30 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
1
In Columbus on April 30, officials report a tense moment at the state penitentiary when guards and mutinous inmates clashed briefly. Prison administration says calm was restored and the stockade may need three more days to finish securing the area.
The 1950 Community Fund campaign has a goal of 103000, an increase of 12960 over last year’s 341110. Welfare Federation officials note growing city needs and rising relief demands, with new board members and ongoing appeals for funds to support agencies and relief efforts.
Canton news reports post office construction soon to start with assurances from Postmaster General and local officials. Charles E. Morris plans to confer with Washington authorities on urgent postal needs, noting new facilities will provide jobs and essential services during difficult times.
Two boys are held in connection with the death of Kenneth Yeo in a Seminole county case. Authorities say the incident involved a friend’s action and suspected disciplinary motivation. The scene and timing are under investigation.
A freight train split near Akron Canton and Youngstown last midnight. Seven cars derailed and rolled onto an embankment. Four offers were cracked as cars loaded with cargo headed toward Delphos for track switching.
President Hoover planned to receive the London Naval Treaty from Secretary of State Stimson in Washington. Debate over ratification and possible reservations loomed as opposition expected in the Senate. Secretary Borah and others floated codifying maritime law, while Teed’s return to intervene in June.
The United Press reports Mrs. Lindbergh and family plan a child’s arrival timed with staged secrecy. Ambassadors Dwight W. Morrow and wife in Englewood are cited with possible proximity to support the event while hospitals deny confirmed reservations.
Fragmented OCR text mentions changes at a Berger post and a "French" departure. Other lines reference names, dates, and scattered phrases, but readable facts are limited. no clear event, organization, or location is confirmed.
The list includes William G. father of Cleveland Trust Co as president and Myron A. Wick of Steel and Tubes Co Inc a Republic Steel affiliate. John T. Harrington longtime Grove City lawyer and Penn Ohio Power founder. former Yumbull Steel president. and Girdier among others.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange halted trading amid a riotous session with sharp price fluctuations. The exchange announced adjustments and would reopen after measures, closing for the day following the turmoil and planned revisions.
The Obby Committee schedules a Thursday session to hear Capt. Stayton as part of ongoing proceedings. Community attendees seek clarity on the case and potential decisions regarding the dry hearing.
Police detained two organizers for a nonunion workers protest in connection with a home bombing of James Zemak. The event ties to a broader campaign by vengeful bombers amid labor tensions and new restrictions looming under the Prohibition era.
Federal grand jury in Cleveland probes a large bootlegging ring tied to Canton. Indictments expected against up to two dozen politicians, ex officials, patrolmen, and bootleggers for conspiracy to violate federal prohibitions. Report says case centers on Wilfred J. Mabon and spans city officials and police.
A fragment notes the prodigals returning and a nod to the parity pact boys, suggesting mixed outcomes and a mixed reception. The lines reference a welcome home and eclipse comparisons as part of a casual, incomplete bon mot.
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