrs J P Hill. He had lived in Waverly ten years and was a member of the I O O F and the Atlantic fire department.
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Waverly
Griswold
Mr. Hill
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Atlantic Fires Department
Lodge
Mildred Wight
Elliott
Hy “Agad
J.P. Hill
Beth
Ruth
Norman Hill
Des Moines
Perry Hill
Kingalay
Clyde Ht
Fort Dodge
Hoover Leads Republican Drive To Assure Business
Washington reports President Hoover launches a nationwide campaign with Treasury Secretary Mellon and Senator Watson delivering reassuring messages on business conditions. The plan includes overhauling the tariff commission and a presidential tour mid July to promote prosperity and defend the administration amid tariff battles.
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George R. Holmes
U.S
Washington
Hoover
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U. S. Tariff Commission
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Wall Street
Industries
L'am
Fierro Hops Off for Mexico City
Colonel Robert Fierro of Mexico and mechanic Arnulfo Cortes began a 2000 mile non stop flight from Roosevelt Field toward Mexico City in a Lockheed Sirius type craft named the Anahuac. The craft cost 20000 dollars and Dr James Kimball of the weather bureau forecast fair conditions aiding the trip.
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Arnulfo Cortes
Roosevelt Field
Mexico City
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Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Mexico
James Kimball
The
Weather Bureau
Death of Omahan linked to car theft case
Percy A. Lainson's staff dismissed as bunk the idea Louis Smolinski of Omaha died from burns when the Essex coach car, stolen near Hancock four miles west, was torched and driven into a ditch. Smolinski died in an Omaha hospital after being burned, with a nameless man aiding his arrival and subsequently missing. Local officials insisted Smolinski was burned in Omaha, not at the scene.
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Percy A. Lainson
Pottawattamie County
Louis Smolinski
Omaha
Armin Brehmer
Hancock
Essex
Ed Oxley
Avoca
Iit
Smolinski
Chinese Opium Dens Raided by Police
Newark police armed with axes and sledgehammers raided fourteen opium dens in Chinatown destroying doors and seizing suspects. Officers entered multiple premises, smashing through entryways while detaining several individuals as part of a broad crackdown.
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Newark
Medical Arts Building Planned in Sioux City
Sioux City announces a new thirteen story medical arts building costing 1 500 000 dollars with a fifteen story tower to be added atop it, making the structure the city's highest. The contract was awarded to Guarantee Construction of Sioux City.
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Sioux City
L N. S
Three Men Killed in Do Minion Mine Disaster
Globe Arizona reports a deadly mine disaster at the Do Minion mine where a drill struck a missed charge. Three men were killed Adal berto Verdugo Gabriel Coronado and Benaca Pakna with many others injured or trapped as rescue efforts followed for over two hours.
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DoMinion
Adalberto Verdugo
Gabriel Coronado
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Jhcal
New Day System To Be Announced By AG
Washington June 21 Attorney General Mitchell is expected to announce a new prohibition system by midweek. Officials say no final decision on commissioners has been made but Howard T Jones of Scranton Pa is favored for the post. Jones has years of experience in prohibition enforcement and previously assisted Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt.
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Mitchell
Department of Justice
Howard T. Jones
Scranton
Youngquist
Jones
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Fifteen Perish as Motorship Vamvi Sinks Off New Guinea
London report cites a storm sinking the motorship Vamvi off New Guinea. Fifteen passengers perished while fourteen were rescued. dispatch from Melbourne confirms the disaster and rescue outcome.
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Vamvi
New Guinea
Melbourne
Australia
Eighteenth Child Born to Shenandoah Couple in Indiana
A Shenandoah Indiana couple, Mr and Mrs Hersberg Hive on a large farm near York Town, welcomed their eighteenth child. The report notes the baby’s birth on a Thursday, weighing pounds and described as a healthy son. Local officials or hospitals are not named.
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Jung
Av. Hersberg
Yorktown
Grand Opening of Lyric Theater Tonight
The Lyric theater in Cumberland re opens after renovation by owners Mr and Mrs T H Hendershot. The upgraded house debuts tonight with talkie sound and Arctic Nu Air cooling and opens Sunday as well. The bill features Puttin on the Ritz starring Harry Richman with a full film star cast.
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Cumberland
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Ritz
Harry Richman
Richman
al Rood
Goodwill Air Tour Planes To Stop At Mason City Tonight
Ottumwa Iowa June 20 The Good Will air tour flyers head north after Ottumwa with a stop tonight at Mason City before returning toward Des Moines The tour drew eight thousand fans in Ottumwa and News tet yesterday with sixty planes and crews on show Some planes diverted to Ottumwa due to small airports Miss Hyten Huntley of Omaha suffered a minor injury in a wreck The Avronen glider from Omaha left yesterday for Nebraska for exhibitions today
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Mason City
Des Moines
Newstet
Omaha
Nebraska
Hyten Huntley
Minnesota and Great Northern Northern Pacific Merger Case Reopened
Washington June 21 the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission filed a petition with the interstate commerce commission to reopen the merger case between the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads. It seeks to present evidence that many employees of both lines would be affected if the merger is finalized.
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Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Interstate Consycotes Commission
Great Northern Northern Pacific Railroad
Early Ball Scores From Nations League Action Report
Early ball scores list several results with partial team names and final scores. New York defeats Detroit 8 to 6 in a feature game while Philadelphia edges Cleveland 7 to 2. Chicago hosts Washington in a first inning stand as Pittsburgh beats New York 5 to 4 in a seventh game. Brooklyn nails Cincinnati 4 to 2 in the opener of a twin bill as Boston rallies in an eleventh inning effort.
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Father destroys six in fall from West Rock cliff
New Haven Conn June 21 Raymond Spang of Ansonia hurled his wife and daughter from a 300 foot West Rock ledge then seized his three sons and flung them outward before leaping to his own death Witnesses said the tragedy occurred at noon as firemen and police raced to the top and Spang fell 200 feet to the plain below In Jacksonville Fla Louis Weiss a retired merchant drowned his 16 year old son in a bathtub then killed himself after financial reverses and his son’s illness triggered the tragedy
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Raymond Spang
Ansonia
West Rock
West End
Spang
Cam Raymond Spang
Antonia
Yovata
Jacksonville
Fla
Louis Weiss
Igans
Natural gas line to pass near Atlantic, Nebraska
The Missouri Valley Pipe Lines company plans a natural gas line survey in Atlantic after Beatrice, Beatrice to Glenwood, then Boone. The 4-inch pipes currently near Beatrice move toward Glenwood and Boone, with the route bringing the line close to Atlantic in a direct connection between the two cities.
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Missouri, Valley Pipe ‘Lines Company
Atlantic
Conyern
Lings
Deinetai
Beatrice
Neb
Glenivood
Boone
Lantir
London treaty gives U S every benefit says Sen Robinson
Washington June 21 Senator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas, a delegate, said the London naval treaty gives the United States an agreement with England and Japan that is desirable and effective from every standpoint for an American. He stated the cruiser controversy centered on six or eight inch gun armament and the need for three vessels. He argued the United States can match every ship built by England ship for ship, making the treaty fully satisfactory.
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N. S
United States
England
Japan
Joseph T. Robinson
Dem
Arkansas
Clara Bow On Way To New York To Meet Richman
In St Louis on June 2, Clara Bow travels between trains en route to New York to see Harry Richman. Onlookers report her outfits and demeanor as she pauses at a station for a rest between legs of her journey.
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Clara Bow
New York
Harry Richman
St Louis
Wong
Ution
Clara
Welt Homie
Flangag
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